. >> narrator: the ministry of health now ordered its teams in the field to include only laboratory-confirmedes of ebola in their death count. >> narrator: the ministry of health teams now stopped investigating deaths that weren't confirmed ebola cases. some of those deaths were in villages right on the international border between guinea and sierra leone. locals cross freely between the countries every day. louise kamano lived in sierra leone, but in march, she came to stay with relatives in guinea. her mother had ebola and had already crossed the border twice since she got infected. >> narrator: when louise fell sick too, she was frightened by rumors that foreign doctors were killing people. >> narrator: louise walked through the bush until she reached a river: the border with sierra leone. there were no checkpoints, no immigration police. >> narrator: like her mother before her, louise had crossed the border carrying the sickness with her. no one knew it yet, but ebola was spreading in sierra leone. a few days after her journey, the who got a tip-off that louise was sick and had crossed in

of charge. this is a free health clinic coordinated between vida and the government's ministry of health. >> whates is we bring all the supplies and equipment they need on an ongoing basis. >> ramon alzamora is a vida board member. he says peru has a policy of social inclusion and a long-term poverty-reduction plan. education will make the difference, but children need vaccinations to get an i.d. to enroll in school, so vida and the health ministry provide these clinics on a regular basis. vida usa collects supplies from bay area hospitals and other facilities at its warehouse in emeryville, california. >> this is surplus supplies that they're clearing out their inventory. >> then vida ships containers to its warehouse in lima and distributes those supplies to more than 80 hospitals, clinics, and organizations. haydee rodriguez pastor co-founded vida with her late husband, carlos, 25 years ago. they're both from peru, but came to live in the bay area. they saw a desperate need to help the poor in peru. her choice to focus on vida usa's critical work is saving lives and creating futures, and vida

brazil's national of britain is off this is the health ministry has cut funding to rio's hospitals by thirty five percent this year the office last week will use this footage from one of the city's biggest cancer treatment hospitals patients can wait weeks for a bed equipment is damaged and there's a shortage of both staff and medicines in this hospital forty percent of patients had their chemotherapy perspire on because drugs were not available at all minot out of firstly they have to increase their health care budget especially for cancer treatment for example cancer medicine is one hospital accounts for sixty percent of the budget the budget needs to be more responsibly managed. brazil's national cancer institute is considered one of the country's best but even here patients complain about delays. i need to be receiving chemotherapy or radiation at the same time because they can't operate on me but they haven't been able to start the radiation yet i don't know why maybe the lack of space i don't know but i don't have access. be as family and friends paid for one examination she des

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facility in egypt probably in decades we are still waiting for final numbers here from the ministry of health and from security sources and this attack is really when we're talking about it happening in north sinai that's true but it's the part of north sinai that's half way between the border crossing with gaza. and the suez canal in cairo so this wave of terrorism is getting closer to cairo what we think about last month's attack on the always is here in the province i'm in giza prob a province there was an attack just a month ago about fifty kilometers away from where i am right now bring us right up to date on what is occurring there as you say a state of flux in terms of casualty numbers cairo based journalist jake up after thank you for that. the u.k.'s prime minister treason may as again label russia a threat to europe and call for a unified action to counter the perceived menace she made the comment in brussels ahead of the eastern partnership summit on initiative focused on bringing together countries across europe we must be open eyes to find the actions of states like russia russia

the large number of civilians which so far amounted to eight people according to the iraqi ministry of health whereas the number of injured is more than five hundred seven of whom are from this area and the one from diyala which is in the south of this area. now a groups are preparing to send much needed aid supplies to yemen again after saudi arabia said it will start reopening the country's airports and seaports saudi arabia placed a blockade on yemen a week ago after hoofy rebels fired a missile at riyadh the first force to be reopened include aden mccollough and al maka which controlled by yemen's exiled government around eighty percent of yemen's food supplies enter through the port and had died out which is controlled by the rebels the saudi led coalition says it will stay closed until it's satisfied the who cannot use it to bring in weapons and as there is mohammed oh has more from the port of djibouti. up to four thousand tons of medical supplies as well as therapeutic food for yemen's children are stranded in djibouti aid it is operating from duty saying that they are in a race again

see on the own has more than four thousand ebola survivors and the ministry of health and sanitation has set up a specific program for them with free health care but there are challenges during the of all the crisis eleven doctors and almost three hundred health care workers die from the disease and seriously are making an already weak health care system even weaker the own chief medical officer admits there is still a lack of resources to do not have adequate. you know she's. over there. he adds there have been improvements to such as fast response teams and emergency operation centers. the and health care workers are now better trained in i.p.c. or infection prevention and control. we emphasize more on how you choose. what you do what they really value what you want to do you do your hand washing before and after liberia along with guinea and sierra leone are also recovering from accusations of fraud a recent investigation by the red cross says two point four million dollars disappeared during the crisis. but there are signs of hope there are plans to tour in this area just outside

the large number of civilians which so far amounted to eight people according to the iraqi ministry of health whereas the number of injured is more than five hundred seven of whom are from this area and the one from diyala which is in the south of the. aid groups are preparing to send much needed supplies to yemen again after saudi arabia said it will start reopening some of the country's ports and airports saudi arabia placed a blockade on yemen a week ago after hoofy rebels fired a missile at riyadh the first ports to be reopened will include aden mccollough and our market which is controlled by yemen's exiled government around eighty percent of yemen's food supplies enter through the port of the head data which is controlled by the rebels the saudi led coalition says it will stay closed until it satisfied who cannot use it to bring in weapons out as there was mohammed oh here's more from the port of djibouti. up to four thousand tons of medical supplies as well as repeated food for yemen's children us stranded in djibouti aid edges is operating from duty saying that they are in a race agai

of occupational health. he served as the director general of the national defense and relief office in the ministry of health in peru. ugarte guard take -- dr. also serves as the united nations task force toward nader for this country. as theently serves regional advisor for emergency preparedness in washington dc. [applause] >> hello. how are you doing? very good. i am pleased to be here because thegage very well with previous presentation on how the world is prepared for the next pandemic. the presentation that i will give you is regarding the international response to a potential pandemic. one of the conclusions of international response is that it should be to improve the coordination with national response -- you have to be, mentoring to a national -- you have to become elementary -- you plementary to a national response. support istional crucial. how the world is performing on that -- it is related to the it international regulations capacity. it was improved in 2005 and began in 2000 four and 2007 -- in 2007. the countries are not there yet. most of them have requested an expansion to reach those capa

of occupational health. he served as director general of the national defense and disaster relief office in the ministry of healthin peru. and he joined as a short-term consultant in honduras where he also served as united nations disaster task force core data for this country. he presently serves as a regional advisor for emergency preparedness and disaster relief in washington, d.c. [applause] >> hello. how are you doing? very good. i am pleased to be her because i engaged by with the previous presentation on how is the world prepared for next pandemic. and the presentation i will give you is regarding the international response to a potential pandemic. so one of the conclusions of the international response is that it should be to improve the coordination with national response we have to be complementarity to the national capacity. so each nation who is able to early detect and share that information, and begin the response, meanwhile international support is coming is crucial for that. so how the world is performing on that, it is related to international region capacity. it was approved in 2005 and begun in

see on the own has more than four thousand ebola survivors and the ministry of health and sanitation has set up a specific program for them with free health care but there are challenges during the apollo crisis eleven doctors and almost three hundred health care workers died from the disease and seriously are making an already weak health care system even weaker syrians chief medical officer admits there is still a lack of resources we do not have adequate numbers. if you don't. you know she's. over there. he adds there have been improvements to such as fast response teams and emergency operation centers. the and health care workers are now better trained in i.p.c. or infection prevention and control. we emphasize more on how you achieve. what you do what they really value what you want to do you do your hand washing before and after liberia along with guinea and syrah leone are also recovering from accusations of fraud a recent investigation by the red cross says two point four million dollars disappeared during the crisis. but there are signs of hope there are plans to tour in this

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of occupational health. he served as director general of the nationa national defense and disaster relief office and the ministryof health and peru. he joined as a short-term consultant in honduras where he also serves as the united nations disaster task force coordinator for the country. he presently serves as the regional adviser for emergency preparedness and disaster relief here in washington, d.c.. [applause] >> [inaudible] how does the will t world prepar the next pandemic? the presentation i will give you is in the international response to the pandemic, so one of the conclusions of the international response is to improve the coordination with the national response we have to be complementary to the national capacity to. it's related to the international capacity, that this was approved in 2005 and began in 2007 but you see that the countries are not there yet. most of them have requested an extension to the resource capacities and the last was provided in 2014. they have reached that level in the self-assessment aspect, so they say that they are rare. how they are performing in terms of those capacities

the fisheries ministry of cary mass marine biologist. has been investigating the health of the coral reefs around tarawa and the surrounding atoll similar than ten years using measuring tapes he and his team regularly monitor coral growth and health. what we are seeing is the more popular coral is now are the ones that are adapting and more resilient to change in to increase in temperature this are buying more in the hot temperatures this spreading over which is ok in assisted cars and i'm just reading there are lots of them. but it's only it's like survival of the fittest. the polyps that make up the stony corals are among the winners of climate change they seem to be particularly happy in the waters around us because they're so resilient to the change that's why they're in really improving their coke up is massive even they could i mean so. you know storms are stuff like that. i hope for kerry but only healthy coral reefs can grow with the rising sea levels their natural breakwaters and provide important protection for the islands during major storm surges. here in the

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to show a rise researches say the weakening of eisel and boko haram are key factors at least thirteen people have died according to greece's health ministry after flash floods hit the western outskirts of africans a heavy overnight storm turned roads into rivers sweeping away cars and buildings the death toll is expected to rise and the local mayor says people remain trapped in their homes more bad weather is forecast for the coming days leaders from around the world are meeting to discuss how to slow down global warming the talks in the german city of borna building on the paris agreement which was reached two years ago and which the u.s. now says it intends to withdraw from germany's chancellor angela merkel told the conference that the measures agreed in two thousand and fifteen will not be enough to stop disastrous changes to the climate well scientists are warning that glass is in the french alps are heating so quickly they could soon threaten popular tourist villages they say it's likely that climate change is the cause of this or at least enjoyed an expedition to more long to see it for himself. the french alps mystical mesmerizing

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of the health and safety executive. in march last year the health and safety executive said the ministry of defence would have faced prosecutionidn't have immunity. an independent body called the special prosecution authority initially decided not to pursue charges against individuals involved in the training exercise. that decision was challenged by relatives of the soldiers who died. we've heard from one serving soldier and one who has since left the service, they will face charges of negligence. the trial will take place in a military court. the director of special services at the time said they push themselves beyond their ability to endure here, the process of possibly holding individuals to account for what happened that day continues more than four years after their deaths. the chief executive of tesco, dave lewis, has been giving evidence at the trial of three former executives at the supermarket. they're on trial on fraud charges, in connection with an alleged multi—million pound accounting scandal. earlier our business correspondent emma simpson sent us this update from outside southwark crown court. today we have th

they started with the industry of health and then they went to the ministry of education. the next target is ministry of mining petroleum. we are supporting them to do that and also supporting their quarterly follow-up on action taken against the recommendations made. the ministry of mines has a very good roadmap we think for development of the extractive industry of petroleum. so as the effort with the anticorruption push the president donnie emphasized at the senior officials meeting in kabul following up one year after brussels as they push forward without there's a roadmap that they have developed to develop the extractive sect are. we will do what we can to support them including a new project that we have coming on to help the government industries address the sources of corruption within them and to help civil society to monitor the extent to which that is being done. the final point that i would make and forgive me for going on longer than i was allowed, the final point is that there is a u.s. afghanistan compact which is an afghan initiative that includes over 200

more afraid of the national health system than i am of my cancer the bureaucracy is so slow everything you need a biopsy a visit to the oncologist it takes so long. this is the health ministry has cut funding to real hospitals by thirty five percent this year the office last week released this footage from one of the city's biggest cancer treatment hospitals patients who wait weeks for a bed equipment is damaged and there's a shortage of both staff and medicines in this hospital forty percent of patients had they chemotherapy the spoon because drugs were not available at all made it out of firstly they have to increase the health care budget especially for cancer treatment for example cancer medicine is one hospital accounts for sixty percent of the budget the budget needs to be more responsibly managed. brazil's national cancer institute is considered one of the country's best but even here patients complain about delays. i need to be receiving chemotherapy or radiation at the same time because they can't operate on me but they haven't been able to start the radiation yeah i don't know why maybe the lack of space i don't know but i don't have access. to the i'm friends pai

of fears for the runners health. russia is battling over twenty forest fires in its southeastern pree more yeah a region the emergency ministry says that firefighters are battling the flames both on the ground and from the air they say that the situation is expected to improve by the end of the week with rain and snow in the forecast. saudi arabia has accused iran of an act of direct military aggression as the rivalry between those two countries intensifies a crown prince is mohammed made this statement after claiming that iran had supplied rebels in yemen with a missile that was fired towards the capital riyadh over the weekend now that missile was intercepted the foreign ministry of iran has called those remarks destructive and falls and this all comes a day after arrests in saudi arabia widely seen as a move by the crown prince to consolidate his power. the ritz carlton hotel in riyadh is normally a popular meeting place for saudi arabia's wealthy c.e.o.'s ministers members of the royal family. no mobile phone footage shows how this luxury hotel has become a gilded prison the rich and famous arrested in yesterday's corrupt

of fears for the runners health. russia is battling over twenty fourth fires in its south east and the more a region the emergency ministry says firefighters are fighting the flames both on the ground and from the air officials say the situation is expected to improve by the end of the week with rain and snow expected in the region. u.k. politician carl sargent has been found dead just days after he resigned over sexual misconduct allegations the former welsh government minister has also been suspended from the opposition labor party police said his body was found at an address in north wales is believed to have committed suicide. for his u.s. authorities say the man accused of fatally shooting twenty six people at a church in texas was able to buy firearms because of an error by the u.s. air force they failed to add devon patrick kelly's criminal history to the federal database used to conduct background checks but kelly had received a domestic violence conviction while working for the air force back in twenty twelve. u.s. president donald trump is in south korea the second stop of his first official five country tour th

we are hearing of an attack on a mosque in egypt these figures coming to us from the health ministry there seventy five have been wounded in an attack on a mosque in egypt we have no more details other than that but as soon as we find out more about what happened and who might be behind it we'll let you know. present china investigating reports that toddlers at a child care center in beijing were sexually abused drugged and molested it's the latest in a series of child abuse cases a day care centers that has caused outrage and panic across the country steadfast in reports from beijing. they're in shock and demanding an explanation these are parents of toddlers who attend the prestigious red yellow blue kindergarten in beijing children as young as three years old have said they were molested drugged and stripped naked by care workers reg yellow blue is the largest early childhood service provider in china and is listed on the new york stock exchange order not from you in the glass of my chair oh some parents have ak their children whether the aides the pews the children said lisa was

health for example. river and to enable them to prepare for the future we need to do law as you know. the ministry of the armed forces is the first french public investor we invested more than eighteen billion. euros any military equipment. and all 11/15/17 11/15/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from cop23, the u.n. climate summit, in bonn, germany, this is democracy now! >> we are in a treehouse village in an occupied forest. it has been occupied for over five years now. occupation has the aim to of the the explanation mind. it is not just about protecting the forest, but about fighting global warming because this region

talking to representatives of finance ministries from other countries, it is the case that the united states spends more of its collective income, a higher percentage of gdp, for healthe. however, the percentage of gdp around the world being devoted to health care is rising. the other thing i learned, you talk to other people from different countries about what they think of their health care systems, no one is happy. it is a very difficult -- moral: this is like in the army. it is always bad. no one is happy about health care. when do you use the system? when you are not feeling well. host: alaska, independent line. caller: good morning, gentlemen. since we went off of the gold standard, what are we using to back our currency? guest: we back our currency with the full faith and credit of the united states of america. if we are willing to make good on that trust, we will be with every other country around the world where money is created by central bank. ist we haven't done recently managing our national finances very well. guest: if i might boil it down like i would in a classroom with 18-year-olds, what they accept the money is the stuff of america can make and sel

health care, farmer, footwear. -- pharma, footwear. a total of 187. tax rate, 17.3%, down to 7.7%. we will bring you more details when we find out more from china's ministry for companies getting into the china consumer market. let's talk about china. china's large-cap index remains in the red. what some traders are seeing is it states -- state-sanctioned selloff. state sanctions selloff, where does it leave all the little people, the mom-and-pop retail investors? >> you got to look at the fact that the chinese markets had almost 20% this year. we are coming from an elevated base. sees not surprising we these tweaks taking place with the government looking to crack down on some of the excess euphoria. i do not think it is necessarily going to change very much. outlook is still reasonably positive and proving the doomsayerswrong. -- wrong. seems perception over the attitude of beijing on markets drives this up and down. which tells me, even when you go to 2015, the markets had not matured. is there anything on fundamentals to trust when it comes to this market? and of the day, nothing matters except this. steve: david, i absolutely agree with you. we do no

the independent anti-corruption agency to do vulnerability assessments starting with the ministry of health and a education we are supporting them to do that and and then to have a very good roadmap we think for development of the extractive industries. so as the effort with anti-corruption bush emphasized that the recent senior officials meeting following of one year after brussels as a push forward there is a road map developed to develop those attractive sectors. including a new project coming on to help the government ministries address those sources of corruption and help civil society to monitor the extent to which that is done. the final point i would make can forgive me going a bit longer than allowed but there is the west's afghanistan compact which is the initiative that includes over 200 performance measures with a whole gamut of issues including private sector development issues. then it is the afghan initiative they have emphasized going for word they are helping them to move as that is requested with those capabilities to do that but until ben -- then it is not renew but the n