if you have an open wound you probably shouldn't go swimming but not because of multi-drug resistant bacteria i would say that the chances of a healthy individual being infected by a multi resistant pathogen was swimming in a contaminated lake or about the same as getting rich harvesting particles of gold in the water so via. the greater risk is the possible spread of resistance to antibiotics among bacteria that do make us sick it's important to keep them out of the environment in the 1st place. is that if you type one option is to upgrade wastewater. aren't another more important one is 3 form the use of antibiotics for humans and livestock so that much less makes its way into the environment and then has to be filtered out again. unless these problems are addressed and resolved drug resistance among bacteria is set to get worse if more and more diseases become untreatable that death toll could soar. antibiotic residual founded water into soil so ho big is the problem i think you have to divide this problem there is individual brain problem for the person who is going to a lake or

meanwhile the problem of multi resistance has grown increasingly acute experts estimate multi resistant pathogens killed around $700000.00 people worldwide last year but there's still no comprehensive global plan for dealing with them. and that's the 4th id science correspondent rick williams who now joins me in the studio welcome derrick that's a huge down but almost 3 quarters of a 1000000 people killed by jones resistance to antibiotics last have alone what's driving this increase well there are a couple of different things as we saw all germs will eventually become resistant to antibiotics that's the nature of evolution but where we're accelerating this evolution in a couple of different ways 1st of all one of the big problems is over press. scription of the antibiotics that we have we've been prescribing some of these drugs for 60 years now and often were prescribing them in situations where they're not medically necessary all of us have taken courses of antibiotics particularly in the seventy's eighty's ninety's before this became a big problem that weren't really necessary the do

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a reminder of how this story developed 66 year old multi-millionaire jeffrey epstein was convicted of soliciting prostitution from a minor in 2008 and was then registered as a sex offender in july this year he was arrested again then was about to face trial over the alleged creation of a sex trafficking network charges he repeatedly denied a month later epstein was found dead in his cell in an apparent suicide artie's taylor brings a small. live t.v. one or one check your mike then check it again project veritas has published bombshell footage of an a.b.c. anchor recorded in late august shortly after the disgraced billionaire was found dead in his new york jail cell amy roebuck said over 3 years ago she had exclusive material relating to peter for writing material which had direct testimony from one of the victim's photos as well as other evidence of his to be dealings which implicated high profile figures like bill clinton prince andrew she told me everything she sure is chilling everything she was fighting for 12 years to come out we can is here to talk to us it was unbelievable wha

the international airport in the multi v.n. capital mali provides a gateway for tourists from all over the world then taken by boat to the resort islands that are just a short distance from the airport that provides a logistical advantage especially when storms hit. in just 15 minutes the visitors arriving crossroads a mega resort made up of 9 islands a night in one of these bungalows cost 650 euros 2 years ago this was all just was . satellite images reveal how the artificial islands suddenly emerged in the middle of the coral reef. 2 and a half 1000 palm trees were brought here from other islands if you didn't know you'd think it all develops naturally those in charge of the project are keen to uphold that illusion it's still a natural island the sand literally came from 10 minutes away from here so ultimately this is still how far off for all the properties are from neighboring islands very often because they were developing something on the island say an airstrip or or a construction. the whole issue of artificial islands a

multis media sources are reporting the prime minister will resign "imminently."is government has become embroiled in the political and legal crisis sparked by the murder of a journalist who was investigating the government when she was killed in a car bomb attack two years ago. >> at 3:00 in the morning, the prime minister gave a press conference. he was upset by the investigation into a murder and the alleged involvement of his colleagues. >> for us, this is not just a murder but a major case that shook our democracy. >> many people greatly doubt he actually did everythining possie to s solve the mururder. lastst week, the investigation into who contracted the murder led to the multis energy entrepreneur who allegedly had transferred money via dubai to companies in panama. these companies apparently belonged to the tourism minister and his chief of staff, both of whom resigned earlier this week. the journalist had investigated corruption at the highest government level. many demanded resignation of the prime minister. >> we investigated, found no evidence, and r

and eggs and multi is prime minister joseph muscat as he escaped parliament shrouded by tight security hours earlier his chief of staff and 2 ministers resigned keith scam barry is now under arrest and spent choose day night in police custody as part of the police investigation into the murder of prominent journalist death row on a. car on a glitzy and investigative reporter described as a one woman wiki leaks was blown up by a car bomb 2 years ago she had become known for exposing cronyism within the country's political and business elite all those 3 men face trial for carrying out the murder the mastermind has not yet been identified last week a suspect believed to be a middleman in the murder was arrested but the prime minister granted a pardon if the man helped find the mastermind the next morning a multi is businessman was apprehended on his luxury yacht allegedly preparing to flee the businessman to is now reportedly seeking immunity in exchange for cooperating with the police protesters say heroin was a victim of what they call and demick corruption at the high levels of multis

in one part of the violent conflict in yemen it is though of course one part of this very complex multi dimensional war now the headlines iran taking another step away from the 2050 nuclear deal president hassan rouhani says from whedon's day there will be injecting uranium gas into more than a 1000 centrifuges a process that was banned under the agreement but rouhani didn't say whether it would be now used to enrich uranium britain's main opposition leaders laid out how he will fix the bragg's a crisis if his labor party wins next month's general election german corban says he'd negotiate a new withdrawal deal with the e.u. which would keep britain more closely aligned with the bloc he put that deal to voters in a 2nd referendum where the other choice would be cancelling brings us. emergency crews in nigeria have been fighting a fire that's threatening to destroy a multi-story building people raced to save their belongings after the fire broke out on the roof of the popular balogun market in lagos a crowded market stalls prevented firefighters from reaching the building for more than a

> stopped by the militatary,e multis busininessmanan's luxuxuy yacht.apparently,, yorgrgen fennech, a suspect in the murder of journalist d daphne galizia, wanted to leave the island. he is said to be the owner of a previously secret company that aimed to transfer money to multis politicians via offshore companies in panama. that's what galizia had been investstating. twoo earars ago in october, t te 53-year-old journalist was killed in a car bomb attack. she had d previoususlyeceived mumultiple deaeath rates, whiche reported to the police. -- she had previously received multiple death threats. it was a matter that sparked outrage in malta and abroad. three men have been charged with placing the car bomb, but it is still not known who instigated the crime. malta's prime minister appears guarded. he has spoken of a person of interest being arrested. he has offered a middleman immunity from prosecution. he has declared that he knows the instigator, but some believe members of the government may be involved in the crime. >> it is premature to speculate on

to complete the future is a multi factor authentication or at least 2 factor authentication of code and i think that ultimately the most user friendly systems will be the ones used the most. so biometric identification is convenient but is our personal data safe companies using this tech have to ensure that biometric data is securely stored and encrypted ideally and user devices and not if some clout just makes it harder for hackers to get to unfortunately that's not always done team of israeli researchers managed to hack into a 23 gigabyte database with over 27000000 records containing fingerprints facial profiles and much more but of course possible databases have also been compromised beyond large scale attacks there's also a risk of individual systems or devices being cracked and i'm a bit worried about how successful hackers have been at odds with biometrics. password can be stolen someone can watch you enter it somewhere or find where you wrote it down or even just guessing this can't happen with biometric identification tag biometrics are convenient and save users from having to

multi-asset strategist in from hsbc. you can catch max on radio.ing to talk about the tories election promises. ♪ manus: good morning from bloomberg's middle east headquarters in dubai. i am manus cranny. it is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." these are today's top stories. global stocks rise as beijing says it will raise penalties on iep violations. kong, pro-democracy forces win an overwhelming victory in peaceful local elections. the reaction.th the conservative party manifesto pledges tax cuts, increased spending on the national health service, and boris johnson says brexit has to be delivered. lvmhg moves in europe, agrees to buy tiffany for $135 a share in an all cash offer. the deal hits the tape now. -- looks as if he is set to get exactly what he wants. a little blue box with a ribbon on it. he is looking large for the honor. $135 a share. he has raised his bid. it started out $130 and it went up and up, so this is lvmh closing the transaction. they hope to do that by the middle of 2020. is $16.2 billion. the transaction will be all in stock,

news of live from berlin multis government is in crisis 2 ministers and the prime minister's chief of staff have resigned they were caught up in the investigation into the suspected contract killing of the investigative journalist daphne cutler not galaxia also on the program. rescue teams in albania trying to free survivors from the rubble of collapsed buildings after a deadly earthquake struck overnight more than 20 people have so far been found dead hundreds have been injured. on the hunt for the thieves involved in germany's dressed in jewel heist still no trace of the intruders who staged your day shift robbery taking off with priceless gold and jewel encrusted ought to fast. i'm told me all laddie well welcome to the program we begin in malta where the prime minister's chief of staff is tourism minister and economy minister all stepped down amid a growing scandal surrounding a mud a journalist daphne cairo and a girl it's you know was killed in a car bombing in 2017 after reporting on corruption in the country. keith schembri chief of staff to the maltese prime minister resigns

meanwhile the problem of multi resistance has grown increasingly acute experts estimate multi resistant pathogens killed around $700000.00 people worldwide last year but there's still no comprehensive global plan for dealing with them. and for more now i'm joined by dr tim munns from the robert institute here in berlin he heads a unit that researches antibiotic resistance doctors good to have you on the show so why are we seeing this resistance is it because when we go to the doctor the doctor is just just too willing to prescribe us an antibiotic yet says one we several reasons and in different settings for somebody in high income countries is just this is one of the we. isn't the high income countries too much describing of and to be audix. to underbid it was distant but if you have a global look this is different for example in poor countries in low income countries there is not so much too much use of antibiotics it's more wrong use and all the other things like no toy leds and no good houses what about the wrong use because we hear from the doctors that if we are prescribed an anti

meanwhile the problem of multi resistance has grown increasingly acute experts estimate multi resistant pathogens killed around $700000.00 people worldwide last year but there's still no comprehensive global plan for dealing with them. for more now i'm joined by dr tim munns from the robert caulk institute here in berlin he heads a unit that researches antibiotic resistance bugger's good to have you on the show so why are we seeing this resistance is it because when we go to the doctor the doctor is just just too willing to prescribe us an antibiotic yet says one weazened several reasons and into it in different settings for somebody in. high income countries this is is one of the reason high income countries to much describing of and to be addicts that's. who's to underbid it was distance but if you have a global look this is different for example in poor countries in low income countries there is not so much too much use of antibiotics it's more wrong use and all the other things like no toilet and no good houses doesn't it what about the wrong use because we hear from the doctors tha

the very next morning a multis businessman was apprehended on his luxury yacht and legibly preparing to flee. the businessman to is now reported be seeking immunity in exchange for cooperating with the police. and now 3 ministers once accused by carol want to leave office. many in malta say that their government is corrupt and want prime minister muscat to go he denies any involvement there on the glitziest family go further saying that muscat is protecting those who were behind her murder was u.s. president donald trump is in florida where he has held a so-called homecoming rally in the sunshine state the region is key to trump's reelection in 2020 the president recently announced he was switching his. legal residency. is mar a lago resort in florida his company hopes the move could swing votes his way but it could also motivate support democrats in the key battleground state. joining us from the trump rally in sunrise florida is d. correspondent pablo fully public the arena has emptied out now but the trump come pain seems to be in full swing. you're absolutely right now just a sho

the very next morning a multi businessman was apprehended on his luxury yacht and legibly preparing to flee. the businessman to is now reports of the seeking immunity in exchange for cooperating with the police. and now 3 ministers once accused by carol want to leave office. many in malta say that their government is corrupt and want prime minister muscat to go he denies any involvement there on the glitziest family go further saying that muscat is protecting those who were behind her murder was micallef is a journalist with the times of malta and joins us from the capital letter welcome to you why do you think these 3 men have decided to step down. at this stage it would be even 1st of all at this stage their position has become completely untenable you can't have any government no government can has it's one their highest ranking ministers in that under investigation over a political murder of a journalist i mean there was no way out of them except except to resign and people here say they should have resigned months ago this shouldn't have taken this long because there had been indi

amy klobuchar main tairns the multi -- maintains the multi-billionaire won't be able to buy the election i don't have that money, that is true. i don't think people will buy it that you just put a bunch of money. maybe the argument is i have more money than the guy in the white house. i don't think they will buy that. i think they want someone different. reporter: the multi-billionaire officially kicking off his run for the white house. he confirmed to fox news he will release his tax returns. bloomberg officially announced his presidential bid with an ad touting his middle class upbringing and as job creator. he touts how he rose from the middle class to become a billionaire. he says he's here to defeat trump and rebuild america. > >> now we see a different kind of menace coming from washington. so there is no stopping here. there is an america waiting to be rebuilt. >> part of the campaign strategy, bloomberg plans to skip the first three primary states and not compete for the delegates. instead he will focus on super tuesday march 3. he will not he accept political donations or take a

anti free speech silicon valley is a huge multi multi multi $1000000000.00 operation they are far left wing they are very very anti free speech the democrat party is constantly calling for people to be shut down and censored only if those people are affective and if people are listening to them so that is why you see the going after fox news you see them going after one of the presidential candidates come all the harris wanted through an open call to take away the president's twitter account because it's so entertaining and people love it so much you see them calling for very very influential voices to be shut down you do you do not see them calling for actual hate mongers in this country like david duke or richard spencer there's about maybe 10 of them in this country you don't see them going for them to be censored because they are effective and they are truly odious and also you see with with foreign policy you see them now very very pro-war they're very they're very mad that fox news host tucker carlson does not want bombing syria he does not want bombing in iran and some people sa

this is a multi-billion dollar effort over decades to help the public understand the phase nature of the program. we have a resilient framework focused on strengthening the initial investments to protect life safety and facilitate the city's emergency response after a disaster and adapt plan to adapt to mid century sea level rise, and we know that with two 100 water levels of five or more feet of sea water rise we need a new water front. we want to envision 2100 resil ient waterfront not for now but so we know what we are building to. where we are with the sea wall program. we are grateful for proposition a in november 2018. we have been engaged in robust community engagement since passage of the bond. our focus now is on the risk assessment. we are trying to understand the seismic and flood risks on the water front. we have a geotech any cal program over 100 borings to understand the soil conditions in the area. there is complex work underway. we are not just interested in seismic or flood risk, but the consequences of those hazards for people. how does it affect the embarcadero net

it's also a multi—ethnic, multi—religious federation — but the majority ethnic muslim malays dominateolitically. are racial and religious divides now threatening malaysia's stability and future prospects? there is growing concern that such tensions have been getting worse since a new government took office last year. my my guest is malaysia's minister for islamic affairs, mujahid yusof rawa. minister mujahid yusof rawa, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much. how serious are the current religious tensions we are seeing in malaysia? well, malaysia is a multi- with racial and multireligious country but the relationship with between all of the relationships and defined by the constitution. islam being the official religion. article three states that very clear. and in the same article it mentions that other faith are free to practise. article ii other faith are free to practise. article 11 clearly mentions about freedom of religion but with the caveat, that only the islamic religion can be promoted. 0k, caveat, that only the islamic religion can be promoted. ok, you have set the scene

meanwhile the problem of multi resistance has grown increasingly acute experts estimate multi resistant pathogens killed around $700000.00 people worldwide last year but there's still no comprehensive global plan for dealing with a. revolt from the w's science correspondent darko williams who joins from the welcome derek so. ves antibiotic based antibiotic resistant bacteria they are increasing because. well because for a variety of different reasons. as we just saw bacteria evolve they are going to eventually evolve resistance to these substances anyway particularly in the kinds of situations that we put the men and hospitals using them over and over again but we can accelerate actually that evolution overprescribing that before prescribing them for example in situations where people don't really need and have bacterial for example if they have a viral infection that's been going on for decades in many countries actually particularly in the developing world you can even buy you can buy antibiotics over the counter that's one aspect of the problem we're actually accelerating the evoluti

most of the hotels by even by visit is our own private islands cut off from regular multi view . the local population is concentrated on $200.00 islands the most tourism nevus a. deed and is one of. the 2 kilometer long island has a population of 4000 papal. here there are no women in bikinis and the silent consumption of alcohol is strictly prohibited. in the maldives sharia is the lore of the land. in the islamic republic the constitution requires that every citizen must belong to the religion of the stakes. life revolves around prayer and fishing. ali hutcheon was born indeed and has been married the island since 27 teams. today is children's day and the school has organized a celebration to mock the event. it's a happy occasion but ali is concerned about some of the more negative changes in his community over the years i think it's basically are created right off more extreme to say we're. going to go just right. traditionally and culturally a peaceful place. take over safety security and stability for granted and nobody really pays any attention for that but we shouldn't. th

this is the news these are our top stories to multis ministers and the prime minister's chief of staff have stepped down over a growing scandal surrounding a mudd a journalist daphne cairo and i got killed in a car bombing in 2017 after reporting on corruption in her country a family accuses multis government protecting people involved in her death. 2 a powerful earthquake in albania has left more than 20 p. .

so shift how multi national fora regulate global trade.t to chain? yes. . instead of the us transforming china, the change was the other way round. the result was what economists call the china shock. a huge wage —— wave of usjobs economists call the china shock. a huge wage —— wave of us jobs lost and us factories closed. it is devastating for top not only did we lose 13 millionjobs, not only devastating for top not only did we lose 13 million jobs, not only did we lose all our manufacturing capacity to the point where, china's manufacturing circuit boards for the f-35, but manufacturing circuit boards for the f—35, but also the people losing those, losing help and efforts, losing retirement and efforts. all of that was levied on the state, local and federal governments to ta ke local and federal governments to take care of and then behind that to add insult to injury, not only did they lose their jobs but add insult to injury, not only did they lose theirjobs but the product that came in that they were previously manufacturing were of su

as currently written it allows it to be constructed within the multi-family buildings already occupied by residential use. while the subject property permits residential uses a.d.u. cannot be added until the residential use is legally established through the certificate of completion for the five dwelling units. they are seeking variances to thtorear yard. the existing building occupies the rear yard and front set back. the zoning administrator will consider it at the hearing. i would like to read a correction to the error in findings on page 11 of the draft motion which should read that the project does not cast shadow on any parks or open space. it currently reads that it does cast shadow. since the publication of the staff report the department received 12 letters in support and four letters in opposition of the project. department finds that the project is on balance, consistent with objectives and policies of the general plan. the project will add five dwelling units to the city housing stock bringing this into conformance with the residential uses with the planning code. i am ava

it is a multi stage process and it does not preclude the possibility that they could get more witnesses or information potentially as a result of some of these ongoing court cases, democrats have been extremely wary about getting bogged down and waiting for the courts and it's clear that they do not want to stop the process. >> hans, what are you hearing from the administration? what's their take on this ruling that clearly says, look, you can't just say absolute immunity, we're not going to let our people talk? >> reporter: i hear the sound of dozens of lawyers filing paperwork. they're clearly going to fight this every step of the way in the courts. their public response is really two prong. one, they say it is a single judge. and two, they say it's an obama-appointed judge, an attack on the federal judiciary. >> this is one judge, an obama-appointed judge. this is not unexpected, but it's also not sustainable. this violates i think that opinion, frankly but up against longstanding precedent by administrations that are both democratic and republican who have long asserted these privil

but the prime minister granted a pardon if the man helped find the mastermind the next morning a multis businessman was apprehended on his luxury yacht allegedly preparing to flee the businessman to is now reportedly seeking immunity in exchange for cooperating with the police protests to say heroin was a victim of what they call endemic corruption at the high heels of maltese government muscat top aide has been questioned by police over the murder the other 2 ministers said they were stepping aside until the investigation was over while denying any involvement in the death all 3 were accused by car on the list. of corruption the family say the prime minister is protecting those behind him and scott has ignored calls to quit you know. completely who this is you and it's really on the on the country need stability plays the moment he plays on boots on the stuff but i don't my mandate might actions and decisions in the coming hours and days will be aimed to ensure that stability is my intention to protest to say democracy in the country has long been on the slight the law broken in more w

not doing enough to repel all md groups and the murder investigation that sent shock waves through multis government the prime minister could be next to resign. we begin in iraq where weeks of deadly anti-government protests might be about to force major political change with the announcement by prime minister added up till monday that he intends to resign he who took charge last year says he will submit his resignation to parliament but protesters who have been calling for political change in iraq where else on the streets in the capital as the news broke. it was made shortly after the top shiite cleric grand ayatollah ali al sistani condemned the use of lethal force against protest is and calls for a change in leadership. say in judaism norway are the parliament from which this current government is drawn is asked to reconsider its choice in this regard and to act according to iraq's interest and preserve the blood evidence children to prevent the country from slipping into violence chaos and destruction we confirm again that attacks against peaceful protesters are forbidden as well as