the national health commission ordered virus samples destroyed. brave chinesered citizens who raised alarms and deployed its propaganda organs to denounce those who called for simple transparency. that brings us to today. china is still refusing to share the information we need to keep people safe, such as clinical specimens and details about the many covid-19 patients in december 2019. not to mention patient zero. truth telling and calls for transparency aren't about politics. tois about the ongoing need save american lives. today. an ongoing threat ask medical professionals in new york city. i think they will agree. we need countries to share reliable data in a timely way. the next time that a calamity like this hits. we need reliable partners. as a result of china's choices, countries are starting to understand the risk and taking action to protect their people. nigeria andeks, of lies- a whole host and misdeeds. spain has returned defective test kits to china. the czech republic and other nations have received shoddy ppe. the australians and s

just tell me if you can one more time why on january 14 the national health commission document thatpread on the internet, not to be publicly disclosed in which they said that there was evidence of human—to—human transmission, clustered cases, a severe and complex problem. why is it that the very next day — i come back to it — that one of your most senior officials... i think all your information are coming from washington post. i think you depend on too much on american media. you know, i really hope you depend on who for information. we share all this information with the who. you know, i saw...i saw your interview, and i think china has been straightforward, transparent and quickest in terms of sharing information with the who. of course, inside china, we have to take precautions, measures, we have to take strict conventional measures to fight against this virus. it is still unknown then, so people do not know what will happen, what this virus is about. the thing is, ambassador... on the one hand, we share our knowledge, our understanding with the who, with the other countries...

meanwhile in china, the deputy director of the national health commission, li bin, says the coronavirusess in the country's health system. we'll have more on that shortly, but first let's get more on the aviation industry plans with this report from our business reporter katy austin. when passengers return to the uk's near—empty airports, how different will travel be? some other countries have already introduced quarantine procedures. sophie and her family went to australia in march for a wedding. on arrival, they had to self—isolate for m days. while she understands the reasons, sophie would be reluctant to repeat the process. certainly if it was just for a holiday, iwouldn‘t because two weeks is actually quite a long time to be unable to leave your house, especially with kids. the uk aviation industry is reeling from a huge drop in travel. the group representing uk—based airlines says quarantine measures here would be a further blow. if this is the scientific advice, then absolutely we will accept that. the health and safety of our passengers is paramount. but this will have a signifi

some of the latest data we've got from the national health commission out of china we've got 5 new cases reported on sunday 2 of those cases are imported and 3 are from this province known as the jilin province this is an area or province the border is russia and north korea it's in the north east of china and the government there has reported that the total tally so far of about $144.00 cases now the mayor in julian city it's his now does describe this as a serious outbreak and as a result the government in the city and across the province have put in place a number of control measures and restrictions and some of that includes the city being put in partial lockdown schools have been closed across the province of also got some of the residential compounds have been locked down as well gatherings both indoor and outdoor have been banned and the transport systems we're talking about the trains there's a long and short distance routes they've been partially stopped for now the governor is also pushing for increased the screening of those residents in this particular area medical teams as y

look at some of the latest figures coming from china's national health commission on sunday we have 5 new infections that have been reported to our imported cases and the other 3 are in the jilin province so this particular area this is been identified as the last latest cluster outbreak province this is in the north east of the country and the government there has reported the total tally so far in that particular area is 144 cases in the province and the mayor in the city which is part of that province has described it as a serious outbreak and as a result the government has boosted a number of its control measures and restrictions across the province to try and stem or curb the spread of the infection in the city of julian the got a partial lockdown schools have also been closed a gathering indoor and outdoor have also been banned residential compounds in some of this province have been restricted as a result and the governor is also trying to push for increased testing for the early detection of the coronavirus but in other parts of china we are seeing life return to normal and we

one day later china's national health commission banned the publication of any research on the virus.n the middle of an outbreak that became an epidemic, that became a global pandemic they banned research. day by day this cover-up became crazier and more intense. from january 5th toy january 18th, wuhan officials refused to offer any updates on the spread of the virus. on january 14th the chief of china's national health commission warned in private that the wuhan coronavirus is very likely to become a "major public health event." in other words, a disaster in which many would die. the chinese government hid that that news from the world. we didn't know because they hid it. ten days later authoritiesw blocked the wuhan virology from sharing viral samples with colleagues around the world, including at the university of texas. meanwhile chinese doctors who tried to warn the public, and there were several, were arrested, punished, andch possiy murdered. on january 2nd chinese state mediare announced the arrest of eight people. chinese police warned the public not to fabricate rumors, to

here is a spokesperson from china's national health commission. >> in the past 14 days, new cases haven reported in seven provinces and cluster infections continue to rise. we need to identify the source, trace and manage close contact, lewis: in w,uhann isolation and viru have been confirmed. 17 new cases were registered across china. robin brandt has more. >> tre are five new cases there. it is linked to an 89-year-old han whfell illhisirusit back in march. he stayed at home. since then, there have been a number of cases related to that compound in the doubleigits. we are seeing five new rsorted .a at this single compound they stayed in lockdown h been g because its new, fresh ces emerging domestically. lewis: singapore prepares to ease lockdown restrictions on businesses. parks have recruited a new helper to mind visitors to maintain social distance in the version of a cyber dog. stand at least one meter apar lewis: it has been programmed to bark social disncing ions to visitors via cameras bed on how busy the paths are. a restaurant in sweden who has catered to one guest at a tim,

chinald have spread could have had a choice, but instead, china covered up the outbreak, the national health commissionrdered viral samples destroyed on january 3, china citizens who raise alarms, deployed propaganda to denounce those who called for simple transparency. that brings us to today, 120 days on. china is still refusing to share the information we need to keep people safe. live now.joined pompeo, pressing on with the trump administration's criticism of china. indeed. he is continuing to pose a highly controversial and possibly incorrect theory that the virus somehow originated in the chinese lan in wuhan. wuhan.in this is being discredited by anthony fauci, yet pompeo continues to press this point. a bit of background, pompeo has very much a controversial commentator on chinese events, in particular, very much, and many occasions, conspiracy theories. some question why mike pompeo is pressing a particular theory that has no support from u.s. traditional allies. mike pompeo is speaking up to an audience of --, indeed, the white house the president in the white house, donald trump. indicating

meanwhile in china — the deputy director of china's national health commission, li bin — says the coronavirusountry's health system. we'll have more on that shortly — but first let's get more on the aviation industry plans with this report from our business reporter — katy austin. when passengers return to the uk's near—empty airports, how different will travel be? some other countries have already introduced quarantine procedures. sophie and her family went to australia in march for a wedding. on arrival, they had to self—isolate for m days. while she understands the reasons, sophie would be reluctant to repeat the process. if it was just for a holiday, i wouldn't because two weeks is a long time to be unable to leave your house, especially with kids. the uk aviation industry is reeling from a huge drop in travel. the group representing uk—based airlines says quarantine measures here would be a further blow. if this is the scientific advice, then we will accept that. the health and safety of our passengers is paramount. but this will have a significant impact on our sector and nobody will wa

clarke is monitoring developments from hong kong some the latest dust we've got from the national health commission out of china we've got 5 new cases reported on sunday at 2 of those cases are imported and 3 are from this our province.

the country's national health commission also registered no deaths related to covid—i9 during the previouslocal and one imported from abroad. since the outbreak began in wuhan, more than 5 million people worldwide have been infected. a third of a million have died. let's speak now to professor rana mitter, who is the director of the oxford university china centre. great to talk to you. it is obviously china's parliamentary session as well and this is a good headline for that moment that there are no new cases over the last 2a hours confirmed. it is a good headline, and in terms of the agenda of the chinese communist party once you put forward, it is a good starting point. let's not forget that the good news of the virus hides something that in the long—term is much more of a challenge for them. the chinese economy, like many economies, has taken a real cratering over the last few weeks and months and there is a desperate attempt to find a economic strategy that on the one hand brings china back to relative prosperity but also doesn't mask the increased amounts of debt. short—term success,

the deputy director of china's national health commission, li bin, told reporters that the pandemic hasis comment comes after sustained criticism on china over its early response. let's go live to george magnus who is a researcher on china and the authour of the book "red flags: why xi's china is in jeopardy". i suppose one reason is precisely because of the handling of the coronavirus outbreak and the immediate aftermath. what do you think the motive is behind li bin‘s comments? looking at his comments in the round, he did actually go on to say that, you know, china did have weaknesses, and what they were going to go on and do was to build a more centralised, efficient chain of command in the public health system using... making much better use of data and artificial intelligence, and so on. however, i think, as you pointed out really in your package, in the fiba royal atmosphere which exists now between much of the rest of the world, certainly in the west, about the handling of public health and the pandemic, they still call it and the pandemic, they still call it an epidemic. —— in t

some of the latest data we've got from the national health commission out of china we've got 5 new cases reported on sunday 2 of those cases are imported and 3 are from this province known as the jilin province this is an area or province the borders russia and north korea it's in the northeast of china and the government there has reported that the total tally so far of about $144.00 cases now the mayor in julian city it's his now does describe this as a serious outbreak and as a result the government in the city and across the province have put in place a number of control measures and restrictions and some of that includes the city being put in past lockdown as schools have been closed across the province of also got some of the residential compounds have been locked down as well gatherings both indoor and outdoor have been banned and the transport systems we're talking about the trains these are long and short distance routes they've been partially stopped for now the governor is also pushing for increased the screening of those residents in this particular area medical teams as you

19 for more than a month and the city where the virus was 1st detected in december and national health commission says the new case was previously symptomatic of the capital of problems was the 1st city in the world to go into lockdown it's been slowly returning to normality since restrictions were lifted last month. to brazil now where the president is facing renewed criticism over his response to the pandemic on the day the number of deaths past 10000 share but it was seen writing a jet ski on a lake in the capital brasilia his actions are in defiance of advice on social distancing from his own health ministry for sonora has dismissed growing alarm over latin america's worst outbreak as neurosis. well one of the world's most respected medical journals has described the biggest threat to his country but the president and supporters are refusing to support saying the economy must come 1st. as this report. has brazil recorded more than 10000. supporters of president. on the capital brasilia to defend their battered leader and demand their name down measures they rallied in front of the country's s

more than a month and han that's a city where the virus was 1st detected in december its national health commission says the new case was previously as symptomatic the capital of whom a province was the 1st city in the world to go into lockdown it's been slowly returning to normal since restrictions were lifted last month yemen reported 17 new virus cases on sunday taking the total number of infections to $51.00 at least 3 deaths have been confirmed yemen was one of the last countries to declare its 1st coronavirus case on april 10th the war torn country is grappling of the world's biggest humanitarian crisis the united nations fears the virus could be spreading undetected across yemen due to inadequate testing capabilities and protective equipment a province in southwestern iran has been placed under lockdown because of a 60 percent increase in the number of coronavirus hospitalisations restrictions have slowly been eased across iran against the advice of health officials in an attempt to revive the struggling economy prayer gatherings have resumed in 180 cities and towns and schools will open nex

here's a spokesman from china's national health commission.eported in seven provinces and the number of local cluster infections continues to rise. we need to identify the source of the infections and their roots, trace and manage all close contacts, treat patients in isolation and keep them under observation. this way, we can cut the transmission chain. —— and their routes. to have originated — five new locally—tra nsmitted cases in wuhan — where the covid—i9 outbreak is thought to have originated — five new locally—tra nsmitted cases of the virus have been confirmed, and in total 17 new cases were registered across china — the highest number in a fortnight. our correspondent robin brant has more on the situation in wuhan. five new cases being reported there. apparently, this around one housing compound and apparently, it's linked to an 89—year—old man who first fell ill with this new type of the virus back in march. he stayed at home, we're told, wasn't treated at hospital, but since then, there have been a number of cases related to that co

more than a month and that's a city where the virus was 1st detected back in december a national health commission says the new case was previously asymptomatic the capital of a province was the 1st city in the wild to go into lockdown and it's been slowly returning to normal since restrictions were lifted last month on the other hand malaysia has extended restrictions aimed at reducing the spread of the virus by a month schools places of worship and state borders were meant to open on tuesday but it's now been pushed back until the 9th of june the prime minister says the measures have been extended in ponte to stop the launch amount of travel that usually comes with the end of ramadan now further south in singapore has put a robot dog on patrol in a park as part of efforts to encourage social distancing or you see and for those to ground instead to. thank you. this is spot who broadcasts a recording of lock down rules as it walks at 3 kilometer stretch of pocket and throughout her to a trial period its built in cameras will calculate how many people are in the park and cable authorities informed

more than a month in the water the says he with the virus was 1st detected in december its national health commission says the new case did not show symptoms previously the capital of hoby province was the 1st city in the world to go into lockdown it's been slowly returning to normal since restrictions were lifted last month. south korea's president says there's no reason to panic after a new coronavirus outbreak in seoul linked to nightclubs when jay and praised his country's efforts to contain the pandemic but warned of a 2nd wave of infections later this year robert reich reports from seoul. south korea's response to the corona virus has been widely held up as an example to other countries at one time it faced the 2nd worst outbreak in the world after china but quickly brought it under control by encouraging people and companies to voluntarily social distance while conducting mass testing and contact tracing president moon use this national address to promise further advances. we will reinforce the epidemic prevention and 100 systems become the undisputed number one epidemic response country leadi

but instead instead china covered up the outbreak and harm its national health commission ordered virus samples destroyed on january 3rd china disappeared brave chinese citizens who raised alarms that deployed its propaganda organs to denounce those who politely called for simple transparency that brings us to today 120 days on china is still refusing to share the information we need to keep people safe. mike hanna joins us live now from bear pressing on there with the trump administration's criticism of china mike. well indeed yes and he's continuing to pose a highly controversial and possibly incorrect theory that the virus somehow originated in a chinese lab in will harm this has been discredited by many scientists including the foremost for ologist in the united states antony and yet by continues to press this point he continues to back to china now a bit of background has always been a hawk on trying or even before he entered government he was very much a controversial commentator on chinese events in particular very much and in many occasions a conspiracy theorist but many experts

in particular that they are concerned about well the latest figures we've got out of the national health commission in china on sunday we've got 5 new infections 2 of those are important but 3 are from this province called province now this is in the north east of the country this is where there are defined the latest cluster or the latest outbreak in china another jenning in government reported 144 cases in that particular province but the mayor and insidious describe this as a serious outbreak and as a result the government's boosted a number of its control measures to try and restrict or stem the spread of the current a virus the city there is in partial lockdown we've got schools have been closed gatherings have been banned and some of the long and short distance train routes they've also been stopped as a result no residential compounds have also been restricted and the governor is also pushing for the increased testing of residents across the province but in particular in the city of g. lin and that's obviously for early detection but as we've got this particular class to in the north east of

economic malaise that choice but instead instead china covered up the outbreak in han its national health commission ordered virus samples destroyed on january 3rd china disappeared brave chinese citizens who raised alarms it deployed its propaganda organs to denounce those who politely called for simple transparency that brings us to today $120.00 days on china is still refusing to share the information we need to keep people safe. by doing had earlier hit back at the u.s. saying tariffs should not be used as a weapon of the president donald trump threaten to impose that china has also criticized the u.s. claims that the passage and originated in the lab and who home let's cross to white house correspondent kelly help kimberly has secretary also state provided this evidence that he's been talking about. no and neither has the u.s. president to as far back as a full 30th was also saying that he had conclusively seen the evidence that this was not a virus of natural origin but instead had originated in a lab and the convenient thing about that is that when it's classified intelligence it's never made

economic malaise their choice but instead instead china covered up the outbreak and harm its national health commission ordered virus samples destroyed on january 3rd china disappeared brave chinese citizens who raised alarms that deployed its propaganda organs to denounce those who politely called for simple transparency that brings us to today 120 days on china is still refusing to share the information we need to keep people safe meanwhile activists in the united states to settle mission what they're calling the trump desk clock and they say more than 44000 deaths counted so far were caused by president on trump's inaction the activists estimate 60 percent of u.s. deaths could have been prevented if restrictions had been imposed and there are white house correspondent joins us live now to make him pay or is doubling down only trump ministrations criticism of china and a. yeah as activists point to donald trump saying that he should have done more to prepare the united states the u.s. president is pointing the finger at china as this is now been acco to by the u.s. secretary of state saying that chin

instead china covered up the outbreak and hon its national health commission ordered virus samples destroyed on january 3rd china disappeared brave chinese citizens who raised alarms it deployed its propaganda organs to denounce those who politely called for simple transparency that brings us to today 120 days on china is still refusing to share the information we need to keep people safe. beijing had already hit back at the u.s. saying tariffs should not be used as a weapon of the president threaten to impose them china has also criticized u.s. claims that the pathogen originated in a. let's cross now to our white house correspondent kimberly help to that end kimberly about the virus originating in a laborde tree in new han the secretary of state doubled down on that claim saying that there was quite a lot of evidence what else did he have to say. yeah he said there was evidence but of course we haven't seen that evidence says the u.s. president 1st made that claim back in april that the white house had definitively seen intelligence saying that this virus originated in a lab in china even

secretary xi waited a crucial six days until january 20 before announcing findings by china's national health commission about the danger of widespread human-to-human coronavirus contagion. now, just think for a while of the time lost between taiwan's warping to the world health -- warning to the world health organization in late december 2019 and general secretary xi's admitting human-to-human transmission on january 20. that time lost could have saved the whole worldous in of lives, because they could have been on top of the situation, how bad it was, much more than anybody knew at that particular time. general secretary xi's government also delayed an access request for the world health organization experts to visit expected -- affected regions at the end of january by almost two weeks. another two weeks lost. and he has continually fed disinformation to foreign citizens via several misleading tweets by his foreign ministry and multiple unfounded claims posted on state-run media websites. despite this and also other evidence that china actively silenced whistle-blowers and doctors domestically and th

secretary waited a special six days until january 20th before announcing news by china's national health commissionabout the danger of wide spread human to human coronavirus. by xi. just think for a while, the time between taiwan's morning to the world health organization and they december the 2019, and the general secretary xi, admitting human to human transmission on january the 20th. that time lost, could have saved the whole world thousands of lives. it could've been on top of the situation about it was. much more than anybody knew at that particular time. the general secretary xi governments, also delayed in excess requirement request for the world health organization experts to visit expected affected regions at the end of january i almost two weeks. another two weeks lost. and, yet continually fed disinformation to foreign citizens by several misleading tweets by his foreign ministry and unfounded claims posted on state run media websites. despite this, and also other evidence in china actively silenced the whistleblowers, and that the communist party officials were aware of the spread well

wuhan institute of virology director general yanyi wang messaged her colleagues, saying the national health commissiond her the lab's covid-19 data "shall not be published on social media... and shall not be disclosed to the media." and on january 3rd, the commission sent this document, never posted online, but saved by researchers, telling labs t"" destroy" covid-19 samples "or send them to the depository institutions designated by the state." secretary of state mike pompeo has repeatedly called that a coverup. >> the party chose to destroy live virus samples, instead of sharing them or asking us to help secure them. >> schifrin: last friday, the chinese government admitted to the destruction, but said it was for public safety. >> ( translated ): we released a guideline on january 3, aiming to prevent bio-hazards of labs and the occurrence of secondary disasters caused by unknown virus. >> schifrin: those seconry disasters have occurred before. the world health organization says in 2004, the virus that caused the previous year's sars epidemic accidentally got out of a beijing lab where it was being a

more than a month and that's a city where the virus was 1st detected back in december the national health commission says the new case was previously asymptomatic the capital of a province was the 1st city in the wild to go into lockdown and it's only been returning to normal since restrictions were lifted last month. while brazil's president is facing renewed criticism over his response to the pandemic on the day the number of deaths past 10000 they also are the seen riding a jet ski on a lake in the capital brasilia as actions in defiance of advice on social distancing from his very own health ministry boston area has dismissed growing alarm over latin america's worst outbreak as neuroses one of the world's most respected medical journals has described also nara as the biggest threat to his country but the president and his supporters are refusing to support stay at home measures saying the economy must come fast and ports. because brazil recorded more than 10000 copies in 1000 deaths on saturday supporters of president joe you both so narrow the center their game on the capital brasilia to defend

some lady has done we've got from the national health commission out of china we've got 5 new cases reported on sunday 2 of those cases are imported and 3 are from this province known as the jilin province this is an area or province the border is russia and north korea it's in the north east of china and the government there has reported that the total tally so far of about $144.00 cases and the mayor and city it's his now does describe this as a serious outbreak and as a result the government in the city and across the province have put in place a number of control measures and restrictions and some of that includes the city being put in pastor locked down schools have been closed across the province of also got some of the residential compounds have been locked down as well gatherings both indoor and outdoor have been banned and the transport systems we're talking about the trains there's a long and short distance routes they've been partially stopped for now the governor is also pushing for increased screening of those residents in this particular area medical teams as you mentioned befo

instead china covered up the outbreak and harm its national health commission ordered virus samples destroyed on january 3rd china disappeared brave chinese citizens who raised alarms it deployed its propaganda organs to denounce those who politely called for simple transparency prinz us to today 120 days on china is still refusing to share the information we need to keep people safe but beijing had earlier head back at the u.s. saying tariffs should not be used as a weapon of the president donald trump threaten to impose them china has also criticised the u.s. claims that the pathogen originated and it. me wrong the chinese city of who wants the epicenter of the outbreak more restrictions have been eased 58000 senior students have gone back to school classes a small timings a staggered and talking is kept to a minimum as things so return to normal let's cross 1st go to the white house where we can speak to correspondent kimberly how kit this year's kimberly so we heard there from secretary of state really doubling down on those accusations has he provided any evidence. no and that's one of t

instead china covered up the outbreak and harm its national health commission ordered virus samples destroyed on january 3rd china disappeared brave chinese citizens who raised alarms that deployed its propaganda organs to denounce those who politely called for simple transparency that brings us to today 120 days on china is still refusing to share the information we need to keep people safe in what activists in the united states has set in motion what they're calling the trunk death cloak and they say more than $44000.00 deaths counted so far were caused by president on trump's inaction they had to miss estimates 60 percent of u.s. deaths could have been prevented if restrictions had been imposed. white house correspondent can be held it joins us live a committee of the pump air has been doubling down on the trunk administration's criticism of china. yes he has and the u.s. president in the last hour or so was asked by reporters as he met with i was governor about that intelligence the administration continues to cite that they say conclusively points to the fact that the virus originated in

court 19 for more than a month in the city where the virus was 1st detected in december its national health commission says the new case did not show symptoms previously the capital of problems was the 1st city in the world to go into lockdown it's been slowly returning to normal since restrictions were lifted last month. djibouti has turned its back on its plan to lift the lockdown rules this weekend the measures have now been extended until next sunday the government says it's too early to lift restrictions with nearly 1200 coronavirus cases recorded djibouti is figures are low on a global scale but it has the highest number of infections per capita in africa the world health organization warns more than $190000.00 people across the continent could die from the virus in the coming year. other news now turkey says attacks on libya's only functioning airport and diplomatic missions in which civilians have been killed amount to war crimes and it's warning it will take action against forces loyal to wall hung for hafta if they continue turkey supports libya's un recognized government in tripoli which is

economic malaise that choice but instead instead china covered up the outbreak in han its national health commission ordered virus samples destroyed on january 3rd china disappeared brave chinese citizens who raised alarms it deployed its propaganda organs to denounce those who politely called for simple transparency prigs us to today 120 days on china is still refusing to share the information we need to keep people safe by doing head early hit back at the u.s. saying tariffs should not be used as a weapon at the present donald trump threatened to impose them china has also criticized u.s. claims that the pathogen originated and i will have the bar treatments cost all to white house correspondent kimberly hellcats so we heard there from secretary of state mike pompei already doubling down on those accusations city provide any evidence completely. no evidence and neither has the us president who 1st made the claim back in late april that this originated in a lab in wu han and that believe that this was something that he saw firsthand but the problem is with classified intelligence it's never shared

for more than a month in wu han the city where the virus was 1st detected in december its national health commission says the new case was probably previously a symptomatic the capital of who province was the 1st city in the world to go into lockdown it's been slowly returning to normal since restrictions were lifted last month a province in southwestern iran has in placed under lockdown because of a 60 percent increase in the number of coronavirus hospitalisations restrictions have slowly been eased across iran against the advice of health officials in an attempt to revive the struggling economy where gatherings have resumed in 180 cities and towns and schools will open next week but the governor of kazakhstan province says people haven't been social distancing he's ordered offices closed and imposed travel restrictions for 10 counties in the oil rich province a new corona virus outbreak in seoul linked to nightclubs has led south korea's president calling for calm but he's also warning of a 2nd wave of infections later this year robert bride reports from seoul. south korea's response to the corona

more than a month in hand was a city where the virus was 1st detected back in december the national health commission says the new case was previously asked them to mastic the capital of a province was the fastest city in the wild to go into lockdown and so you've been returning to normal since restrictions were lifted last month. now the u.s. state of new york is investigating more than 70 cases of a possible corona virus relation syndrome that's affecting children symptoms and swollen blood vessels and heart problems 3 children now have died from that condition we were laboring under the impression that young people were not affected by covert 900 and that was actually good news right the bone the root populations were older people people with cold morbidity but. the one of the few rays of good news was young people weren't affected we're not so sure that that is the fact anymore. toddler elementary school children are presenting symptoms similar to our saki disease or toxic shock like syndrome christensen has moved from new york. the governor said that these children did not go to the hospital pre

most powerful nations in the world the g. 20 is behind this also the w h o the world health organization and also the united nations itself so the money should be there but they you commission also said this is only the initial pledge this is only the money to start the whole effort if the vaccine is there that you have to produce it and then much more money will be needed by ben what about global cooperation i mean the u.s. is not taking part in this pledge drive so far how much will that affect efforts. oh the u. commission is of course regretting that the us administration is not part of this that shows that the president is opposing any international approach and also international institutions the but it's only the government that some institutions in the united states which route take part for example the bill and melinda gates foundation and also the become trustee was the euro which is stealing it was vaccination. but the international community says we have to do it now and 3 have to do it for us we cannot wait for the united states and this vaccine that will be developed should belong to humanity itself says the secretary of the united nations until near beutel wi

president's commission on income maintenance and, again, may have been an outlier, but it drew together expertise from politics, from industry and even from organizations like the national mental health association. so jerry joseph was the president of the national mental health association in 1969 and served on this commission. you know, in addition to robert solo who is an economist won the nobel prize in economics and otto epstein afl-cio was represented, the ceo of westinghouse cooperation was represented, the chairman of the board of ibm was represented. this particular commission had representation from both social services, politics, industry and several other sectors. hineman made a consideration decision when he decided to hold the hearings, he was going to challenge the expertise of the experts. so he was calculated in insisting that hearings were going to be a part of the investigative strategy. i think both to destabilize the idea of expertise coming from statisticians in washington but also to very legitimately and genuinely try to educate commissioners who hadn't grown up with the experiences of poverty. >> i guess my sense of this -- well, first of all, it agrees with