to children here is a nurse from the some above new clinical every week she pays a visit to her patient into. the way. that the tap i fill my water from i used to have to go further and fill it over there but now i have it here by. being fine. but since the taps are only on for an hour a day people here store water for the rest of the day in the open air. the people here drink contaminated water for a long time clean water from the modern river has only been available for 80 years now before that people drank contaminated water from bore wells or hand pumps it affected their internal organs and many of them also have skin diseases. that is probably the cause of the source on interest hands. according to studies by the indian institute of toxicology research the contamination of the groundwater in bhopal is spreading in 201842 neighborhoods here were affected a year later it was 6 more. at the heart of this area is the clinic it opened here to be as close as possible to the disaster affected victims. she was. maybe eat your blood pressure taken by the man over there then you can go are y

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news this asp. the national institute of health is moving forward with promising clinical trials for a new treatment hopes to use antibodies taken from people who recovered from the virus to treat people currently suffering from it. joining me now is dr. francis collins, director the national institutes of health. dr. collins -- director collins, thank you very much. >> your own immune system is an amazing bio-factory, and it's able to invading bodies and it can create antibody. a mon a monoclonal is now turned into a purified material that can be delivered to people early in the course of the disease to see if we can keep them from getting very sick. we're announcing today the launch of two trials, one for outpatients, and one for inpatients, people who have been diagnosed with covid-19, but early in the course to see if infusing this very active ape body that goes right to the hard of the virus to basically be neutralized could give them a better outcome. we need more treatments like that. just getting started, but it's another reason ton optimistic we are on the right path. >> so you're potential

state that's economic base and then you have another group that is looking for a state that is new clinical. based so you have this the sequel problems and i do you are not to go from us and everything ours is a consequence of this divide and one of the this is war has a certain sort of as what does or not it took the party to cool a situation that has now turned to a it could attack so the key thing i want to make is that if you don't have any solution that that is dealing with this for the men to differences. and i do you are not you go then what do you do when he just says stop for the next crisis is giving given that what are the chances of this ultimately improving the lot of think the average person in mali when it when you consider what has happened in sudan for example that bad hasn't yet led to any fundamental changes to improve the lives of ordinary people. yes so in terms of fundamental change in the weeds what did powers that be do with this opportunity the opportunity to see in the ring to everyone that in my hands i'm not happy the army is just coming out to do more to protest

. >> nots clear why cdc reversed guidance whether a new clinical understanding they have or more likely they're recognizing they don't have enough testing to keep up with the epidemic and keep up with these case-based interventions in tracking and tracing and trying to prioritize testing towards people who are symptomatic. >> discuss with cnn medical analyst dr. michelle valensky. massachusetts general hospital. doctor, good to see you. what is your take? a smart move from the cdc is doing essentially relaxing guidance for testing who should get a test and when? or does it trouble you? >> good afternoon, john. i think we need to fully understand one of the best interal veninte interinterventions against covid-19 is testing in addition to social distancing and mac masking. anything more is probably the wrong move. to be clear, though. after a contact people were not always testing in the right time. we need to be smart about testing. we need to test smart. need to test during the right time. it you're exposed yesterday testing today is not the right time to be testing. so i think that th

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they've spent millions of dollars building a new hospital their dental clinic they've built a new school huge fitness center i just can't imagine that not being used. some think it's all a political game like farmer may have been he's also a local politician and lobbies for good u.s. relations. and you can chastise marco you can try to blackmail german politics you can upset people but america can't give up this strategic nato location it would be giving up its claim to be a world power but. the residents of spangdahlem cannot influence the decision they can only live with it's consequences good and bad. across africa wildlife reserves and conservationists are halting projects and cutting salaries as they struggle with the collapse of tourism due to the corona virus pandemic in kenya a wildlife trust says it's struggling to feed and protect a growing number of orphaned elephants it looks after. feeding time for these baby elephants but as they're orphaned there's no mother's milk. instead they rely on simmons from the sheldrick wildlife trust to look after them $400.00 humans in fact inc

they've spent millions of dollars building a new hospital their dental clinic they've built a new school huge fitness center i just can't imagine that not being used. some think it's all a political game like farmer bill and he's also a local politician and lobbies for good u.s. relations. and you can chastise america you can try to blackmail german politics you can upset people but america can't give up this strategic nato location it would be giving up its claim to be a world power but. the residents of spangdahlem cannot influence the decision they can only live with it's consequences good and bad. 2 american college football conferences the big 10 and the pac 12 have been postponed until 2021 they did so to protect the safety and well being of the student athletes during the coronavirus crisis decision followed a meeting that discussed the viability of a 2020 season however other major conferences intend to kick off their college football season it's florida state university part of the atlantic coast conference is gearing up to play despite the potential risk college football genera

they've spent millions of dollars building a new hospital their dental clinic they've built a new school huge fitness center i just can't imagine that not being used. some think it's all a political game like farmer a villain he's also a local politician and lobbies for good u.s. relations. and you can chastise marco you can try to blackmail german politics you can upset people but america can't give up the strategic nato location it would be giving up its claim to be a world power but. the residents of spangdahlem cannot influence the decision they can only live with it's consequences good and bad. of the u.s. space agency nasa says it's found water on a so-called war nasa scientists say there are reservoirs of salt and water beneath the surface of syria's largest object in the asteroid belt between mars and jupiter they think it's cracked the surface could have been full by water losing from cracks and then freezing researchers don't know whether the door planet has ever supported the thing organisms. this is that the double life from coming up next a news asia some thoughtful arms us

they've spent millions of dollars building a new hospital their dental clinic they've built a new school huge center i just can't imagine that not being used. some think it's all a political game like farmer villain he's also a local politician and lobbies for good u.s. relations. and you can chastise marco you can try to blackmail german politics you can upset people but america can't give up the strategic nato location it would be giving up its claim to be a world power but. the residents of spangdahlem cannot influence the decision they can only live with it's consequences good and bad. if you actually did of your news still to come walk happens when there is not enough money to fund conservation projects as covert 19 disrupts tourism to take you to kenya where one wildlife trust is struggling to protect a growing number of often elephants. but 1st some other news singapore has started destroying 9 tons of seized elephant ivory in what it calls the largest such action globally in recent years authorities hope to disrupt the global supply chain of illegally traded ivory conservationist

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headline news a german clinic treating the gravely ill russian opposition. says it found traces of a substance that affects the nervous system despite russian doctors saying they could find no toxins in his blood. the russian foreign ministry in moscow after vienna said it's expelling a russian official for breaking the rules of diplomacy. and a weekend of huge rallies passed off peacefully 2 weeks after that disputed election faced with tens of thousands calling for him to quit the president thanked riot police for their support. in moscow on calling the world update this developments in germany in the past couple of hours to bring you up to speed on 1st though a german medical clinic says it's found traces of a substance that affects the body's nervous system in the russian opposition activist who felt seriously a lot of flight to moscow last week. the clinical findings indicate intoxication by substance from the group of actives substances called to raise inhibitors the outcome of the disease remains uncertain and long term effects especially in the area

i'll feed headline news a german clinic treating. gravely ill russian opposition activist says it's found traces of a substance that affects the nervous system despite russian doctors saying they could find no toxins in his blood. the russian foreign ministry in moscow after vienna said it's expelling a russian official for breaking the rules of diplomacy. and a weekend of huge rallies past peacefully 2 weeks after that disputed election faced with tens of thousands calling for him to quit the president thanked the riot police for their support. of the people.

the world health organization says 25 vaccine candidates are undergoing human clinical trials. meanwhile, newnd announced its first community transmission of the virus in more than 100 days. the prime minister ordered auckland into lockdown after four new cases were confirmed. you are asked to stay-at-home in your bubble, other than essential movements. if you are in auckland, you must work from home unless you are an essential service worker. all schools and childcare facilities in auckland are closed as of tomorrow morning except for the children of essential service workers. those who are involved will remember that at level three, we andw you to access schools early childhood for level 3 for essential service workers only. facilities, restaurants, and businesses must close by midday tomorrow. retirementcomes as a village in christchurch has gone into lockdown after residents showed flulike symptoms area eight residents were affected. swabs to test for covid-19 have been sent to a laboratory. other developments. the world health organization are saying there is worrisome spikes in virus ca

new york. >>> results from clinical trials of this blood plasma antibody treatment were due this month but havedelayed. meanwhile the doctor hopes clinical trials of hyper immune immuno globulin will start from late summer to a treatment can be made available by autumn or winter. there is growing support for the anantibody treatment around the u.s. the american red cross is asking survivors to donate blood plasma with the support of the fda. >>> next we turn to thailand which has so far managed tok eep the number of daily infections low, although the central government's state of emergency is due to last until the end of july, travel restrictions from some opportunities were lifted earlier this month and economic activities gradually resuming. even so, the number of new covid-19 cases has been less than ten a day for most of the past month. in part thihis is due to the efforts of volunteers, especially in rural areas where health care is not so readily available. >> translator: thais can thank community health care volunteers for their freedoms. they're trained by professssion health care worke

course, no substitute for the further work that will be done by our -- by industry and clinical partners. >> more corona news. the u.s. may soon have a vaccine thanks to a hospital in the east bay. kieser permanente participating in a phase three clinical trial for coronavirus vaccine. kieser says it plans to about 1,400 people in four different sites in california and oregon. but the goal is to enroll more than 30,000 people in more than 120 locations. >> this clinical trial, although it's being done at -- on a much quicker timeframe than we normally see for -- because of the global emergency. it, very much, looks -- looks, very much, like a typical vaccine trial that we would do in a phase three study. >> we told you russia announced yesterday it has a vaccine and plans to immunize 30 million people. that decision, though, is drawing skepticism from doctors that say there is a lack of testing. >> the state is slowly catching up. making its way through the thousands of backlogged cases. a data glitch at the end of july left 295,000 health records, many of them covid-19 tests, unprocessed. that led to an und

february of 2017 after much had been exposed about the overprescribing of opioids that a new doctor at the clinic noticed 70 year old linda g.n.r. he had a serious opioid addiction he discontinued her high dose prescriptions causing linda to experience a painful withdrawal process get nauseous you might throw up and get diarrhea there's a whole array of stuff you feel pretty miserable for people like myself need some relief from the chronic pain. and it doesn't take 150 milligrams of the whole to do that today life is better but that doesn't make up for the decades of endangerment and loss of quality of life linda innocently experienced by trusting her doctors would do her no harm. quite a journey one i don't want to go through it again. happy with how things are now. i think it's fair to say that this epidemic of opioids addiction and overdose deaths was in many ways caused by. i buy green eat oh i think inform public is critical to resolving this problem. people need to understand that these drugs are very potent very dangerous. very addictive the opioid epidemic can only be contained if it is

they've spent millions of dollars building into hospital their dental clinic they built a new school huge fitness center i just can't imagine that not being news. some think it's all a political game like farmer villain he's also a local politician and lobbies for good u.s. relations. and. you can chastise marco you can try to blackmail german politics you can upset people but america can't give up the strategic nato location it would be giving up its claim to be a world power over the residents of spangdahlem cannot influence the decision they can only live with its consequences good and bad in football paris and german is through to the semifinals of the champions league after defeating italian club atalanta the month seem to be going atlanta's way but in a dramatic finish p.s.g. overturned a one nil deficit with 2 injury time goals erik to promoting got the winner to secure the french side's 1st semifinal appearance in 25 years. visitors can now enjoy a remarkable encounter with dolphins off the coast of southern california part of around $300.00 was caught on camera near dana poi

and back from new york city, clinical professor with school of public health at columbia university and director of national center for disaster preparedness with expertise in this illness. dr. vazquez, thanks for spending time tonight. tell us about the situation currently where you live and work. >> good evening, the situation last four weeks has been dire. we are in a small community, south near the border of texas, about 65,000 people, rural hospital with 45 beds. normally handle our situations well and whenever we need to handle difficult cases, transfer to neighboring counties. now it's not been possible. transferring patients with helicopters out of the county sometimes out of the state, causing enormous pain and suffering for patients and families as well. >> this quote from the "new york times" is unbelievable. facing an overwhelming number of cases the hospital said in july it would convene an ethics committee to make difficult decisions about which patients to treat, which to medevac, and which to send home to die. that's a dramatic way of putting fancy medical term of triage

agents see the world health organization says 25 vaccine candidates are undergoing human clinical trials. meanwhile new zealand has announced its 1st community transmission of the virus in more than 100 days a prime minister just into are done as ordered oakland into lockdown after 4 new cases were confirmed at leave or 3 you're asked to stay at home in your bubble other than for essential movements such as going to the supermarket or local recreation if you are in oakland you must work from harm unless you are an essential service worker all schools in childcare facilities in oakland are closed as of tomorrow morning except for the children of essential service workers and those who are who are involved will remember that it leave all 3 we allow you to x. east schools and do a childhood for a level 3 for a cinch will suit us we use only or public facilities 3 strong same businesses must close by midday to morrow it comes as a retirement village in christchurch has gone into lockdown after some residents showed flu like symptoms the facility told families that 8 residents were affected swabs to test fo

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according to newspaper reports today, new shielding measures could come in, with clinically vulnerableted specific times to have access to services and shops. there could be a citywide lockdown on london if infection rates spike and the tightening of quarantine restrictions on those flying into the uk. but the government's not confirming that it would take such measures. there's a lot of speculation about what might happen in the future, but what we're concentrating on is a targeted rather than a blanket approach. so, if the rate of infection rises to a concerning level, we will take decisive action and you can see that we've done that in leicester and we're doing that now in the north west. in liverpool, public health officials are bringing in their own guidelines to deal with the spike in cases in the princes park ward of the city. people in this area, which includes parts of toxteth, dingle and areas close to the city centre, are being urged not to mix households or have overnight visitors. this isn't a national lockdown, this is us taking action at a very local level to try to stop

new study. it's a clip canical trial for a possible vaccine. >> reporter: the clinical trial is being conducted in california and oregon. they're testing a brand new vaccine developed by pfizer. >> this is a new technology for vaccines. there are no currently licensed vaccines using this technology. >> reporter: moderna has already started a clinical trial. the study by kaiser started enrolling participants this week in santa clara. those interested can go to the website. there are a few questions you can answer to see if you're eligible. kaiser permanente is looking for 1400 prablts in california and oregon. >> you want to have large studies to assess safety. >> reporter: kaiser permanente is looking for a broad pool of participants, including latinos, african-americans, and other population groups that have been hit hard by the coronavirus. participants will be given either vaccine or a placebo and monitored for two years. if this vaccine proves to be effective against coronavirus, it could be set for wider distribution pretty quickly. >> by the end of this year -- >>> new at 11:00, millions o

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point after a catastrophic explosion in beirut put 3 hospitals and half the capital's clinics out of operation new video has emerged showing the destruction of some of those facilities and a bit of warning you might find it upsetting according to the red cross the tragedy left at least $200.00 people dead and over $6000.00 injured 300000 people also lost their homes it is believed that a fire in a warehouse at the port caused the detonation of a huge amount of ammonium nitrate the chemical compound had reportedly been stored in unsafe conditions for years it is estimated that it could cost up to $15000000000.00 to repair the damage to the city. that is a for mail back the headlines in just over 35 minutes stay with us as our trust. fund. says. just look. at this confessional moment last chance and ask for the last 70 and seeing and i'm interested today for the dutch promotion of christian. branches just to time does come the. asian community the mommy is a huge it mom. and i'm going to go so sit on the open much tamely mama it's just that our nadia. seem wrong but all in all just all. the world th

. >> clinical professor calls the new guidance appalling. >> it is the wrong direction, testing is our eyes on the pandemic. it's about being able to see what the virus is doing to the human population and we don't know what to do to control it. >> the doctor says to get rid of zoom schooling because more swapping is needed. >> is how we will get children back in the classroom through testing, through knowing your status, absolutely foundational. >> the change in the guidelines came down in an unusual way, several news outlets reporting it may be the result of lyrical pressure? >> that's right, it was not a decision that the cdc made in a vacuum. multiple reports including confirmation that this came from the department of health and human services and even above that this all happened while dr. anthony fauci was in surgery under general anesthesia. >> all right, andria borba in san francisco. >>> hurricane laura is gaining strength as it swirls closer and closer to louisiana, the louisiana texas border. forecasters predict it could be the most powerful storm to make landfall in louisi

point after a catastrophic explosion in beirut put 3 hospitals and half the capital's clinics out of operation new video has now emerged showing the destruction of some of those facilities and a bit of warning you might find the following footage upsetting according to the red cross the tragedy left at least $200.00 people dead and over $6000.00 injured 300000 people also lost their homes it is believed that a fire in a warehouse at the port caused the detonation of a huge amount of ammonium nitrate chemical compound had reportedly been stored in unsafe conditions for years it is estimated that it could cost up to $15000000000.00 to repair the damage to the city. that does it for me i'll be back to top it with mortars this is art international. an entire village in alaska. if another country trying to wipe out an american town . we do everything in our power to protect the. water data scraping climate change poses the same threat right now alaska some of the fastest coastal erosion in the world we lost about 30 feet. 35 feet of ground in just about 3 months while we were measuring. is fast and mea

point after a catastrophic explosion in beirut put 3 hospitals and half the capital's clinics out of operation new video has emerged showing the destruction of some of those facilities and a warning though you might find it a bit upsetting. now according to the red cross the tragedy left at least $200.00 people dead and over $6000.00 injured 300000 people also lost their homes it is believed that if fire in a warehouse at a port caused the detonation of a huge amount of ammonium nitrate the chemical compound had reportedly been stored in unsafe conditions for years it is estimated that it could cost up to $15000000000.00 to repair the damage to the city. it does it for me it's i'll be back in about 35 minutes with another full orchestra news this is our to international standards. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person with those words. the day or sinks. week here to ask. some or a solution. like yesterday just sort of all out there in this series down today we're covering the big dollars a big global oh say what comes next best now answer lawrence look paul lawrence long. greetings

they've spent millions of dollars building into hospital their dental clinic they've built a new schoolhuge fitness center i just can't imagine that not being use. some think it's all a political game like farmer bill and he's also a local politician and lobbies for good u.s. relations. and you can chastise marco you can try to blackmail german politics you can upset people but america can't give up this strategic nato location it would be giving up its claim to be a world power but. the residents of spangdahlem cannot influence the decision they can only live with it's consequences good and bad. football europe's top 8 football clubs are in the portuguese cup lisbon competing for the coveted champions league crown. is here to talk about the quarter final so welcome actually kicks off tonight's what has the mood in lisbon been like well it's quiet and cautious and quiet again because there are no fans because of the cold in $1000.00 outbreak and normally at a time like this where the 8 best teams in europe supposedly at the bait best teams are playing against each other they would have.

point after a catastrophic explosion in beirut put 3 hospitals and half of the capital clinics out of operation new video has emerged showing the destruction of some of those facilities i must warn you just before we show you them you may find these pictures upsetting. according to the red cross the tragedy left at least $200.00 people dead $6000.00 plus injured 300000 people lost their homes it's believed a fire in a warehouse at the port calls the detonation of a huge amount of ammonium nitrate a chemical compound had reportedly been stored in unsafe conditions 3 years systematically could cost up to $15000000000.00 to repair the damage done to the city. in a surprise move canada's prime minister just interviewed has suspended the country's parliament despite valley in the past never to make use of his legislative power critics are accusing the canadian leader of trying to dodge scrutiny of his government's role in a growing ethics scandal that also involves his family i have asked the governor general to procurement which must happen before any government can present a throne speech starting a n

remains critically ill tonight, still unconscious, but his family hope a foreign clinic can givhem clearer answers. bbc news. >> turning back to the united states now, because the u.s. post master general has told a sena committee that ballots in november's presidential election will be delivered securely and on time, amid concerns that recent policy changes were made to help re-elect president trump, dejoy denied that he hadt spoken t president about service operations and said he himself would be voting by ml. six states have sued the u.s. postal service saying their ability to conduct free and fair elections has been harmed. here's more. heporter: news landed in center of a perfect storm when he became post master ge general two months ago, or did he creat? that's what this hearing is about. he mails have delayed and there's concern they will also delay mail-in ballots. and there's suspicion that this is deliberate because president trump is againstd expan mail-in ballots. he said it's going to lead to widespread fraud, and he's opposed extra funding to the postal service because of that.p tht master sai

point after a catastrophic explosion in beirut but 3 hospitals and half the capital's clinics out of operation new video has emerged showing the destruction of some of these facilities and warning though you might find the following scenes upsetting. according to the red cross the tragedy left at least $200.00 people dead and over $6000.00 injured in addition to that 300000 people also lost their homes it's believed that a fire any warehouse at the port caused the detonation of a huge amount of ammonium nitrate the chemical compound had reportedly been stored in unsafe conditions for years it's estimated that it could cost up to $15000000000.00 to repair the damage to the city. the military and molly's say they will pave the way for new elections in the country and insist they will set up a civilian transitional guy. meant in the mean time as after soldier stage a coup to oust president abraham book archita has stepped up on tuesday well his former colonial power and key ally france has condemned the coup but the scale and reports persons track record in the region and quelling violence and unrest