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go ahead, nicholas. >> that's right.this virus had a number of intrinsic properties, it's infectiousness, are not which is a original wuhan strain was about three. each case can create three new cases. it's intrinsic lethality is 1% varies by age and approximately the infection vitali rate which were alluding to but it has other properties which intrinsic properties would also hargis. for example, its capacity for asymptomatic spread which was not present in sars one in 2003 but which this virus had which made it difficult to manage and in addition and this is taking up on what you just said its capacity for protein manifestations. the range of the policy this virus causes from no symptoms to mild symptoms to three symptoms to death in the number of organ systems it affects or can affect from the g.i. tract to the pulmonary system, the cardiac system, , nervous system and son has caused a lot of confusion and made it difficult for us. let me illustrate this. imagine you have 1000 patient in world a content and get seriou

nicholas rushworth has details. nicholas: the european medicines agency says adults who have been vaccinated would benefit third jab, not solely the most vulnerable. we asked if people would have a booster job? >> out of the question. >> there is a vaccine that we take to avoid the illness. >> covid is coming back. better to have a third jab so we can live normally later. >> i would have to think about it. it is not because i don't want to have one, just why? nicholas: the french health ministry says it will rely on scientific advice. however, for the momen no french medical authority declared a third action for the wider population would be useful. it is becau of a lack of data, not least concerning the length of immunity for young people. when health experts said that means a decision can wait. >> whenever one has reached the six months after their second jab, there is some time available. for the youngest, it has not gotten to the point where their level of immunity has dropped. nicholas: immediate need is to pro

nicholas i would like to ask you a little bit. you call your book apollo's arrow and you launched with the allegory of plagues being created and the rescue that comes from the plague and i'm curious you look through this unbelievably riveting history of covid and how we have responded and i'm curious if you think there is a way to rescue us now and are we doing the right things or how do you think we are responding to this pandemic differently than we have before or as history repeating itself? >> i would say most of the letter. what is going to say first of all one of the good things about plagues is that theyhe always e. we have had plagues in the past but then i'm reminded of the joke that all bleeding stops eventually. but you know is it because the patient has died or the surgeon has done his job and ligated the bleeding vessel? one of the things that's importantt to understand about our current experience is the way we have come to live right now feels so alien and none unnatural is none of those things. plagues are ancient

i'm not certain that nicholas elliot knew the full story. i think, i think, as i say in the book, i think antony blunt had a major role that a lot of people did not want to get on to this because i was, i wasn't aware of that at all. no, this is a one of britain's most famous say, arts critics hanger, the of the queen's pictures friend of the queen for long. yeah, i'm related in fact to the queen, mother. and he has to do distance. i mean there's so much in the book, john kerry comes out terribly wanting to kill phil b. but tell me about blunt why else he in beirut, around the same normally be in london in the center london of the quarter all deck exactitude for art. exactly. it seems to me and i'm sure there's a degree of speculation in this, i confess, but i, i think i proved that antony bunk was in bare root for 3 or 4 weeks before phil. b was interviewed by elliott and i think antony blunt, her became aware that philby was going to be confronted. now blunt had lost his faith in communism. i spoke to your remote in in moscow about 2018 ye

and in senegal alone, a saying nicholas is saying only 2 percent of people have got their shots and it's, you know, it's still in single digits of a much of, of africa. it is a single digits. if you take all the subs the higher africans, collectively it's still who 6 percent of the nation are fully vaccinated, which is very, very, very small percentage versus the rest of the world. and if you think about it exist, talk about manufacturing in africa or in all of developing countries. if that don't happened, seriously, say last, january or february. and so 3 things happen. sharing the technology and the know how waving intellectual property rights and the investing and manufacturing where would of had millions and billions of doses by now to vaccinate african the other little made committed, low income countries that don't have the ard in similar situation. but of course, the u. s. and the other rich go, they put the, put the commercial profit or pharmaceutical companies of law, public health, and they are happy to support funds. the companies have been opening on supply allocation and bry

that is, that is quite a list of stuff there. nicholas. yeah, absolutely. i mean over the course of several years from january 2017 to march 2021. we've heard over $400.00 people taking to the stand in this truth and reconciliation, reparation commission telling in gruesome details, details in which people were tortured or killed to death by gambia as the security forces under the order of ya. i mean allegations from, if you remember aaliyah jimmy who at the time thought that he could cure from h i. v and aids experimented on his own citizens for those that were people that, that were part of the descent or people that dared to question his will while they were fed to his pet crocodile. so gruesome details were, were, were said at and now a $14000.00 page document has been released to adam borrow. and the message is clear that no one should be there should be no amnesty in that every single case should follow justice and people should be prosecuted. no other than that, no one has been mentioned by name, but certainly there is this will amongst human rights

national team player nicholas sula has tested positive for the coronavirus.our other players are in quarantine ahead of thursday's world cup qualifier. that match is expected to take place. >> nicholas's arrival was meant to kick off a routine international break for germany. instead it's been chaos. he tested positive for the coronavirus despite being fully vaccinated. he is asymptomatic but in quarantine along with four teammates. four other players who traveled with him will take additional precautions but do not have to quarantine. >> in the end the results which we only got in the morning show that nicholas sula and the four players that sat near him on the plane have to leave. the other four players on the plane face specific restrictions at the training camp. this follows recent public uproar over revelations that a midfielder is unvaccinated. team doctor denied that vaccination status determined which players would have to quarantine. generally speaking, vaccination status isn't the only factor outlined by health authorities. the intensity and lgth of

nicholas, we wish the best. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> sean: we head back to the ground in new york. in brooklyn where our own brian yennis is with a large group of protestors. seems peaceful so far. what is going on. >> right now are in the back of a ground of 150 protestors in the middle of the brooklyn bridge going towards manhattan in new york city. you can see here, these are bikers. this is normal. they protect the protestors forming a line between them and the police. if you can come over here, we can zoom in. the police have been following this group of protestors. for essentially the last hour or so. it's been a stand still. they have not been aggressive. at some point that could happen in terms of getting them off the streets. they are not allowed to block traffic but doing it for an hour. and they're on here, a brooklyn bridge on a busy friday night. you can see the rest of the protestors behind us. we'll turn around and show you. they are over here. there are speakers here talking abo

nicholas witchell there. of the cop26 climate conference, alok sharma, has said that india and china would have to justify themselves to the world's most climate vulnerable countries — after the two nations secured last—minute changes to the climate deal in glasgow. those changes last night controversially ended up softening commitments to reduce the use of coal. our science correspondent, victoria gill, reports. hearing no objections, it is so decided. after two weeks of sleepless nights and negotiations over every detail, the glasgow pact on climate change was finally agreed. it was almost derailed at the last moment, as india, backed by china, requested a change, watering down a critical line about phasing out coal. today, cop president alok sharma insisted that this deal was a significant step forward. this is the first time ever that we have got a language about coal in a cop decision. i think that is absolutely historic. but, as i said, at the end of the day, china and india are going to have to explain

nicholas? well this is a really important meeting for molly and as the foreign minister of money explained, i believe job, the situation is deteriorating, so bad lead. i need the help of a good friend here, referring to russian help. and now there has been help coming. a head of this meeting that's happening in moscow. russians have delivered helicopters, filled with ammunition. that's a gift from moscow. and then there's been an announcement made by the russian ambassador in molly, that $2000000.00 in military help will be given to, to the, to the government in bomber over. now that's not a significant amount for russians, but it is a big deal for molly because the situation has deteriorated, deteriorated considerably. just last week, there were attacks happening in the center of the country where the harvest was being burned by arm groups associated to to affiliate gelatinous, at least one with the mean and the stomach state and the greater sahara. and these harvest are important because this

ok. nicholas markovich. really appreciate your time on this, but little honest john, thanks for joining us on the program this evening. thank you, ends raised the alarm over the humanitarian catastrophe in afghanistan, where a half the population faces starvation as the winter sets in. ah, to see the assistant parsons dramatically in to spread across a hard country, frantically and challenging severely, acutely malnourished with a ww facing prospects unless i get the media ah, just what he needed because of his classes perhaps kind of fall and we'll see real catastrophe in this country a suspension or was amounts or with him to be the foundation of somebody basic services jobs as well. but the health education, i'm sick to agriculture. i to the key and those were suspended hundreds of thousands of people with their got their attention but to rely on the rain. i was and my son was being rude in the past years. this year with dr. right from the start was start at the end of the year. it's projected that 9 out

now from dac, also nicholas pretty significant development. they sat with blinking their to seattle really, it's a show of support of the united states, toward senegal and also to other african countries that they will support the may trying to get more people vaccinated. currently in senegal, as you mentioned, more than 90 percent 94 percent of the population is not vaccinated. and that's not because they don't want to get back to need it is because they don't have access to those vaccines. so right now, anthony, blinking is finding some deals to do with infrastructure to show the cooperation that the united states, the american companies have with cynical use companies. but later on, he'll go to the past institute and institute that was key in trying to fight previous infectious diseases. outbreaks. it was key and trying to fight the bold outbreak that killed over 11000 people in west africa. now synagogue in other countries here in west africa have a large experience in dealing with infectious diseases. what they need is a tool to ensure th

not able to reconnect with nicholas huck. i just now, so we'll move on with the rebels and the saudi coalition. fighting against each other in yemen, said it both launched major military operations, who it is claiming to have hit bases oil installations and an airport, and a number of cities in saudi arabia, while the saudi say they have launched attacks on more than doesn't targets in yemen. we spoke to raymond, i'll hand down the about the research at the human policy center and the group says, the conflict does not escalating that. these attacks and retaliations show just how both sides are trying to undermine each other. we've been seeing a lot of escalation on the ground and a lot of sunlight changing in yemen. that basically has led to an intensification of airstrikes on to the capital city of santa and as well. and if occasion of fighting along areas where there shouldn't have been recently, there has been basically violations of a, in the united nations, an agreement to basically allow the city what city about the dat

the president of hungary as well as at some points over the coming couple of weeks, people like nicholas sturgeon, the scottish 1st minister, she is there as well, and representatives from the european commission, which of course is the civil service part of the european union. we've heard a lot from one to line over the last year or so specifically to do with cove it within the e. u. well this is her now. she's gonna be talking over the coming few days about climate change and what the, the impact of that if they get it right. or if they get it wrong, means to various e u countries, anglo mer cool. the german chancellor is there as well as she continues to try to pass through the twilight days, weeks, months of the premise ship in berlin. she's been such a driving force and the, the main axis of europe between herself and the french president. she has outlived several french presidents. of course, she works now very closely with emanuel macklin. he's there as well, noticeable as we've been saying by their absence. the russian president vladimir putin and the chinese premier as well is n

let's talk to nicholas hawk outside the presidential palace and duck . web. lincoln has been meeting synagogue president mikey sell tell us more about this visit specifically to seneca leg full rate. we're actually outside the presidential, probably the best institute where soon we'll see anthony blink can arrive. why the bus to institute will essentially this is where there will they will start the production of cobra vaccine, cobra vaccines that will be manufactured and produced in the lab. right. behind me and distributed throughout africa. now as you know, come out only 2 percent of the population is vaccinated. that contrast that with what's happening in europe in north america where, where governs there are calling for a 3rd job and most people here are unprotected. and that's the problem for the global fight against coven 19. and so secretary clinton will be right here. they've invested heavily in this lab to ensure that the, the fact the locally in baltimore, those that needed nicholas, i might just interrupt one of the challenges. sorry, nickel, that's also the noise behind

let's get more with nicholas hock, who is in dakar, where secretary lincoln has been to day what's been happening well acquainted, an eventful day here in de carr, we where we saw secretary blinkin signing a raft of deals between us companies from motorola to highway building company's infrastructure deals, big infrastructure deals worth a $1000000000.00 this morning. and then he met with women entrepreneurs. and then he, a he, he met with press mikey saw, who is now with next year, going to be the chair of the african union. during a press conference though he has mentioned, he had strong words against the situation into down with, with a cou. they're also calling for the russian private contract or company wagner's and that's in talks with them all in authorities. they're saying that outside actor is being involved in this hell, specifically, this company doesn't bode well for the future of molly. and you have to remember that in a booge, he made the seminal speech calling for the protection of democracy and democratic institution. and this comes at a time where through, throughout af

his name, nicholas standman who writes in an op-ed kyle wasn't given his day in court by his critics and neither was i. the attack on kyle came from the national news media just as it came from me. they came quickly without hesitation because kyle was an easy target they can paint and the way they wanted. this is the problem with liberal media outlets in the united states. they want to get the story first, get the most views, make the most money in advance the agenda from liberal patrons. think of where we are in society, legacy corporate media, supposed to be the arbiters of truth trying to ruin the lives of teenagers based off of incorrect facts. carley: nicholas standman goes on to talk about whether or not kyle rittenhouse should sue news organizations who called him a white supremacist and that depends on the outcome of the trial and defamation lawsuits are the hardest to win but if he's found innocent, he does have a possible case against news organizations who accused him of that. it would be difficult because news organizations say this is how we interpreted the fact that's w

nicholas: it's about why you had a conglomerate.nce upon a time you try to cross leverage r&d with managerial skills and credit ratings in order to be able to really balance out diverse cyclical cycles in different industries. today, much of that is really increasingly less relevant. it's much more important to have really 110% focus on one market and set of customers, because things are changing structurally so rapidly, you cannot be burdened by having to wait for another part of the company to come around to financial strength or a return to growth or whatever. as such, this is a big statement , that their businesses are all in strong enough health to be able to sustain and be set up with investment grade ratings. matt: why has ge so badly underperformed? i like the nice five year snapshot on the terminal. comparing the underlying asset to benchmarks. it not only underperforms the s&p but if i put it up against philips or abb, why does it do so badly? 4 i would tell you that it's a hard company to understand and that bob pugh stat

we started a change.org petition and that's where i met nicholas and the smith brothers. to tell a bigger story. we realized that would be an opportunity for people to really experience what it's like to have their child have cancer and live in a community that's day will in danger of radio active contamination. >> nicolaus, i want to play you sound from daniel hersch. he's at the university of california santa cruz. he gives background on what you got in the ground there. i want to get your thoughts on the other side of the sound. >> the field laboratory is on a mountain. gravity wants to carry that contamination downhill. when it rains, the surface water carries the radioactivity down into streams and you're contaminating everything along the l.a. river and various streams that lead did it. >> nicholas, when you see that and have those interviews, how did that affect you as a director? did it make you want to scream from the camera and say why haven't people talked about this all along? is it something you've seen in the documentaries you've done? how does it affect you

nicholas madero's ruling party won 20 out of 23 positions in the state elections.bring in our south america correspondent for more. president maduro is claiming victory but his presidents say this was a rigged election. was it a free and fair election? reporter: i don't think anybody was under the illusion that these were free and fair. what was different is the opposition was coming back to participate after several years of boycotting the vote. the general feeling was the only way to change the direction of the country was to get involved in the political process. that is what the agreement was among the parties. still a lot of division. that's what we've seen in these elections. the government is in a very strong position. these results were no surprise. at the same time, the opposition want to unseat and loosen the grip of power of nicholas madero but they don't really have any kind of cohesive plan or agreement on ho do that best. that is the problem we have seen. the tw sides, when you speak to people here in venezuela, certainly soni people feel despondent,

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nicholas, i want to play with congresswoman debby dangle told me about this legislative lift. >> i'mbe home for christmas. i have been a student of washington for decades and it's not unfathomable that we could be here between christmas and new years. i think we awe know it is important to get a budget done, raise the debt ceiling, and get build back better done. >> nicnicholas, the congressman calling for common ground. what will it take to get all of this done in time? >> the congresswoman is asking about staff and what they're all wondering right now. this is a pretty con thing in washington. we have all of these things piling up, and all of these other programs. so the looming christmas holiday can be something that forces compromise. law makes don't want to be there over christmas. they need to get republican votes if they want to pass any major pieces of legislation whether or not that is government funding or spending or the defense policy bill and given the current political climate that could be a tough lift. >> yeah, the debt ceiling is such an issue. they have to come toge

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so it's important that justice prevails. money, thanks that nicholas hack. their 1st live in dhaka australia says it's sending troops to the solomon islands as the pacific island faces a 2nd day of writing. the unrest began when the prime minister switched the country's allegiances from taiwan to china. the solomon islands is a small pacific nation with the population of less than 700000 people. 1700 kilometers north east. don't be australian. 50 of towns will, was soldiers all being deployed. fair o'clock, explains. plumes of smoke fill the skies. hundreds. defy a government locked down and take to the streets of honey are. as government protest is marched in the east of the capital and in chinatown setting fire to building and losing shots. the protests were made by people from the nations most populous island immolate apartments. they want the prime minister to sit down, accusing him of failing to deliver the key infrastructure in the region. there also angry about the governance decision, the civil long standing ties with high one office, 32 kids, and to

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nicholas witchell, bbc news. that's all for now. stay with bbc world news. hello.arts of east anglia and south—east england this afternoon, but the main rain band is pushing in to the north and west of scotland. we can see it here on the earlier satellite picture, this bank of cloud and it will continue on its journey south and eastward through this evening and overnight. some heavy and persistent rain also pushing into parts of northern ireland. it will be weakening as it moves its way south, but we could see some patchy rain into the far north of england by dawn. further south, there will be some drizzle, particularly for western and eastern coasts and also over hills. there could be a few clearer slots across southern england, allowing temperatures to drop to 5 or six celsius. for most, it is a mild night, the lows between seven and ten celsius. that is the theme, really, for the week ahead, staying mild both by day and by night and most of the rain will be in the north and west of scotland. so into monday, we still have this front lingering, but it is running i

of the countries affected as strokes make their way from latin america to the european markets. nicholas hawk reports for monrovia. this one's feared warlord during lay barriers. decade long, civil war says he's now fighting a drug epidemic he's my pops says this man. i would kill for him in these ghettos in the capital monrovia, the children who once fought for him have now grown into gang members and drug addicts. oh, they call him general, but naked because he fought without clothes alongside children hooked on drugs. he provided before going into battle, bly says he and his army of child soldiers ate the hearts of children they'd capture. i'm looking for jean 2, will you promise me that i you will give foreign pitcher greg bullet the dish for what purpose? asked this man. the enemy is at back in the most brilliant children. that's why you seated about one warrior. that mission is going to be struggle, little if no rescued his guys. the enemy, he refers to our drug lord to in monrovia were told to leave that gangs or after us . the un says liberia is among several west african countri

the national power company has been struggling to provide electricity to people. nicholas hark has more from senegal capital darker into cars, char road suburb, a 13 year old boy is doing what synagogue government is struggling to do. keep the lights on for his family. and neighbors fed up with a constant power cuts values and uses material found in trash to build solar powered lamps, money. but also lending was a used batteries in scrap metal electrical wiring off solar panels and light bulbs . it doesn't take much, we have all the resources we need to power our homes. i don't understand why it's so hot to bring electricity to our families. almost half of the country is not connected to the power grid run by senate like the state run electricity company. traditional land based power stations are costly and take time to build. lamont are very smart on the really got the we need $2000000000.00 to provide electricity to all for our national budget can afford this me, but there are private countries that can do the job better. so that's what we're hoping for. we're basketball. center like

lot of the damage is being done by corporations who are allowed to exploit the regions resources. nicholas hack, travel to the outskirts of the capitol monrovia to speak to those directly affected . it is deep in liberia as gideon forest regions that samuel dory comes to mourn his friends inside these coffins is maria. the farmer grieves the pastor renee, the village shopkeeper, the cause of their death, samuel says, is the nearby rubber plantation of the tire manufacturing company firestone launch . it started with a coffee, says doorway accuses the company, of course, near the water, the used for drinking, informing or did. firestone is cook and robert bring an air and water pollution. i'm feeling hurt. these are my citizens. it was, i am very angry. i keep saying that over and over the government doesn't care about yesterday, since right now, you see the destruction. i will be wrong. this is not supernatural. we will destruction. what from debt to water was the government knows of firestone is exploiting only a 5th of the 10000 square kilometer land concession, but it is expanding as th

he wonders. nicholas honk al jazeera monrovia still at all the news alice, now that jock of ich books, a spot in the semi finals of the paris masters that's coming up in sport. a. our fans is celebrating is the swedish theater group releases its 1st studio album in 14 years. ah. ah poll ah ah. ah sport now with peter i'm thank you very much. vasa learned legend chevy is free to take over. as the new head coach off of the counselor and club struck a deal to release him from his contact with our team sub. the former captain will take over the reins following the 2nd of ronald truman last month. chevy joined sud as a player in 2015 and became the head coach 2 years ago. he turned down the barcelona job in 2020, because he said it had come to suit in his managerial korea. and when i joined by sam marston, the boss and a correspondent for e s p n dot com. sam, thank you for your time. you think chevy is the right choice for bossa? the question isn't, it is a good choice. it certainly. 3 brings more positivity to the club. the funds are excited. have been a tough few months and under run ov

close architects, one to protect the old properties to preserve the countries troubled his strange. nicholas hark has the story from the capital one rover on liberia's, providence island, an african american, is in search of her past, who are pictured from michigan is stepping in the ruins of the 1st home built by freed. american slaves brought to africa some 200 years ago. it's on providence island that they founded the republic of liberia. providence island feels like liberty proud as island feels like healing. um, provenance highland feels like joy and anticipation and it, providence island means is a place where i can remove i can take the chains from my neck. i can shake the dust from my feet and i can start new. that's what i have in the countries oldest church. the young gather to celebrate thanksgiving. we tradition brought by the free slaves, supported by the american colonization society. the founding settlers became the country's elite and they kept many african needed in servitude transforming their traditions, culture and architecture. according to the truth and reconciliation c

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these year, a, despite the presence of french forces on the ground. moline, thank you for that. nicholas hack reporting that from deca. the french president emanuel macro has a keys, british prime minister, boris johnson of not being serious about migration in the english channel. the french have also disinvited the u. k. from a european crisis meeting on the issue is the latest deterioration and relations between the neighbors stays off at least $27.00 refugees in migrants drowned on the coast of northern france. molly gave us a lecturer at the university of essex. she focuses on refugee and immigration policies. she says, the migrant to making the crossing because they are living in desperate conditions in france. one of the problems is that you k is not taking efforts to provide rights to asylum seekers will arrive in the u. k. and another problem is that france is also not protecting rights of refugees, so neither country is really providing the rights that refugees need. in france, refugees often can't access basic necessities like housing and shelter. they end up living on the stre

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