research group and. you're doing nothing about the level of deaths are going to be so great. the dead we're going to have to bury them maybe and. maybe in potters. this truly has become a symbol of the current and in new york. prosecutors and in a criminal case over allegations the opposition's newly formed ordination council is a legally trying to seize power something the back body denies. this why the warnings against meddling and valorous european leaders agree to imposing sanctions on prompting accusations of hypocrisy. russian opposition figurehead i would say the only it is rushed to hospital in a coma after falling ill during a flight with a team claiming he was poisoned. and counted as a prime minister is accused of a cover up after suspending parliament at a time when we got.

research. divides the test subjects into groups according to the subjects. and then they observe how the group with the especially high schizophrenia scores develops the researchers are a long way off from totally understanding the complex genetics of psychiatric diseases but they are making progress. in a moment we'll be taking a look at me well us. we're pretty impressive small but mighty well not all that small we can reach 135 centimeters and why up to 36 kilos. is on usually think humans have up to $600.00 hairs per square centimeter of skin we have up to $23000.00 tall that. other stuff of legends. we use them to build gigantic structures like this a dam 850 meters long so big it's visible from outer space no wonder you call us busy. we might be rodents but we're also ecosystem engineers geniuses though not all humans agree. most people tend to think of beavers as a nuisance as past but it turns out that beavers are very beneficial to the ecosystem. here. in the east river valley of southern germany water buffalo are helping keep these fields healthy o

and international research group spent a year studying it to get a better understanding of climate change and its impact. think. we'll take winter is a black void in 2 senses 1st it's dark thanks to months of nights in which the sun no longer rises over the horizon plus there's a huge data hole we know precious little about when tearing the area around the north pole which plays a major role from kline. meant and is itself changing the ice has been receding for decades now what explains this climate change sure but how exactly does that affect this northern most part of the planet because if so how is the sea ice changing how does it grow in the winter and how does it melt in the summer. christine ha's is a sea ice geophysicist at the institute in gemini he sees the arctic winter as the key factor. that the ice forms in the winter and indoors through the summer. it has a considerable influence on the summer and therefore on the entire climate system 1st. but to really study the arctic during winter you need to be at one with the ice an international research team made that very commitment

more than 160 research groups around the world a company working on a potential virus facts knows the early stage and. the research is involved deploying a variety of strategies. some are working with corona virus cells that they friended harmless other teams of focusing on individual molecules generally taken from the shell of the virus. another approach is to take viruses that are harmless to humans and as a coronavirus shout party. the idea common to all of these methods is for substances to enter the body that will activate the immune system. which will in turn produce antibodies to the vaccine. so if the actual virus infects the body those antibodies are immediately dispatched to it is hard to neutralize the invaders. but producing vaccines on a large scale takes time something that's in short supply with the ongoing pandemic . but there is a promising alternative strategy. in this case scientists use em r.n.a. a single strand element of the virus is genetic. the body then builds virus molecules based on my code effectively creating its own vaccine. the virus molecules activate a

plus, harry broadman is currently chair of the emerging youets research group, and will join us on tradeand fighting words from donn davis from the professional fighters league on how the pandemic is packing a punch to mixed martial arts. comeback. making a donald trump has a pledge from the european union to end tariffs on american lobster, part of a deal that could help donald trump in maine, part of why he took such an interest in lobby.by, the lobster it is a big industry in maine. and the secret susan collins is up for grabs. this deal will provide relief to maybe 10,000 fishermen and support crew in the industry. china is the second largest importer of u.s. lobster, it has imposed a 25% retaliatory duty on u.s. lobster, and that has decimated the industry. the only thing now is, what does the u.s. given the european union in response? there was a threat of putting tariffs on car imports, will that go away? we will see. but let'ss weaker, look at the s&p 500, up 1/10 of 1%. the nasdaq doing better than that. the dollar is stronger today. deere is the best performer in the s&p 500. a

scientists working at the research station need to be made of tough stuff but several teams of scientists are up for the challenge seeking answers in the ice we join one group who are investigating the effect of climate change on emperor penguins. setting out from the new minor 3 research station in antarctica the snowmobiles of the german scientists are driving over a sheet of ice that's 200 meters thick. it's the extreme ice shelf which ends a few kilometers further on with the frozen ocean begins. the winter landscape offers nothing but icebergs and emperor penguins. and life in bitterly cold conditions at the tip of the world. has spent several months observing the penguin colony emperor penguins breed and rear their young on the sea ice. they're now at a stage when the chicks are relatively. know they can stay on their own for quite a while allowing both parents to go off in search of food. and so you slowly have the 1st kindergartens forming where the chicks come together in groups of them so that they have a bit more protection. this year the penguin researchers have. drones with them partly because they want to map out the colony but also to test ho

mps formed a new chinese research group to shape chinese policies.ut there no friends anymore on this issue. whether the canadians, americans, australians or new zealanders, they all disagree with us. the government sought its majority cut to just 24. 38 torry mps rebelled. just before the summer break, the government announced it would be stripping out huawei, but at a price. decision to ban the procurement of huawei 5g equipment from the end of this year will delay rollout by further year, and will add up to half a billion pounds of cost. requiring operators in addition to remove the huawei equipment from the 5g networks a 2027. it will add hundreds of millions of pounds to the cost and further delay rollout. nationa was not the only watching this. the intelligent security committee and alleged russian interference was controversial long before it was even published. they were angered that had not been made public before december selection, and then a row about how long it was taking to reform. the members rejected the government's chairman, a fell

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it continued among conservative mps who formed a new china research group to try to shape governmentwhether it's the canadians, the americans, the australians, the new zealanders, they all disagree with us. and in a vote on huawei's involvement, the government saw its majority cut to just 24. 38 tory mps rebelled, including, as we saw there, the ex—tory leader sir iain duncan smith. just before the summer break the government announced it would be stripping out huawei, but at a price. today's decision to ban the procurement of new huawei 5g equipment from the end of this you will delay rollout by a further year and will add up to half a billion pounds to costs. requiring operators, in addition, to remove huawei equipment from the 5g networks by 2027 will add hundreds of millions of pounds further to the cost and further delay rollout. 0liver dowden. and china wasn't the only nation rocking the government's boat. the long—awaited report by pa rliament‘s intelligence and security committee on alleged russian interference in uk democracy was controversial long before it was even publish

important to understand what this means in terms of the mukasey and this is why we have got a lot of research groups actually tracking people measuring antibodies trying to understand how long the immune protection lasts the natural immune protection and that should be understood as it is not the same as the immune protection that a vaccine provides before down has been declared a gall's are half the 1st cases of community transmission of the corona virus for identifying until now all covered 1000 cases had been linked to people returning from a brought me a concern gaza's health care system will not be able to cope with it spreads perforce it has more. for months gone as it has managed to dodge this moment but now it's here near empty streets. instructions to stay home for personal safety after 4 cases of coded 19 would attempted in the same family the 1st cases at large in the general population for a blockaded territory with an under equipped overstretched health system this is a frightening time. for the few we have started to implement a plan that we prepared for in advance police are imposing

to understand what this means in terms of the musicians and this is why we have got a lot of research groups actually tracking people measuring antibodies trying to understand how long the immune protection lasts the natural and new protections and that should be understood as it is not the same as the immune protection that a vaccine provides that the government from new zealand's worst mass shooting has faced the survivors and relatives on the 3rd day of his sentencing hearing brenton turned killed 51 muslim worshippers in christchurch last year he is likely to be given a life sentence without parole when he reports. for a 3rd straight day brinton terence was brought into the high court in christchurch handcuffed and shackled he again set largely emotionless as he listened to and faced family members of people he killed or injured and those who survived his attack i repeat that you thought the riemann do pretty well as i feel the government may feel and find in the store. i stayed in that position and even the police came in and let this out from the. i saw a bit more because. it's had the

research group and leave here doing nothing about it the level of deaths are going to be so great.that dead we're going to have to bury them maybe and. maybe in potters. this truly has become a symbol of the current and dummy in new york. the exiled belorussian opposition leader urges her fellow citizens to keep up the pressure on president lukashenko with more strikes and protests. at large rallies both for and against him are held across the country. also this hour russian opposition figure had an exit not only has tested negative for the presence of toxic substances as doctors roll up poisoning for now. and a u.s. request to reimpose sanctions against tehran is rejected by the remaining members of the iranian nuclear deal.

important to understand what this means in terms of the mukasey and this is why we have got a lot of research groups actually tracking people measuring antibodies trying to understand how long the immune protection lasts the natural immunity protection and that should be understood as it is not the same as the immune protection that a vaccine provides. a reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera a suspect has been arrested after 2 people were shot dead in another night of unrest in the u.s. city of can i show the 17 year old was held in neighboring illinois after the 3rd consecutive night of violence after the police shooting of an unarmed black man on sunday wisconsin's governor has authorized the use of $500.00 national guard troops on the city's streets fearing another night of unrest on wednesday. on tuesday night overnight just a little before midnight protesters were out in the streets and apparently there was a clash between an armed man and there were several armed civilians in camouflage gear out there some of them were members of malaysia some of them were guarding individual bits of

she is this ed hyman at evercore isi in their acclaimed washington research group.'s, like, eight stories to go on. were talking about whether to have you on for a half-hour or minutes -- or 40 minutes. we don't have that time. i want you to engage the disarray of republicans on capitol hill and down the street on pennsylvania avenue. sarah: there's quite a bit of disarray, and we always thought this would be the most difficult package to get done, but i think it has exceeded our expectations. mcconnell who is trying to solve for a divide in his caucus. some people who don't want to spend again. some folks who i think may be are even looking at november as a lost cause, and trying to position themselves for a book in primaries -- four republican primaries. on the others, he's got people like collins and the colorado senate race, people who need a deal here. the president i believe once a deal. i believe there is just a bit of cacophony there as well with the chief of staff and the treasury secretary. tom: there's are the minutia. i am sure you studied clash of civil

it's not that it's further ahead than drug manufacturers and research groups. many of them are already into their phase three. what it does is jump ahead with the approval process. there is reasons though do that. no surprise that they're calling it sputnik 3, it says it is winning the vaccine race now. there also could be financial benefits for first to register and first to make it legal in russia, at least, the president of the philippines says he wants to take it, so it's possible the philippines could buy it for a large percentage of the population, and brazil, at least one state in brazil says it wants to make this drug. there could be the temptation for several countries or several government, at least, to supply their countries with this vaccine now that russia says that it is safe, although it hasn't published the data. before this announcement he spoke with the ceo of the russia state fund backing the vaccine. he told me they have big and quick roll-out plans. >> reporter: so you'll want to vaccinate 30 million doses. >> we'll -- in principle, yes, we

i want to talk now with the president of the sports and leisure research group john last. you've been doing interesting polling in a number of industries including sports and sports fans. so maybe you can put this into context for us. you actually asked football fans if they would be more upset by the cancellation of the season, or the loss of their presidential pick? and i think this really puts maybe where americans p s priors are. half more upset about football. what did you find? >> amazing. very much reflective of a lot of the economists perspective we see across a number of issues readed with sports and other leisure activities. our barometer done every other week and asked previously which would be more upsetting. those under the age of 45, half college football fans 49% nfl fans would be more upset by cancellation of their upcoming seasons than if their candidate lost the election. people are passionate about sports and a desire to get back to normal. >> i think everybody misses sports. right? what you hear all of your friends talk about. i'm sure all of my do. you

the latest model out today from the prestigious university of washington research group projects we could lose almost twice that number, nearly 300,000 by december 1st. here's how the president spoke today about the crisis. >> in an interview this week, you were talking about people dying of coronavirus. you said that's true, and it is what it is. >> nobody can do what i've done in terms of all of the things that we're doing to combat this horrible disease that never should have been sent to us. >> we have to produce not only cleanliness and perfection in every way, but we have to protect our most vulnerable citizens against this horrible virus. our strategy shelters those at highest risk while allowing those at lower risk to get safely back to work and to school. instead of a never-ending blanket lockdown causing severe long-term public health consequences. >> and as the man on the tv used to say, but wait, there's more. trump now appears to be employing the promise of a vaccine as part of his re-election strategy. today he took three opportunities to suggest that we could even see a vac

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for more, we go to lisa graves in wisconsin, executive director of the policy research group true north author of a new report for "in the public interest," that looks at "the billionaire behind efforts to kill the u.s. postal service." we only have five minutes, lisa graves. it can you lay out what is going on and the deep concern that, yes, louis dejoy, who has with his wife, something like $75 million to 100 million dollars invested in competitors and contractors of the u.s. postal service, thatt already major changes have taken place? they're just revoking the once leading up to the election that they sayay they will reintrorode themigight after.. >> that is right.. i think we're at a true crisis point in terms of our democracy and with our postal service because wewe have the mostst partisan present in 100 years at least to had the postal service and louis dejoy who has deep finanancial conflicts and deep personal ties to president trump. also being pushed forward by mike duncan who was a major fundraiser for mitch mcconnell for the senate leadership fund and is a right-wing partis

important to understand what this means in terms of the mukasey and this is why we have got a lot of research groups actually tracking people measuring antibodies trying to understand how long the immune protection lasts the natural of new protection and that should be understood as it is not the same as the immune protection that a vaccine provides the malaysian low cost airline air asia x. says it will need help from creditors to ride out the pandemic the company posted as $73000000.00 loss for the april to june quarter revenues tumbled more than 90 percent now it's also in suppliers and lenders for payment deferrals and concessions as it makes further cuts itself managers say the future of the business depends on flights being able to resume properly by early next year. now flash floods in parts of afghanistan and pakistan have killed more than $200.00 people over just the past few days thereafter and president ordered a deliverance for the worst affected areas and troops have been sent to flooded regions in pakistan priyanka gupta has our report was like that one on a lot of afghans in power one

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there was research done by a research group at the university of washington a few weeks ago that showed we could save tens of thousands of lives if we mask up across the united states. that's something worth doing. a very simple, very acceptable, a very safe protocol. so i would encourage it. i'm glad we got a leader, joseph biden, instead of going awol. you couldn't have a greater contrast. a person, instead of attacking this pandemic, instead of ignoring this pandemic, who is still saying it's going to go away next monday, in contrast, we have a leader that actually had science behind him, and i feel good about that. >> governor inslee, good to see you, thank you so much for being with us. >>> millions of kids are headed back to class in coming weeks. many teachers are giving a failing grade to the school districts who are planning a hybrid approach to in-class and remote learning. we'll have more on this coming up. stay with us. s coming up stay with us and here we have another burst pipe in denmark. if you look close... jamie, are there any interesting photos from your trip? ouch, o

to understand what this means in terms of the munitions and this is why we have got a lot of research groups actually tracking people measuring antibodies trying to understand how long the immune protection lasts the natural immunity protection and that should be understood as it is not the same as the immune protection that a vaccine provides. well the outbreak of covert 19 has had an enormous impact even on creative industries in and in the asia many artisans and had to adapt to keep their businesses viable textile designers and i helping to combat the pandemic by making millions of facemasks per day just go washington has the reports from jakarta. this is what it takes to make indonesia's famous textiles intense concentration and an eye for detail this technique of making prints hand printing wax on dyed fabrics is called batek is a workshop in jakarta is in a social housing complex and provides employment opportunities for the women who live here. but sales have fallen with more people staying home because of the pandemic there's less need for new clothes. and we couldn't sell anything s

visiting senior research fellow at king's college london and a member of the russia and eurasia research group she joins us by skype from moscow thanks for your time the crackdown and the election itself even has drawn some scathing criticism from european nations how is looking to respond going forward how do you see this playing out well everything is possible now. all is and the opposition what was it and on how much by last they're prepared translation and how much. cash out if they're prepared to sustain it is very open is that going to change is determined to pull down the protests are they out willing to use also the arnold want to has 8 question. well that ukrainian president you know what each hour will go all the way through and the answer when that opposition is that i have to look at really having people killed in a large now but as a price done in terms of european leaders yes they express their concerns and. language the bottom line is not the angle or to really use force are threaten the use of those bet a little what they can to look for is seeing maddest mobile units. to that

to understand what this means in terms of the musicians and this is why we have got a lot of research groups actually tracking people measuring antibodies trying to understand how long the immune protection lasts the natural him you'd prefer action and that should be understood as it is not the same as the immune protection that a vaccine provides no studies provided more evidence that obese people are much more likely to die from corona virus researchers at the university of north carolina at chapel hill found obese people had a 48 percent increase in death rates and are twice as likely to be hospitalized the u.s. and the u.k. have some of the highest obesity rates in the world in the u.s. still has of course the highest hope at 19 transmission rates we'll talk to dr simon clarke about this an associate professor in cellular microbiology at the university of reading in the u.k. dr clark thank you for your time can you give me more specifics on this because obesity covers a lot of different issues different illnesses as well what is it was the specific reasons that obesity is leading to thes

previously served as vice president in the research and statistics group of the new york fed.alk to us about what companies are seeing. is it something we need to be seeing? even as we see record liquidity, monetary perspective, and we wait for further fiscal relief? erica: we are in a time of a lot of different influences. there are some elements of good news, that even though we've had so many jobs lost in such a big increase in the unemployment about 75%l, we have of the disruptions maintaining a connection between the employer and the employee. that is good news in the sense there is ans that potential for a speedy recovery employersployees or don't have to find workers. and the training is already in place. they can reconnect quickly. but this doesn't guarantee a rapid recovery because those ties can weaken over time. are not going to be able to return to the labor force because of new demands at home or because of health conditions. and some employers, as you've mentioned, may not survive, or may need to change their business models. romaine: there is a lot of uncertaint

pressure from the trump administration, and it would only make the vaccine available for certain groups >>> researchers believe they may have just confirmed the first case of re-infection in the united states. >> a guy in nevada got sick with two different strains. the study has not been peer reviewed >>> president trump will kenosha, wisconsin tomorrow. >> mr. trump doubled down on his decision after wisconsin governor urged the president not to visit writing this letter saying he fears that the visit may hinder not help the situation this weekend a man was shot and killed in portland after supporters of president trump and black lives matter protesters clashed in the streets. >> the president called the meyer a fool but the meyer blames the president for the chaos. >> president trump for four years, we've had to live with you and your racist attacks on black people and now you want me to stop the violence that you helped create. >> it has been a chaotic since the shooting of jacob blake. hundred of protesters filled the streets of portland and kenosha demanding justice for jacob blake. >> reporter: h

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group] grubhub. >>> as researchers across the globe race to develop a vaccine there's one group with a bold plan to get billions of doses to every corner of the planet richard engel reports. >> reporter: as the u.s. and europe scramble to secure vaccines even before they're fully tested and ready, concerns are growing tonight about a coming free for all with rich countries gobbling up supply, and virologists warn unilateral approaches won't work unless the world is immunized the virus will keep coming back. >> the goal is to end the pandemic you have to take a global view. >> reporter: he's a ceo of a group called gavi the ambitious plan in coordination with the world health organization is to secure deals with drug companies for 2 billion doses of a variety of vaccines, and distribute them more equitably around the world. gavi hopes immunizing a targeted 20% of the entire planet will break the pandemic's back. >> even if a country has access to vaccines, if it wants to go back to normal, if it wants to have trade, if it wants to have tourism, if it wants to have an ability to move around, it can't

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