often i, robey, he specializes on infectious disease. welcome to days, every news africa a professor. so i'm trying to state kenya reported its highest death toll since march and, and cases in the country are also spiking. why is this happening now? yeah, right. when we 1st got the 1st case way back in march. and then we prepared really well for in riyadh. we started there is forms in terms of continued measures, some resolutions in nairobi and when done, some researchers are confused and in risk communication, i think what we didn't do very well. we really didn't communicate very well and this outbreak was going to take a long time. so people started by the social distancing people, went onto wearing masks, or went onto to sanitation and hygiene. you know, better than time. and there's a lot of fatigue from health care professionals from, from the general public is actually taking longer than in anybody expected. and that's really where the problems are does, where we are beginning to see a spike in versions output. as our view is that

without trust become uprooted when you shook hands with mr robey it looked like it was your idea not his he he he said it if it by but i insisted and i think it's in my hands. now looking at the longer term do you recognize that mr rabbit has his way jerusalem as he puts it will never be the capital of a palestinian state do you recognize that you accept that he said tourism and not unified you're saying yes is that jerusalem. is it for the attention you know you know exactly what he's saying israel is going to pull back from jerusalem they never will will they do you believe they ever will i think if there is a will there is always. a reason the will of the. only ones who knows. some weeks ago nobody was imagining that would find a solution and this agreement. not to forget that there really morsi i thought it. this is i'll be a radio from jerusalem and hear the news one month after the historic signing in washington israel and the palestinians gather once again for a round of negotiations this time to implement the 1st stage of the oslo accord israel's withdrawal from gaza or jeric

the latest developments from al can lead in that nie of robey, as so malcolm that that line has passed 2 and a half hours, any idea of what might be happening now in tigray? the renault reports of fighting from mikhail a so far neither has there been any statement from the government about the offensive, from the federal government in the capital, addis ababa, but the federal government, and prime minister abu ahmed had issued this ultimatum on sunday. they gave the green forces 3 days to lay down their arms and the government had said that its tanks and artillery had surrounded the city that were about 50 kilometers away and ready for this assault that the to grow in military leadership actually disputed these claims and because the phone lines in the internet are being cut off for weeks, very little access to the area is very difficult to, to verify any of these claims and counterclaims. but what we have seen in satellite imagery is in the city of mackay, which is home to about a half a 1000000 people. you see queues of vehicles lining up at fuel stations. which would suggest that po

feels that we can work happily with a bi member station as we have worked with attractiveness but robey has been a favorite child of the us is foreign policy i mean there is there is a lot of kind of mollycoddling going on when it comes to israel they do get according to a lot of what people and you know talking about reading that they do get a fair share of u.s. military weapons they do get a fair share of u.s. foreign aid budgets eccentrics cetera et cetera i mean at some point that needs to be looked at and biden has actually said if he wins that he needs to look at the israeli u.s. relationship and you seem to be very confident that it won't change. we are confident big fact. the history of us is what relations it's been a bipartisan issue elements united states has always seen a strong is well as important both of egypt reasons and who reasons are us all policy and this will continue we have no doubt about it obviously in your hands but the issue of that is or should be sloman secure and frankly this is the ied to be cheap base is or is weak it's unlikely peace is really secure the

robey, by all of the way to reliable adorable sawyer rand. i'm optimistic that we're not totally, it's a species. this is v.w. news from the united nations come to terms what it calls a anus and senseless massacre. all that complex farm was killed by insurgents on motorists this suspect took off carrying also coming tens of thousands flee the fighting has to cry reach. the u.n. says nearly haul for those displaced.

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you work for cambridge analytical, you know, robey over 70 people died may be directly or indirectly related to the role of cambridge in the data. my question then is, is it legal or moral for british or american firms to work in countries like what they take advantage of local regulations and yet continue to operate. this is something that i found most shocking. when you've got a, a company in country, a safe in britain engaging with multiple firms and contractors each in their own jurisdiction. creating this information or a propaganda that were entirely in britain would be wholly illegal. and then disseminating that in another country. because you've got so many different players involved and so many different components of wrongdoing, it's actually really difficult to figure out where technically did a crime occur. in tax law, we're just starting to, you know, create principles and rules that prevent people from just hopping from one jurisdiction to another. but with data and the internet, we are what we know where tax law was in 1950, not realizing that the internet is global. t

actually going to suggest has a howard zinn with a very great progressive historian who's always a look robey way was even policy because of a of a sympathetic bench of his because of public organization pushing from below making the public pressure something that the supreme court couldn't ignore i mean there is next is there an element of that and that's that's what needs to be mobilized if progress is going to save some of these these rights. well i think the supreme court justices were out there in the ologies act and in the early 1970 s. 5 of the justices who were in the majority roe v wade were pointed by republican presidents democrats have not had a majority of twenty's on a supreme court in my lifetime and for a few years before it so i mean i think yes there are definite was pressure there was of the justices and there were a combination of social movements and great lawyer and got to a result like roe v wade but it's not it's clear to me that the current supreme or a 6 member majority it's responsive to those forces as their predecessors were a couple of generations ago and that's