we invited them both on dr venter shiva thank you. that banking. well while boris johnson the government stands accused of overseeing the underreporting of the u.k. coronavirus death toll the numbers of health workers killed have been tragically clear but why is the n.h.s. find it so difficult to get basic protection for its workers the n.h.s. europe's largest employer now depends on communist china even though a global pandemic was rehearsed for back into any 16 i'm joined now via skype from london by the co-chair of keep our n.h.s. public dr tony solomon tony thanks for coming on before we get on to other issues fundamentally how is it that not keeping our n.h.s. public as a factor of britain's response to coronavirus because that whole service with this 1700000 people a single. protects the. and this is being undermined in the worries it isn't just senators and zeeshan the government is seriously understand that the n.h.s. so that it's always on depression is always on the sunders they haven't seen the stance that it's huge numbers and sequences

health workers from communist china but now world renowned environmentalist an ecologist dr london a shiva should need no introduction she is one of the leaders of the international forum on globalization and has one countless prizes for her work a classic staying alive women they call a gene development a shuttle for republication september she joins me now from delhi vendor thanks so much for coming on are you at least pleased that the global pandemic has not made politicians and policy makers talk about a war on nature the war is just on the coronavirus it's a problem to say you have a law against a little wireless because all the laws in the past have caused a lot of harm. coming from india the war against the barbarians we're all suppose we barbarians of you know of the civilizing mission it exterminated so many people and cultures my work in the last 35 years has been based on how declaring war on humans in it as concentration camps those same chemicals in the same i-g. father and the same boys are gone 10 then turn these chemicals into ever took since every chemicals which are still

health workers from communist china but now world renowned environmentalist an ecologist dr london a shiva should need no introduction she is one of the leaders of the international forum on globalization and as one countless prizes for her work a classic staying alive women of color gene development is scheduled for republication september she joins me now from delhi vonder thanks so much for coming on are you at least pleased that the global pandemic has not made politicians and policy makers talk about a war on nature the war is just on the coronavirus it's a problem to say you have a law against a little wireless because all the laws in the past have caused a lot of harm. coming from india the war against the barbarians we're all suppose we barbarians of you know of the civilizing mission it exterminated so many people and cultures my work in the last 35 years has been based on how declaring war on humans in it less concentration camps those same chemicals in the same i-g. father and the same boys are gone 10 then turn these chemicals into every talk since every chemicals which are sti

shiva had netted the economic shutdown that followed due to the coronavirus shutdown and it is the samey at the very beginning of the crisis was calling to brussels for help, saying we need help getting to the situation because we do have a lot of debt and there is a lot of questions about the sustainability of some of the smaller italian banks as well and their request fail on a lot of deaf ears until now when it is decided that the age—old thing that often happens in europe which is countries don't necessarily want to hand over cash that they think is not necessarily deserve. but i think will be if he and not with this package being developed and huge sums of money that will be sent to these countries in the form of grants and not loans and is that old axis of france and germany that really shows where the power bounces on europe and they have almost got this package together and we had to wait and see what the details are about how it pans out but generally as you said it is trying to address those growing euro sceptic concerns from those countries that felt brussels really was not d

you,ank you, shiva, thank dan. what an incredible flight, now in space, attached to the international space station. some kind words all over and the hard mate. we are still not done here. we will take you through the pressurization process. >> kevin mike check. check.n mic >> i hear you on dragon to ground. dragon -- i hear you on to ground. how can you hear me ako -- hear me ? >> loud and clear. fromacex with an update bob. looks like white tooth on the leg as well. we will -- >> copy. really appreciate the report. thank you. beteams behind me will configuring the iss and dragon to welcome dog -- bob and doug on board. the gyros are holding the dragon in place through the hard capture sequence. we will start enabling those thesters and pressurizing vestibule. orbit two is led by flight director zeb scoville will be taking us through that process. [no audio] aboard the international space station, commander creek -- chris cassidy is is standing by in no too. right in front of that is the he opened the- valve to ge

the gods, lying in the valley crossed by a sacred river, rich with a forest of shrines dedicated to shiva the destroyer, and buddha. >> we came here from india, in 1953. my husband had been here previously for the chicago natural history museum. >> you're listening to dr. fleming of bucks county, pennsylvania. >> we became very attached to nepal, learned to like the people very much, and were delighted when the government asked us to set up a medical program for maternal and child care. i arrived with only a little pocket set of instruments, just an obstacle forceps and a stethoscope. our first hospital was part of this old cholera hospital. that's all that was available. then we moved here, where we have since grown to include two women's wards and a men's ward. >> wandering the hospital grounds, dr. fleming finds time for a couple of favorite patients. >> this is maya. she was discovered by the king while he was making a journey about eight days from here. poor thing had club feet and was literally walking on her ankles. he sent her to us with a message to do what we could for her. look

we have a tradition to surround the mourners with members of the community through a process called shivajudaism requires ten people recite the mourner's prayer. it ensures the grieving family is sheeldom alone in the first week after the first loss. a requirement near impossible for many yous to follow now. for catholics in more normal times may have found strength from the community that gathers for vigils or the funeral mass, they, too, have been robbed of that sacred experience. of celebrating a life well lived together sharing stories about their loved ones. so whether you're muslim, evangelical, quaker, mormon, atheist, whatever. your personal grieving process might have been the novel coronavirus surely made that more painful. more isolated. because whatever your faith, community carries us through insurmountable grief as we're social distancing away from each other, we hope this national memorial is a way we can still create something of a community for you. over the next hour, we'll honor some of the lives cut short and we will try to come together as one american family united i

and the social media there is a dog that gives you advice can you tell me more about it yes or the shiva dog is a very lovely character that's been put up by the best of health and welfare to let the public know what we should do so this is on social media and it tells us for example how we must wash our hands as often as possible. the government has been using digital mascots like a song try the dog to continuing to reinforce its public messaging on health and hygiene. but crucially these instructions began last december well before other countries around the world woke up to the corona virus threat. by the end of that month taiwan was already quarantining at passengers from han capital of china's hu bay province and the epicenter of the epidemic on the mainland. a few weeks later it closed its borders completely to all trying the citizens. at the same time the country launched a massive production of face mosques. there how you know. that and you don't pay for your food you know. the feed you know you can buy a. ticket but. you know that's a bummer. but i think. that something about yo

shortages later in the show but i'm still here with world renowned environmentalist dr one of the shiva we would say here in britain at least some of us that we have democracy we have the european union the european parliament we have these big trade blocs we have w t o organizations with democratically accountable representatives you believe however that fundamentally to our denying of the precautionary principle which is now of course being investigated in the context of coronavirus these are fundamental to the denial of the precautionary principle that has led us to this i think sadly the direction it was driven by the denial of the proper course principle i witnessed how we towards the european union laws and biosafety that was seen as coming in the we of the g.m. will issue and a democracy which has been hijacked by big money and the billions. it's no more a democracy it is just at the start for a dictatorship and today we have a dictatorship of money which is able to totally trash people's will people's freedom that is what we have to wake up to right now people are talking about

shiva described herself that way, i put on a suit of armor and then i go to bed, you throw punching take a punch. she sees politics as combat and she is renowned for her toughness, her skewing us, her discipline and i think a lot of that comes from refusing to be vulnerable and public and refusing to let anyone ever see her sweat. >> do you have any sense that there is anyone or any element of today's republican party that she feels that she can have good faith dealing with either in the house or in the administration. >> she certainly like some of the republican governors, she's been dealing directly with a lot other republican blue state who have been on the front line of the coronavirus response, i profile the governor of maryland, who got to know nancy pelosi a little bit, surprising to them both. i think she is one of these, you hear this a lot from democrats, i miss the old republican party, back when republicans were nice and gentle and you could deal with them. but look she was born into the democratic party. there has never been any doubt about her partisan loyalty. and she desc

they can't sit shiva. they're not going to church or wherever they worship.e not able to be there in the hospital holding their loved one's hand as they die. and so especially now, now more than ever, is when you look to the leader of the nation to perform those collective rituals that you yourself would do but you can't because of social distancing. so i think it may be striking people even a bit starker and harder in this moment of such uncertainty. >> ron, you mentioned the testing plan that former vice president biden has out. let me read this to you, how it was described in "the new york times." the presumptive democratic nominee's plan laid out in a little noticed medium post stands in stark contrast to president trump's leave it to the states strategy. why was it little noticed? is the vice president exasper e exasperated by the size of the news or is there -- tell me why you think it was a little noticed introduction of his testing plan. again, that's "the new york times" description. >> we put out this plan several weeks ago. i think you should ask "