we are joined by professor longhair of singapore university of social sciences professor there are 2 different systems in place one being the safe entry system the other the tracing up do you think the q.r. code based app called safe entry will be more successful than the tracing up well the 7 tree scanning system if not every placement for trace the context i think cassette entry is only useful in when you're entering the so small mobile area less than in a barber shop or restaurant but if you use a bench you to enter the palm and that thousands of people in the palm and the single point in time then the end of the contract facing become a humongous task because you have no idea who you are come close contact with so in that place sit and treat use not a useful tool both systems for president data to the government which one is safer with regard to citizens privacy and the type of data transmitted to governments well the get out do not send information to government face the gather all need gather information anonymous information about identity of foreigners do it in approximate th

will and freedom there to unpack all of this we're joined now by professor long the end of singapore university of social sciences professor thanks so much for coming in today i'd like to focus 1st on on the safe entry app do you see people accepting a mandatory government to have on their phones in order to get into their workplace to shop for food to access basic services well so eventually it's not actually it's a system that and the price that the business have them and and this is by law now that all these businesses that specially small business have to implement at the entry points and points at all they use it the mobile phone and scanning the court and that allows them to the basic data which is the name their telephone number and the national registration number and the. register person's point of entry and a kind of entry and exit exit so it's no different from let's say someone entering a business and signed the release of the registration but this those means the government knows where i am all the time where i'm checking in where i'm checking out them i understand correctly. yes t

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globally and over 330000 have died from the disease that's according to johns hopkins university in the u.s. singapore has confirmed more than 600 new infections taking its telly to other 31000 it said most new cases involved migrant workers living in dormitories religious gatherings have regime in france but worshippers have to wear face masks and in the u.s. new york state has reported its lowest coded 19 death toll in weeks its total of 84 deaths on friday was the 1st time the deadly toll has dipped below 100 since march . to the bundesliga now and the 2nd week back from the forced coronavirus break leverkusen travel to mention glad back with hopes of taking over 3rd place from the hunt club as is the new normal in professional sports around the world the match was played before an empty stadium or should i say mostly empty stadium. there were no fans at brasier park but club back at least had some cardboard supporters to make it feel like home for the visit of later couzin and the inform parents after scoring twice last weekend the vindicated was at it again here. with just 6 minutes of the contes

james crabtree is an associate professor in practice at the national university of singapore's lee kuank you very much for being with us. so, you are not as convinced by theirs. you think there are limitations to these apps? i think they are often seen as apps? i think they are often seen as some kind of magic bullet, that and app on your phone is going to get us out of the problem of how you test and track outbreaks of coronavirus. there are many problems with them. the first of which is it is difficult to get people to adopt them. in singapore, no—one has managed to get more than two out of ten people to adopt these apps, that is not enough according to most experts. if people do download them, though, what other problems then? well, there is a trade—off between privacy and effectiveness. there are various different models, some are very good at protecting privacy, like the one google and apple are developing but they unfortunately may be less useful for public health authorities. 0ne useful for public health authorities. one is that a more useful to public health authorities could co

and over 330000 have died from the disease that's according to the johns hopkins university in the united states singapore has confirmed more than 600 new infections taking its time to over 31000 it said most new cases of volved migrant workers living in dormitories religious gatherings have resumed in france but worshippers have to wear face masks and in northern germany 7 people appear to have been infected at a restaurant the 1st such case since restaurants started reopening 2 weeks ago. what another weekend of been this legal action got off to an eerie start on friday as had to have berlin took on cross-town rivals new on inside an empty stadium in this league a new comers own one the capital city bragging rights with a one nil win back in november but this time hatter got their revenge. the yawning expense of the olympics study or a strange place for a local derby. to neon almost raise the roof in the 1st tough week pattinson is free kick a whisker away in the 43rd minute. but it was happy who broke the deadlock in the 2nd tough they got a piece of it just stumping header handing head to the lead in

and over 330000 have died from the disease that's according to the johns hopkins university in the united states singapore has confirmed more than 600 new infections taking its tally to over 31000 it said most new cases involve migrant workers living in dormitories and turkey has imposed its 1st nationwide lockdown ahead of the eat holiday celebrating the end of the muslim fasting month of ramadan . another weekend of bundesliga action got off to an eerie start on a friday as hertz of berlin took on a cross town football rivals in your own inside an empty stadium. honestly to newcomers when you're in one the capital city bragging rights with a one nil win back in november this time for her to get the revenge. the yawning expense of the limpia study or a strange place for a local derby. to neon almost raise the roof in the 1st tough. pattern since free kick a whisker away in the 43rd minute. but it was happy who broke the deadlock in the 2nd tough they'd had a piece of his thumping header handing head to the lead in the 50th minute social distancing well observed by the captive this week's. pay pinpoint cr

what's new weaponry will be used for let's bring in james char out of singapore he's an associate fellow at nanyang technological university in singapore james char welcome to the news of the chinese military undoubtedly getting better at certain things but how does it compare to other armed forces around the region and around the world. well peter basically you know it's theory in a developing face and most estimates actually suggest that probably 20 to 30 years behind the u.s. military. so with the reduction in a group below your budget i don't see any. huge impact on the development because if you look at the announcement of the reforms by ceding beam sylviane to and be in we have come to an out of phase which is to reform the policies of the know so they may be so small tweaks to how the p.l.u. will. go from here but i don't see any. disruption it's ok to drive but modernization ok correct me if i've got the stats on this right but this is in effect the lowest rate of increase spending that we've seen absolutely it is actually the lowest in 32 years and very sincere reform and opening up despite the low level of spendi

singapore or tokyo >>> new comes at a u.s. ford factory over, yep, a possible virus outbreak universal and disney looking to welcome back you to their parks as they get set to present their reopening plans to the state >>> history in the making for nasa and spacex. t minus 11 hours, 30 minutes we have about 45 minutes lef w future up more than 1,200. we are back after this (announcer) america's veterans have always stepped up. but with the covid-19 crisis, many veterans are struggling - to make ends meet or get the care they need. dav has helped ill and injured veterans for one hundred years, but today, the need is greater than ever. give to the dav covid-19 relief fund - and help provide critical assistance to veterans in need. go to dav.org/helpvets or call now. your donation will make a real difference. >>> welcome back nasa and spacex are about to make history this afternoon. frank holland is back with a very cool space story. >> very cool indeed. these are live pictures of the launch pad at kennedy space center where two nasa astronauts will take a spacex launch. this will last the first u.s. soil launch in nine years. >>

singapore and germany and the uk is planning to roll out its contact tracing app later this month. to answer your questions on the topic, we'rejoined by dr linda bauld — professor of public health, at the universityoe williams. how can we be sure that phone calls instructing as to isolate are genuine? what about malicious information, somebody might get hold of my numberand information, somebody might get hold of my number and tell me this and there was nothing wrong with me? there is a lot of public anxiety. we have been doing contact tracing in public health for many years for other things like tuberculous, sexual health. but i understand the anxiety. schemes vary across the uk. focusing on england where i guess most of the questions are coming from, it will come from a verified number, it is notjust anybody ringing up. i looked at the number. people need to check that it is coming from a genuine source. also, the website that people will be asked to use will be a bit like when those who renew for example our vehicle tax, or apply for a new passport. it is a government website, an nhs website, clearly people need to check it is coming from a genuine source and ask questions. but that is a speci

newly minted graduate over at north carolina central university dancing to celebrate the end of his college career. ♪ l thsing >>bot dog is patroing singaporearks to encourage social distancing amid the coronavirus pandemic. i gots to say people would be more receptive if the dog was cuter and cuddlier and less dystopian. that's why i've designed my own program, the benny bot 9,000. here's the benny bot. there it is. benny is ready to be deployed in public parks where he will spread his message of safety, then eat your picnic, steal your shoes, and bite your thighs. you're welcome. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." i think stephen colbert is on to something, tony. i personally like it when a dog has a head. what a beautiful dog he's got there. >> i do like my dogs with heads, as well. the problem with the robot dog is it kind of looks like an insect, which is a little off-putting. >> yes. yes, it's always a little creepy to me. we're going to begin with this -- america's risky reopening strategy. amid a new warning of the dangerous from dr. anthony fauci, in testimony from his home office yesterday, he told the senators that people may die

there are some cdc data saying mortality is under .3% a university study saying that the virus could be gone by september. >> the singapore study >> they just peter out can you imagine. i don't know how you feel but can you imagine what we'll do if it is all clear? i might go out every night to a restaurant >> i have to say, i have cooked dinner every night the last 10 and a half weeks i'm so desperate to go out or even get take out. the closer we get to summer, you feel the desire to just allow things to go back to normal and get out of the house and do whatever can you do to get outside. one thing that concerned me over the weekend, the idea that cases across the nation dropped for two weeks but as things have started to open up, last week, they were back up. you can't look at one week and say this is a trend. but that is the concern. just watching those numbers and hoping we can please get back to life as normal but just watching it so closely too. >> penelope, if she sees another pot or dishes. andrew, you are probably the same way you are on dirty dish beauty you probably don't want to see another pan with stuck on f

universities the trump administration says has ties to the chinese administration. the tests on hydrochloric oquine haveori been halted. who says tests may resume if new data warrants such a move. singaporergets this year as much -- by as much as 7%. the government is revising down its forecast and expects the contraction of 1% to 4% as overseas demand decline. final estimates shows growth fell in the previous three months better than the 10% drop that was expected. meanwhile, western australia is clearing out after one of the most powerful storms in years. many businesses were left without power though police say there were no confirmed casualties. the storm was a result of a weakening cyclone colliding with a cold front over the south indian ocean. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am karina mitchell and this is bloomberg. david? david: karina committee why so much. the potential implementation, at us put it this way come up new national security law in hong kong has sparked a lot of fears. columnisterg opinion says in one financial aspect at least, hong kong will benefit a