we have to make sure that once they can they extend the solidarity to all those and i think w.h.o. is the right to deny his age to do that and the kovacs initiative is the right initiative to make sure to provide this in our own interest because this is something which we forget in in european countries that it's our own interest to be able to travel to these countries there is this wonderful word of the french word of called don't tell which we have to have around us and i think that's kind of i record in a safety a safety buffer around us so it's in our own interest to extend a solitary handle solidarity to these countries let me ask you very briefly the aids model in which patent protection was lifted or to some degree modified in order to ensure that crucial medications could be produced and sold at reasonable cost in the global south do we need something like that here and if so who drives that. i mean the it's a very difficult question because at present time when we are still in the phase of scientific innovation you would immediately take out the incentive to have come to t

we have to make sure that once they can they extend the solidarity to all those and i think w.h.o. is the right thing and i was asian to do that and the kovacs initiative is the right initiative to make sure to provide this in our own interest because this is something which we forget in in european countries that it's our only interest to be able to travel to these countries there is this wonderful would of the french would've called which we have to have around us and i think that's kind of that record in a safety a safety buffer around us so it's in our own interest to extend a solitary solidarity to these countries let me ask you very briefly the aids model in which patent protection was lifted or to some degree modified in order to ensure that crucial medications could be produced and sold at reasonable cost in the global south do we need something like that here and if so who drives that. i mean the it's a very difficult question because at present time when we are still in the phase of scientific innovation you would immediately take out the incentive for homes to think of c

we have to make sure that once they can they extend the solidarity to all those and i think w.h.o. is the right to deny zation to do that on the kovacs initiative is the right initiative to make sure to provide this in our own interest because this is something which we forget in in european countries that it's our own interest to be able to travel to these countries there is this one of the french would've called the tail which we have to have around us and i think senator kerry corden a safety a safety buffer around us so it's in our own interest to extend a solitary solidarity to these countries let me ask you very briefly the aids model in which patent protection was lifted or to some degree modified in order to ensure that crucial medications could be produced and sold at reasonable cost in the global south do we need something like that here and if so who drives that. i mean the it's a very difficult question because at present time when we are still in the phase of scientific innovation you would immediately take out the incentive for homicide think of country companies to i

we have to make sure that once they can they extend the solidarity to all those and i think w.h.o. is the right to do that and the kovacs initiative is the right initiative to make sure to provide this in our own interest because this is something which we forget in in european countries that it's our only interest to be able to travel to these countries there is this wonderful word of the french word of called on sunday tale which we have to have around us and i think it's going to have a cordon a safety a safety buffer around us so it's in our own interest to extend a solitary handle solidarity to these countries let me ask you very briefly the aids model in which patent protection was lifted or to some degree modified in order to ensure that crucial medications could be produced and sold at reasonable cost in the global south do we need something like that here and if so who drives that. i mean the it's a very different question because at present time when we are still in the phase of scientific innovation you would immediately take out the incentive for pharmaceutical country

well they said that they stand in solidarity not only with you. but also with political prisoners across which across russia women who are political prisoners in particular and what we saw today in moscow was really a very peaceful protest the woman women formed a chain they used a white ribbon which has been a sign of protest here in russia since 2011 when there were mass protests after the duma elections in the country they were carrying flowers they had put heart symbols . on their jackets to show that solidarity to show what as they say that love is stronger than fear and some of the women told me one woman said that she felt that in a way they were showing the world and showing other russians as women that these protests are peaceful. and also another woman told me that women are the givers of new life and perhaps they can give russia a new life as well. i'm curious generally from what we've seen the protests are appear to be on a smaller scale than the previous weekends or protesters changing their tactics. well yes just over a week ago one

we have to make sure that once they can they extend the solidarity to all those and i think w.h.o. is the right and i was asian to do that on the kovacs initiative is the right initiative to make sure to provide this in our own interest because this is something which we forget in in european countries that it's our own interest to be able to travel to these countries there is this wonderful would of the french would've called all sunny tale which we have to have around us and i think sanitary cordon a safety a safety buffer around us so it's in our own interest to extend a solitary solidarity to these countries let me ask you very briefly the aids model in which patent protection was lifted or to some degree modified in order to ensure that crucial medications could be produced and sold at reasonable cost in the global south do we need something like that here and if so who drives that. i mean the it's a very different question because at present time when we are still in the phase of scientific innovation you would immediately take out the incentive for country companies to inven

as the day progressed police detained hundreds of supporters would come to show their solidarity. age was no barrier this woman stood her ground in defiance. as night fell on moscow the protests grew. up. fine but so did the presence of police in riot gear and the arrests. detention is a price these protesters are willing to pay to speak their mind. and we're going to go to i don't want my children to grow up in the same conditions i did alex say is trying to do something at least you know bali has just been wrongly convicted the country will never be free if their thirty's and the courts behave like this it looks like they will soon start beating us with a baton again but we came out so that our children won't be beaten with batons in the future. soon enough the police proved him right. there but thomas directed indiscriminately and. anyone in the crowd. in the valley supporters are taking risks in the hope that the next generation want to have to. well it's going to be on this from francisco brown who was a member of germany's parliament and speaks for the opposition greens on e

gesture of defiance against hatred and violence and for solidarity. for years the hunger and prime minister viktor orban has been criticized by the e.u. for dismantling his country's independent judiciary and for stifling press freedom in his quest for taking even more control or ben is now giving his country's capital budapest a make over a number of ministries are being moved to the popular castle district that has led to protests from historians architects and residents. budapest's castle district is undergoing major building work soon hungary's ministries are to be relocated to the palaces built according to historical models prime minister organ wants council district to become hungary's new power center he's already moved his official residence here the district mayor martin a sally is appalled the opposition politician is forced to look on as the government expropriate slammed by the city. as not your this sends a dangerous social message that you and that like management i don't want us reverting back to how things were in 1944 including archi

don't come out then everything will stay the same it's needed we have to say we need any sort of solidarity you know because alexina vali is the most well known political prisoner now some people forget that there are also a lot of women in this team who are also being persecuted for their political opinions and for their work. against violence of any kind whether it's political violence or domestic violence that's why we're here for love. you see it. ok here are some of the other stories making news around the world today the west african nation of guinea has declared a new epidemic after an outbreak in a town near the liberian border was reported at least 3 people have died and 4 others annoying to be infected in the 1st cases to take to uni since 2016 the world health organization is helping deliver vaccines and contain the outbreak. hundreds of oil and gas tank cars have been deployed have been destroyed rather in a fire at afghanistan's border with iran the huge blaze which broke out on saturday afternoon caused millions of dollars in damage about 20 people were injured authorities hav

so these were 2 sets of demonstrations in russia today so we had the women mainly in moscow in solidarity with you and of all the m. and then the flashlight protest in support of her husband alex and of all me elsewhere across the country we know you spoke with some of the protesters today what have they been telling you. well i think both of these protests today were extremely peaceful and they were also almost poetic both of them aimed at showing solidarity and kind of uniting people so i was at the protest today in moscow where women stood in a lie and they held on to one long white ribbon which has become in the last 10 years or so a symbol for opposition protests they were holding flowers they had pinned heart shaped pieces of paper to their jackets that bore the name of various political prisoners and they told me that they want change in russia and they as women said one woman said that you know women are that there are new life and they want a new life for russia as well now wait and when it comes to that flashlight protest you mentioned that was actually called by alex enough by

solidarity is the key word it's very very important in this crisis although sometimes i feel the full complexity of what that means is overlooked people say things like we need to show solidarity with at risk groups we cannot let people die and that's obviously true nobody would question that but i also have solidarity towards children who need to build a future and get an education. not to mention the children and families where there is domestic abuse. like. if support within society starts fading we'll need to ask ourselves how many deaths we are prepared to accept so that public life can return to normal. as i can cull through this is a highly contentious. troubling question. but we shouldn't be afraid of it. for your 1st. visit toward you say death is present but at the same time death is taking place at a distance we're not allowed to visit hospitalized relatives meaning were robbed of an aspect of our culture and of collective mourning their photo on yes. yes that is almost impossible to bear imagine going to a funeral of someone you loved and not being allowed to hug those you

solidarity is the key word it's very very important in this crisis although sometimes i feel the full complexity of what that means is overlooked that people say things like we need to show solidarity with at risk groups we cannot let people die and that's obviously true nobody would question that but i also have solidarity towards children who need to build a future and get an education. not to mention the children and families where there is domestic abuse. by critics if support within society starts fading we'll need to ask ourselves how many deaths we are prepared to accept so that public life can return to normal. and cull through name this is a highly contentious. troubling question. but we shouldn't be afraid of it. for you if. this is a get toward you say death is present but at the same time death is taking place at a distance we're not allowed to visit hospitalized relatives meaning were robbed of an aspect of our culture and of collective mourning the photo on yet of. yes that is almost impossible to bear imagine going to a funeral of someone you loved and not being allowed

solidarity is the key word it's very very important in this crisis although sometimes i feel the full complexity of what that means is overlooked people say things like we need to show solidarity with at risk groups we cannot let people die and that's obviously true nobody would question that but i also have solidarity towards children who need to build a future and get an education. not to mention the children and families where there is domestic abuse. like. if support within society starts fading we'll need to ask ourselves how many deaths we are prepared to accept so that public life can return to normal. and cull through and this is a highly contentious. troubling question. but we shouldn't be afraid of it. for your 1st. visit toward you say death is present but at the same time death is taking place at a distance we're not allowed to visit hospitalized relatives meaning were robbed of an aspect of our culture and of collective mourning. yes. yes that is almost impossible to bear imagine going to a funeral of someone you loved and not being allowed to hug those you are closest to

solidarity is the key word it's very very important in this crisis although sometimes i feel the full complexity of what that means is overlooked that people say things like we need to show solidarity with at risk groups we cannot let people die and that's obviously true nobody would question that but i also have solidarity towards children who need to build a future and get an education. not to mention the children and families where there is domestic abuse like like. if support within society starts fading we'll need to ask ourselves how many deaths we are prepared to accept so that public life can return to normal. and cull through name this is a highly contentious and troubling question. but we shouldn't be afraid of it. for you if. that toward you say death is present but at the same time death is taking place at a distance we're not allowed to visit hospitalized relatives meaning were robbed of an aspect of our culture and of collective mourning their photo on that is. yes that is almost impossible to bear imagine going to a funeral of someone you loved and not being allowed to

so these were 2 sets of demonstrations in russia today so we have the women mainly in moscow in solidarity with you and of all the amp and then the flashlight protest in support of her husband alex and of all me elsewhere across the country we know you spoke with some of the protesters today what have they been telling you. well i think both of these protests today or extremely peaceful and they were also almost poetic both of them aimed at showing solidarity and kind of uniting people so i was at the protest today in moscow where women stood in a lie and they held on to one long white ribbon which has become in the last 10 years or so a symbol for opposition protests they were holding flowers they had pinned heart shaped. pieces of paper to their jackets that bore the name of various political prisoners and they told me that they want change in russia and they as women said one woman said that you know women are that there are new life and they want a new life for russia as well that way when it comes to that flashlight protest you mentioned that was actually called by alex enough by a ni

play in these times yeah the state solidarity is the key word it's very very important in this crisis although sometimes i feel the full complexity of what that means is overlooked that people say things like we need to show solidarity with at risk groups we cannot let people die and that's obviously true nobody would question that but i also have solidarity towards children who need to build a future and get an education. not to mention the children and families where there is domestic abuse. like. if support within society starts fading we'll need to ask ourselves how many deaths we are prepared to accept so that public life can return to normal. so i can cull through the this is a highly contentious. troubling question. but we shouldn't be afraid of it. for you 1st. that you say death is present but at the same time death is taking place at a distance we're not allowed to visit hospitalized relatives meaning were robbed of an aspect of our culture and of collective mourning the photo on yes. yes that is almost impossible to bear imagine going to a funeral of someone you loved and n

there are so many people, african-american people in this city who stand in solidarity with the asian community. in fact, with the street violence and invention program, a program of mostly african-american men, we were out in chinatown, i was with them myself, out in chinatown this weekend patrolling the community, building better relationships, talking to merchants, trying to keep the community safe and protected, so adding people on the ground, adding more police officers, there are a number of things that we're doing. but let's also just be clear. sadly there's violence also in the african-american community. six people were shot in bay view this weekend. one person in sunnydale. we still have a number of challenges around violence in general and what i don't want this to be is a divisive issue. the african-american community in this city stands in solidarity with our asian brothers and sisters and we are going to do everything we can to support and uplift them, including physically being there in their communities to help make sure that we are protecting them. and we also need to

solidarity, we are out. thanks, y'all. the american enterprise institute's john forcier provides his guide to understanding the electoral college process. interviewed by author and

it's important because i think one of the biggest problems inspiring solidarity among white people iseeling of not having any model that sort of look like. they have to look like you, they don't. but when you have a little his whole life story is similar to yours in a lot of ways because of your racial identity, it gives you ideas about how you do it. my trajectory doesn't elevate so i can be inspired but it is harder for her to serve as a direct role because our lives are so different workers were compared to my so having these stories, here is the story of bob were here is the story, all these folks there very much involved in this work. to say okay, there are people who have built. that is, white allies history are the martyrs. maybe don brown in philadelphia, maybe james but the only ones you're learning about the ones they only want to learn about other ones that were killed, it's going to be the hard to inspire a new generation of white folks to join the struggle unless they want to be a martyr that i don't want anyone to be a murder, to want to be a martyr and anything i am inv

of course, there is a message of global solidarity here. it's a message of humanity.nest with you... while we're not asking any country not to protect.... yes, forgive the interruption. i have to be honest, what we see, particularly in europe and in the rich world, isn't so much solidarity. we see vaccine nationalism. we've seen a big fight between the eu and astrazeneca about supplies of the oxford astrazeneca vaccine, which ended up with the eu threatening to block all exportation of vaccine made in the eu to destinations outside the eu because they said it wasn't prepared to see vaccine leave the eu when they weren't getting the supplies that they claimed they'd already ordered and paid for. so in this context of vaccine nationalism, which, frankly, appears to be spreading around the world, what hope do you have for this sentiment of global solidarity? well, you know, we're linked in so many ways that it'll be impossible, really, if countries start closing their borders and so on, because if you look at supply chains, vaccines are not all made and manufactured and

some people apologised for ignoring her warnings in the past summer refugees have been showing solidarity with the pro-democracy protesters. they've posted videos on social media showing them banging pots and pans they're also using a 3 finger salute another symbol of the pro-democracy campaign me in march military is accused of rights abuses against the ring and many don't want to return especially now that the army is again running the country the coup leaders have said they will continue to honor commitments on bringing back refugees from the camps in bangladesh. will continue working with the repatriation of the displaced people who are now in bangladesh according to the bilateral agreement between the 2 countries and our policy. joining us from yangon is on charm 0 human rights activists on shaw thanks for being with us today let me ask you how has the coup impacted the rohingya so far in may and more thank you for having me here and of course it's too early to see it what is the impact to what the role. of the coup but we could see already that theory's political priority agenda tha

full solidarity which is the case.eyond this, we do need a comprehensive dialog having said that, i'm extremely lucid in a short term or ability to deliver and have concrete results is very low. i'm listening. that is our duty it is to preserve and resume the channels of discussion and not to take the responsibility to stop the dialog on our side and to constantly reengage. my experience, even with the current people in charge in russia, is that the more you reengage, the more you put reasonable pressure -- when you are tough and you don't deliver, or when you don't speak, when you don't speak about an issue, they consider that the bar is open and they can go. if you put a red line, and you deliver, you build your credibility, what we did by the way in 2018 with the operation in syria and if you constantly reengage dialog, you can get the results but at least to avoid strongest divergence. it will take years. perhaps decades. we do need such a dialog for european peace and stability. >> mister president with your permi

. >>> it is our turn to show we are in solidarity. >> two well-known rappers are teaming up, how they are trying to unite their communities after a string of bay area violent attacks. >>> and the new proposal that a lot of drivers may not like. now at 11 and a streaming on cbsn bay area. the first two california cases of a more contagious covid-19 variant found in the bay area, one in santa clara county and the other in alameda county. maria medina is live in san jose with what we are learning about that tonight.>> reporter: there is some positive news tonight. the likelihood of spread here in santa clara county is zero.>> the went nowhere outside of their home. they had food delivered. >> dr. sara cody is praising the resident infected with the south african variant for following the mandatory ten-day quarantine after returning from an international trip last month.>> they were not infectious while traveling, there infectious period started after they were home. >> not much is known about the alameda county case. the investigation just began. both samples were sequenced for the varia

biden wants to change that, as well. ♪ reporter: solidarity. what brings them together, even on a cold day amid the pandemic. it is the fourth anniversary of the muslim travel ban and posed by former president donald trump, now revoked by one of president biden's first executive orders. >> from the get-go, this should have never been made -- this band should have never been made. it is fear mongering and hate. -- this ban should have never been made. it is fear mongering and hate. >> i am here in support of all of us. we are demanding to the white house, congress, president biden we need justice for erybody, meaning no muslim man ever-- ban ever. reporter: president joe biden has been in office for less than two weeks, but organizations already getting together in order to support his ambitious immigration reform. if passed by congress, this reform would include the path for citizenship for more than a million a document immigrant. many of them are already living in the u.s., for decades. she arrived from bolivia to the u.s. with her two sons 2

>>> right now at 5:00, a show of solidarity, people from across the bay area stand with members of the asian-american community after a string of violent attacks. >>> plus getting to know the candidates, officers in the running for san jose police chief face questions from people they may soon be protecting. >>> but first -- >> the failure to convict donald trump will live as a vote of infamy in the history of the united states senate. >> the senate's decision today does not condone anything that happened on or before that terrible day. >> acquitted. the senate finds former president trump not guilty of inciting insurrection. the republicans who did vote to convict and what this means for mr. trump's political future. the news at 5:00 starts right now. i'm terry mcsweeney. anoushah has the evening off. seven republicans voting to convict president trump of the attack at the capitol. the democrats fall ten votes short of what they needed, mr. trump acquitted again. alice barr following the impeachment trial for us. she joins us live in washington. >> reporter: terry, you heard those sca

must respond to what is a moral duty and the situation of glaring inequality, and to do so out of solidaritybut also if i may say so out of interest. if we do not eradicate this virus from the entire globe through an appropriate vaccination strategy and let it thrive on the african continent and elsewhere in the poorest countries and continue to circulate to make variants and variants probably resistant to the vaccines being deployed. hashem: let's have a look at other african nations that have started to roll out vaccines. zimbabwe is using the sinopharm jab that china has distributed to several african countries. senegal has received its first 200,000 doses jab from the same country, but there are concerns about the efficacy after a study found it produced a weaker immune system response against the mutation. deaths across the african continent have reached 100,000, with the contagious variant and limited access to vaccines. many are concerned the figure could get much higher. ♪ hashem: let's bring in our guests. from johannesburg, helen rees. she is a member of the south african ministeri

that's needed we need any sort of solidarity you know because alexina vali is the most well known political prisoner now some people forget that there are also a lot of women in this team who are also being persecuted for their political opinions and for their work. despite warnings from the authorities not to protest today these women have come out to show they're not afraid and the flowers in their hands and their hearts stickers show that they want to remain peaceful. that was delhi is moscow correspondent and leisure and at the end of that report all right let's get a check now some of the other stories making news around the world the u.s. senate has acquitted donald trump after less than 2 thirds of members fail to vote to convict at his 2nd impeachment he was being tried following the january 6th attack. on the u.s. capitol president joe biden urged americans to defend a fragile democracy. guinea has declared a new al break of ebola with at least 3 people dying in a town near the liberian border it marks the 1st time the disease emerged in the west african state says it ravaged the c

out if others don't come out then everything will stay the same it's needed we need any sort of solidarity you know because alexina valley is the most well known political prisoner now some people forget that there are also a lot of women in this team who are also being persecuted for their political opinions and for their work. against violence of any kind whether it's political violence or domestic that's why we're here for love. you see it. here are some of the other stories making news around the world today the west african nation of guinea has declared a new ebola epidemic after an outbreak in a town near the border with liberia at least 3 people have died and 4 others a known to be infected did the 1st cases detected in guinea since 2016 the world health organization is helping deliver vaccines and contain the outbreak. hundreds of oil and gas tank is have been just drop in a fire at afghanistan's border with iran the huge blaze which broke out on saturday afternoon caused millions of dollars in damage about 20 people were injured authorities of launch an investigation. potties in c

solidarity that is what brings them together even on a cold day and meet the pandemic. it's the 4th anniversary of the mass and travel ban imposed by former president donald trump and now revoked by one of president biden's 1st executive orders. and so this from the get go should not have ever been made it's rooted in divisiveness fear mongering in haiti and the fact that it separated so many families for so long. it's cruel and it's going to be raised i'm here in support of the action all of us meaning that we're demanding to the white house and congress president biden we need justice for everybody meaning. citizenship for all 11000000 undocumented immigrants an end to all deportations and detentions in gets back from believe to the united states with her 2 sons 20 years ago and hasn't been home since her sons know no other country than their own the united states they were granted legal status by the dream act but they still don't tap a u.s. citizenship so. it's hard to be an immigrant here it's painful it's sad it's hard work you have to fight a lot. she arrived wit

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the jewish community every is a gesture of defiance against hatred and violence and for solidarity. for years the hunger and prime minister viktor orban has been criticized by the e.u. for dismantling his country's independent judiciary and for stifling press freedom in his quest for taking even more control or ben is now giving his country's capital budapest a make over a number of ministries are being moved to the popular castle district that has led to protests from historians architects and residents. budapest's council district is undergoing major building work soon hungary's ministries are to be relocated to the palaces built according to historical models a prime minister organ wants council district to become hungary's new power center he's already moved his official residence here the district mayor martin a sally is appalled the opposition politician is forced to look on as the government expropriate slammed by the city. as now you are this sense a dangerous social message that you're and that's not even a matter of i don't want us reverting back to how things were in 1944

wife of jailed russian opposition leader alexina volley the women formed a human chain to show solidarity for. other women who have become victims of the crackdown since her husband's imprisonment protesters said the chain signifies a triumph of love over fear russian authorities had threatened to arrest protesters for define a ban. straight to correspondent emily sure who observed these protests earlier today emily some 200 women or so have taken to the streets there in solidarity for yulia. and other political prisoners what have the protesters been telling you. well the protests that we saw today in moscow were very peaceful the women were holding one long white ribbon which in russia is a symbol of opposition protest many of them were holding also flowers kind of in a nod i think to the women's movement that we've been seeing in the reuss as well and many of them had cut out hearts made out of paper and had written the name of political prisoners on them and pinned them to their coats i spoke to many of the protesters today and one woman said to me look a lot of people here see the op

and in taiwan hundreds of people came out to show solidarity with protesters in manama. they will never go we have more than 30 years of repression from the military government like we don't want to go back to that so we hope the next generation can live in a country like taiwan where everyone enjoys civil rights and who didn't and that's why we're here today we will think of it and i like that. and thailand to protest to share their support gathering outside the united nations offices might in candles for suchi and burning pictures of army chief lying. back in manama su cheese and l.d. party urged his designs to support campaigns of civil disobedience by the country's medical staff and civil servants. to stop the country from becoming a military dictatorship. this situation wouldn't last long and are 6. yes is about to come but you know it only. as the young tech clamps down on communications it's not clear if civil disobedience will be enough to restore me and most fledgling democracy. some more stories now making headlines around the world the company behind the contr

out if others don't come out then everything will stay the same it was needed we need any sort of solidarity now because alexina valley is the most well known political prisoner now some people forget that there are also a lot of women in his team who are also being persecuted for their political opinions and for their work. against violence of any kind whether it's political violence or domestic violence that's why we're here for love. you see. some of the stories making headlines around the world today the west african nation of guinea has declared a new epidemic after an outbreak near the liberian border at least 3 people have died there the 1st cases detected in guinea since 26. the world health organization is helping to liver vaccines and contain it. for arjun time president carlos menem has died in buenos iris aged 90 he served 2 terms from 1989 to 999 pursuing a strong privatization policy to also take the peso to the u.s. dollar to control inflation argentina has declared 3 days of national mourning. the united arab emirates has published the 1st images of mars sent back by its prob

there is solidarity among asian and black folks who are coming together here to proclaim that we keep us safe and one solution on the community. keeping itself safe is a restorative justice program, providing the opportunity to bring assailants to their victims will also keeping them out of jail. what we've seen is a cycle of poverty, violence and incarceration is actually worsened by putting more police on the streets. and the real solution exists within the community. it's the first of many longest sessions in a journey toward healing for the entire community. it's also so important that we continue to work in solidarity tol vance, the solutions that we know that, um are are going to actually help our community tol continue to grow and thrive. saturday's rallies showing how communities can come together during dark times, because look at what we see here today, unity. yeah and you guys can see some more unity tomorrow. another rally is planned to take place in san francisco at civic city center from one until 3 p.m. for now reporting live. candese charles ktvu, fox two news. just 2%

solidarity is the key word it's very very important in this crisis although sometimes i feel the full complexity of what that means is overlooked people say things like we need to show solidarity with at risk groups we cannot let people die and that's obviously true nobody would question that but i also have solidarity towards children who need to build a future and get an education. not to mention the children and families where there's domestic abuse like like. if support within society starts fading we'll need to ask ourselves how many deaths we are prepared to accept so that public life can return to normal. and cull through this is a highly contentious. troubling question. but we shouldn't be afraid of it. for you 1st. says that toward you say death is present but at the same time death is taking place at a distance we're not allowed to visit hospitalized relatives meaning were robbed of an aspect of our culture and of collective mourning the photo on yet of. us that is almost impossible to bear imagine going to a funeral of someone you loved and not being allowed to hug those yo

combined with again the younger generation's desire for interconnectedness and community being in solidarity, that actually informs the economic and political systems in a way that again you have to be dutiful to words and you have to be ambitious about what you have to do it with heart. that isn't what this book is going into but it's manifesting itself in are there and analysis points to these trends in which the older and younger generation housing their preferences are aligning a smaller space interconnected with neighbors, important community services nearby, local food, church, again the dynamics of what creates the essence of a more interconnected community versus the kind of way in which we have built america out in the last 75 years of suburbia and the transformations of both generations are desiring that and i think that points to some of these underlining considerations that i have observed in terms of the ambitious but doing that with heart which is what the young people are longing for. >> what books meant the most to you throughout your lifetime? >> i wish i had preparation bef

precisely liberating because each day the volunteers think that solidarity is the one positive thing to have come out of the crisis and the fact that germany and other european countries are now offering help is giving an international dimension to that feeling of solidarity here's some other developments in the pandemic worldwide investigators with the world health organization are searching for the origins of the current virus at an animal clinic in will hon china this could provide insight into how the virus might have crossed from animals to humans the u.s. is ordering millions of rapid home tests for coated 19 they can detect the virus in 15 minutes with 95 percent accuracy and schools and stores in austria are set to reopen next weeks officials say students will be tested regularly for face to face lessons wearing masks and social distancing will still be required at retail stores . on monday german chancellor angela merkel met with state government leaders and vaccine manufacturers to discuss the country's covert 19 immunization plan in recent weeks the german government has f

today pakistan isn't just need these are observing the solidarity day across trimble would just lead to india is a purple wordly showing a rag red rag to a bull. india must know one day inshallah lack of media will find a way to get to dead the town so despite the differences between the government and the opposition this is this such an important cause that they all of us have come together to support because it means in this struggle from freedom your son has worn their 10 years collision course lead to an all out war international community is also beginning to understand that the people of kashmir are indeed suffering yet being under blockade or internet server today and also on the few. instagram had been blocked in myanmar just a day off to many in the country have problems logging on to facebook but that didn't prevent a 5th straight day of protests that were part of a growing civil disobedience movement against man miles generals who seize power in monday's coup under shell reports. first it was the doctors and nurses now educators and other government employees around 200 te

that he was trying _ the sense of solidarity that he was trying to _ the sense of solidarity that heme when we were all— trying to help others at a time when we were all worried and i think one of the _ we were all worried and i think one of the things that did spark and dominate in that first wave was the sense _ dominate in that first wave was the sense of— dominate in that first wave was the sense of us— dominate in that first wave was the sense of us all reaching out looking after our _ sense of us all reaching out looking after our neighbours. there was a collective — after our neighbours. there was a collective resolve that we have to iet collective resolve that we have to get through this and i think he embodied and epitomised that in a way that— touched many people. he is on the front iaie touched many people. he is on the front page of _ touched many people. he is on the front page of the _ touched many people. he is on the front page of the daily _ touched many people. he is on the front page of the daily telegraph i front page of the daily telegraph looking there with his

ruling communist party are poor ring in from around the city and from outlying areas in a show of solidarity and strength the prime minister's move to dissolve the parliament on december 20th and to call for snap elections this spring has drawn widespread criticism including from the opposition faction within his own party led by 2 former prime ministers mother from our net. they say that the prime minister who is unconstitutional repressive and undemocratic. passion have been holding the street quite a process since the dissolution of the house and in january the old and i still huge political rally which they claim drew up to 100000 supporters from the stroller reacted immediately saying that he would draw up to $200000.00 supporters at this rally today as both factions step up the political rhetoric and strive to drum up political and public support in their favor and as they lay claim to the party name and election symbols key institutions the executive which prime minister or the heads of the legislature which elected him to the post of prime minister and the judiciary which is seen to