that tally you get on election night, even if it is later on election night, is the unofficial result weeks later, when the final tally is done and that is not a sign that something nefarious is happening, that's the manifestation of our commitment that every vote matters, whether it is one of my former teammates in the military voting from overseas or ohioan who just waits to the last minute to send in their absentee ballot, we believe every legally cast ballot should be counted and that means the unofficial results on election night and the final tally weeks later could be different and ohioans need to know that, americans need to know that. >> absolutely. thank you very much for your time. i appreciate you coming on to explain to us and our viewers that press so. best of luck to you on your tell working for that. >> thank you, ayman. >>> toly lplay or not to play? how the newest battle between public health and billions in economic revenue is playing out. and in our next hour, we're taking on your questions on the coronavirus. you can email us. got to hand it to you, jamie. your kn

infection rates while avoiding the full economic shutdowns they imposed earlier this year a global tally from johns hopkins university shows the number of cases hitting 18000010600000 have recovered and about 690000 people have died on kong believes it's dealing with a 3rd wave of health workers from mainland china have been sent in there to help however as difficult pollen reports their arrival is also provoking concern and suspicion. hundreds of beds ready for patients a hole next to the international airport once used for exhibitions and conventions now converted to a hospital hong kong is facing its 3rd and worst wave of corona virus with daily new infections in the triple digits the government says hospitals are reaching capacity testing centers are overwhelmed and so health workers and experts from mainland china have stepped in to help their woman say she was compartments we understand the feelings of residents in one cong so we were deploying medical teams to support them 7 medics from a 60 strong team are the 1st to arrive from neighboring guangdong province they will be based a

coronavirus pandemic is killing one person around the world every 15 seconds that's according to a tally from the reuters news agency the number of recorded global deaths has now surpassed 700000 latin america remains the epicenter with brazil and mexico driving the surge in new cases and fatalities. and it's accelerating in peru where concerns are growing about the disappearance of women and girls approving women's rights official says more than $900.00 were reported missing between the start of the lockdown in mid march through until the end of june domestic violence is increased during the pandemic afghanistan's health minister says as many as 10000000 people may have been infected with the virus there that's one 3rd of the population it made the announcement after antibody tests on about 9 and a half 1000 people nationwide half of the cases were found among adults nearly 50 percent of the children who tested positive were asymptomatic officially afghanistan has only counted 36000 infections. general result of the survey says that 31.5 percent of the afghan population which is equal t

24 hours the country has recorded almost 183000 deaths higher than both brazil and india a reuters tally now puts the number of infections in the u.s. at more than 6000000 with many more cases likely to have gone undetected the number of confirmed coronavirus cases globally has top 25000000 according to a tally kept by johns hopkins university. but america is reporting a particularly bleak set of coronavirus statistics the region accounts for about a 3rd of those infected globally and nearly a 3rd of the 843000 people who have died down or reports from where this area's. there's been no let up since the 1st case of coded 19 was reported in latin america at the end of february. 5 months on in one osiris these ambulance workers mourning the death of one of their front line colleagues the number of registered infections in argentina has passed 400000. it's a similar story across the region in peru these health workers march to the mom better working conditions peru has just overtaken belgium as the country in the war with the highest number of deaths per head of population it him or. me mor

infection rates while avoiding the full economic shutdowns they imposed earlier this year a global tally by johns hopkins university shows the number of reported cases is now more than 18000010600000 people have recovered and about 690000 have died. well tougher restrictions are being imposed in and around manila after reported infections in the philippines jumped to more than 100000 from tuesday businesses and public transport are expected to close that people will need special passes to leave home groups representing nurses and doctors have been pushing president reagan to 10 to tighten control saying the country is losing the fight against the virus i have. to call up different groups from medical community for it. got me in it it got in dean ishi queue in manila a fully understand where you. would like to us for such a time out here that they have been in the front lines for months and exhausted for jimmy allen duggan joins us live now from manila medical workers say they're losing the fight against the virus and they want this and hans to community lock down so what does this all me

infection rates while avoiding the full economic shutdowns they imposed earlier this year a global tally from the johns hopkins university shows the number of reported cases edging towards 18000010600000 have recovered about 690000 people have died it's estimated that more than 200000 of those deaths are in latin america mexico has overtaken the u.k. with the 3rd highest confirm number of fatalities after the united states and brazil the mexican government did begin lifting restrictions in may to restart the economy it's looking like it will have to reverse that course has more. her new cases of corona virus show no signs of slowing down in latin america. in argentina which had largely kept the outbreak under control this is meant a return to lock down restrictions for 2 weeks as cases there are once again on the rise. and you know we don't argue with anyone else the big problem we kept having the last 15 days is that we all relaxed we all felt that the situation was contained and the situation is not contained. a lockdown in colombia was also recently extended through the end of august

infection rates while avoiding the full economic shutdowns they imposed earlier this year when a global tally by johns hopkins university shows the number of reported cases is now more than 18000010600000 have recovered and around 690000 people have died. but tougher restrictions are being reimposed in and around manila after reported infections in the philippines jumped to more than 100000 from tuesday businesses and public transport are expected to close and people will need special passes to leave home groups representing nurses and doctors have been pushing president to target to tighten control saying the country's losing its fight against the virus i have heard you call up different groups from the medical community for it week in. gum unit it got in dean is c.q. in major manila a fully understand where your health workers would like to us for such a timeout period they have been in the front lines for months and are exhausted well jamila and going is in manila she says the government will decide in mid august with the to lift or extend the lockdown. today marks the 150 of these since t

the daily tally has been over 100 for six days running. the largest cluster is traced to a church in the capital. more than 450 infections have been linked to the congregation since last wednesday. under the new measures, churches are being banned from holding in-person services and public facilities such as libraries and museums are closed. >>> chinese companies have begun showcasing their anti-coronavirus products at a fair in shanghai with an eye on expanding into foreign markets. more than 300 makers of face masks, protective gear, and ore items to combat the coronavirus are taking part in the two-day trade fair that opened on tuesday. the items include breathable protective gear for medical workers, decorated face masks, and disinfectant spraying devices. one product that is drawing the attention of overseas buyers is a machine that can produce 120 masks per minute. >> i want a machine that will do mass production of face masks. >> translator: 80% of orders are from overseas. my firm hopes to take this opportunity to sell high-quality

jon: as you are answering that question the vote tally in the house went above the 216 needed to move this thing forward. it's 224 yeas now so it appears that nancy pelosi has her way and will get a positive vote out of the house but then it goes to the senate and the senate is just going to let it languish in all probability. >> that's why this is a wasted manufacture crisis. she knows the senate isn't going to do it. jon: the senate isn't going to do anything with the? >> the senate isn't going to do anything with it. this is a messaging bill against this president. jon: so the hope if you are nancy pelosi is you get a bunch of headlines and you get people believing that republicans want to beat up on the postal service. >> you have heard everything today from the president. a threat to democracy and they gave examples of people not getting mail. barack obama took out more postal boxes then the postmaster general now. again it's just an attempt to create chaos and an attempt to demean the president. again i don't think it's going to work. i think this president is going to win it an

this is gracious for our government to keep the selfie tally and especially in the cecily's is out of control is not only a problem for our county but to be the big brother for all of the european union soon folks that we need more a long way from the repeal of the union to try to stop the illegal or legal thing and also we need to do a hell sound equipment to do without it it's a no sir i think and the european union must help us in this situation when the regular meet or a rabbit in the hell are guaranteed to arrive said the european union and economic problems because we need to spend a lot of money to go to detroit to contrast the irregular and in these very specific moment if we need money to help it they tell us because there are a lot of industries that are in difficult because off the call of viruses. thanks for joining us this sunday on our say international web at inserting minutes we'll see you then. you can be going with the yeah you want. oh. i messed kaiser one for my guide to financial survival this is a hedge fund it's a device used by professional scallywags to earn m

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in the tally from southern ohio. this was an irresistible tornado had rush through the whole entire lower part of ohio. including the city of cincinnati. in the city of cincinnati had been somehow removed from the tally, where george bush had 150,000 votes. election would've gone to carry. that happens to be the sloth of ohio that was settled by the scotch irish. not only that, one of the main reasons according to surveys after the election. one of the main reasons that the scotch irish voted against kerry was that he was for gun control. and you would think, gun control, that is one issue. but believe me when i say this because irish are alone in this pretty that one issue if you're scotch irish, was an attack on guns but on yourself. your people, your way of life. because you were born fighting the constitution guarantee you your rifles. and you will have them. and you won't take the process of governments lying down. another example the new south or other knoll part of the new south, modern technology in the very

brazil and india the number of confirmed coronavirus cases globally has topped 25000000 according to a tally kept by johns hopkins university. more flooding is expected in sudan in the coming days with the river nile reaching what the government say are unprecedented levels at least 88 people have been killed and thousands of homes destroyed coming up next it's witness stay with us. the deadline it's drawing near ivory coast his rival parties to nominate their presidential candidates. october's election is likely to be a major task for the country security who will face the people in a run for the highest office i recall as presidential candidates on al-jazeera. for. some of. us because of the one place that's not on the stand. was that it was that all of us thought that it was. something. else in the world with the. utmost. apart. from. another tragedy in the mediterranean about 200 migrants trying to cross the sea fell overboard earlier this week more than 4600 people have drowned or gone missing this year desperate people from syria africa and india but the boat sank less than 10 miles of

we think this is a way to really decrease cases, hospitalizations, or tally while keeping things safe with this common sense approach. >> you said you're proud of the governor. >> very proud of the governor. he is the first example of how to move forward together. drove to arizona from texas, gave me a tutorial. i have been talking about it in my press conferences. we talked about this. would be the equivalent of a stay-at-home order if we would wear and shutdown these large gatherings. got as low as any state in the country. no celebration, no victory lap. we will stay the course and stay vigilant and keep our guard up but we have the path forward. we will keep pressing. >> you had a great representative over here. you taught us a lot. since thebeen with me first administration. general mickh maguire have been top-tier in terms of advising. you want to say something in front of all of these wonderful people? >> yes, this department is the best we can ask for. if you can always pick up the phone, but we have gotten in remdesivir treatments, we can't say enough. president trump: how is

number of new corona virus infections since march been a $300.00 cases were detected in the latest tally the restrictions on gatherings have been imposed in seoul and surrounding areas of the capital hundreds of infections have been linked to a charge and those are the headlines more news here on al-jazeera after the stream next as countries begin easing coronavirus restrictions scientists warn of a 2nd wave of infections in the last few. neighborhoods and many fear the economy is be prioritised about for human life until fall of people come here to the public and they are here because by composite like you thinks we bring you the latest developments from across the globe coronavirus funded special coverage on al-jazeera. hi i'm femi oke a welcome to the home edition stream now typically in the united states and canada if there's a mental health emergency the police are caught but let me show you the worst case scenario that may well happen i'm going to take you to san diego 4 years ago when the sister of alfred aline go call the police because her brother who had mental health issues wa

as the country with the world's 3rd highest coronavirus death toll the health ministry says the tally is more than 46 and a 1000. the killing of a black actor in portugal has triggered anti racism protests a white man in his eighties has been charged with murder for reporters. demanding justice for bruno candy african portuguese actor and father of 3 the 39 year old was killed in a busy lisbon street on sunday protesters say it was racially motivated so was i guess we're here working paying taxes and we cannot live in peace why are they always killing black people why. police say can they was shot 4 times in group daylight a white man in his eighty's has been charged with his murder. can this family say the accused shattered racists and threatened to kill condé 3 days earlier. we really wants justice because there is no solution is there you can't kill a person like an animal. anti-racism protest triggered by the police killing of george floyd in the united states have swept. and in portugal there are parallel grievances and police brutality. at $28.00 a report by the right script cou

number of new corona virus infections since march nearly $300.00 cases would inspected in the latest tally the restrictions on not gatherings have been imposed in seoul and the surrounding areas hundreds of recent infections have been linked to a church whose members rallied against restrictions over the weekend. and there's the headlines more news feel down to 0 off the inside story next reporting in the field means i often get to witness not just news is breaking but also history as it's unfolding. on the red one day i might be covering politics and the next covering protests. but what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they are going through so that i can convey the headlines in the most human way possible. we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. that previously untouchable subject in thailand with us is break that openly criticizing the king and also demanded wholesale changes to the political system is a possible and why is the monarchy being targeted this is inside story.

the coronavirus is killing one person around the world every 15 seconds that's according to a new tally from the reuters news agency the number of recorded global deaths just passed 700000 with latin america remaining the epicenter. ok a developing story for you this half hour let's go straight to hiroshima in japan where survivors of the world's 1st atomic bomb exactly 75 years ago marking it with a moment of silence this is a scaled back ceremony because of the reality of covert 19 it's estimated more than 140000 people were killed when u.s. forces dropped the atom bomb in the final days of world war 23 days later the city of mega sakhi was also devastated by a similar attack will stay with these live pictures will bring in one of our correspondents in the region mcbride saurabh clearly a moment to pause a moment to reflect. absolutely it's a very poignant commemoration it is commemorated every year but obviously being the 75th anniversary this is one of those very important anniversaries as you mentioned there the some of the survivors the hypocrite as they are known in hiroshima and

a little bit later, in came the tally from southern ohio and it was as if an irresistible tornado had rushed through the entire lower part of ohio including the city of cincinnati. if the city of cincinnati had been somehow removed from the tally where george bush had a plurality of 150,000 votes the election would have gone to john kerry. that happens to be the swath of ohio that was settled by the scotch irish. not only that, one of the main reasons according to surveys after the election. one of the main reasons the scotch irish voted against john kerry was that he was for gun control. you would think gun control is one issue, but the scotch irish are not alone in this. that one issue if you were scotch irish was an attack not on guns, but on your self, your people, your way of life because you were born fighting the constitution guarantees you your rifles and you are going to have them, not going to take that lying down. another example of to me the new south or rather an old part of the new south, modern technology and the leading-edge of technology in the world is summed up in a

in faction rates one avoiding the full economic shutdowns they imposed earlier this year a global tally by johns hopkins university shows the number of reported cases is now more than 18000010600000 have recovered and about 690000 people have died. the philippines has reported more than $3200.00 new corona virus infections pushing it close to overtaking in the nisha is the worst hit country in southeast asia tougher restrictions are being reimposed in and around miller after infections jumped to more than 110-0000 rather from tuesday business isn't public transport are expected to close people will need special passes to leave home. i have heard do call up different groups from the medical community for it to. community quarantine issue q. in manila a fully understand where you. would like to ask for such a timeout period they have been in the front lines for the miners are exhausted general allen dugan is in manila she says the government will decide in mid august whether to lift or extend the lockdown. health workers were asking for is a return to what they call an enhanced community

number of new coronavirus inspections since march nearly $300.00 cases were detected in the latest tally the restrictions on gatherings of imposed and saw and surrounding areas hundreds of recent infections have been linked to a church from seoul mcbride reports. it is lead to your thirty's to reintroduce the kind of social distancing that had been in place back at phase 2 on a 3 level scale this means for example that a number of venue's which had been open and now told to close again public venues like museums galleries other high risk establishment like nightclubs buffet style restaurants they are having to close also restrictions on gatherings be they indoor gatherings or outdoor gatherings we've recently just seen spectators being allowed back to watch for example baseball matches in small numbers well those baseball matches will still go on but without spectators most significantly perhaps are the restrictions on congregations of churches in the metropolitan areas services will now have to be held online and this is because of course there is real concern about this one particular

as the country with the world's 3rd highest coronavirus death toll the health ministry says the tally is more than 46 and a 1000. there's growing criticism of the decision to postpone next month's legislative election in hong kong for a year chief executive kerry lam says the rise in coronavirus cases forced her to invoke emergency laws pro-democracy activists in hong kong and the u.s. have condemned the movement germany is suspending its extradition agreement with the territory that it will pollen reports. the legislative council election has been held every 4 years since hong kong's handover from british to chinese rule in 1907 this is the 1st time voting has been postponed to such an extent. the decision to postpone the trainee trente electrical election has nothing to do with politics has nothing to do with the likely outcome of this round of elections it is purely on the basis of protecting the health and safety of the hong kong people land said the delay was necessary because of the rising numbers of coronavirus infections the areas of emergency powers raises legal and administr

the coronavirus fund demigods killing one person in the world every 15 seconds as according to a tally by voices news agency the number of recorded global desk has surpassed 700000 latin america remains the epicenter with brazil and mexico driving the surge in new cases and fatalities and the virus is accelerating in peru where concern is also growing about the disappearance of women and girls a peruvian women's rights official says more than $900.00 were reported missing between the start of the lockdown in mid march until the end of june those are the headlines coming up next earthrise. 15 years ago an explosion ripped through lebanon's capital killing prime minister graphene a hobby and 21 others now the special tribunal for lebanon in the hague will deliver its verdict on august 7th find out what this means for lebanon and for those indicted and follow all the developments on a 0. to cope with our growing population we have tripled our exploitation of natural resources in just 40 years as a result of the vast expansion of mining industrial scale farming fishing and other human acti

tallies in the region. in the case of brazil the government has faced heavy criticism for lacking a unified approach to containment efforts with president. who can't cope with 900 himself often appearing in public without a mask. the same is true in mexico where the country's president often makes statements that contradict health officials such as the recommendation that people wear masks to prevent the spread of the virus leveling up when there are. you know when i'm going to put on a mask when there's no corruption and it will then i'll put on a mosque then we'll start talking about. the u.n. warns the impact of the pandemic on latin american economies could amount to a 10 year setback in terms of g.d.p. yet as countries work to reopen businesses the seemingly unstoppable wave of contagion that's gripped the region is making these efforts near impossible. al-jazeera. manchester in northern england has declared a major incident as it deals with more infections there it means there'll be a central command

across latin america is heading towards 5000000 brazil accounts for more than half of the regional tally argentina's caseload passed 200001 sunday while colombia's announced more than $300000.00 still several governments are looking to push ahead with reopening their local economies the philippines has reported more than $3200.00 new virus infections as of monday pushing it close to overtaking indonesia as southeast asia is worst affected country jamila reports now from manila over health care workers are feeling or poorly. as they take care of patients a distress call with a clear message thousands of filipino health workers are appealing to the government to impose tighter controls saying the country is losing the fight against the coronavirus. they're going to. you know told the lane were much stronger or health care workers should not bared the burden of the saving lives in today's you'd best to understand. it is ultimately our poor. more than 5000 new infections were recorded on sunday the largest single to increase since the 1st case was recorded months ago the number of recorded c

odsonne edouard doubling his tally before completing a hat—trick in the space of four seconds half minutesc start with eight left off, scoring goals and winning goals. harrogate town have been promoted to the football league for the first time in their history, beating notts county 3—1 in the national league promotion final at wembley. harrogate controlled the first half and were 2—0 up at the break, thanks to goals from george thomson and connor hall. county struck back in the second half through callum roberts, before jack diamond restored his side's 2 goal advantage. 3—1, it finished, sparking wild celebration among

the arrival of 450 people on a rickety fishing boat triggered protests by islanders in response to tally and officials hastily chartered ferries and put other measures in place to fight severe overcrowding at the migrant centers on the small island. full 40 say another 1000 people in the u.s. have died from corona virus in the past 24 hours the country has recorded almost 183000 deaths are them both brazil and india a reuters tally now puts the number in for infections in the us that more than 6000000 with many more cases likely to have gone undetected the number of confirmed coronavirus cases globally has taught 25000000 according to a tally kept by johns hopkins university. but america is reporting a particularly bleak set of coronavirus statistics the region accounts for about a 3rd of those infected globally and they only a 3rd of the 843000 people who have died died reports from what i say. there's been no letup since the 1st case of coded 19 was reported in latin america at the end of february. 5 months on in one osiris these ambulance workers mourning the death of one of their fro

but stable condition in hospital speculation grows that he's been for isn't and a massive one day tally for corona virus infections in india as testing finds 29 percent of new delhi residents have antibodies the code at 19. the u.s. has filed demands to the un security council that all sanctions be re imposed on iran that request was formally made by the us secretary of state my pompei oh you filed the documents alleging that iran was in noncompliance with the nuclear deal in 2 from 2015 this would in theory begin a 30 day process that could cause a snap back a return of a un sanctions against iran on friday the u.s. was defeated in a a un security council vote to extend a global arms embargo on iran russia has argued the only member states of the iran nuclear deal are in a position to be able to invoke this particular clause they snapped back of sanctions the u.s. of course pulled out of the deal 2 years ago so let's get to christine salumi who's been following these developments at u.n. headquarters so. is has sent formal notification for this and that that kick starts this 30 day pro

i would say he was ten times as high as the official tally. >> sure. what happened not 300 bounty provision in the aftermath of this these riots? >> the bill was corrected. it is possible to correct legislation. before it was corrected, the democratic mayor, the new democratic mayor of new york city passed a bill in the city council to have new york city pay the 300 dollar bounty to anyone who didn't want to serve, the300 dollar exemption fee. the city ultimately bore expense to protect protesters our anti war demonstrators. it was a mess. >> a lot of african americans did sign up voluntarily though to. >> absolutely though african american new yorkers had to find other places to volunteer because again, new york's didn't raise its first black troops until september 1864. still >> the mess of these riots the all this stuff was turned into the raw rivers, thrown out. it's really amazing that this draft still route survive. some of the buildings my mentor, down the structures took place. what to really look or once we look into the deeper toll of the hum

innovation on the v f a that's the german association of research based pharmaceutical companies the tally with us so we've just seen india is rushing to get a vaccine but russia has actually just announced that it's approved the world's 1st 1000 vaccine it'll start in ocular the country's teachers and medical staff what you make of that is that the big breakthrough we've been waiting for i don't think this is a big break so because. of how high savings there are plans for such stray sheep in e.u. . do not. develop the end of the russian basing. marketing or soros ation here for the certainly not missing what what's missing. been all said is. no data on the faceplate violence is a requirement an absolute requirement here. what is so important about the face the trial. we try as. necessary to assess o.c. ficus tree and to safety off the meds so this is a big trial because maybe thousands of participants of different age for the sun is different almost all the ditties should be people in who are already ahead of it infection and of course also not enough and you need many thousands of people

toxic masculinity is exactly what moves it had in mind when he wrote the confusions of a young master tallis his 1st novel only 25 at the time in 1906 the austrian writer caused a scandal with his explicit depiction of sadistic and sexual abuse but the book had a deeper message as a harbinger of nazi tyranny these days it's easy to keep tabs on the people you went to school with who's married who is divorced who looks like they've been hit by a bus and what about class bullies are they nice people no. confusions of a young master turn this is a book about bullying punishment and power author hope but movie takes us to a military boarding school at the beginning of the 20th century one of the students but simi admits to stealing and 2 other cadets then use his confession to blackmail him and abuse him psychologically physically and sexually and what's just as terrifying they tell each other they are doing the right thing. we could report him beat him senseless or torture him half to death just for the fun of it it doesn't really matter to my mind he must have been created by accident outside

take a look now at some of the other developments in the corona virus pandemic india's official case tally has passed 2000000 after a daily jump of more than 60000 on friday this comes only becomes only the 3rd country to reach the figure after the united states and brazil meanwhile africa's confirmed corona virus infections have exceeded 1000000 the experts warn that the true number is likely much higher amid low rates of testing across the continent health officials at all strangely is hard hit victoria's states say the infection rate has been relatively flat in the past week according to experts the infection rate began to plateau after mandatory wearing rules came into effect here in germany and health officials are worried about a steady climb in corona virus infections the number of new delhi cases has topped a 1000 for the 2nd consecutive day is the highest number of cases in germany 3 months there are also concerns about holiday makers bringing the virus back home and the reopening of schools but a new survey suggests most germans are not alarmed. thousands of people protested in b

credit iris pandemic the number of confirmed cases worldwide has passed 20000000 that's according to a tally by the johns hopkins university more than half of the cases are in the united states india and brazil russia's president vladimir putin says his country's health ministry has approved a coded $9000.00 vaccine after less than 2 months of human testing the speed has raised concerns over the vaccine safety the us administration is reportedly considering blocking u.s. citizens and permanent residents from returning to the country if they are suspected of having the virus and there are signs that an outbreak of in $1000.00 it australia has come victoria state is subsiding case numbers are falling a week after lockdown restrictions were imposed and finally 2 rare whales which spent years in a chinese aquarium have been returned to the ocean off iceland these are the 213 year old belugas name to little white 10 little grey now and they'll call a conservation sanctuary south of the island. conservationists will have to keep a close eye on them as they readjust to life in the ocean after nearl

volunteers for the studies will be carried out alongside the production of a new vaccine research at the tally sheriff says this is irresponsible but of. course that's just dealing with a hit or created here is something completely new these vaccines aren't available yet we don't know how it will behave and what will happen when someone is infected with the virus we also don't know how long the sun for going forward with this. despite many warnings 13000000 doses of the facts seem to be produced in russia this year another 170000000 are expected to be produced by foreign firms in the future. so how reassured should we be by russia's claim to have approved a coronavirus vaccine i put that question to you k. health analyst nurse and educator john campbell i think the answer is not very reassured i mean the u.k. in europe and the united states is being absolutely flat out on this vaccine development since since the coronavirus pandemic became an issue and we are still only a few sample vaccines and what we call phase 3. clinical trials i think there's 4 vaccines now in phase 3 clinical trials and

a little bit later, in came the tally from southern ohio. but it was as if the irresistible tornado had rushed through the part of ohio including the city of cincinna cincinnati. if the city had been somehow removed from the tally fire george bush who had 150,000 votes, for election would have gone to kerry. that happened to be a settled by the scots irish. not only that, one of the many reasons according to surveys that they voted against the kerry was that he was for gun control. you would think that's one issue. that one issue was an attack not on burns on your self, your people and way of life because you are bor were born fighting e constitution guarantees you your right and you are going to have them and are not going to take the government process lying down. another example of a an old part of the new south, meeting a modern technology and the edge of technology in the world is summed up in a single figure. he is from the hollows of west virginia. his older brother worked in the gas fields but the second world war came along and ther

weeks alone india has added 1000000 cases of confirmed good on about us infections do it store to tally this stands at more than 2000000 the 3rd highest in the world after the united states and brazil while testing rates in the country have gone up dramatically there are concerns the figure of 2000000 may not represent the true extent of covert 1000 infections in the country. 2000000 cases of a deadly highly contagious why this these are not the scenes you expect. yet india seems to have to conclude with 19 minutes trade. shopkeeper at the needed is keeping busy. the business is fos lower than what it once was he is just glad to be up and running once more simple but life has to start again everyone knows that we need to take precautions people know that they have to maintain social distancing because things are going to stay this way. despite the high caseload people are still finding via shortens compile the numbers out of every cheek with 1000 patients in india have a couple of the official mortality of each is low as well and delhi has set an example. in june that he has passed octo

are tally.ate your time. >> the explosion responsible for killing 135 people in beirut has been linked to a russian ship abandoned for ten years with 2700 metric tons of ammonium nitrate on board. officials warned about the so-called floating bomb, they are trying to find the exact moment of the eruption, jetski or dive into the water as a massive cloud of fire filled the air. fox news alert, violence erupts again in portland, oregon with rioters setting fires outside a police precinct. channels details the unrest on capitol hill. >> federal properties in portland, attacked by violent opportunists. this results from sledgehammers and mortar shells, accelerants, ieds. >> taking the stand federal agents head to memphis to help fight violent crimes. when violence erupts in cities across the country christopher bedford senior editor at the federalist says there's a lot of stake in november's election. >> we were warned very clearly by the geniuses that came together and designed the system that it i

well in soccer in tally in a giant you ventas has sacked coach merits or sorry after the club was knocked out of the champions league at the last 16 stage the move comes despite sari having led a uva to the italian league title their 9th in a row in his only season at the club but he has been criticised for losing to domestic cup finals and friday's champions league exit to french side leon approved a one setback to many for the event as board. and that event his exit came despite the best efforts of christianity and aldo whose 2 goals weren't enough to stop defeat on the away goals rule in friday's other clash real madrid were eliminated by manchester city. meanwhile in germany champions of byron unite to host england's chelsea later on saturday they're looking at to wrap up their progression it to the last 8 of the tournament a month after playing their last competitive match. time to get the champions league balls back out again. by and return to europe's big stage having played their last 16 1st leg at chelsea way back in february they won 3 nil to take charge of the tie before the co

so we do not have a complete tally yet as far as total year production is concerned.hink it is very close to our protection that we have had. . or if there's any impact, it will be relatively small. david: any of the things you are hearing that you mentioned there, or any other things you are seeing recently, making you rethink your targets for production capacity for the battery business? i believe the initial one was 100 gigawatt hours. this year, up to 120 by 2021. do you need to look at that and increase that or does that still make sense to you? much we arepretty sticking to our plan to continue to invest in our capacity, as you mentioned. we have 100 gigawatts capacity by the end of the year. 2022, we should have about 220 gigawatts capacity. i think the rate is still relatively low. 2.6% last year. maybe 3%. even with the robust market growth of about 40% for the next 5, 6 years, we have to continue to invest in our capacity to secure that over 220 gigawatts by 2022. have in ordere close to 101 $5 billion. so that is a lot of batteries to be made. is it stillpl

it's impossible to keep a tally and this is across the entire country.'ve driven across the continental united states, and if you go to "the new york times," you go to "the washington post" or any of these other outlets, it's not as though there is an easily accessible tally anywhere, where you can find out what the precise quantification is of the amount of destruction that's being wrought in these purportedly historic events. and you really have to ask yourself, why is that? why has journalistic resources not been deployed to eliminate the scope of what occurred? it's pretty simple, and yet the answer seems to be elusive. >> tucker: let's get your perspective, having done it, driven coast-to-coast through towns began small, he lived in this country all your life, what's it like? how extensive is the damage? >> the damage is beyond anything i've witnessed in my life span, which isn't that long, thankfully. but also beyond anything i understand to have happened in the united states, again, since at least the 1960s and perhaps earlier. i think there are c

includes johannesburg india reported nearly $55000.00 new coronavirus cases on sunday after record tally the previous day 1750000 people are now infected with the coronavirus across the country mexico has confirmed death toll of more than 47000 is now the words world's 3rd highest behind the united states and brazil britain now ranks 4th. now to some of the other stories making news around the world police in jerusalem have dispersed thousands of demonstrators gathered near the house of prime minister benjamin netanyahu 12 arrests were made at this latest rally calling for netanyahu is resignation protestors condemn his handling of the pandemic and say he shouldn't remain in office while on trial for corruption. tropical storm has been downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm as it churns through the caribbean it's dumped 2 rental rains on the bahamas and 4 to rico and is expected to gain more steam by the time it lands in florida that u.s. state is already reeling from the pandemic. 2 astronauts have departed the international space station aboard a so-called dragon capsule from