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nation that prevents individuals from being tested unlike in western europe or in the united states and africa. may be transmitted by hatred sex rule transmission so what must be done to reduce numbers well so this test and treat is actually a very powerful tool of what we have so because we know that individuals that are positive end up being treated the against. first of all they have an almost normal life expectancy then an individual with hiv negative but more importantly they cannot transmit hiv to another person this treatment as prevention or task abbreviated is really powerful and that's a message that needs to go to out there because people should get tested and treated because they have a longer life expectancy and they cannot transmit hiv to another person there's still a lot of misinformation in this around h o v so what are the biggest obstacles holding us back in the treatment i think one of the biggest obstacles the people are afraid of getting tested against h o b. there's so much fear and stigma and discrimination surrounding age would be that individuals would rather like to

united states. this is out 0 life and also coming up. the storm is upon us south africa's president brings back longtime restrictions after a surge in cases. libya's state owned oil company blames the u.a.e. for a blockade on oil exports by the world and we for have to. and in poland exit polls predict a tight race between the 2 men battling it out to be president. so then there's been another record daily rise in the number of corona virus cases around the world 230000 people have been infected that is more than a hug a quarter of those are in the united states the state of florida has been particularly badly hit it lifted restrictions in may and has just reopened disney well but it's shuttered the national recall for new cases in a single day i recall had now reports. a new tragic record the largest number of coronavirus cases diagnosed in a single day in a single state of florida more than 15000 confirmed cases and the death toll is rising this is a state that was one of the 1st to reopen its economy and its republican governor was defiant at 1st a lot of people in your

"alas, we can't send every negro in the united states to africa. and i suppose could we do so, we would still have some moral responsibility towards them. i have stopped at nine of the west indian islands and cannot feel that their method is any better than ours. i can't begin to write all i have seen and heard and thought, but am still firmly convinced that any mixture of races is an unmitigated evil. " you,storians will tell most of the research we do is drudgery. most of this time we are looking at a lot of letters and a lot of documents in a lot of boxes and the fabled smoking gun is usually another folder away or you'll get to it tomorrow. but this stopped my clock. but this stopped my clock. you know, when i looked at it in the house and looked at the photocopy, i said, now, wait a minute. there's something going on here. i read and reread the letter to make sure i had not missed her meaning. though her meaning was pretty clear. any mixture of races is an unmitigated evil. it's hard to get much racial liberalism out of that. here was a differ

>> from brazil to india, south africa, united states, covid infections are accelerating.erts think chere is littnce the pandemic will be over by next summer. >> if a very effective vaccine became ailable, that could be a game changer, even wi the spread of the virus. with vaccinations, still, it is more likely the pandemic will continue to occur by 2021. >> the olympics is supposed to be about bringing the world together. but could tokyo be held without foreign spectators? senior olympic officials say absolutely not. >> they have to decide, do they want the games to go ahead, or are the risks to severe -- too severe? in tt case, japan would probably propose, the ioc would probably accept the cancellation. electric stadium, they reset the countdown clock, one year to the oping ceremony. maybe. >> let's introduce you to two longtime friends,an joe feene tom cook, who live in wisconsin. they made a pact many years ago that if one of them won the u.s. powerball lottery, they would share it. cades later, tom's numbers and he honored the dea evenjoe, who you can see here, was s

that is the biggest increase, and it was in the united states, brazil, india and south africa that we, on bbc news, you've been watching the bbc. hello. some sunday sunshine on the way for most of us through today, but there are some contrast in our weather fortunes. a few showers around, particularly across northern parts of the country. down towards the south—east is a very slow—moving weather front still bringing cloud and some spots of rain, particularly through parts of east anglia, the coast of norfolk, suffolk, essex, kent, the london area, down towards the south coast. staying pretty cloudy, with some rain at times into the start of the afternoon. further north and west we see sunny skies for the most part. some showers, across scotland in particular. quite a few showers in north—west scotland. not as windy here as it was during yesterday. through the day, we will continue to see our area of cloud towards the south—east bringing some splashes of rain right through into the afternoon across parts of kent. the further north and west you are, sunny skies. some showers for scotlan

that is largest military hospital outside of continental united states you will feel there are commands here like the european command the africa command they play a very important role in the way the united states engages military around the world it seems so you say that because a former commander of u.s. troops in europe has told t w that the withdrawal hurts us overseas capabilities more than it hurts european security what does that mean what it means exactly that means that for the united states the presence here in germany and by the way the presence in other european countries it's essential so where are some people in washington may see the presence as only helping european countries it actually plays a very significant role in the way the united states engages with the rest of the world the fact that for example those commands here in germany the fact that you have the ramstein air base they have the fact that you have that military hospital with many soldiers have been treated who have come back from iraq from afghanistan this means that when the united states takes those troops away with throwing withdraws those 120

and if you look at the united states versus other parts of the world here, just the united states versus asia and the european -- africam sorry, and the european union. the united states supposed to be the leading democracy and superpower. why is the quite up there and other people are doing a better job? >> it is a great shock because everyone thought before this pandemic hit that the united states would be the leader. we failed. i think badly in that. largely because of the lack of consistent messaging and leadership and a failure to understand how serious this pandemic is. >> and so, what now? when you do get to the point of california, florida, texas, the big, big giant states with high daily case counts, death counts rising, how do you get to a plateau at least and then start to push it down? >> we have to do multiple things. we all as individuals have to do our part. we have to choose to reduce our risk of both being infected or infecting others. and that involves avoiding places of congregation involving physical distancing of some form, wearing a mask when outside. so we all have to do that and we need strategi

daily increase since the outbreak 1st began now the surge is mainly coming from the united states brazil india and south africa globally though the death rate has remained steady with some $5000.00 people dying each day though in the world's worst affected country infections and fatalities are both rising and it's florida that is now a major epicenter for the virus in the united states the surgeon infections that have already exceeded the highest 80 tallies reported by any european country so far the total number infected in florida is now nearing 270000 with more than 4000 people having died almost 135000 people have died across the united states mike hanna is in washington d.c. . well there is an absolute crush from hospitals within florida in particular counties in particular in miami dade county for example the intensive care units are now at 100 percent capacity they are unable to accept any further patients so this is a picture being repeated in various parts of the state as this massive surge in corona virus infections continues now a startling statistic is that the doubling of the testing in florida it

single daily increase since the outbreak began the surge is mainly coming from the united states was ill india and south africa globally the death rate is remaining steady with around $5000.00 people dying each day in the u.s. state of florida has shattered the national record for daily cases with more than 15000 reported such an infections have already exceeded the highest daily tatties reported by any european country so far almost 235000 people have died across the u.s. mike hanna has more from washington. startling statistic is that the doubling of the testing in florida it has doubled from 25250000 per day but the real statistic in all of those is that a month ago only 5.2 percent of those tested were proving positive in the last week that figure has risen to nearly 20 percent now this makes a lie out of presidents trump's plane views increase in cases is a consequence of increased testing it is not these figures show very clearly that what is happening is that there is a community spread meanwhile south africa's president has reimposing some restrictions there after a record spike in corona virus cases m

. >> we would still have apartheid in south africa now if other countries including the united states not boycott south africa. boycotts are extremely, extremely effective. >> goya is not enslaving people abroad unlike china and many of these companies that do business. the other thing, the biden folks have to be very careful of, we hispanics are now 20% of this population, 60 million. they have to be careful when they boycott a brand like this that is hispanic owned and operated, it has the risk of upsetting a whole lot of your voters. >> laura: if we had joy behar out their lobbying to divest from china, then i would take her a little more seriously. but she's going back to 1984 in divesting from south africa, if you really want to take this where it needs to go, don't focus on the u.s. police department, focus on what's happening in china where they are loading people on trains and taking them to board knows where. this is ridiculous. >> this is a very strange week while the president was being wrapped for posing with beans, dr. fauci was being hailed for posing next to his pool fo

from brazil to india, south africa to do the united states, covert infections are accelerating.ts think there is little chance the pandemic will be over by next summer. that could be a game changer, even with the lessening of the spread of the disease thanks to a vaccination, still it is more likely that the illness or pandemic will continue to occui’ illness or pandemic will continue to occur by 2021. the olympics is supposed to be about winning the world together —— bringing the world together. could tokyo be held without spectators? senior olympic officials say actually not. we had to decide we want the game to go ahead. were the risks to severe? i thinkjapan ahead. were the risks to severe? i think japan would probably ahead. were the risks to severe? i thinkjapan would probably propose and they would probably accept the cancellation. last night inside the olympic stadium, they reset the countdown clock. one year until the opening ceremony. maybe. rupert winterville hayes, bbc news, tokyo. —— rupert wingfield—hayes. for athletes, the olympics are a showpiece for years of wor

and washington coming up on the show the future of tick-tock is in doubt as the united states government is barring the africa operating in the country this talk comes in the wake of india blocking the chinese company we bring you up to speed plus going to a bank has been slapped with a fine for its association with the late jeffrey epstein but will it make a dent in the company and later brazil's president has tested positive for the coronavirus is the nation has surged to become one of the new epicenters of coal but 19 we take a look around the globe to check on the spread of the virus with a packed show today so let's dive in. and china's new national security law is having a huge impact on businesses and finance in hong kong as we have been telling you the new national security law which took effect on tuesday is aimed at banning secession subversion terrorist activities and collusion with foreign forces to endanger national security now but now it appears that millions of companies that do business in hong kong as asia's financial center could be in danger of violating that law now that could mean penalt

daily increase since the outbreak 1st began now the surge is mainly coming from the united states brazil india and south africa globally though the death rate has remained steady with some $5000.00 people dying each day though in the world's worst of.

the biggest increases were from the united states, brazil, india and south africa, according to a who covid—19 has also risen by 7,360, the largest 2a hour increase since early may. french police say a fire in nantes cathedral may have been started deliberately. investigators say the fire started in three different spots, which points to arson. it took around 100 firefighters to bring the blaze under control. it comes a little more than 12 months after the devastating fire at france's most famous cathredal, notre dame. reged ahmad has more. huge, bright orange and red flame seemed to engulf the middle of this ancient gothic building, as black smoke billows out from between the two towers. it took around 100 firefighters to get the blaze on the historic nantes cathedral under control, but not before it blew out the stained glass windows at the front and completely destroyed the grand organ inside. locals gathered anxiously outside to watch the firefighting effort. this cathedral dates back to the 15th century and took around 500 years to finish building, so it holds a special place in

and washington coming up on the show the future of tick tock is in doubt as the united states government is barring the africa operating in the country this talk comes in the wake of india blocking the chinese company we bring you up to speed plus going to a bank has been slapped with a fine for its association with the late geoffrey epstein but will it make a dent in the company and later brazil's president has tested positive for the corona virus is the nation has surged to become one of the new epicenters of cope with 19 we take a look around the globe to check on the spread of the virus with a packed show today so let's dive in. and china's new national security law is having a huge impact on businesses and finance in hong kong as we have been telling you the new national security law which took effect on tuesday is aimed at banning secession subversion terrorist activities and collusion with foreign forces to endanger national security now but now it appears that millions of companies that do business in hong kong as asia's financial.

1000000 people were diagnosed in just 24 hours the biggest increases were in the united states brazil india and south africa. also reported more than 7300 deaths that's the biggest daily increase since may the 10th or than 600000 people have now died since the pandemic began trying to jam region has declared a war time station after a small increase in cases $28.00 new infections have been reported since friday the city of rome she has suspended large gatherings of people mass screenings are being carried out china is facing international scrutiny over its treatment of ethnic minorities in jan including ethnic week and cuz are muslims. on congress reported a record daily high of more than 100 new coronavirus infections the territory is tightening restrictions from monday all nonessential public employees will work from home mosques will be compulsory in public buildings and temporary restrictions on restaurant hours of being extended same up on a gargle something the situation is really critical and there's no sign it's being brought under control this outbreak is mostly about local cases so you must respon

united states. within weeks, all 54 nations and africa called on the united nations to hold a hearing about racism and human rights in the united states. last week, we proudly passed with bipartisan support the george floyd justice in policing act. we will not stop in the movement for justice and the movement will not stop until a bill is passed in the senate and signed by the president. the movement for justice has now expanded to cool -- to include a call to an systemic racism in the violent -- in the united states. i have the honor and privilege of serving as the chair of the congressional black caucus. next to it will be the 50th anniversary of the cdc. was --cus to address racism that members felt they faced as members of congress and racism all black people face then and now in the united states. it is in their memory and on their shoulders that the 55 members of the cbc. come january, there will be more than 55 members of the congressional black caucus if we work to describe the accomplishments members event over the years, we would be here all day long. the purpose of this press conference is

from brazil to india, south africa to the united states, covid infections are accelerating.cal experts here tnk there was ttle chance the pandemic will be over by nex summer. ymthe cs is supposed to be about bringing the world together. what could tokyo be held without foreign sctators? nior olympic officials say absolutely not. >> they have to decide, do they are the risks too severe?d, o in which case, i think japan would probably t propose a ioc would probably accept a cancellaon. rupert: last night inside the olympic stadium they reset the countdown clock one year to the opening ceremonies. rupert wingfield-hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. laura: fingers crossed for next summer's game i am laura trevelyan. thank you so much for watching "bbc worldews america." take care, and have a great weekend. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to

united states. so when you think but folks in the middle east, folks in africa, folks in latin america, south america, the caribbean, haiti, he's pushing to guaranteed citizenship rights that are global starting with the domestic but thinking really big that from that perspective there are no immigrant half human rights. immigrants have -- should have a level of safety and security that the policy guarantees especially with this nation state is so implicated in whether we think but wars, whether political economy of satellite nations globally. >> so, that brings me to a feature of the malcolm x, martin luther king exchange that has been criminally overlooked and your book puts front and center which is their internationallallism. >> right. >> so, i wanted to hear you say something about this element of how i see them converging. if you bear with me. so, they both see their own moment as a kind of hinge for the american umpire, right? that malcolm seems very concerned about the way in which we're intervening in other countries to disrupt democratically elected leaders and violate people's rights of se

single daily increase since the outbreak began the surge is mainly coming from the united states brazil india and south africa globally the death rate is steady around $5000.00 people are dying each day but in the world's worst affected country infections and fatalities are both rising in florida which has been a major at the center of this in the u.s. the surgeon infections already exceeded the highest daily tallies reported by any european country so far the total number infected in florida is now nearing 270000 almost 135000 people have died across the united states. of these 15000 people who are getting even one other person sick more likely 2 or 3 these numbers are going to be astronomical and likely the hospitals are going to collapse and many cities they already have or there are least at capacity and let's not forget florida this is a state with a mostly elderly population so they're going to see the death toll continue to rise but one thing they have not done is really change any of what they're doing when it comes to social behavior. india has reported a record surge of nearly 29000 new coronavirus

and washington coming up on the show the future of tick tock is in doubt as the united states government is barring the africa operating in the country this talk comes in the wake of india blocking the chinese company we bring you up to speed plus going to bank has been slapped with a fine for its association with the late geoffrey epstein but will it make a dent in the company and later brazil's president has tested positive for the coronavirus is the nation has surged to become one of the new epicenters of coal but 19 we take a look around the globe to check on the spread of the virus with a packed show today so let's dive in. and china's new national security law is having a huge impact on businesses and finance in hong kong as we have been telling you the new national security law which took effect on tuesday is aimed at banning secession subversion terrorist activities and collusion with foreign forces to endanger national security now but now it appears that millions of companies that do business in hong kong as asia's financial center could be in danger of violating that law now that could mean penalti

number of new cases has risen by nearly 260000 the biggest increases were in the united states brazil india and south africa the w.h.o. reported more than $7300.00 new deaths that's the biggest daily increase since may 10th in total more than $600000.00 people died since the pandemic began. iran's president hassan rouhani says that 25000000 people more than a quarter of the population may have been infected with the coronavirus he says a further 35000000 could be at risk of infection iran has officially reported around 271000 cases but rouhani is office says that his much higher figures based on research estimates by the health ministry for the restrictions of being enforced around the country after a surge in new cases you take years to get favorable for him one of the most important matters is that here is to medical recommendations and social distancing to limit the spread of the corona virus according to the ministry of health estimates 25000000 iranians have been infected with the coronavirus so far and we have lost about 14000 of them within 150 days it is possible that 30 to 35000000 citizens are at

worldwide infections rose by nearly 260000 the biggest thing creases were in the united states brazil india and south africa and the w.h.o. also reported more than 7300 new deaths that's the biggest daily increase since maine tends iran's president has son rouhani says 25000000 people more than a quarter of the iranian population have been infected with the coronavirus in a televised speech on saturday he said another 35000000 are at risk of infection iran has officially reported about 271000 cases but one his office says is much higher figures a based on research estimates by the health ministry for the restrictions are being forced in the capital tehran and elsewhere after a surge in new cases the virus has killed almost $14000.00 the radiance same bus drivers in tehran with more on president rouhani statement. hard to believe number comes on the 1st day of return to lock down to a lockdown situation here in the capital tehran after we've seen a record number of deaths from the coronavirus pandemic in recent weeks now in the hours since this meeting took place in the hour since the president made this sta

the biggest increase is unsurprisingly, united states, brazil, india and south africa.gures from the world health 0rganization. figures from the world health organization. a total number of worldwide deaths is around 7000. that is the biggest daily increase for just over two months. they haven't recorded figures like that since may ten. west europe and asia have largely managed to contain covid—i9 but in brazil and us weather are patchy lockdown measures and no sign of the curve being flattened. looking into figures in the us, 41 states out of 50 are seeing rising numbers of confirmed cases. july the 18th, a daily increase of 6.4%. the trend for june and july has been increasing massively. the rising number of cases where they are rising fastest are in they are rising fastest are in the southern and western states so the southern and western states so that is arizona, california, florida and texas. this startling statistic. in florida this week, for one day alone, they reported more new coronavirus cases in a 24—hour period than the entire european union. that is 21 mil