as i want to ask you, you know, there's how important are the guidelines from the w h o is classification from the w h l, for example, the w h l is saying that many facilities, many countries at the moment are and classifying a 100 percent of the waste of the coven, 19 medical waste. they are generating as hazardous, which has resulted in, you know, places like way them lane the giant in new delhi, the number of the amount of waste quadrupling in delhi during the height of the 2nd wave in may. so how important is classification and that, that facilities, that countries follow the w h o guidelines while they're been regarded as very important your throughout to spend em. we've seen it also from the, the medical guidelines and that day. and they have to be practical break medic. so if, if you make everything in demote, given the most dangerous classification you end up with way too much if you could, it's too low on the bar to low. a lot of workers, health workers and other workers are in danger. if i look at my own situation in the country here, we have a lot of self testing and everybody

why do you think that the w h o has brought out this report at this time? while the issue has been raised before by several institutions, but it's, it's not a coincidence, i guess, because we are in many parts of the world moving from the more acute face of the all these different ways that we're very acute. all of them into what they call the endemic states. in other words, we're getting used to having the fibers around and we're no longer in that stage of, okay, we have to sorted start out in crisis and we'll, we'll take care of the garbage after that. so we have to come up with sustainable and systematic solutions now. so yeah, so coincidence, ok, and the blender, joe, if i can bring you in now, because i could tell that you wanted to say something earlier. so the thing is that, you know, be recycling is not a solution back or, you know, the, what, what is the recycling about disintegrating bostic? it's about incineration. we'll have to really look at our governments and our institutions to think beyond pandemic. there was a time, 2 years ago when there

still ahead on al jazeera and the w. h. o visits of vaccine research hub in south africa will tell you what he is urging other african nations to do. and students in the indian state of kanaka, prepared to return to school as tensions remain high over a religious ban on heads guns. ah ah, look forward to scores with sponsored cattle, it weighs how low they will have a look at africa in a moment. but 1st to the middle east and things are going to turn rather unsettled and windy particularly for the gulf states in the days to come in that sense of this weather system that's pushed off into iran, bringing rain sleet and snow here. and you can see that shamar wind picking up blowing down into guitar and the u. a ye, so a lot of dust is expected to be kicked up hazy sunshine. and we're going to see a dip in the temperature. have a look at doe, comes down to 20 degrees by the time we get to sunday with quite a bit of cloud lingering around that area. now as we move to north africa, it's looking windy once again across central areas

and the head of the w h. o. visits of vaccine research hub in south africa, will tell you what he's urging of the african nations to do. oh hello. that is quite a bit of sunshine to be enjoyed across central and eastern parts of europe. at the moment. after that weather system swept well away from the southeast, even behind clear skies. and it is going to thought to wal mart in places like france stretching across to the east for the south. we are seeing some sunshine here, but also a smattering of showers in some stronger winds. but for much of the wet and windy weather, we have to head to the north west. we've got a big wind to depression sweeping in from the west. that's going to bring heavy rain to britain, an island and more snow to norway. a lot of that wintery weather edging across scandinavia. by the time we get into sunday, it's going to be finland and western areas of rush of the see the heaviest snow no further south. this is looking more settled across the low countries. we're going to see some one

the head of the w h o visited the south african pharmaceutical company after gen, which is producing the 1st made in africa cove at vaccine it'd be o notice of a modern emerging technology share. and then when the hub, we could expedite manufacturing removing the need for large clinical trans and catching development and approval time, but at least one year. once again, i can relate all those involved in bringing the money in a technology transfer. have to this point and i look forward to it started the development. and finally, the mother has more from the factory in cape town. much of the emphasis really has been on the disadvantage, that african countries are in or facing regarding access to vaccines. the, the director general of the w h o has said that while half of the people in the world have received at least one jab, just 10 percent of africans, awfully vaccinated in echoes down to about 5 percent for lower income countries. and so really, the vaccination programs and rollouts have been concentrated in rich countries and so africa largely forgotten. and now, the establishment

the, the director general of the w h o is said that while half of the people in the world have received at least one jab, just 10 percent of africans are awfully vaccinated and echoes down to about 5 percent for lower income countries. and so really, the vaccination programs and rollouts have been concentrated in rich countries and so africa largely forgotten. and now, the establishment of a trans, for hub in south africa, is meant to accelerate that vaccination process, largely bringing the manufacturing of vaccines to african countries where that information that technology and science will be transferred both locally and across the continent where the vaccine manufacturing can be boosted. they are expecting that an increase in vaccination of manufacturing. whoa, help lower income countries. i'm africa really is at a disadvantage at this point. and we also heard from the belgian develop, administers here supporting the w h o program in south africa saying that the patent waiver issue is one that has continued for 2 years and hasn't moved. so a transfer hub is really an ideal solution,

so her here on out as a report from south africa where the head of the w h. o is visiting a vaccine research hub. also, students in india, state of connecticut will return to school on monday as religious tensions remain over a headscarf. ah, ah, look forward to brighter skies the winter sponsored boy cut off airways. hello, let's have a look at the weather across south asia. in this ways is sunshine and settled conditions to be found. it's dryer up in the north, a bit of a brisk wind coming in to play by the time we get into sunday. but it remains rather clear up here. it's down in the south that we've got the wet and windy weather, thanks to the enhanced monsoon. bringing showers and some storms to tom will not do as well as to corolla and sri lanka. seeing much of that wet weather by the time we get into sunday, we've got a few showers popping off around that east coast in places like chin i. but along the west, it's rather fine and dry with a lot of warmth. the temperature in mom by coming in in the early thirty's, that was moved to east asia. we've got qui

well, still had all elders ever were report from south africa where the head of the w h. o is visiting a vaccine with students in india, state of kanaka will return to school on monday and from there just tensions remain home from stories after the break. ah hello there. let's have a look at the weather in north america. and it's all about the contrasting temperatures this weekend in the us in the west coast and the east coast. we are seeing the heat continue to build in that southwest corner with a temperature record for february broken in san francisco. well, there's more of that to come if we have a look at the 3 day for los angeles, while we're going to be touching nearly 30 degrees by sunday, so nearly 10 degrees above average with plenty of sunshine. now in contrast to this, we've got that arctic cold continue across eastern parts of canada, and that's going to affect the east coast of the us. look at that dramatic drop in temperature for new york city. if we have a look, we've got a wintry mix moving in by sunday with some snow. it clears up on monday, but it is goin

he says the w h o is tracking for sub lineages of the micron variant, and that the w h o is quote, starting to see a varying worrying increase in death and most regions of the world. india, for example, report more than 300000 new cove in 1900 infections with just the 24 hour period back in january. and several european countries are still dealing with increasing numbers, including france, the u. k. italy and germany, for many coven restrictions, despite ongoing protests against them, remain in place. but all that said, just this week, there was some very good news out of one country ravaged by cove in 1900 and it's variance. south africa, the government there said it's lifting. most of the remaining coven restrictions, thanks to the proportion of people with immunity to coven, 1900 rising substantially. in fact, the government said 80 percent of south africans are either vaccinated or recovered from coven 19. with their blood sample shilling, high levels of antibodies for news use use john hardy for joining us now. please welcome a preamp gandhi mowdy. she is a policy and communication spe

the advice from the w. h o, do it all. oh, the best friend for enemies that hispanic ukraine urges citizens to stay calm. as the u. s. warns of an eminent russian invasion. several embassies ought of their stuff to leave thousands of veterans. martin pierre was the fragile war. busy looms ever closer, but russia denies its planning and invasion. ah, roberson, this is august here, alive from dough also coming up. thanks. police begin intercepting vehicle was trying to enter paris to protest against corona virus restrictions. to lancaster president, bonds strikes by health care workers ignoring demands for better pain conditions. ah, ukraine has urgent citizens, not to panic, saying it's critically important to remain calm as warnings grow over a potential russian invasion, something that moscow denies ukrainian president vladimir zalinski is visiting this site where more than 1000 police are undergoing intensive training. it's our borders. it's our territory, you, you know, i have to speak with our people, like in unit 3, y

and removed from a platform, they get a new platform from which to to, to spread their information w h o. just a week ago published a really interesting myth busting document on, on truth set. well missing truth and, and they, you know, we published or we wrote, you know, or sharon, rather the, what was a mess. you know what was incorrect information and then they put what was the truth to people could simply read, you know, that kind of false information. so instead of removing it, they actually brought it back out again. they said, but actually here's the truth and it would be nice if an organization like spotify, you know, could, could do that and could allow for that. and maybe even would need to provide the funding for it. but we're in a pandemic and organ it's, you know, platforms expand if i need to be called out because by providing that platform to people who are spreading misinformation, you know, they're, they're perpetuating the pandemic with the devastating consequences we have. you know, health, social, political, cultural and economic. so i think rather than just removing

the, the director general of the w h o has said that while half of the people in the world have received at least one jab, just 10 percent of africans awfully vaccinated him echoes down to about 5 percent for lower income countries. and so really, the vaccination programs and rollouts have been concentrated in rich countries and so africa largely forgotten. and now, the establishment of a transfer hub in south africa is meant to accelerate that vaccination process, largely bringing the manufacturing of vaccines to african countries where that information that technology and science will be transferred both locally and across the continent where the other vaccine manufacturing can be boosted and they are expecting that an increase in vaccination of manufacturing. whoa, help lower income countries. i'm africa really is at a disadvantage at this point. and we also heard from the belgian develop, administers here supporting the w h o program in south africa saying that the patent waiver issue is one that has continued for 2 years and hasn't moved. so a transfer hub is really an ideal solutio

oxygen is designed, developed and produced its own vaccine based on madonna's part of a w h o project to support poor countries and making their own vaccinations. it'd be own notice of emma emerging technology to share them with the hub. we could expedite manufacturing, removing the need for large clinical tribes and cutting development and approval time, but at least one year. once again, i can relate all those involved in bringing the money into technology transfer. have to this point, and i look forward to it started the development. how many mila has more now, from cape town? much of the emphasis really has been on the disadvantage, that african countries are in or facing regarding access to vaccines. the, the director general of the w h o is said that while half of the people in the world have received at least one jab, just 10 percent of africans are awfully vaccinated and echoes down to about 5 percent for lower income countries. and so really, the vaccination programs and rollouts have been concentrated in rich countries and so africa largely forgotten. and now, the establishm

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think a is a major problem and large, and a lot of that comes from this kind of what the, what the w h o has called the an info democrat. this kind of pandemic of misinformation and, and disinformation and conspiracy theories around the pandemic. the lockdown of the mandate, which has been very prevalent since about march 2020 onwards. and so that's kind of colored a lot of what people these people have been decided. but, you know, this vaccine is with this pandemic is that it's a hoax that it's a kind of plot by the deep state elite to control them and so on. and so i think a lot of these ideas have been building for some time and, and now now we're kind of seeing the combination of a law, which is one also briefly about a post that talent tapping asked the string to investigate for us. i'm going to do that. i haven't says elite canadian special forces operators have been in convoy protests and ferrying supplies to our to our occupation is concerning that radicalization and a unit that may be called upon to protect the prime minister. i conspiracy theory that i have any water, any wait

it's part of a w h o project to support poorer countries in making their own vaccinations. south africa is now working to set up a technology transfer hub for m r n a vaccines to help boost and scale up faxing production in africa. if the owners of him are in emotion technology shared them with the herb, we would expedite modified cherry removing their need for large clinical trends and gutting development and approval time by at least one year. once again, i can relate all those involved in bringing their marina technology transfer have to this point and i look forward to it started the development family miller's lifeless now in cape town, what's come out of the press conferences that have been held so far well, much of the emphasis really has been on the disadvantage, that african countries are in or facing regarding access to vaccines. the, the director general of the w h o is said that while half of the people in the world have received at least one jab, just 10 percent of africans are fully vaccinate to the macros down to about 5 percent for lower income countries. an

and we also heard from the belgians development of stows here, supporting the w h o program and south africa saying that the pay cont, waive the issue is one that has continued for 2 years and hasn't moved. so a transfer hub is really an ideal solution, a structural solution to the problem that african countries have faced, but also is 2 years too late. it would still be a while before we see them manufactured and distributed with regards to african. in particular, they have developed the vaccine, but they're likely to only start clinical trials in the 4th quarter of this year. around november perhaps, and only in 2024. get the approval. they need to manufacture these vaccines on mass and distribute them. and we look at bio vac because they say that they have the ability to manufacture about 50000000 doses over the next period. but even then that will beginning the months to come. so still some time before african starts receiving jobs with vaccines made in africa under 5 year olds in the united states won't receive their corona, virus vaccines for at least a few months. the federal d

the head of the w. h o saying that only crunch should not be underestimated. and he's cautioning the virus continues to mutate workers in me and mar, upstaged, a nationwide strike to mark the 1st anniversary of the army crew which toppled the civilian leader on sung, sushi, the people are fighting back against violent attacks by the military regime pro democracy protesters are organizing into armed groups, but this is an uneven contest. as the hunter is determined to hold on to power the meal, my regimes responds to popular resistance, tells a story of indiscriminate violence from the 1st protesters gun down. just days after the military coup to air strikes, launched in a remote area in december, sending people fleeing into neighboring thailand by him. and that more and more the conflict is becoming a civil war. and st protestors are deciding to take up arms with them. i hill fire, we hate the military dictatorship and we've decided to end it by routing out the military from the country. he's all i am all making out, we promise to help and try our best to fini

, meanwhile, has warned countries not to lift all their coven 19 restrictions at once. head of the w h o said omicron should not be underestimated and cautioned as the virus is continuing to evolve, is. authorities in canada has broken up a convoy of trucks that was blocking a major border crossing into the us. truckers staged a protest as part of a larger anti vaccine demonstration. it walked rhodes in the capital of ottawa over the weekend. german police say the motive for a deadly police shooting on monday was likely an attempt to cover up illegal poaching. to men aged $38.32 are accused of shooting dead, 2 police officers during a routine traffic stop. in southwestern germany, lisa, they found wild animal carcasses in the trunk of the car. and details are emerging after a reported coup in a guinea. basil president who morris is so cool and below has said assailants. armed with machine guns, attacked the government palace for hours. while he and the prime minister were inside that the situation is now under control. and is the latest in a series of attempted military takeovers in the

at the same time, the head of the w. h. o said omicron should not be underestimated and cautioned that the virus is continuing to evolve. authorities in canada have broken up a convoy of trucks that was blocking a major border crossing into the u. s. trackers states the protest as part of a larger anti vaccine demonstration that blocked roads in the capital of ottawa over the weekend. as of looking at some of the other developments in the corona virus pandemic, germany has recorded more than 10000000 corona virus cases. since the start of the pandemic, more than 200000 new infections were locked on tuesday alone. according to the federal research institute, france has started started easing cove at 19 restrictions, despite record numbers in january mandatory outdoor mask wary and capacity limits for large events have been dropped and tom garb is going into locked down after port workers delivering humanitarian aid, tested positive for the virus, the remote pacific nation was left devastated by a tsunami after an underwater or

the head of the w. h. o said omicron should not be underestimated. and cautioned that the virus is continuing to evolve. woof in the u. s. pharmaceutical company biotech. pfizer is seeking emergency authorization for vaccine developed for children under the age of 5. if approved, this weaker version of the vaccine would be the 1st to be made available in the u. s. to children above the age of 6 months. german police say the motive for a deadly police shooting on monday was likely an attempt to cover up illegal poaching to men aged $38.32 are accused of shooting dead to police officers during a routine traffic stop in south western germany. police say they found wild animal carcasses in the trunk of the car. details are emerging after a reported crew in guinea was south president. tomorrow's to so co and ball low has that assailants, armed with machine guns, attacked the government palace for hours. while he and the prime minister were inside, with its situation is now under control. the violence in guinea was sow is the latest in a series of attempte

the w h o is backing an initiative that wants to bring that number up to 60 percent by 2040 increased. let's take a look at some more developments and they, a pandemic starting in australia where people will now need to receive booster shots in order to count as up to date with their vaccinations at the netherlands is aimed to drop most of its restrictions by the end of this month, the government says record infection levels of only lead to limited hospital admissions. and protesters against the vaccine mandate and tough current. various rules have occupied the grounds of new zealand parliament for a 4th day. a legal battle is under way of the winter olympics in beijing after confirmation that star russian figure skater, camilla valley ava, recently tested positive for doping. only this week, sheet that the russian olympic committee team to gold in the team event that the medal ceremony still hasn't taking place. russian anti doping agency at 1st suspended valley ava van lifted that suspension and allowed her to compete in beijing. the international olympic committees trying to revers

the head of the w h o set omicron should not be underestimated and cautioned that the virus is continuing to evolve. and it's really, really careful to india now where there has been a rise in the number of attacks on christian churches and gatherings. they are being carried out by right wing hindu groups, emboldened by new laws, cracking down on religious conversion. critic say these groups are abusing the laws to push their own agenda, often facing no consequences themselves. w's ha delica responded the message as well traveled to the town of who bally in southern state of karnataka to meet a pastor who has shut down his church in the face of continued abuse early to the highlight of pastors oh i've read these he has always been the fan d'silva, but now he's being alone at his church and hopefully it is the 1st time he has been back in modern c monday. last october. as the pastor was on his way to the church, he deceived urgent phone calls, wanting him that wallen deals linked with him to right wing groups were disrupting the sunday. brag, add that in there. they had barged him and star

the head of the w. h. o said omicron should not be underestimated and cautioned that the virus is continuing to evolve. while the international community is stepping up diplomatic efforts to defuse the crisis over ukraine, the u. s. and britain are threatening to impose tough new sanctions. if russia invades ukraine, he was secretary of state antony blinkin, has reinforced washington support for give russian president vladimir putin has hit back. in his 1st remarks on the crisis in a month, he accuses the west of ignoring moscow concerns about security in the region. russia still in dialogue with the u. s. and its allies about ukraine, but president vladimir putin expressed skepticism about the process. so for found my glow nic evil, this is the united states, most important goal is to contain russia. what that's the thing you wouldn't believe in this sense. ukraine itself is just a tool to achieve this goal. this can be done in different ways. one of them is to draw into armed conflict on across the border

the w h o is backing an initiative that wants to bring that number up to 60 percent by 2040. how to increase in south africa will take look at small developments in the corona, virus pandemic. now starting in australia where people will that now need to receive booster shots in order to count as being up to date with our vaccinations, the netherlands is aiming to drop most of its restrictions by the end of this month . the government there says record infection levels only let to limited hospital admissions and protests against the vaccine mandate and tough crone of iris rules of occupied the grounds of new zealand parliament for a 4th day. and we're all about the winter olympics in beijing where 3 time gold medalist sean white was unable to make it to 4 in a row in the final of the snow bought half pipe. the american has dominated the event, but this time couldn't come up with the tricks needed on his last run. a 35 year old says that sit and plans to retire from competition. the gold medal went to a young japanese star or you move. he ran a 23 year old, got silver at 2 prev

the w h o recommends efforts to improve disposal and switch to re usable products. witness is coming up next on al jazeera bye bye. from the wells most populated region in depth stories from across asia pacific. with diverse coaches and conflicting politics. when he's on algebra, our i'm making my own space that i live in forever. or this feels like representation of who i am and what i want people to remember me by a sheesh i just want to do this today. at the positive sess, what it's doing for you. it's helping yes, i have a water i know which is the waiting. i hit this is the hardest part, isn't it soon? maybe not. but on the 2nd her as far as the, when a day, anticipation mean that the spatial done with it. all right. let me get, we got extra with the screen now i'm looking, you know, hanging, hang up. i know you though. i know, you know, i know i know enough for i haven't been on college this overseas with a room with ah, i don't really know what the immediate future is going to hold. i mean, i can't stop the treatments. and i wish that i had a way to control this. oh my 1st int

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organization's kovacs program is helping rich countries a being asked to donate the vaccine, which the w. h. o then distributes amongst the most remote areas of africa. that includes dreamy ups us some 300 kilometers from vint hook. but the w h chose representative in namibia discovered that the vaccination campaign was getting off to a slow start. people in this remote region had not been properly informed by 10 in the morning. just 7 people had turned up to be vaccinated in goodness, yet hang on, for instance, travelled more than 45 kilometers from the farm where she works. her boss, a white farmer, sent her to be vaccinated. in glenitia receives sino farm, the chinese vaccine. it has not yet been approved in germany. the former village school is the vaccination center for the next 2 weeks. the longer the center is open, the more people turn up for a job. average weight without ah, the campaign, let me say an average fame. add p, we need to add that he bought over 2 weeks. if me waft that again. manase electro 100. the average is for an apple that think it always and it might in the end some

now more than ever, the world needs w. h o. making a healthier world for you. for everyone. ah, there when you stop the wind, it is tangier, cuz sometimes you get seasonal cold winds. so for down down the gulf, the sun gets to work and it gets pretty warm. the temperature react could be $29.00 degrees or fried dough house at $25.00. it's quite a contrast. me come for the north, still with a late winter storm blowing things into nolan, egypt, and saudi liked. he had a sandstorm running through the ne, hitting southern iraq, eventually q 8, some showers to follow of rain or snow in the higher ground of northern iraq. and iran might see a shower to near q 8, and that band is going to head slowly sizes, but then fizzle out. here is the picture on saturday. the remaining shall still blowing in a lighter wind down in gather city. for example, maybe in beirut, sons out in cyprus, probably most of egypt and all of turkey for a nice change because things are marched on this as well as there will be. there's been snow in toronto itself, rather than just the mattress area of this part

the advice from the w. h o. do it all. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm robinson. this is the news are live from doha, coming up for the next 60 minutes, presenting a united front to russia and china said bay oppose further expansion of nato. as president vladimir putin visits beijing trained to fight, we report in the self defense comes for school children and separatist control, eastern ukraine pressure grows them the u. k.

most high income countries, as compared with 66 percent in india and just 40 percent in south africa, w h o says a cancer diagnosis has the potential to push families into poverty, particularly in low income countries and spain. it made worse during the pandemic hands. clue there is the w. h chose regional director for europe. he joins us from copenhagen thanksgiving on the program hands. we certainly have been in the midst of the pandemic, which is disrupted all facets of life. what impact is that had on cancer? diagnosis and treatment? where is she definitely a deadly interplay between what would be and the person you are speaking over you to be region one. 03 good. trish bishop, the essential services for cancer screening. they call this treatment richness to increase but fell asleep at vol horse. either even before, because i didn't believe one o 4 be 0, was going to receive a don't know, guess or, or 43 percent or 40 with both of you know, the good news is globally up to 40 percent versus a bit of a good hands which of the cancers which ne particular focus well, of course, every show 3

with vaccines in short supply in africa, the w h o and co vix initiative, let the drive to set up a local technology sharing platform. that's one of the positive legacies of clothing. we now, in the last 8 months have seen this, this, this massive funding available now for by technology in south africa inc. i've done and also it in africa, f region as the company task with developing and producing affordable emron aic seems these are relatively new, but highly effective fixins that so far, only 2 major companies have commercialized buy and tech, and would dana, bio and tech will start production of it succeeds in south africa next year. so african was counting on cooperation with more, dana, the model was that we will, that is c for technology chance to in key technology transferred. but that didn't happen. so the team now is jumped in with al university partners and the knowledge base in south africa to develop that and vaccine. one of the key partners is in johannesburg. the antiviral gene feeder a pre research unit at which what us runs university. they have been working on em are in a

the w h o is backing an initiative that wants to bring that number up to 60 percent white, 2040 other increase. let's take a look at some more of the developments in the pandemic starting in australia. and the government says that people will now need to receive, receive booster shots in order to be considered up to date with their vaccinations . and the evidence is able to drop most of its restrictions by the end of this month. the government says record infection levels are only led to limited hospital admissions and protests against the vaccine mandate. and tough corona virus rules have occupied the grounds of new zealand parliament for a 4th day. this is dw news life from berlin still to come to your berlin international film festival is back live and in person will bring you highlights from the opening nights featuring a new movie from french director francois was all for so a france from united states adjoining forces to push for a global agreement to protect our oceans from plastic pollution. and on the initiative on the final day of the one ocean summit, a gathering of researc

and as the controversy over covered misinformation rumbles on, just a reminder that they w h o recommends getting vaccinated el salvador last year made this startling decision to it's a bit point legal tender. so how is the experiment going next? the counter a port is in the capital of some salvador lending aah! ah ah ah, bring you the very latest every out the day. this is our now snow from everyone. here with a digital smart city is a city that using technology to make people's life easier to have beer, collecting a lot of data to try to improve the way things are in theory, these big organizations that are amalgamating and pulling all that data together. they're not looking at you as an individual, necessarily lose data being collected so much data that there's a real possibility of privacy violation. and that's something most of us wouldn't want to wells transparent to prove that we must live with permanent surveillance. ah mash kaiser. this is the guys report max and stacy are in san salvador el salvador . and we are really just amazed that the revolution taking place here in this co