well this is the 1st application filed will do with the world health organization about a vaccine so a vaccine and the russians are pretty confident you know it's now up to the world health organization to run this vaccine sputnik he threw through the gauntlet tested for efficacy tested for quality for safety but as i say the russians are pretty confident this wasn't a vaccine that was built from from the ground up so it's a match trials are already underway prominent russian officials as well as medics journalists have already had their job thousands of people involved in these trials but as i say this this wasn't a vaccine that was developed from the ground up it was based on an existing vaccine platform that was merely adapted updated. so this is one of the reasons why they're confident that this is safe that this is going to work nevertheless obviously you have to test it you to meet criteria and it is now up to the world health organization. we have submitted an application for emergency use listing and prequalification of the vaccine by the world health organization which will a

also supranational organizations like the world health organization you know they were talking about they expect lockdowns will double global poverty. they they came out against lockdowns they were initially have kind of a mixed message so again thailand as a sovereign country they kind of with their own way i don't think they listen to anybody except themselves and the world health organization doesn't seem to be particularly helpful steve now in the intro though because oceans become politicized like any of those international bodies ultimately and they're also constrained by the by their own financing good at the county out in arrogance to some extent initially they count out of the chinese as well when the chinese are downplaying the whole thing the tide is. lucky to have the experience of solitude beforehand sometime around 2000 and that meant they had a public health system designed to handle and damage and then experience the many pandemic with sol's which they managed to erotica but meant they were prepared if something like this now the west's at the same knowledge we know t

and its failure to deal with it is that dr david nabarro of the world health organization. boy uncoated 1000 he was interviewed by andrew neil on spectator t.v. now and you know everybody knows was you know at the b.b.c. we had some huge shows like did some really powerful interviews and he talked to this guy from the world health organization and basically dr david nabarro tells andrew neil we really do appeal to all world leaders stop using lockdown as your primary control method in his exact words or paraphrased i'll say is that we at the world health organization do not advocate lockdowns as a primary means of control of this virus he the reason why he says that is because they predict a doubling of the poverty rate in the next 12 months and a doubling of childhood malnutrition so there are costs to our ramshackle lockdowns and our failure to stop this pandemic right there is the population as the negative interest rates for forecasting you know in summer of 2019 but see what you're describing there what thought that came to my mind is that we in the united states and o

can't deal with it so we're going to look at some interesting stuff coming out now that the world health organization and the u.n. are saying what was obvious to many people were allowed to say it because before you would get the platform for mentioning what was obvious and that's part of the problem of why we have no adults in the room i were not allowed to have any conversations in this era where hillary lost in such a humiliating resound in defeat in 2016 a lot of people aren't allowed to say anything publicly anymore about very big sick things so 1st before i get to what johns hopkins university says about the situation globally regarding covert in particular the us and its failure to deal with it is that dr david nabarro of the world health organization special envoy on covert $1000.00 he was interviewed by andrew neil on spectator t.v. now and you know everybody knows was you know at the b.b.c. we had some huge shows like did some really powerful interviews and he talked to this guy from the world health organization and basically dr david nabarro tells andrew neil we really do appeal to all wo

a new study from the world health organization finds health-care workers have been contracting the coronavirus rate than the general population. countries,of 83 about 14% of cases reported to the who affected health care workers, and they make up less than 3% of the global population. the agencies as the data also signals a substantial decline in health care worker infections since the start of the pandemic. california's siege of wildfires has significantly quieted but forecasters are mourning a fall heat wave could bring back critical fire weather conditions this week. southern calif

. -- adi terry warning warning from the world health organization. we are in a dangerous place. we are not going to control the virus. are we perfectly positioned for risk? i take you to the changing risk in the polls. and thethe bond market polls. a blue sweep from a 62% probability to 51% probability in a month. it is a curve. overextended to the upside. these are the markets this morning with the risk from the white house. we are not going to control the pandemic. there are lockdowns in spain. are you pricing equity market risk appropriately? markets are trading what they see, not on what they hope. goldman sachs say you will have to reach for risk. stocks could outperform the credit markets into 2021. i take you into the response mechanism on the australian dollar, a high beta trade. there, the rba could strike next week with lower rates. you just shredded the cost of hedging and shorting your aussie against the yen. the 10 year government bond yield, that is not exactly how we should pop that up. ,e never show a bond market let's rip that off the screen. crossed thewe've ru

indeed this has been a herculean effort and what the world health organization our partners have put together is something that is an integrated international effort we call the act accelerators to try and accelerate the availability of vaccines as rapidly as possible the end of this year is going to be very very ambitious the leading candidates 10 leading vaccines are in what we call phase 3 trials they're going to have to be completed we're going to have to generate the safety data analyze those data so it's going to be very very tight for the end of this year or more likely we're going to be looking at the 1st quarter of 2021 but it's going to depend a little bit on some factors that we don't control so it could be anywhere in that time period here's the thing though when you look at the private sector development and the production of vaccines most perfect that they're going to be doing that cost except johnson and johnson for does that play a role ringback in your choice of where the vaccine comes from well obviously it's going to be a balance between getting access to the best

by getting vaccines to the world's poorest doesn't have to cost the earth right now the world health organization has launched a program to raise $35000000000.00 to make sure vaccines reach low income and developing countries the w.h.o. wants to make sure it can deliver 2000000000 doses by the end of 2021 from geneva i'm joined by dr bruce aylward he's a senior advisor to the director general of the world health organization thanks very much for your time with us dr bruce counting the costs so in the history of vaccine development there hasn't been such a herculean effort to get a vaccine and to circulation from your perspective from the w. h. perspective where are we in this effort and can we expect the serious contenders here by the end of the year and indeed this has been a herculean effort and what the world health organization and our partners have put together is something it is an integrated international effort we call the act accelerators to try and accelerate the availability of vaccines as rapidly as possible the end of this year is going to be very very ambitious the leading candidate

the world health organization says around a 10th of the world's population may have been infected with corona virus meaning the majority of people do remain at risk comments karmas the number of confirmed cases worldwide past 35000000. in a time when public attention is particularly focused on medical advances this year's nobel prize for medicine has been awarded over the discovery of the hepatitis c. virus the work of americans harvey alter charles rice and britain michael horton was on it in stockholm the prize is especially significant this year as the world grapples with the covert pandemic the laureates achievements provided the foundation that was needed to now start combating the spread of the virus thanks to the effective blood screening programs that the thai deceive ours is now almost eliminated in many parts of the world and the development of highly effective antiviral drugs means that more than 90 faith 5 percent of treated patients can be cured from the infection these developments have saved millions of lives well right . well there is currently no effective vaccine agai

broadly still supports the world health organization the us has pulled out of the world health organization do the u.s. have a base of a point on this with regards to china that the world health organization has a china problem because it seems to be that world health organization officials seemed very reluctant to criticize china. we asked health organization to do a thorough and. impartial investigation into into the start of the bend into to measure a step that different countries and international organizations have taken and know god terror reasons to be critical of things that happened in this procedure but where i don't agree with us is dead stepping out of rules health organization decision making organization better and we need in a pandemic cooperation more than ever we need to inform each other about different for your facing about what works and what distant work so also told directly to my u.s. france. i understand a lot of your criticism but but leaving the team is never a solution for a team that doesn't play well we have to improve the team now the route between china and th

the world health organizations director countries not to pursue you heard immunity calling the approach dangerous on their own. how do we get. through a big scene. and true through men surely in fiction a lot of the information that's coming from governments and world health organizations and agencies fire. really confusing for most people we don't really know a lot of old is why was. i . a warm welcome mrs arty international with the latest world news update on the air and now the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov has given a live interview to russian media heads including artie's editor in chief margarita simonyan he fielded questions on a number of topics including the unit going to care about conflicts turkey's involvement in knots and russia's relations with the e.u. artie's taylor brings us the highlights. well we had a very lengthy income for a comprehensive conversation between foreign minister sergei lavrov and editors and chief of numerous media organization that was so much to unpack but one topic given considerable attention was what can only be described as a very diff

broadly still supports the world health organization the us has pulled out of the world health organization do the u.s. have a base of a point on this with regards to china that the world health organization has a china problem because it seems to be that world health organization officials seemed very reluctant to criticize china. we asked health organization to do a thorough and. impartial investigation into into the start of the bend into to measure a step that different countries and international organizations have taken and know god terror reasons to be critical of things that happened in this procedure but where i don't agree with us is dead stepping out of rules health organization decision making organization better and we need in a pandemic cooperation more than ever we need to inform each other about different for your facing about what works and what distant work so also told directly to my u.s. france. i understand a lot of your criticism but but leaving the team is never a solution for a team that doesn't play well we have to improve the team now the route between china and th

well you know it's it's quite interesting i thought the statement from the world health organization there was as elegant as i have and eloquent as i've ever heard anybody on television in terms of of medicine health care you know with coded the world health organization was unfortunately funded by the by the u.s. and i think what we've just heard outlines why it's so critically important for the u.s. to stay in the game and that funny because of the intricate balance and dance that it takes to be able to train health care workers and get testing up get into you know places like brody that you know may have parts of the country that are still in civil war i mean it's a very tough thing to do is all of this infrastructure in training the takes that initial work really puts into play now what is interesting is you know you see with the president just last night he was taking rendez of air which was developed for hepatitis c. so he's the beneficiary of all this work and you see the tremendous speed you know that there are now something like 140 vaccine candidates there probably 7 or so t

broadly still supports the world health organization the us has pulled out of the world health organization do the u.s. have a base of a point on this with regards to china that the world health organization has a china problem because it seems to be that world health organization officials seemed very reluctant to criticize china. we asked health organization to do a thorough and. impartial investigation into into the start of the bend into to measure a step that different countries and international organizations have taken and know god terror reasons to be critical of things that happened in this procedure but where i don't agree with us is dead stepping out of rules health organization decision making organization better and we need in a pandemic cooperation more than ever we need to inform each other about different for your facing about what works and what this and work so also told directly to my us france. i understand a lot of your criticism but but leaving the team is never a solution for a team that doesn't play well we have to improve the team now the route between china and the

latest warning from the global health officials as the world continues to deal with the latest surge in co but 9000 cases with the latest wave the world health organization on monday said that while reimposing strict lockdown measures may be needed to slow the spread of the virus these actions can be avoided if everyone does their part. i think we have to. look at that very seriously in the context of the european union in the context of the region as a whole there's a lot of free movement and therefore those principles it may require shutting down and restricting movement and having stayed home owners in order to take the heat out of this phase of the pandemic we can avoid national lockdowns we can avoid massive restrictive movements if everyone plays their part it means individual sacrifices and in many parts of europe and in north america in particular there are many things that each of us can do the decisions that we make every day about avoiding crowded spaces about avoiding in close settings for prolonged periods of time about postponing some of those gatherings that we may want to have an exact advice is that we all have to make. and pharmaceutica

around the world health organization is director countries not supposed to see you. calling the approach dangerous and on that they go how do we get. through a big scene or do we get the. truth through men surely in fiction a lot of the information that's coming from governments and world health organizations and agencies are are really confusing for most people we don't really know a lot of the. as a very warm welcome to you you're watching r t international with me here erin but the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has given a live interview to russian media heads including artie's editor in chief margarita simonyan he fielded questions on a number of topics including the nagorno-karabakh conflicts turkey's involvement in that and russia's strange relations with the e.u. going so far as to question whether it was possible to do business with the blog given what he called his condescending attitude towards russia artie's saskia taylor brings us the highlights. we had a very lengthy and really comprehensive conversation between foreign minister sergei lavrov an

and the world health organization casts doubt on the effectiveness of a cover of 19 drug patients in hungary receive rendez if for the 1st time the w.h.o. says it doesn't increase survival rates. i'm welcome to the program prosecutors in france are treating the fatal stabbing of a man near paris as a terror attack offices of shot dead a suspect police were called to one of the french capital's western suburbs after responding to reports about suspicious activity near a school where decision aborted hearing the attackers shot. an arabic phrase meaning god is great that's. often used during acts of terror they shot the man after apparently spotted wielding a knife nearby french president emanuel macross a spoiled to the scene. of paris correspondent amulets about to move to told us more about the man who'd been attacked legal victim was a history teacher who show the. republic's recent eventually had no income asked and it's likely that this incensed some of the one of the few because we don't know whether the assailant was himself a pupil of just a friend but he was the d.p. the profe

you live it. ♪ world health organization dramatically reversing course now advising against lockdownsead of covid-19, donald trumping a response, the world just -- world health organization admitted i was right, but your cannot be worse than the problem open your states, open new york, did the right thing. aishah hasnie is here to untangle all of this. >> reporter: the world health organization taking that old declaration as several states shatter daily case records. in an interview with british magazine the spectator doctor david navarro says world leaders should not continuously book use lockdowns to tackle coronavirus outbreaks. lockdowns are not secure. more like a 1-time use band-aid with devastating effect on global economies. >> we the world health organization do not advocate lockdowns as the primary means of controlling this virus. the only time we felt like that was justified was to buy time to reorganize. >> that statement comes 7 months after who director generals warned lifting lockdowns too soon would result in viral outbreaks but even back then the who encouraged nation