sad part is and this is what is big much like climate change scientists act surprised there's been demick happen but there was no surprise in the pandemic we knew about and there he talked about being there because he prepared or he said we prepared for britain to mix and yet we didn't kim we have ignored it so often that vivid found to be unprepared that is exactly the story with climate change at the same time i wouldn't you happen to know what is the right to feel surprised when we look at climate change versus the pandemic the pen demick has very specific in that as we all get to a certain number of vaccines we reach her immunity with climate change there's no solid there there perhaps does that make it more difficult for someone to imagine tackling climate change versus the pen demick. it might it might make it more difficult but it also makes it more urgent you're exactly right climate change does not have a vaccine whether it is pfizer or no our astronauts go wherever they're going to come up with a vaccine or a bill that you're going to walk in and climate change will be solved ye

and sacrifice which climate change will also require based on what you've seen so far from the ben demick should we be optimistic or pessimistic about the fight against climate change. at this point and i did but i do do hope that we should be very to flick to have about what has happened we should try to think part of it work or just happened we're going to learn about ourselves about our own behavior and we should have a considered in some ways this pandemic give you an early warning if you will of what it truly all of them either because you've heard it before what are truly global crisis looks like you know we've talked about climate as as as a as a crisis possibly in the future and having this in your fiercest meek's you 10 can should make you think there are good lessons and there are some disturbing this is the disturbing lesson is that this was not a very global movement our immediate reaction especially in the beginning was closing up was getting tribal was building was was trying to blame the other was trying to put more workings are ok i have too many many problems myself i can

the pen demick has changed life as we know it. but what comes next. will our fast paced lives pick up again. who we continue to innovate regardless of the cost. live lives profit driven. and globally connected. or has this pandemic sparked irreparable change. how will we live in the future. after the pandemic. hello and welcome to the 900. 11. out of the pandemic from what it means for cities to economies even nutrition today climate change as the world focuses on getting past the pen demick the urgency of climate change has taken a bit of a backseat but slowing global warming could actually be critical for preventing future disease scientists warn that a warming planet will provide fertile ground for viruses and other pathogens and introduce disease carriers to new habitats. a german climate activist and author david ellis has been mapping out some of those dangers he spoke with us earlier take a listen you know one example is the type of mosquito which spreads today in your favor and that you could come you're going to the positive just. asian regio

the pen demick has changed life as we know it. but what comes next. will a fast paced lives pick up again. who we continue to innovate regardless of the cost. of live lives profit driven. and globally connected. or has this pandemic sparked irreparable change. how will we live in the future after the pandemic. hello and welcome to covert 1900. 11 or all this week we're taking a look ahead at life after the pandemic from what it means for cities 2 economies even nutrition today climate change as the world focuses on getting past the pandemic the urgency of climate change has taken a bit of a backseat but slowing global warming could actually be critical for preventing future disease scientists warn that it warming planet will provide fertile ground for viruses and other pathogens and introduce disease carriers to new habitats. a german climate activist and author david nellis has been mapping out some of those dangers he spoke with us earlier take a listen you know one example is the type of mosquito which spreads that then your fever that you could go

political control of the situation has revealed the details of a strict nationwide response to the pen demick should the situation continue to escalate. she wants more clarity and a more uniform approach to coronavirus measures in germany frustration had been mounting over the last few weeks as it became increasingly difficult for the federal government and germany's 16 states to agree on common shared rules to tackle the growing cold 1000 cases. the order to improve the situation and to slow down the 3rd wave to break it and turn it around the measures implemented thus far by the federal government and the states don't go far enough our response of the pandemic must be more stringent than consequential. the response includes changing germany's infection protection act in order to grant the federal government more power to enforce coronavirus restrictions health matters are normally under the jurisdiction of the states but this has led to a patchwork of sometimes contradictory rules the new law would force any state with the high incidence of covert 1000 cases to implement the same regulation

because people help the 2 come together that's about the management of climate change managing the pen demick has required an incredible lot of collective action and sacrifice which climate change will also require based on what you've seen so far from the pandemic should we be optimistic or pessimistic about the fight against climate change. at this point and i did but i do do hope it really should be very heated flecked of about what has happened we should try to think part of it work or just happened we're going to learn about ourselves about our own behavior and we should have a concern in some ways this pandemic give you an early warning if you will of what it truly ordered matter because you've heard it before what are truly global crisis looks like you know we've talked about climate as as as a as a crisis possibly in the future and having this in your face meek's you pain can should make you think there are good lessons and there are some disturbing this is the disturbing lesson is that this was not a very global movement our immediate reaction especially in the beginning was closing

and here's a look at some of the major developments in the penn demick the united states will start sharing up to 60000000 doses of esther's a vaccine with other countries in the next few weeks the shot is not yet authorized for use in the united states which has been under pressure to share more of its vaccine supply with the world and turkey is imposing a full nationwide sound to save to last until the middle of may the number of new infections in the country sold to record levels this month and brazil's health regulates a has denied permission to import precious but make the vaccine citing a lack of information guaranteeing its safety quality and effectiveness it's to some of the stories making headlines around the world nan was a military gentle says' it would quote positively consider suggestions from the association of south east asian nations of how to end the country's crisis the proposals emerge from a weekend summit with south east asian leaders but acts of his say these summits mediation if it's help is just my eyes the gentle noise for the family off a black man killed by police

cities 2 economies even nutrition today climate change as the world focuses on getting past the pen demick the urgency of climate change has taken a bit of a backseat but slowing global warming could actually be critical for preventing future disease scientists warn that it warming planet will provide fertile ground for viruses and other pathogens and introduce disease carriers to new habitats. a german climate activist and author david nellis has been mapping out some of those dangers he spoke with us earlier take a listen you know one example is the type mosquito which spreads to the in your fever and that you could come you're going to possibly live just in the south asian regions because of climate change it's warmer you have sort of mosquito came to europe and there for reasons to be affected because if you if you're in germany organized. german climate activists and author david nellis there for more on this let's talk with he's dean of the party school of global affairs at boston university professor now jump thank you so much for joining us this connection between changes and wildl

news live from far away and as the penn demick rages fumin writes suffer i miss the international paints a grim picture in its annual report saying women health workers and migrants have borne the brunt of the coronavirus governments have used to stifle dissent we will hear from one of its authors also coming up an eruption in iceland enters a fiery new phase 2 new fissures opened at a volcano near reykjavik spewing lava and said that hundreds of sightseers scrambling for safety. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program. i'm to see international's annual report says that cove in 1000 has further amplified massive global inequalities and it accuses many world leaders of using the pen demick to crack down on human rights the report singles out 3 groups that have been disproportionately affected 1st women they have suffered an increase in domestic violence born the burden of home schooling and in many cases lost their income because they had informal jobs that they couldn't do under lock downs 2nd health care workers around the globe they have suffered more fatalities than any other group chr

they do learn from past mistakes but we constantly find ourselves in a new situation because the pun demick doesn't follow a script what the situation is today is very different from last year and domestically the situation changes a lot germany is sort of slowly getting into an election campaign we will replace i'm going to macalester the chancellor who was in the chancellor has since 2005 and there's also changes the way politicians talk about the pandemic and it resonates in the public so the debate is different as well as the challenge of the pandemic simon does the e.u. have enough vaccines to slow the spread of coronavirus. i'm not sure we know how much stock they've got that's not being administered always waited to be 2nd to some people but i've heard stories of a grim 1000000 cases of oxo that's true that i. sat on shelves in france i don't know how true that is but also if they're not giving it to certain people then then why have it what what's that the use of it but it does say that that that isn't enough vaccine generally speaking. across the you particularly in certain countri

i quote on the basis of the currently available will be limited evidence and with a view to depend demick situation the standing committee for vaccination recommends the use of the extra seneca kovac $1000.00 vaccine and those over 60 it's application for under sixty's is still possible a doctor's discretion and individual acceptance of the risks. what does all this mean for the vaccination campaign well it's just another setback in the progress really the blocks of vaccine rollout has been heavily criticised for being sluggish and this is mainly due to their flocks that they just don't have a sufficient supply of vaccines only 4 percent of the books population has been vaccinated so far and the world health organization has really criticized this and said you know the block really needs to get a move on vaccines present our best way out of this pandemic however the rollout of these vaccines is an acceptably slow we must speed up the process by ramping up manufacturing reducing barriers to administering vaccines and using every single vial we have in stock mel. this is brussels also recei

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zone with syria challenge last year germany was seen as a role model in fighting the coronavirus 10 demick now a 3rd wave is hitting the country hard america's party is slipping ahead of september elections as germany prepares to move on from america in what's face just to leave the party and her country my guest this week is your good heart spokesperson for the conservatives parliamentary group conflicts of. 60 minutes. we've got some hope to explore your bucket list. manticora. hot spots for the trip and some great cultural memorials to boot. w. trouble pretty good. i haven't invested in any yet myself i should correct a currency is a playing an increasingly important role in the economy companies like tesla accept a bad call as payment even some fund managers recommend investing in digital. assets but how do they work what are their implications for everyday life cryptocurrency other worth the ride our topic today and made welcome. it was one of the hottest i.p.o.'s of the year driven by the cryptocurrency bull market call in bass made a huge splash on wall street with many industry hop

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because people help to come together and say what the management of climate change managing the pen demick has required an incredible lot of collective action and sacrifice which climate change will also require based on what you've seen so far from the pandemic should we be optimistic or pessimistic about the fight against climate change. at this point and i did but i do do hope it really should be varied a flip of about what has happened we should try to think part of their work or just happened we're going to learn about ourselves about our own behavior and we should have a concern in some ways this pandemic give you an early warning if you will of what it truly order to matter because you've heard it before what are truly global crisis looks like you know you've talked about climate as as as it as a crisis possibly in the future having this in your face meek's you pain can should make you think there are good lessons and there are some disturbing this is the disturbing lesson is that this was not a very global moment our immediate reaction especially in the beginning was closing up. it

so stay tuned now the world has reached another grim milestone in the history of the cone of ausmin demick according to figures from johns hopkins university over 19 that passed that 3000000 mark the west his country is the united states with more than 566000 that in brazil more than 368000 people have lost their lives to the pandemic in mexico at least 211000 they are followed by india the united kingdom if you look at the rupee and region as a whole if it accounts for the highest total number of that just over $1000000.00. india is one of the hottest it's countries and it's facing an alarming surge in infections day after day for more than a week it's reported a new record daily rise in cases this is the region is particularly dire in the capital of delhi which has been placed on a weekend lockdown in a bid to contain the spread but also in other cities like mumbai infection numbers are exploding. once again he and his family are packing their belongings during the lockdown last year the couple and their 2 children had to leave mumbai now a year later they again say they have no choice.

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plus we'll find out why the covert can demick actually improved life for this fisherman and why researchers are taking notice. i'm melissa chan thank you for joining us as the crisis in myanmar continues thousands of refugees have crossed neighboring borders including into india and in many cases indian officials have repelled them back some of these refugees have included a minority ranger group but there have been others exile community from myanmar already in india has been watching this unfold with or many still maintain relations with friends and family back home he. reports for the last 6 zeros and her girls have friends in delhi but it didn't come easy to get they have to leave everything behind in their native man march hennie says her husband was thought to have been killed by the military. they were forced to run for their lives off to be sheltering students protesting against the military. now the situation in myanmar is bringing back painful reminders from home again last month when his brother was arrested for demonstrating against the coup he was released a few days ago but th

markets man conrad burns and frankfurt has more on this conrad japan has been heavily hit by the pen demick what exactly has investors they're so upbeat. so kristie optimism in japan is really driven by what's going on outside japan the country itself struggled with strict lock downs in the major cities with you know office staff to work from home restaurants closing at 8 pm and of course there's the discussion about the tokyo elim pigs which would merely cancelled and now will only take place without visitors all this has not been very positive for sentiment of course on the other hand japanese businesses are expecting capital expenditures to be raised this year by 3 percent that's not a bad number and then there is exports of course the major focus of japanese businesses and here well the recovery the strong and swift recovery of the economy in china is giving reason to be optimistic as well as and you mentioned it already at the trillion u.s. dollar plans by the u.s. president to be spent on infrastructure conrad one wonders though how sustainable this optimism can be with countries like

narcan to 7 times in response to the shark onset husband demick feature whatever that may be home is seen by on future generations what will be there like i asked mark graves all sentient was such a good mom firaaq teacher mr. marker greater social history a child demographer future it's really great to have you with as a trysting how you're living and so much to talk about mark. so you cry deterred generation after i describe the kids for an after 2010 and i can't help from cali place now of the brave new world where he was a stray are called off the better come down south out of the it is smart is not good looking well of citizens where our generation are also be the best of the last in the history of humankind. well good night and that the crews we don't want to just blew through the lead now off the bat we've had generation x. and y. and sand but we didn't just want to go back to i could buy other 1st generation born in this your ability and then being born in a whole new era and so we're moving into this great guelph a bit approach of the star a bit you know a return to the old

has further amplified massive global inequalities and it accuses many world leaders of using the pen demick to crack down on human rights the report singles out 3 groups that have been disproportionately affected 1st women they have suffered an increase in domestic violence borne the burden of home schooling and in many cases lost their income because they have informal jobs that they couldn't do under lock downs 2nd health care workers around the globe they have suffered more fatalities than any other group chronic under-investment and health systems means many hospitals are understaffed and their workers are not sufficiently protected against the virus of the pandemic has also worsened the already precarious situation of refugees and migrants that's the 3rd group lockdowns border closures they have left some trapped in squalid camps without access to vital supplies so let's get more on all of this we're joined now by. the international deputy director for research in east and south east asia welcome to the program and thank you so much for joining us how badly has the on slot of the coron

difficult when it comes to this 3rd wave of the coronavirus pandemic and it's taking place the pen demick we have to say against the backdrop also of federal elections that are coming up later this year tell us you know in terms of management of the pentameter how politicized has it therefore become thomas and how is that potentially impacting the prospect of further lock down measures. well it has always been political right from the start but it is. important to stress now that it's becoming more and more political more and more intense as germany gets closer to that all important federal election in september which will decide the successor to call in the german chancellor and unfold this city all parties involved all candidates involved are trying to position themselves appropriately when it comes to deciding what profit germany should face in the next few weeks and in particular to decide a very important dilemma that politicians are facing whether the country should calf early cautiously open up all where the stricter restrictions should be in place to try and deal with this 3rd wav

and now for some more developments in the pen demick germany has passed 3000000 infections the robert capa public health institute says more than 78000 people have died from or with covert 19 china's top disease control officials says the country is formally considering mixing covert 19 vaccines for greater protection against corona virus well that's after data showed china's domestically produced a vaccines were less effective than some alternatives and australia has strapped its target of inoculating the adult population by october although they say the astra zeneca vaccine should no longer be given to people under 15. cents for susan now if we athletes around the world are preparing to travel to tokyo for the olympic games this summer but many are still waiting to find out if they will be vaccinated against coronavirus ahead of the event in germany the debate over whether athletes deserve to jump the queue trost strong opinions from both sides. alexandra and dolo. chile's only 2 and javelin thrower thomas all want to compete at the olympic games whether they've been vaccinated agai

show you holding pen demick has been impacting the fashion business and how to look sharp even in your home office. on chris colfer welcome to the program companies in the united states are to foot most of the bill for the plat massive investments into the country's infrastructure and while president joe biden signaled a willingness to negotiate on how much business would have to bay it's clear that the money raised will not just go into rebuilding roads and bridges. the u.s. is making very little progress with its high speed broadband network father has some 50005 g. base stations in the country china is fought head with 14 times that amount china's everett's speed of 5 g. is also significantly higher u.s. president joe biden is determined to change that he says huge infrastructure spending program includes $100000000000.00 fund for rolling out 5 g. infrastructure take look. do you think china is waiting around or invest in this digital infrastructure and research and development i promise you they are not wait for 3rd car new american democracy to be too slow too limited and too divi

and here's a look at some other developments in the penn demick bangkok has extended its coronavirus restrictions as it deals with a new outbreak pox gyms cinemas and take a census have been ordered to shut on kong and singapore have confirmed their role in chain a travel a bill in may travelers will be allowed to fly between the cities without going into quarantine once they meet strict conditions and israel's health ministry say is it's examining where the cases of hot information are linked to the bio on take 5 days of vaccine most were reported in men and the age of 30. iraqi officials say the massive fire at a baghdad hospital treating call that 1000 patients was most likely caused by an exploding oxygen tank on sunday funerals were held for some of the 82 victims of the blaze the families of the victims say negligence and corruption contributed to the disaster and have painted the response. well. burying their loved ones they desperately tried to save but couldn't this man's brother was one of many covert 19 patients at the hospital when a massive fire broke out she rescue team

companies say that it's just too expensive and many of these have been hit much much harder by the pen demick. i mean why all the companies wanting to do it is it and move and what's at stake economically here. well there's obviously a lot of state for every company every economist every business says that we won't be able to. reopen the economy fully intil and still more of the population is vaccinated and of course here in germany the vaccination campaign has had a lot of issues and this is weighing on the economy today we heard from the top research institutes here in germany they've actually cut their forecast for the job in german economy by a full percentage point this year so there is a lot at stake for these companies in terms of vaccination much as a delay in from food thank you so much. meanwhile thousands of restaurant owners calling for a new approach to germany's pandemic policies they are banking on a new encrypted app called new cut which they hope will soon end to the need for lock downs. for months most of them not one has only been allowed to sell food and drink to go on the

which are sure weren't safe to be used i think the population is very insecure at the moment i think demick there should be a lot more bolts of nationalism and confidence and different qualities in a shop be the politics internationally in favor of the people and of the health of the people and if the governments are responsible. no you. which are there should be nationalised and here measures to 'd secure or else of people instead of to is to secure the profits of the industry the french president has admitted he made mistakes at every stage of the pandemic in a televised address to the nation of money will mccrone also announced a 3rd nationwide lockdown. cases soar intensive care beds fill up the country's death toll nears 100000 that didn't stop opposition m.p.'s though responding by stating he was acting like a monarch the best for all or just in front said the situation left him no other choice. affected the thought that i know that every stage of this epidemic we might say to ourselves that we could have done better that we made mistakes who listen is true we all need to make an addi

you buy them when you lose control of your life well loungewear has become popular during the penn demick with hardly anyone heading to the office or meetings and many designers and fashion retailers have adapted to the casual wear trend. so this is the kind of clothes i will never work or. it has to be comfortable when monica klein is at home in birmingham preparing her design management classes for the university she likes to wear sweatpants and a hoodie or actually she might put on a casual dress for a video conference. to sit on the desk in the dress or in the suit you know it's not so comfortable so. it's more comfortable and maybe a better look i look at a bit lazy to pull to know the proper the proper clothes the proper office clothes . and also you know like i'm trying to go out and do some exercise on site she's not the only one who prefers to dress comfortably these days the trend is also caught on with brylin designer leila pierre de guiche she sells her collection from her shop in the heart of birmingham. but the thing i bet sweat is a popular the stunning while of course if y

from the center of hollywood pretend demick to the main los angeles train station made pandemic a nice room where this happened. oh that was this year's oscars best actress frances mcdormand who had the star role in the best picture of 2020 no man's land a tale of down and out americans living on the road. and the concourse to. momentum. it was directed by china born chloe's out the 1st asian woman to take home the best director award. there is for anyone. you have the faith and the courage to hold on to the goodness in the south in a delayed intimate event in a socially distant space the winners were a diverse group far more than years past and the oscar goes to. take korean who took home the best supporting actress award. i'd like to thank to my 2 boys who make me pull out and look so. good out done. it this is because mommy will. also picking up a statue wit the movie judas and the black messiah as supporting actor daniel kaluga who in his youthful way offered to wait for what moments including my mum that they had sex it's amazing legend said on here you mean so i was so happy to b

from the center of hollywood pretend demick to the main los angeles train station mid pandemic a nice room where this happened. oh that was this year's oscars best actress frances mcdormand who had the star role in the best picture of 2020 no man's land a tale of down and out americans living on the road. and the course to. momentum. it was directed by china born chloe's out the 1st asian woman to take home the best director award. there is for anyone. you have the faith and the courage to hold on to the goodness and then south in a delayed intimate event in a socially distant space the winners were a diverse group far more than years past and the oscar goes to. take korean judges who took home the best supporting actress award. i'd like to thank to my 2 boys who will make me pull out and work so. good out done. it this is because mommy will. also picking up a statuette the movie judas and the black messiah is supporting actor daniel kaluga who in his youthful way offered to wait for what moments including my mum that they had 6 it's amazing legislate i'm here you mean so i'm so happy

and the beginning of the been demick brazil's president disregarded the rest of ovid 19 and resisted taking extreme measures to reduce the spread of the virus young was at their most boys in the mirror we have 2 enemies of the virus and in employment it is reality we are not going to solve this problem by staying at home. in spite of the rising death toll also no continues to challenge medical recombination. bill will go to far as a year of this policy of isolation risk correction and curfew but the suppression all right to come and go goes far beyond even a state of siege i appeal to all of it or it is in brazil to review this policy and allow the people to go to work. the slow pace in the vaccination campaign have people frustrated and angry only 2 point one percent of brazilians have received 2 vaccines shots and only one. 3rd of the 77000000 brazilians who qualify for shot i've been vaccinated covered 9000 is a major challenge for latin america concerns are mounting in the region because the pen demick cannot be contained if the crisis in brazil lingers argentina already suspende

wants to make sure that the next time around we face a pen demick they they had builds their main you know q. lation drive on astra zeneca 180000000 doses in the 1st quarter of which they received a fraction and in fact that is one of the key reasons why the rate mishal rollout has been rather slow and what they want to achieve here and to answer your questions about what would be a successful outcome is a recognition by a court to say yes they have violated their contract they have not delivered on what they had promised initially recognition invalidation worth a lot more than money some people would say gear months with the latest money brussels is always being or thank you. well as the european union struggles to pick up the pace of its vaccination program america's vaccination drive is in high gear in fact the u.s. vaccination drive is considered the gold standard the world looked a lot different more than a year ago at the start of the pandemic however the u.s. is slow response lead 'd to what would be the highest coded 90 death toll in the world this also meant travel across the

i think the population is very insecure at the moment i think demick there shocked the law courts of nationalism and conference and between different columnists but there shop the politics internationally in favor of the people and of the health of the people and of the governments are responsible. no you also committees which are there should be 1st and here. to 'd secure or else of people instead of to is to secure the profits of the industry. the french president has admitted that he has made mistakes throughout the pandemic and a televised address to the nation and i know micron has announced a 3rd nationwide lockdown as the case is sore intensive care beds are filling up and the country's death toll nears 100000 is that the situation left him with no other choice just because. the city did i know that at every stage of this epidemic we might say to ourselves that we could have done better and have that we made mistakes analysis true we all need to make an additional effort over the coming months this is what i ask of us collectively tonight. new lockdown measures will be extende

london while it is in this country isn't tempted demick president biden announces a barrage of executive orders to quell gun crime but faces big criticism from gun rights advocates who think the moves are unconstitutional meanwhile the state of arizona has already taken steps to block the reforms. the european court of human rights rules that that it is legal for countries to force vaccines on children in a case that has raised fears of compulsory covert shots. and the european medicines agency sticks to its line that the benefits of the astra zeneca job outweighed the risks but the regulator says blood clots should now be listed as a very rare side effect of that drug.

i think we all hope that the lessons from this and demick are is that all countries are going to be better prepared next time and that we strengthen our public health system and we have a system in place to produce vaccines and do research for medications and. that that's what we all hope will come out of this and on it but that remains to be seen so so i think it's important that as pandemic winds down over the next year or so that we maintain this pressure on the governments that everyone in health care and public health maintain pressure so that we don't forget all of these things that we've learned and all of the suffering that we've gone through during this and i may you spoke a little while ago about just how imaginable all this was what's going on in india i want to ask you a bit of a more personal question how difficult is it for you and other members of the medical profession in india that hospitals are having to turn away patients and the fact that people are dying who could otherwise be saved. very difficult and we had like then it is very difficult to console them to go forward

we basically said that it's impossible to do much this year because of the coronavirus been demick and then again just the complex mode just sticks of having through patridge or resettle hundreds of thousands of refugees from different countries now there's been a back and forth between the government and minutes here and i think that's why it was important for the head of unit c.r. philippe grounded to come to kenya speak directly with president hu who cannot talk the government says they want the consequence because of national security but then other people also say it could be because of the diplomatic route the ongoing diplomatic problems in somalia and kenya somalia has accused kenya of interfering in its political affairs in december somalia diplomatic ties with kenya is also an ongoing marri time dispute to before the international court of justice and the people who are caught in between are the thousands of hundreds and thousands of refugees who have been living in on saturday will continue living in uncertainty are spoken to many of them who are saying they don't feel welcom

welcome back than demick has laid bare a host of political divisions in the u.s. especially over how to respond to the crisis and how democrats and republicans are slugging it out over mask mandates and vaccine passports. and looks at the latest clashes. joe biden says america is going to start getting back to normal in the coming summer months but what is that going to look like will normal only be for vaccinated folks while everyone else stays home such talk is being met with fury from republicans who are set against it especially when it comes from democrats who oppose id checks considering that democrats want to require vaccine i.d.'s for people to conduct their basic daily activities they now have 0 grounds to objects to voter id laws he funded democrat logic you should need $92.00 and even a grocery stool surely there wouldn't be an objection to showing an id to legally vote vaccine credentials would be a complete government over step individuals in america have a personal responsibility for their health the governor of florida is now promising a state wide

has been in the making since the latter part of last year after supplies were wiped out from the pet demick there's been a surge in trying to meet demand in the summer of 2020 things began to pick up as international trading partners were struction related to the printer virus but this change of pace shocked the system more ships began to arrive when the capacity was already limited to paint the picture of the backlog happening in february alone the ports of los angeles and long beach saw 177 container ships which carried some 800000 containers that adds up to 31 percent more ships compared to february of last year and 49 percent more containers according to chris rogers a supply chain analyst the goods where we have seen the fastest growth in shipments are those that take up a lot of space on container ships relative to their value with the result that the growth in volume of trade has been faster than the growth in value of trade this in turn reveals just how vulnerable supply chains are and the difficulties that lie ahead for american companies working to recover from the pen demick and

their condemnation of your government's crackdown on free speech especially during the current plan demick human rights watch said you arrested journalists artists students doctors political opposition members and activists who spoke out against the government's response to the pandemic or otherwise criticize the ruling party last june you even arrested a 15 year old boy for allegedly defaming the prime minister on facebook the child was sentenced to time in the juvenile detention all right thanks let me now. and sadness question as as as clearly as i possibly can you have been telling you are telling your viewers that during this period of pandemic the government did all sorts of horrible things. have you told your r.d.s. that bangladesh is one of the few in the world compared to your own in the u.k. the united states or anywhere else in the world where we have acted spendable really well with our limited resources we have one of the lowest death rates in the world we have the highest rate of recovered we have a choice and that our hospitals to provide. one of these facts mentioned you ha

see clues as to what is going on here so the country has really suffered under the code in 1000 hand demick economically and it has also had to go you know how to undergo some very very serious us terry measures that are starting to be really really painful for ordinary jordanians and as the report said you know prince homs as you know someone who's close to the people religious modest you know he was supposed to be the crown prince and his rhetoric that the ruling elite. you know has led this country into into corruption does resonate with some of the king's critics domestically and so that you know his death his rhetoric definitely plays into that. you know he did say that he did meet with some of the tribal leaders so one can then understand why the official view is that this was a destabilizing move on his part well jordan and its monarchy or a close western ally of course what concerns might this incident raise among the countries allies. well it's important to remember that jordan is host to something like 1300000 syrian refugees so it's important for the international community as we

has been in the making since the latter part of last year after supplies were wiped out from the pet demick there's been a surge in trying to meet demand in the summer of 2020 things began to pick up as international trading partners ease restrictions related to the crown a virus but this change of pace shocked the system more ships began to arrive when the capacity was already limited to paint the picture of the backlog happening in february alone the ports of los angeles and long beach saw $177.00 container ships which carried some 800000 containers that adds up to 31 percent more ships compared to february of last year and 49 percent more containers according to chris rogers a supply chain analyst the goods where we have seen the fastest growth in shipments are those that take up a lot of space on container ships relative to their value with the result that the growth in volume of trade has been faster than the growth in value of trade this in turn reveals just how vulnerable supply chains are in the difficulties that lie ahead for american companies are working to recover from the pen d