Sen. Sanders good morning, and thank you very much for joining me. I want to express to each of you, my deep gratitude for helping to create an unprecedented grassroots Political Campaign that has had a profound impact in changing our nation. I want to thank the hundreds of thousands of volunteers who knocked on doors, millions of them in the freezing winters of iowa and new hampshire, and in the heat of nevada and south carolina, and in states throughout the country. I want to thank the two million americans who have contributed financially to our campaign and showed the world that we can take on a corrupt Campaign Finance system, and run a major president ial campaign without being dependent upon the wealthy and the powerful. Thank you for your 10 million contributions, averaging 18. 50 a donation. I want to thank those who phone banked for the campaign and those who sent out millions of texts. And i want to thank the many hundreds of thousands of americans who attended our rallies,
Here with your global news update says r t international. Starts as usual with the latest look at the figures on the covert 1000 pandemic will than 2000000 cases are now being registered worldwide 134000 lives have been lost you dont see states has the highest death toll followed by italy and spain and so far more than half a 1000000 people have recovered from the virus globally. The u. N. Childrens fund has warned of a possible resurgence of measles to to the cove in 1000 pandemic according to unicef millions of children are at risk of missing their vaccines follows World Health Organization guidelines issued in late march saying immunization should be postponed measles is an easily preventable viral disease according to the w. H. O. Targets 95 percent of people need to be vaccinated but many countries could fall short of that target if quarantine measures continue the response of robin nandy from Leadership Team of unicef measles and Rubella Initiative he says that any vaccine delays
Good afternoon welcome here with your global news update this is r. T. International. Lets start with the latest figures in the over 900 pandemic with more than 2000000 cases now registered world wide 135000 lives have been lost in the states has the highest death toll followed by italy and spain so far more than half a 1000000 people have recovered from the virus around the world. View. The u. N. Childrens fund has warned of a possible resurgence of measles because of the covered 1000 pandemic according to unicef millions of children are at risk of missing their vaccines follows World Health Organization guidelines issued in late march saying immunization should be postponed measles is an easily preventable viral disease according to w h o targets at least 95 percent of people need to be vaccinated but many countries could fall short of that target if quarantine measures continue we had from robin and the chief of immunization at unicef he says that any vaccine delays must be temporar
Good afternoon and welcome here with your global news update this is r. T. International. Almost all with the latest figures on the covert 90 pandemic which more than 2000000 cases now having been registered worldwide 135000 lives have been lost the United States has the highest death toll followed by italy and spain and so far more than half a 1000000 people have recovered from the virus globally. The u. N. Childrens fund is one of a possible resurgence of measles 3 to the curve in 1000 pandemic according to unicef millions of children a risk of missing the vaccines that follows will Health Organization guidelines issued in late march saying immunization should be postponed or measles is an easily preventable viral disease according to the w. H. O. Targets at least 95 percent of people need to be vaccinated so many countries could fall short of that target if quarantine measures continue we heard from robin and the chief of immunization in the south he says that any vaccine delays mus
The 1948 un declaration of human rights education should be one of the global Success Stories and yet theres a widening gap between education standards across the world children in developing countries are around 100 years behind those of industrialized nations. So why is that while many children in developing countries have to work outside of school. And Armed Conflicts can prevent them from attending school regularly. In wealthier countries young people typically attend school for an average of 12 years in developing countries for just 6 and a half years. And there are differences within industrialized nations themselves to a childs background too often determines their success at School Poverty can be a huge obstacle when it comes to gaining a good education those who can often spend a lot of money on their kids schooling parents spend around 90000000000. 00 euros worldwide on extra coaching every year d partly because theyre afraid their kids wont otherwise make the grade. And so t