Country and. These young telephones in kenya need to be taken care of but theres just not enough money to feed and protect them due to the covert 19 and. I am eddie mica jr youre welcome to the program as the current of virus pandemic rages on over 1000 about scenes being tested on people all around the world by d. C. Protest in Johannesburg South africa im not having it they are concerned about the possible obvious effects to people. Continue in the country however are committed to helping find a vaccine as possible. We are not guinea pigs say these demonstrators in johannesburg theyre protesting covert 19 vaccine tests. Around the world the search for a vaccine is on but here many people are skeptical it goes against all protocols and even if people are going to continue to be in. Its a form of a violation of a both of. Bonding co seeds amanda has volunteered for the study. Doctors explained that the vaccine proved harmless in animal tests but there is always an element of risk. Tota
A surge in coronavirus cases. Tensions run high in mali several protest leaders are arrested after thousands of people demand the president step down. Also ahead remains of some of these revenues the genocide victims are finally laid to rest a quarter of a century later. Millions of syrians displaced people there will now have only one Turkish Border crossing through which to receive a pass after several attempts to keep a 2nd crossing open failed to pass at the Un Security Council permanent members russia and china abstained from the latest vote allowing it to pass they both use their veto to stop the previous proposals going through. Today is yet another date its a sad day for this cancer but mostly it is a sad day for the Syrian People of that region borgia rubio and both of them where vital cross is to deliver in the most efficient way possible the humanitarian. Those people deserve ok lets talk about those 2 crossings the u. N. And humanitarian groups say 2800000 people in syrias
We want to begin tonight with some breaking news. A stuny and dramatic new peak in cases of coronavirus, throwing parts of the country back into the darkest days of the pandemic. Tonight and risking months of progress in the fight against infeions sce aprwit tens othousands of new ca in thsoand west. I. C. U. Beds in hospitals are now reaching capacity in florida, texas, and arizona. And confirmed cases are rising in more than half of the country, forcing the governors of texas and california to threaten reimposing lockdowns. North carolina says its now pausing its reopening, and in a stunning move, new york governor andrew cuomo, along with the governors of new jersey and connecticut, say theyll now fine anyone visiting from a covid hot spot that doesnt isolate for two weeks. The coronavirus has now killed 122,000 nationwide, and there are more than 2. 3 million confirmed cases in the u. S. On wall street today, a concern that a resurgence of the virus will stall any possible economic
A lot of people stick their careers on the exactopposite, that we are all part of the universal human family and if youve written three books like that , so what sets these causes is of course the anxiety of antagonism and this is the last point ill before i close on the question because the anxiety of antagonism is something that its interesting to me as i travel the world. I have had to deal with the anxiety of antagonism in teaching young people in the United States in germany or in south africa and that is the anxiety of being presented with a problem for which theres no imaginable solution even though if there is a solution it cannot be theorized at this moment so the anxiety of antagonism produces responses which are redundant and unread and emotional rather than analytic. That has a lot to do with the work in 1869, he changed the British Public School System and one of the things he did, he said we cant be teaching but people in the Public Schools columns that dont have solution
Only in a material sense we visit the nation where happiness is the most important thing. First though we go to the antarctic and talk to the scientists who spend months based in the worlds coldest region. Right at the very south of our planet lies antarctica the continent of snow and ice. In 1911 the norwegian Roald Amundsen became the 1st person ever to reach the south pole the last region of earth that was still unexplored and uninhabited by humans. In 195912 nations signed the antarctic treaty pledging to use that region only for peaceful purposes and particularly for scientific research. Today there are around 80 research stations in the antarctic used by 4000 scientists from all over the world. We wanted to know what its like to spend months in the cold and ice and so we headed back starting at the airport close to the russian Polar Research station as i read sky. Approaching antarctica from the air. On board this aircraft our scientists from 10 different countries. Will be spend