And next week and theyll be a lot of death unfortunately. The u. S. President warns all of americas toughest week in the battle against coronavirus. And the army of robots helping to relieve the pressure on Health Workers treating coronavirus victims. And in sport kobe bryant receives one of the last couple of highest honors a former and the superstar who died in a Helicopter Crash earlier this year has been inducted into the leagues hall of fame. We begin in spain where there is calls for at least a little hold as the latest coronavirus figures are released Officials Say another 674. 00 people have died there but it is the 3rd day in a row that the death toll has fallen down 135. 00 from the previous day the infection rate is also sawing the Prime Minister is asking poland to extend lockdown measures by 2 weeks iran will allow law. No risk Economic Activities to resume from saturday 2 thirds of government Sector Workers will head back to work despite warnings were possible 2nd wave of
Indias Prime Minister in the red remote he defends his new religion based citizenship mold that has sparked angry nationwide protests. Now bobs and accusations have been traded back and forth between republicans and democrats and the u. S. Congress why the debate over the rules governing the Impeachment Vote against president on will trump has just recessed members of the House Rules Committee will decide how much time to allow for the debate before the vote which is likely to happen on wednesday the democratic controlled house is expected to vote in favor of impeachment that would then lead to a trial in the Republican Controlled Senate early next year well donald trump has been tweeting our White House Correspondent will shed some more light on that in a bit kennedy is there for us 1st though lets be tidy jocasta on capitol hill tell us whats been happening today. He marry him so today the committee is laying the technical groundwork for what promises to be a historic vote likely to
Protesters and police once again. And russia president Vladimir Putin is to meet with u. S. President barack obama on the sidelines of the u. N. General assembly, the crisis in syria is likely to dominate their discussion with russia asserting its support for the Bashar Alassad regime and influence and the navel base is in the port where it stationed some of the black sea fleet and russia is syrias biggest arms supplier and continues to provide the assad regime with the means to crack down on them and moscow as a Financial Investment with valued at more than 19 billion in 2009, russia has consistently opposed any condemnation of Bashar Alassad and any sanctions against his government as the conflict began in 2011. James base is live for us at the United Nations in new york, james, is a deal coming together on syria before the most powerful countries . I think its far too early to say that, sammy but i think it is true that for the first time in 18 months there are serious talks taking
Bring more and more people into, at least contact with some of these issues. That doesnt mean they will learn the right things but it opens doors. I think back all to what moved the needle. What changed the course of Human History here in our country and its always been popular movements. The civil rights movement, the womens movement, lgbt. Thats just national. Americans linked with people in west africa and even angola during the blood diamond years to help bring about change there. Popular movements are where things are rooted. I think thats where those folks that have a high profile that have sandwiched themselves in their artistic endevours. The light is coming at us and people like akon have taken the mirror and shifted it at this issue and listen to these people. I think thats what ive seen in most effective is when a celebrity goes into a country that offer very little. Lets let lets have this person tell the story from that country. Giving a platform to africans to tell their
People to leave their homes and tens of thousands have been killed as fighting continues across the country. Were heading to malakal, a town thats changed hands more than six times since fighting began in december 2013. Despite millions in International Aid and government coffers once flush with oil money almost no roads have been built in south sudan. Most commercial airlines stopped flying when the war started so were traveling with soldiers on United Nations flights. Theres a lot of armed guards across this airport. Its a un base in malakal. There was an attack here a few months ago. Several un workers were kidnapped. So now theres heavy security everywhere. Even the un now seems to operate in fear of the government it helped build. We were told Government Forces pushed the opposition a few miles down river just days before we arrived, but things were still tense. This was a town of a hundred and fiftythousand people. It now feels like a ghost town. Weve come to south sudan to find