force and warned tonight of another surge of covid-19. it evening. dr. fauci stressed the importance of wearing a mask and following guidelines for social distancing. we are here in out more with what the doctor said about the pandemic and how students reacted to the virtual event. reporter: frank, doctor fauci spoke for 45 minutes tonight and a very frank conversation with berkeley students. it is my distinguished honor to welcome dr. fauci to the berkeley form. reporter: in a virtual fireside chat sponsored by the form the student group in the school of public policy , dr. fauci, director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases talked about the pandemic . i have never seen a disease with a wide range of clinical manifestations from 40% to 50% of the people who get no symptoms at all. reporter: he said the vaccine probably would not be widely available until spring or fall of next year. our baseline of infection is around 40,000 per day, wh
social distancing requirement seriously, you are putting lives at stake. san francisco mayor closing playgrounds and threatening to close the city parks. good evening everyone. i am heather holmes. i am frank somerville. governor gavin newsom closed flutes keep people from gathering. in washington the senate failed for a second time to advance a $1.8 trillion economic rescue bill. and that prompts house democrats to come up with a version of their own. president trump said fema is sending medical equipment, 8 million n95 masks to hard hit states. the coronavirus task force says commercial labs testing for the virus. the president announced a delay for real i.d.s. the president today called for all americans to protect asian americans saying they are not responsible for spreading the disease and in california the negative of positive coronavirus cases jumped to more than 2,000, half of those are here in the bay area. now the governor is calling for more hospital beds to ha
adjoining the u. s. and the eve to cut methane emissions by 30 percent by the end of this decade. it s the 2nd big commitment from the u. n. climate summit in glasgow back to n deforestation also by 2030. okay, let s talk to michael dorsey now he was part of the e p. a national advisory committee under the obama administration. he joins us from detroit, michigan. michael dorsey welcome to al jazeera. so as the civil servants in the diplomats get down to the nitty gritty, the devil in the detail of old is now coming to us out of cop $26.00 and glasgow. seems to me they re not talking about re balancing certain bits of nations economies. they re reinventing entire economies. that s a tough ask. well, absolutely. you know, really we need roughly a 100 trillion dollars by mid century to get out ahead of the unfolding climate crisis. we need historic commitments, really, we need aggressive commitments. we need them to go hastily. we need them really to arrive ahead of mid century
a lot of cloud just coming into that western side of the mediterranean, other area of low pressure spinning in here, and that will feed some wetter and cooler weather up across italy and the balkans as we go on through the next couple of days as a warm sunshine across at east side of the mediterranean, pushing out through bulgaria, easing up towards s. sabby at 19 celsius. they have in belgrade on wednesday afternoon, picking up to route 23. on thursday. i was how we come to friday, 14 celsius and there s the taste of things to come. just 11th grade, about grade by saturdays that cooler in the cholera is across western parts of europe, temperatures here struggling to get into double figures and some rather wet weather that just coming in across the western side of the met. it s right is live the and foundry showers coming towards the italy or the side of the i drastic around that in there. count some really heavy rainfall over the next couple of days could lead to some floodi
how intelligence agencies failed to prevent the january 6th capitol riot and the scare in shanghai. it is monday, november 1st. all eyes are on glasgow where world leaders will be arriving for the critical cop26 climate summit. joe biden is more than 100 leaders tackling the climate crisis. the earth is in unchartered territory. in a speech the british prime minister is expected to urge nations to move from aspiration to action. among the goals, securing global net zero by next century and containing global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius above preindustrial levels. they want countries to give $100 billion a year. cnn correspondents are following the developments. phil black is in edinburgh, scotland. nick roberts is in rome and frederick plieitgen is in senegal. we are in scotland with phil black. good morning to you, phil. i think i heard prince charles over the weekend say this is the last chance saloon, were his words, to save the planet. what are the expectations here,