watching the weekly here on our team a recap of the biggest stories from the past 7 days i m donald quarter thanks a lot for joining us. now peru has decided not to buy doses of a potential coronavirus vaccine being developed by the british firm astra zeneca lima cited a lack of data from the company after the death of a trial volunteer reports claim a 28 year old male doctor in brazil died while taking part in advanced stage 3 trials run by astra zeneca and oxford university it s not known whether he received the actual drug or a placebo meanwhile the us has now permitted trials to resume after they were temporarily halted and other countries have also restarted them in recent weeks oregon s d.s. has more on the race for the cure. there is always the risk with any vaccine any clinical trial that statistical improbability that would point to nor one percent risk that someone dies at someone reportedly was a brazilian doctor he was part of an oxford university vaccine trial gr
a landmark journey for private enterprise. protesters have been defying curfews in the us to demonstrate against police brutality and racism it is a 6 day reaction after george floyd died while being restrained by a police officer more than 4000 people have been arrested since the protests began on thursday so this is the scene in washington d.c. a bit earlier protesters set fires near the white house there is a curfew in effect right now where it s death has led to a wave of outrage across the country mike hanna has the details from washington d.c. . there was some moments of tension but generally the demonstrators kept the distance from the police the white house itself was barricaded behind a series of drawings of defense secret service on the. in a perimeter then u.s. park police metropolitan d.c. police keeping the demonstrators a distance of about 200 meters away from the white house but about an hour ago there were some bangs throat that sounded near the white house it
pay back loans plus the man behind a $1.00 trillion dollar stock market crash was he a convenient scapegoat because sharks counting the cost on al-jazeera. route in india the coup with 9000 knocked down was sudden sivia and absolute dangers. in living. are good are barnabei this year. some full days from a some foreigner love don t want it out of. india s prime minister narendra modi plunged $1300000000.00 people into confinement with only 4 hours notice across the country tens of millions of migrant workers suddenly found themselves without jobs and unable to return to their villages how modernising them on. one on one east investigates how the world s biggest lockdown is exposing india s vast inequalities. league. league d new delhi one of the most densely populated places on the planet and my home for the last 15 years. i have never seen this metropolis so deserted nearly 20000000 residents in hiding afraid of an invisible enemy. just ours off. the knocked on this announc
russia records a sharp rise in new coronavirus cases of more than 10024 hours. before the disaster. why the mayor of minnows is asking gretz it s one bird to help stop the protectors of the amazon rain forest dying from covert 19. and israel s high court hears a challenge against the new coalition government which could trigger the country s 4th election in 18 months. fellow health officials in afghanistan fear the coronavirus outbreak they re responding far more rapidly than previously thought it follows the random testing of 500 people in kabul more than 150 of them tested positive suggesting around a 3rd of the capital s residents could be infected and in russia coronavirus cases are continuing to surge its registered its 4th record one day rise with over $10000.00 new infections bringing the total there to nearly 135000 but both italy and spain 2 of the country s worst affected by the pandemic have registered their lowest daily number of coronavirus deaths in nearly 7 wee
president of lipo oil associates in new york we have helen i need ski she is an american journalist with r.t. and in great barrington we cross to pete earley he is an economist with the american institute for economic research all right cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate andrew in houston let me go to you 1st here. the i guess this is the 2nd shock in as many weeks for you because you ve covered the oil markets and now we have the process being rolled out to deal with the corona virus when we ve seen markets crash and we see a lot of disorder and a lot of questioning of what direction we need to go into but there seems to be quite clear that a recession is going to be upon us and very very soon if not we re in it already go ahead and what are your thoughts. well i think that s right because if you look around the world we have school closures we have industries telling people to telecommute we also have really the sh