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every parent wants their children to look
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worthwhile in my opinion for them to
look up to is important public health

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officials say it will take a year
to 18 months to fully validate

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a potential vaccine the International
Organization for Migration reports that

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despite Yemen's brutal civil war tens of
thousands of refugees and migrants across

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the Gulf War of Aden each year into the
conflict ridden country in hopes of

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reaching Saudi Arabia and finding work for
v.o.a. Lisa slime reports from i.o.m.

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Headquarters in Geneva the United Nations
considers Yemen the world's worst

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humanitarian catastrophe despite this to
staff situation migrants from the Horn of

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Africa remain undeterred in their determination
to reach Yemen and then to Saudi

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Arabia and to hope for better life last
year the International Organization for

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Migration reports more than 138000 people
cross the Gulf of Aden to Yemen it

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says an agreement last year between Saudi
Arabia in Ethiopia that allows 100000

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Ethiopian workers to travel legally to
Saudi Arabia for work has been successful

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and the agency calls for it to be extended
Lisa shrine for v.o.a. News Geneva u.s.

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Secretary of state Mike pump healed told
Iraqi prime minister have to go up of dual

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mock the Monday that those
responsible for deadly attack on

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a military base last week must be held
accountable to American service members in

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a British medic were killed when Iraqi base
Camp Taji came under rocket attack last

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Wednesday at least 14
others were injured u.s.

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Retaliatory strikes Thursday and early
Friday hit the 5 weapons depots of the

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Iranian backed group as well and
Iraq commander who oversees u.s.

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Operations in the Middle East warned that
the threat from Iran and its progress.

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Today is Tuesday March 17th and this is
below A's international edition I'm Laurie

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London in Washington I think Europe is now
the epicenter of the rotavirus pandemic

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lockdowns amplify. The Sun at blindfolded.

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The it still is fun when there is we don't
know who is in Sick Kids growing CERN's

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of an economic hole that
crashes the world seems at

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a standstill since. This.

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Virus is not stopping several Democratic
primary elections from taking place today

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it's all on today's international edition
the World Health Organization on Monday

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called on all countries to ramp up their
testing programs as the best way to slow

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the advance of the coronavirus pandemic
World Health Organization director general

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Tadros adda Naam go brazenness at

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a press conference in Geneva said without
testing cases cannot be isolated in the

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chain. No infection will not be broken
we cannot stop this pandemic if we don't

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know who is infected we have

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a simple nurses for all
countries test test test

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test every suspected case so far
we have seen people in weeks in

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countries with violence and kill systems
but even they have struggled to cope.

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As

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a violinist moves to low income countries
we're deeply cause to believe that it could

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have a month of elations
with a high it's i.v.p.

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To lose or

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a month low that is children that's why
we are all equal every country and every

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individual to do everything they
can to stop since vision k.

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Gross also said he is deeply concerned about
the spread to low income countries as

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even nations with good health capacity
are struggling to cope but World Health

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Organization also said Europe is now the
epicenter of the outbreak with the very

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latest developments on the virus from
Europe we are joined by reporter Catherine

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field in Paris more countries
Catherine are taking extreme steps to

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try to stop this virus from getting worse
to contain it my understanding is now

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French president to manual is also stepping
up efforts significantly what can you

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tell us yes and from midday French time on
Tuesday people will not be able to leave

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their homes in France the president
has said that the country is now in

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a state of war he said this is

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a health there is no visible enemy out
there and everyone has to stay at home.

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Just have to decide now to the nation and
then address the interior minister came

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on television and fleshed out details
on the Says he wasn't made for

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a period of at least 15 days people will
not be able to leave their homes unless it

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has to go to the shops to go to medical
appointments essentially that when you

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leave Harlem you will have to write down
what they call in French had. To fake it

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to say why you are leaving your house and
if you don't have that and police can't

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shoot you. You will then be fined so these
are new measures that will go place

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sensually the president said they have to
stop the spread of the firearms and they

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can only now do that by limiting the number
of people who come into contact with

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each other each day he said if they don't
do that everyone who moves around outside

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what we in danger in the lives of everyone
else of the take place those who adhere

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to them what about if you say have

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a donkey that you need to take out and
walk or related to well that was very

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interesting that came up with the interior
minister who said yes people can go out

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get some fresh air and you can take your
dog out as well but he said you can only

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go out on the road you cannot use says
it's an excuse to go for what you know or

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even to perhaps meet up
with someone else who's got

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a dog and you walk along together
no he said you take your dog for

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a walk you have to sign this piece of paper
before you go to say that's what you're

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doing you have to make

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a very short trip and you have to come
straight home you have to do it within

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a certain perimeter of your home it cannot
be for example you can't take your dog

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on

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a 10 kilometer wool though it has to be nearby
What about the rest of Europe obviously

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there are borders all over the place in
Europe with other countries are other

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nations they're also getting even more
serious as in France yes indeed I'm Type one

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of the range of measures that the European
Union has put in place in the last few

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hours has been that the external borders
of the European Union are now closed and

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they will only be opened for those European
Union nationals who are coming home we

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will only be able to cross borders within
the European Union if you were in another

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country say for example if you live by the
border and you need to cross that border

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to work goods can also but when we were
looking at cross the whole of Europe you

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pretty much felt the same. And you got
in Belgium looking at shops being closed

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right across the lower in the east Finland
there's the states of emergency all this

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is

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a closed people aged over 70 have been told
to go into quarantine in Germany same thing

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borders are closed from let's all straight
and Switzerland We've also got in Spain

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there's

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a complete lockdown there are 15 days to
merge and see the same in Switzerland

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states of emergency shops markets restaurants
closed so you're seeing the whole of

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your sensually go into lockdown again the
message you need to be here what people

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are about people have to stay home the
whole idea is to stop the spread of the

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virus they've realize already that they're
it's in communities as well say you

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need to keep at Homestead home because
health services even though that variant

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phones and it's free source the health
service is really not going to come under

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strain Ok I really want to
end it there because I was

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a really good when and at that I just thought
I don't know I may not use this next

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one but let's put it in her. We've heard

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a lot about. Everything closing in France
including grocery stores so how are

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people going to have enough food. Well
live exactly yeah good question why

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this announcement from the president
like was expected so some so you'd still

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be allowed to stay on and you'll still
be able to order online there will be so

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close to being

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a speakin of it but essentially if you
haven't got us don't then you're going to be

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looking at every day hoping that you

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a small local school is open and that it
has on the shelves food that you want for

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the next 15 days the United States government
wants Americans to avoid gathering in

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groups of more than 10 people at

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a time they want schooling to be done at
home and discretionary travel avoided you

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now incidents came Monday by u.s. President
Donald Trump we get more now from v.o.a.

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White House bureau chief Steve Herman the
president in the White House briefing

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room also said people should not
patronize bars or restaurants and not

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unnecessarily socialize as we come that
the virus each and every one of us has

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a critical role to play in suffering the
spread in transmission of visitors as the

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president spoke the Dow Jones Industrial
Average closed down 13 percent its worst

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performance since the start of the coronavirus
crisis asked about the plunge Crum

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said markets will boom again once the
pandemic passes but he acknowledged in the

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meantime the economy could go into
a recession Steve Herman v.o.a.

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News at the White House so where do things
stand has this virus peaked in the u.s.

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And elsewhere and why do some people who
are not high risk get sick while others

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don't Joining us to answer these and other
questions as Dr Arthur Caplan professor

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of bioethics at New York University
Langone Medical Center and the founding

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director. The division of medical ethics
where do you believe we are on this

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so-called curve I think American kids are
doing better social isolation people

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staying at home and started to catch on
people are doing it more as the good news

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the bad news is it's on the eve of President
Trump to press conference calls for

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more social distancing in social isolation
and I think that's good because he's

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been

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a little bit in denial about this and I
fear that many of his strongest supporters

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have been distancing in isolation so I
think we're on the right track we're

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a little behind the 8 ball sort of the
tyranny sooner and remember the point here

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is not to make the virus so much go away
but as we've seen it is only if you get

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huge demand in

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a particular region it can swamp the health
care system you can spread the cases

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out by slowing down the infectivity rate
to something lower then you can avoid

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having

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a crunch on the hospitals right which sounds
like we are not prepared in this country

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for what could the times are

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a con sounds like this is going to get
worse before it gets better I think we're

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going to see it get worse over the next
couple of weeks and I think one thing is

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happening is America has more test
kits more testing is going on there's

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a lot of infection out there no doubt about
it we're going to pick it up it's not

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that it's getting worse since we're going
to see what we've been what's been

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circulating around out there for

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a while but then to scare people we have
to try to calm them and say look it's not

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that the epidemic the pandemic is growing
worse and worse and so we're just seeing

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the extent of it is right now somebody said
to me Do you think you've been exposed

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and I said absolutely I want to read students
so we're going to health care center

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my wife is

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a hospital administrator I can't imagine I
haven't been exposed to this virus that

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maybe lucky I've been able to fight it I
thought he only had my symptoms but I

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suspected most American big cities people
have been exposed they just don't know

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it's

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a real basically been just interacting and
during our thing and going about our.

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Yes While many many people have it so
if this were to quiet down or get under

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control is it likely that we'll be back in

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a situation in the fall or winter that's

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a great question and I think the answer
is it is likely that we will get the rate

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of infection to what we're going to face

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a political and social decision is that
enough to take off the isolation the

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distance saying the dump in the restaurants
bring the bars back bring the sport's

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back it's not that it's going to go to 0
I think we're going to have some disease

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circulating out there and

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a very low level once we get through this
1st wave and then I am absolutely certain

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it's going to come back we don't have

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a vaccine that's what we need people who
are in tell you Jackson nation should be

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kicking themselves in the butt if they
caused this not to have enough not seen

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production not to have enough companies
and facilities and attention paid to

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vaccine preventable diseases it's our only
solution in the long run to beating this

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thing so in the short when I think we've
got one more winter we're going to go

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through the same stuff as the rate may
rise again of the disease for those of us

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who like you think you probably are going
to exposed or may have been exposed and

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even would test positive but there have
any symptoms are we building any kind of

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immune system I wish I didn't answer the
question of building up immunity I think

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we are because every single virus that we
know that tends to can for some unity but

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you know it's possible to catch the same
thing again I think that's possible I

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believe it's possible with Ebola which is

00:39:53
a virus the flu I'm not sure but I think
you can be reinfected rarely with that so

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this may be

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a virus that does permit me infection even
if you've had it or been exposed to it

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we don't know hopefully somewhere China
Italy your rant here somebody is

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surveilling a group of patients to see
we know you've been exposed we confirmed

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a test let's say if you get it to get it
will start that in the USA hope putting

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some keep. Under Surveillance just established
as to what we really don't know by

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the way that's what makes the British
approach dangerous they're not isolating and

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doing all the social distancing as far as
they know the pubs are still in schools

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are still open they're still able to make
will they're going after her immunity

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saying well let's let everybody get it
effected and then when it comes back we'll

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be in better shape but that receive you see
chilling the week of the vulnerable it

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isn't clear that it can get
reinfected And you mention a week in

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a vulnerable we hear a lot about the
elderly getting it I just heard

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a story about someone under 40 being
extremely sick in a coma from this and and

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a newborn that was infected on your early
life they are really dangerous to the

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people who are 65 it's not that you can't
get it as a newborn or child or even

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a healthy adolescent or adult there are
changes but they just aren't many of which

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tells me that our immune systems aren't
capable of fighting this thing off there

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may be people who have

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a particular genetic make up that they
don't understand that we don't understand

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that makes you more vulnerable to the various
There may be people who have the July

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diseases that we didn't know that maybe
they did it develop that makes them train

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to get it generally speaking that danger
is and therefore the elderly I would say

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that statement that really has to be
protected Dr Arthur Caplan professor of

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bioethics at New York University Langone
Medical Center and founding director of

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the division of medical
ethics coronaviruses not just

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a health crisis it's fast becoming an
economic crisis as the world seems to come to

00:41:52
a standstill stocks on Wall Street tumbled
once again Monday triggering halts to

00:41:56
trading designed to slow panic selling
that's gripped markets across the globe in

00:42:01
recent weeks the latest selloff came despite
Sunday's strong medicine administered

00:42:06
by America's central bank which slashed
interest rates to nearly 0 Wall Street

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Monday sod's biggest freefall in the
markets and 33 years and his worst one day

00:42:16
drop in history the Dow Jones Industrial
Average dropped 3. 1000 Points with stocks

00:42:21
losing 13 percent of their value over
what have already been low prices the s.

00:42:28
And p. $500.00 and the Nasdaq also took

00:42:30
a nosedive each down 12 percent investors
were reacting to President Donald Trump's

00:42:35
forecast that the worst of the corona
virus outbreak could last well into the

00:42:40
summer some analysts say at this point
only time can cure the nation's economic

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woes the coronavirus did not stop Joe Biden
and Bernie Sanders from debating Sunday

00:42:51
night in a televised event without
the usual live audience but as a.p.

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White House correspondent Sabra
Madonna reports the pen Demick played

00:43:00
a major role in the event Joe Biden and
Bernie Sanders have used the latest

00:43:06
Democratic debate to pitch themselves as
best suited to lead the nation through the

00:43:10
coronavirus pandemic the nomination race
has largely become an after thought to be

00:43:15
the crisis in the 1st one on
one debate aired on c.n.n.

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By the way of Seders indicted criticizing
President Trump's handling of the

00:43:23
pandemic with Saber saying the president
simply the is to shut up it's unacceptable

00:43:28
for him to be blabbering with unsexual
information which is confusing the general

00:43:33
public they also came together on another
topic running mates I can that that I

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will in fact a client

00:43:40
a woman to be vice president Sanders then
say that he will in all likelihood do the

00:43:45
same but his path to the nomination is
dimming with the prospect of more losses if

00:43:50
for state's ability to Flora as Biden has
surged to hit Saager of agony Washington

00:43:57
meanwhile there are mounting concerns
that the coronavirus pandemic could

00:44:01
disenfranchise large numbers
of American voters in the u.s.

00:44:05
Presidential election as v.o.a.

00:44:07
As Brian Padden reports 2 states have
postponed primary elections and there are new

00:44:12
calls to expand vote by mail options
to protect vulnerable populations and

00:44:18
democratic instructions. The always Brian
Patton has that part of the story primary

00:44:24
elections in Georgia and Louisiana were
to be held in late March and early April

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but officials have postponed the polls
because of the corona virus threat and we

00:44:33
want to protect the health and safety of
our own Louisianians by doing our part to

00:44:38
prevent the spread of this highly infectious
disease the deadly outbreak has forced

00:44:42
schools and businesses to close and the
cancellation of public events as official

00:44:47
seek to contain the virus and by as

00:44:49
a reason against public gatherings have
impacted the presidential campaign Sunday's

00:44:53
Democratic debate between former Vice
President Joe Biden and Vermont Senator

00:44:57
Bernie Sanders was held without an audience
present to ensure polls continue during

00:45:03
the crisis Senator Wong Why didn't

00:45:05
a Democrat from the state
of Oregon has introduced

00:45:07
a bill to expand vote by mail
options in all 50 states

00:45:12
a move voting rights groups have long
advocated through letters although you know

00:45:18
hurt everyone designer this is ironically

00:45:21
a unique opportunity to modernize our
already systems in the getting work better

00:45:27
for every merit currently 34 states and
the District of Columbia offer no excuse

00:45:33
absentee voting by mail some like Washington
and Colorado have eliminated in person

00:45:39
voting completely other states require

00:45:41
a justification for requesting an early
ballot such as conflicting travel or work

00:45:46
schedules as the coronavirus threatens
Democrats and Republicans alike

00:45:51
a safer voting alternative could attract
bipartisan support Brian Padden v.o.a.

00:45:57
News Washington.

00:46:06
Here's some of the other headlines and
stories we're following at the l.a. U.s.

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Health officials say the 1st human trial
has begun to test an experimental

00:46:15
coronavirus vaccine

00:46:17
a scientist's race to find treatments for
the pandemic. Scientists at the Kaiser

00:46:22
Permanente Washington Research Institute
in Seattle gave the 1st shots Monday to

00:46:28
a small group of healthy people the u.s.

00:46:30
National Institutes of Health says the
trial would involve $45.00 healthy adult

00:46:35
volunteers in the ages of 18 and 55 years
old given the experimental vaccine over

00:46:42
a 6 week period. One of the u.s.

00:46:45
Military's largest exercises in Africa has
been cancelled due to the present her

00:46:49
own a virus are already becoming
significantly scaled down last week the u.s.

00:46:55
Africa Command said Monday the
decision to cancel the massive u.s.

00:46:59
Led African lion exercise was made out
of an abundance of caution based on both

00:47:05
international travel restrictions and the
desire to minimize the risk of service

00:47:09
members being exposed to
the virus massive u.s.

00:47:13
Led African lion exercises in Morocco
Tunisia and Senegal are supposed to involve

00:47:18
1300 troops from nations in an effort to
improve military readiness and integration

00:47:26
preparing to combat trans regional.
African lions 2020 has been cancelled

00:47:33
planning continues for 2021 and Amazon
said Monday it needs to hire 100000 more

00:47:39
people across the u.s.

00:47:41
To keep up with

00:47:42
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For all the latest on the coronavirus and
after short lol things are heating up

00:48:09
again in Iraq between the u.s.

00:48:11
And Iranian allied militias carrying out

00:48:14
a new round of attacks against
one another following

00:48:16
a rocket attack on Iraq's Camp Taji last
week. Killed one British soldier and 2

00:48:22
American troops u.s.

00:48:25
Heads with Lee responded with airstrikes
against Hezbollah the pro Iran militia

00:48:31
that it blames for the
attacks the group the u.s.

00:48:36
Claims or the attacks rocket struck the
same base again Saturday the Iraqi military

00:48:41
released a statement criticizing the u.s.

00:48:43
Strikes and Iraq's foreign
minister some of the u.s.

00:48:46
Ambassador to protest what was termed
as American aggression senior analyst

00:48:53
Muhammad Ali discusses these developments
with Colonel David Desroches associate

00:48:58
professor at the Near East South
Asia Center for Security Studies

00:49:02
a real. Rider.

00:49:09
On the United States trying to. Pick

00:49:13
a patient and really try to learn
what they know but to leave here

00:49:20
like you give them to do it as quickly as
possible to do it on your run through the

00:49:24
study in America. And I can tell you that
either Lisa statement that the sizing

00:49:29
this lives and the next foot in Men's
that has some on. The left was

00:49:36
as American as going to Sion what you make
of that you have to realize you know if

00:49:40
you feel ready to go to this not even.
If you're in Baghdad there are elements.

00:49:48
Really well to go around directly the
eastern parts of Baghdad some of which are

00:49:52
paid by the elected government only loyal
to law if you like of the American

00:49:58
strikes which I think the less successful.
They will be pointlessly gamely I should

00:50:04
get but when you look at the. Secular
explosions there were reports.

00:50:12
Police are looking

00:50:12
a little bit scared alongside.
So it gets normal to spec this

00:50:19
one bank. I expect it will be

00:50:21
a lag or cold air I think this also
explains why we haven't seen any additional

00:50:27
American response to the 2nd wave of goal
of missile pirate because we want to be

00:50:32
sure. That I think government was contemplating
complained to the airlines for the

00:50:39
2000 over the tests what should be
done. To all of the Dead Sea Cliff you

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courses and to prevent bullying on
Google and they will as. You know how

00:50:53
can this that looks lose the men that put
it takes to sell it and then just close

00:50:59
your picture figure lying on the heart of
the problem I need Spears to recall the

00:51:04
issues of the United States has already
shown one sort of politically happy to let

00:51:08
you go where you know it's constrained by
law and chain you only want so sorry for

00:51:13
your lack of you're on the other hand does
not want to sell them your lackey want

00:51:17
to lock it so circuit to it that basically
you think the law but. In some parts of

00:51:23
their lack they effectively have situation
under control for evil movement they

00:51:28
want to be filleted of our democratic
process to officially or to give

00:51:32
a lot only only force you know lackey about
consulting with you actually governing

00:51:37
I think that given the extra traditional
nature of some of your wacky emotions then

00:51:44
it's quite possible that you may have to
view your lacky garbage to some extent and

00:51:48
sockets and so we'll see measures like this
but I'm pretty sure that the dialog we

00:51:54
get him privately elected to differ probably
the public statements so you will have

00:51:59
to make him beg because really they
are like. The old before you listen

00:52:06
a little and as soon as
possible you know there's

00:52:08
a priest optional for your long walk
there lark worst thing they can do is to

00:52:13
attack American forces because the us
government particularly President Trump

00:52:18
doesn't want to be seen to be doing anything.
Out of the state of weakness if you

00:52:22
are yours if you learn it
and it. Has the law is

00:52:27
a servant of the law their money and
interests not Iraqi interests if they really

00:52:32
want United States out we should just be
quiet keep their heads and allow us to

00:52:37
lose insurance as we've so much stand
to lose drop the search or sos we need

00:52:43
a caucus on

00:52:43
a prime competitors which are China and
Russia so Uranian strategy here really is

00:52:50
dysfunctional not just in terms of maintaining
peace in Iraq which you are doesn't

00:52:55
really care about but also in terms of
advancing nearly as sure Civitas of the

00:52:59
United States. So I think. For the
next round of retaliation associated

00:53:06
trying to line up for the next 50 be fine
so you can never tell now listening to

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a Jude and Doris Day's piano been enjoying

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a sharp rise in online interest possibly
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home under a run of viruses locked
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