warning people about corona is her new mission. but i'm really worried without social distancing or masks people will. simply get sick here for example there is great controversy about masks but i believe fewer people will fall ill if oaks wear masks i must complete this enormously speaking the nose expresses our desire for self actualization now we're placing a piece of cloth over it and our spokes person our mouths we can no longer practice self actualization we can no longer say what we want just before the simple fact that you know interesting approach but was gonna like to say i don't need to examine all aspects but i want to tell you that when i got ill i was contagious before i went to hospital i was quite logically in quarantine with my children and during that time i wore a mask not one of these a medical mask on these amazing things and i managed not to infect my children. by the kind of my husband had covert i had coded but we protected our kids with these masks and didn't like them should i mistake that i did they are y

the corona viruses that cause the common cold. wouldn't it be great if something positive came out of this pandemic like other vaccines for other coronaviruses for example or even a universal coronavirus vaccine of some kind while that isn't impossible but it's pretty unlikely any time soon with all the resources that we're throwing at a covert 19 vaccine we're learning more every day about sars of 2 but we still have a long way to go in understanding the way that karuna viruses in general evolve and the ways that they're transmitted and we still don't know nearly enough about what's called cross reactivity which is when the weapons your immune system produces to fight one infectious pathogen also work for others that have similar characteristics there's some evidence that cross reactivity in some people might be playing a role in helping badly they get coded 19 or how easily they fight it off but it's all still very speculative one promising avenue of research for example that could help in the development of future of the rotavi

the corona viruses that cause the common cold. wouldn't it be great if something positive came out of this pandemic like other vaccines for other coronaviruses for example or even a universal coronavirus vaccine of some kind while that isn't impossible but it's pretty unlikely any time soon with all the resources that we're throwing at a covert 1000 vaccine we're learning more every day about sars cove 2 but we still have a long way to go in understanding the way that karuna viruses in general evolve and the ways that they're transmitted and we still don't know nearly enough about what's called cross reactivity which is when the weapons your immune system produces to fight one infectious pathogen also work for others that have similar characteristics there's some evidence that cross reactivity in some people might be playing a role in helping badly they get coded 19 or how easily they fight it off but it's all still very speculative one promising avenue of research for example that could help in the development of future coronavir

the number of corona infections is rising and. large groups of people on our list keeping minutes to certain distance often seems impossible. researchers say it can be done. by industry to death strands. this help reduce the spread of the bios to the world today. next. vision loss be combated. i problems are increasing all over the world and the patients are getting younger and younger. doctors and scientists from reese. new treatments come groundbreaking diagnostic procedures to therapy with reprogram stem cells healthy our eyes clear vision. in 45 minutes on d. w. . passionate drama competition wife marketing numbers atmosphere color fight attack intuition love hate money. fans friends fire the stands and fans old to go off on you tube joining us. crowns and busy city spaces have become a problem in times of covered 19. how can we maintain social distancing and get back as far as possible to our own normal lives. d.w. science magazine takes a look. a warm welcome to this edition of tomorrow today.

the corona viruses that cause the common cold. wouldn't it be great if something positive came out of this endemic like other vaccines for other coronaviruses for example or or even a universal coronavirus vaccine of some kind well that isn't possible but it's pretty unlikely any time soon with all the resources that we're throwing at a covert 19 vaccine we're learning more every day about sars cove 2 but we still have a long way to go in understanding the way that karuna viruses in general evolve and the ways that they're transmitted and we still don't know nearly enough about what's called cross reactivity which is when the weapons your immune system produces to fight one infectious pathogen also work for others that have similar characteristics there's some evidence that cross reactivity in some people might be playing a role in how badly they get coded 19 or how easily they fight it off but it's all still very speculative one promising avenue of research for example that could help in the development of future coronavirus vacc

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us with corona virus case loads now equalling or exceeding the peaks last seen in the spring countries in europe are imposing national lockdowns ireland has become the 1st announcing its reactivating its highest level of restrictions prime minister michel martin said all non-essential retailers must close for 6 weeks starting at midnight on wednesday schools be allowed to stay open but bars and restaurants will only be able to serve takeaways then people have been told to stay within 5 kilometers of their home for all but essential purposes. the prime minister appealed to the nation to respect the new measures. i understand and i feel very personally and profoundly the sense of disappointment the feelings of loneliness perhaps even this deep despair that this announcement will bring for many. the days are getting shorter and colder but i ask you to remember remember this even as the winter comes in there is hope and there is light if we pull together over the next 6 weeks we would have the opportunity to celebrate christmas in a meaningful wa

the corona viruses that cause the common cold. wouldn't it be great if something positive came out of this pandemic like other vaccines for other coronaviruses for example or even a universal coronavirus vaccine of some kind well that isn't impossible but it's pretty unlikely any time soon with all the resources that we're throwing at a covert 1000 vaccine we're learning more every day about sars cove to but we still have a long way to go in understanding the way that coronaviruses in general evolved and the ways that they're transmitted and we still don't know nearly enough about what's called cross reactivity which is when the weapons your immune system produces to fight one infectious pathogen also work for others that have similar characteristics there's some evidence that cross reactivity in some people might be playing a role in helping badly they get coded 19 or how easily they fight it off but it's all still very speculative one promising avenue of research for example that could help in the development of future coronavir

people have come here to get tested for corona. through the window i think it's a really nice option doesn't take so much time and it's made the safer than going to of hospitals and sitting in the close space where patients can be sick but here everything everyone is wearing masks and just for the window so i think it's really nice that the doctors ability cuts and runs the practice she's bracing herself for a harsh corona winter with many more patients to deal with. any time you want my advice i don't want to be a prophet of doom and gloom but the numbers are clearly going up we all want to prevent another lockdown so we don't want to have to close the schools again somehow we've got to get through this winter. to prepare for what's coming germany wants to set up more testing stations they would receive people running at a high temperature or with other corona symptoms additionally the public health office which tracks infected people was promised more personnel but that has yet to materialize you step. the politicians have pledge

what about the psychological problems with corona patients and their families it's important to focus of on possible positive outcomes of the situation for example when i get infected by corona that i actually get symptoms it's less likely then that i actually do not get any symptoms even if i have if symptoms of the colon the disease it's more likely that they were just disappear rather than i stay with them but but looking on the bright side of life may be difficult if you're in if the fear of losing your job because of corona what you tell those patients again it's important to focus on things which helps me to stay stable and besides. limiting the time i am dealing with the covert pandemic. i have most most of us have vied to knowledge of what is helpful in stressful situations so it's important to stay was there for example to look after oneself to do positive things which will help food to be stable like reading on seeing a friend also input and it's always helpful to be more active so to do sports or something else and so if i have the opportunity to do some things like that it

is the deadly news live from verb in spain declares a nationwide state of emergency to curb soaring corona virus infections prime minister pedro sanchez says new rules will impose not time curfews and could ban travel between different regions also coming up chile shapes its future voters are deciding whether to keep the constitution created bring me decades of dictatorship or to stop over again after a while the protests demanding change. and lewis hamilton makes formula one history in the studies drama wins the portuguese grand prix to make it 92 career wins overtaking the great michael schumacher. a matter held welcome spain has declared a state of emergency to battle a major resurgence of corona virus cases prime minister pederast sanchez says the country is facing an extreme situation new restrictions will include and night time nationwide curfew and spain's regions will have the power to impose even tighter could slow movement and close regional borders nearly 35000 people have died this. strain is caught in a 2nd wave of the corona virus known leaders are desperate to stop the pande

warning people about corona is her new mission. and i'm really worried without social distancing or masks people will simply get sick here for example there is great controversy about masks but i believe fewer people will fall ill if oaks wear masks to play this enormously speaking the nose expresses our desire for self actualization now we're placing a piece of cloth over it and our spokes person our mouths we can no longer practice self actualization we can no longer say what we want and that's before the simple fact that you know interesting approach but once again i'd like to say i don't need to examine all aspects but i want to tell you that when i got ill i was contagious before i went to hospital i was quite logically in quarantine with my children and during that time i wore a mask not one of these a medical mask these immediately and i managed not to infect my children. by the kind of my husband had coded i had coded but we protected our kids with these masks and didn't like them should i mistake that i wonder if they are

what about the psychological problems with corona patients and their families it's important to focus off on possible positive outcomes of the situation for example when i get infected by corona that i actually get symptoms it's less likely then that i actually do not get any symptoms even if i have if symptoms of the colon the disease it's more likely that they were just disappear rather than i stay with them but looking on the bright side of life may be difficult if you're if the fear of losing your job because of corona what you tell those patients again it's important to focus on things which helps me to stay stable and besides. limiting the time i am dealing with a covert pandemic. i have most most of us have knowledge of what is helpful in stressful situations so it's important to stay the same for example to look after one set of to do positive things which will help food to be stable like reading on seeing a friend. and it's always helpful to be more active so to do sports or something else and so if i have the opportunity to do some things like that it's easier for me to cope

the number of corona infections is rather. large groups of people are listed keeping the necessary distance home from seems impossible. researchers say it can be done. by the flows downstream so. this co-produced the spread of the virus to morrow today. on the. literature in the age of corona. award winning novels. experimenting with an online book fair. and a female poet is awarded literatures highest honor. 20. 30 minutes on d w. look closely. carefully and don't go soon. to do a good. action. to discover the. subscribe to the documentary on you tube. crowds and busy city spaces have become a problem in times of covert 19. how can we maintain social distancing and get back as far as possible to our normal lives. d.w. science magazine takes a look. welcome to this edition of tomorrow today. empty public squares deserted streets and restaurants familiar images the world over. normally these spaces are bustling with people but it's hard to imagine how we could maintain social distancing and stay safe under such circumstances. c

in patients with family members who are infected today shows about the physical long term effects of corona and what the virus does to our psyche and i'm going to need dr under yes based on he's a psychiatrist and he's the head of the department of psychiatry psychosomatic and psychotherapy in 2 clinics in berlin and then he's confronted with the effects of the coronavirus. meeting of thanks for having me today all depressive symptoms sleep disturbance and some people they tend to use small subset so slide out a cohort of a kind of us all. illegal drugs but what we also see a 3rd people who already suffer from severe mental disorders like severe depression of psychosis that they present to hospitals with small servia episodes and do you think that all those episodes are very severe and that that take. rhona pandemic has a severe impact of the psyche of patients at all i think corona has an impact on mental or her fall off all of us and people. in his old school he wrote us in do you think that the number of cases would rise in the future i think i would expect in the future that the cases w

the number of coronas infections is rising. mortgage groups of people are listed keeping the necessary distance from seems impossible. the researchers say it can be done. by the flow of the debt strands. could this help reduce the spread of the biopsy tomorrow today. 30 minutes on doubling. how can a vision loss be combated. eye problems are increasing all over the world and the patients are getting younger and younger. doctors and scientists are researching new treatments from groundbreaking diagnostic procedures the therapy with reprogram stem cells healthy our eyes clear vision. in 75 minutes on d w. how does it feel i don't know. where i come from but all of that it does this go it just like this child is fluid that's a measure of where i am as a boy with. reminds me of home after decades of living in germany china's food is one of the things i miss the most but that taking a step back i see things i need to the difference between now and. then of for a person or a correlation that exists the other part of the board haven't

while the rest of the world struggles with a corona crisis now in its 2nd or even 3rd wave the country where it all began appears to be well on its way to recovery china is reporting daily case numbers in the low 2 digits and its pandemic management appears to be paying off economically china is the only industrialized economy that has seen growth in 2020 but how reliable are the statistics china and the coronavirus from super spreader to economic winner that's our topic. and welcome to to the point we have a great roster of guests to answer that question it's a pleasure to introduce clifford kuhn and he was a foreign correspondent for 15 years in beijing and he says china's success in dealing with the coronavirus shouldn't distract from its. rival and i'm very pleased to welcome our exclude all he's an analyst an expert on china at the german think tank s.w. pete and he says china has been partially successful in gaining international discourse power by revealing an ugly side beijing has failed to profit more significantly from the covert 1000 crisis. and we're very pleased to have wi

while the rest of the world struggles with a corona crisis now in its 2nd or even 3rd wave the country where it all began appears to be well on its way to recovery china is reporting daily case numbers in the low 2 digits and its pandemic management appears to be paying off economically china is the only industrialized economy that has seen growth in 2020 but how reliable are the statistics china and the coronavirus from super spreader to economic winner that's our topic. and welcome to to the point we have a great roster of guests to answer that question it's a pleasure to introduce clifford kuhn and he was a foreign correspondent for 15 years in beijing and he says china's success in dealing with the coronavirus shouldn't distract from its emergence as a challenging strategic rival and i'm very pleased to welcome more it's a little piece an analyst an expert on china at the german think tank s w pete and he says china has been partially successful in gaining international discourse power by revealing an ugly side beaching has failed to profit more significantly from the covert 1000 c

our corona update. from the covert 19 special next on d w. do. small acts can inspire change the people making. the africa fantastic right. join them as they set out to save the environment learn from one another and work together for a better future. many thanks to you all for tuning in africa. on d. w. . the race continues for a corona virus vaccine still the highest hopes of treating infections from the medicines that already exist approved for other diseases or in development. it's called repurpose saying. you want to go with the things they do know that such is. not totally if that is helpful so you want to go with drugs like that. experimental antibodies that are available it's important to know at what stage a treatment is most effective medicines helpful early on when the infection is mild or there are no breathing problems could be ineffective or harmful to a patient with severe pneumonia. big pharma firms continue to scour their portfolios for possible solutions the world has never faced a pandemic of these proportions in a moment i'll

our corona update. 19 special next on d w. climate change. most of us. see. what ideas do they have for the future. for megacities the melting give us a clue. distance is almost impossible in an overcrowded slum. the world bank says over a 1000000000 people face a high risk of the coronavirus due to substandard living conditions in other informal settlements like in brazil. the population here is very high it's believed according to our weekly experience that the contamination index on the positive index are high. the united nations is a highly susceptible to covert 19. on availability of clean water sanitation housing and other basic necessities. welcome to the show i'm been physical and in berlin for the 1st time in history more people now live in urban areas than rural communities and population growth is expected to take place almost exclusively in the world cities and towns a fast pace of. leading to a growing number of slums. conditions and overcrowding make them much more vulnerable to the spread of a disease. asia is home to the world's largest. stand

we all have to suffer in corona at times because we have to keep our distance so we cannot cuddle and cuddling is so important not only for the skin. touching and being touched are vital to good health a simple touch can come astound strengthen our immune system and enhanced our sense of well being but how. touch causes a change in our top most skin layers intense touch like an embrace activates several 1000000 tactile receptor those receptor sent electrical signals through the nervous system to the brain. that has an effect on brain activity producing neurotransmitters and hormones. those chemical messengers travel through the bloodstream to every part of the body where they get to work our heart rate slows and blood pressure sinks our breathing also slows anxiety is reduced along with stress hormone levels. and our immune system also gets a boost. if we're touch deprived we miss out on those vital responses and we have less of the hormone oxytocin which is involved in human bonding. into our we humans bond through physical touch untucked stimulation and you could think of oxytocin a

while the rest of the world struggles with a corona crisis now in its 2nd or even 3rd wave the country where it all began appears to be well on its way to recovery china is reporting daily case numbers in the low 2 digits and its pandemic management appears to be paying off economically china is the only industrialized economy that has seen growth in 2020 but how reliable are the statistics china and the coronavirus from super spreader to economic winner that's our topic. and welcome to to the point we have a great roster of guests to answer that question it's a pleasure to introduce clifford kuhn and he was a foreign correspondent for 15 years in beijing and he says china's success in dealing with the coronavirus shouldn't distract from its emergence as a challenging strategic rival and i'm very pleased to welcome our it's google's he's an analyst an expert on china at the german think tank s w p and he says china has been partially successful in gaining international discourse power by revealing an ugly side beijing has failed to profit more significantly from the covert 1000 crisis.

hour corona updates. from the coded 19 special next on d w actually written or just shows number but it shows. the smart way to kill. a strong testing regime plays a key role in slowing the spread of covert 19 but getting tested can be a major challenge. c and then waiting for the results the sample has to get to the lab and back that can take up to 4 days that is much too long to stop a pandemic and. several nations are developing rapid tests that turn out results within minutes. but experts are concerned about their accuracy c. well no one wants to be ushered into a full sense of security thinking they haven't got the corona virus but spreading it and it's a pain to think you do have it when you do it and go to all the trouble of total quarantine that's why these new rapid tests could be a blessing but could they also be a curse. as a journalist i meet quite a lot of people and some of them maybe corona positive so today i want to try out the new antigen test. for why they're really good and i would lik

we can't quarantine people to protect them from the corona virus. so they've got to work to feed their families we would need support from relief agencies in our town but no one has shown up and even the given . hundreds of thousands of people have sought refuge in the sprawling campus of northern euclid province here 2 conditions are palling but there's at least some support from relief organizations. hamas maturely man is among those who desperately need that support a year ago his house was destroyed in an air raid one of his sons was killed achmet lost both legs he's grateful for the tent they were given but he's anxious about the winter that lies ahead. so right away and i'm disabled and i can't walk at all. we've got no income nothing at all. homage says his wife left him because she could no longer bear the gloom and the misery in the tent since then his sister has been looking after him and her 3 children they've never known anything but war never been to school. so what does the future hold how can they possibly keep going what will they do

combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour carona update. covert 19 special and next on d w the 2020 u.s. election on g.w. . here in atlanta georgia we're looking at an issue that voting rights groups say is that big problem voter suppression making it harder for some people to vote and with many georgians already casting their ballot the stakes are high. we have that story for you today and you know you see. the coronavirus pandemic has exposed the divisions in our societies. time and again we see the economic background effects the likelihood of one catching cold 19 people from less wealthy communities are more likely to have jobs that put them in harm's way. working from home meanwhile is mostly the preserve of white collar employees or members of society to the face more risk of exposure living in tight quarters and finding distance. luxury. existing health problems also make the coronavirus more dangerous to the poorer parts of society. so what can be done to close the gap how can we

warning people about corona is her new mission. but i'm really worried without social distancing or masks people will simply get sick here for example there's great controversy about masks but i believe fewer people will fall ill if oaks wear masks to play this enormously speaking the nose expresses our desire for self actualization now we're. i think a piece of cloth over it and our spokes person with our mouths we can no longer practice self actualization we can no longer say what we want to for the simple fact that you know interesting approach but was a god i like to say i don't need to examine all aspects but i want to tell you that when i got ill i was contagious before i went to hospital i was right logically in quarantine with my children. during that time i wore a mask not one of these a medical mask these amazing things and i managed not to infect my children. by thinking of my husband had code that i had coded but we protected our kids with these masks and didn't like them should i mistake that i bought it they are you s

the corona update code 19 special. monday to friday on d w. this week on the world stories. the us why evangelicals vote for trump. belgium a grandson mourns his grandfather we begin in syria and the rebel stronghold of its lips but there's been a cease fire for more than 6 months despite this the assad regime is increasing its airstrikes on the region many civilians now fear a renewed escalation. even when he's making t. plain sparta has ains focuses on the job not to missing a military plane taking off from the bases controlled by the. saturation. we can listen into the pilots radio communications and find out his destination so we know where the bombs might fall to look i do this work for civilians if we can warn them we can save lives. as soon as he spots anything saying warrants local civilians hospital sent 1st responders using radio and other networks. he says the number of air raids on each has risen significantly in recent weeks although the ceasefire agreement is still in effect. there's growing concern that assad and his forces are set to launch a new offensive al

a whole bunch of anti lock down activists far right campaigners corona deny is. vox's all people who have been on happy with the way the german government has handled the corona pandemic of being out on to the streets of the so than german city of constance there are parts of a group that call themselves the lateral think is usually the demonstrations have taken place here in berlin they chose the southern city for their large demonstration this time around there was a small scale outing here in the german capital on friday evening though around 200 people came out to that they say that the measures that have been put in place by the government designed to stop the spread of the coronavirus breach numerous parts of the german constitution reports coming in from the scene say that it was very peaceful demonstration there is no major incidents reported by the police anyway so far brought these people out there to say get rid of the anti corona measures that's not going to wash with german chancellor angela merkel she says these measures at the stake here leave the

the corona viruses that cause the common cold. wouldn't it be great if something positive came out of this endemic like other vaccines for other coronaviruses for example or or even a universal coronavirus vaccine of some kind while that isn't impossible but it's pretty unlikely anytime soon with all the resources that we're throwing at a covert 19 vaccine we're learning more every day about sars cove 2 but we still have a long way to go in understanding the way that coronaviruses in general evolved and the ways that they're transmitted and we still don't know nearly enough about what's called cross reactivity which is when the weapons during the unit system produces to fight one infectious pathogen also work for others that have similar characteristics there's some evidence that cross reactivity in some people might be playing a role in helping badly they get coded 19 or how easily they fight it off but it's all still very speculative one promising avenue of research for example that could help in the development of future corona

i'm sorry kelly walked into the program at the number of confirmed corona virus cases worldwide has passed 40000000 with well over 1000000 deaths the u.s. brazil and india are reporting the highest numbers europe also facing a surge in cope with 19 infections with record daily highs in many countries here's a look at how the situation has evolved here on march 1st this year health departments across europe registered for hug. and one new cases testing of course was limited so actual numbers could have been much higher but you can see a clear trend of rising infections here in the spring peaking at the end of april early may by then most of europe was in lockdown and you can see the impact of that with new infections dropping to a low point in made july but since then numbers have been creeping up again as we can see at the very end of that line since august on friday more than 137000 cases were registered across europe now one of the european countries struggling to cope with the pandemic is belgium hospital admissions of coronavirus patients there have doubled in the past week and the gov

but their hometown st truth was hit early and hard by the corona virus we had 53 people. who had to enter the hospital and we only had bets for 20 people but luke was already hospitalized failing fast he said if i don't make it please take good care of the child he didn't make it on march 23rd luke became seen truants 1st corona death janine their daughter's nella elaine and lorenzo didn't even get to see goodbye. now that really hot. it struck was really all. 6 months later same treatment has the infection rate under control with strict measures father room 10 and says now inhabitants need to heal it's important that we share. with each other what we feel what we want or are and she and charlotte too but also or the good things may or head and decided to create a space for that a corner of a city park is now a memorial. for the memorial dedication september 13th lorenzo was asked to commemorate his beloved grandfather he told his mom nellie he was too afraid to look at life they were again to laugh at me. but lorenzo changed his mind and wrote a letter. even. your grandp

combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour corona update. 19 special next on d w happiness fears for everyone schuman penises are very different from primates you know we have a totally ridiculous the size view nature david and this is climate change crisis sex how to improve books you get smarter for free you know we've got hundreds of. a double epidemic is coming as coated cases rise and influenza wave is heading to the northern hemisphere what if you get don't fit the same time. the coronavirus is already new territory its combination with influenza equally unknown. winter will be. challenge. and the big problem we're facing is that cove it can look a lot like flu but that's going to create a lot of problems for our hospitals so one of the most important things we can do is to prevent flu in our community and one of most important tools we have is the flu vaccine whether it impacts the behavior of the coronavirus is another thing but a flu vaccination could narrow the diagnostic options

warning people about corona is her new mission. and i'm really worried without social distancing or masks people will simply get sick here for example there is great controversy about masks but i believe fewer people will fall ill if oaks wear masks i must complete this enormously speaking the nose expresses our desire for self actualization now we're placing a piece of cloth over it and our spokes person our mouths we can no longer practice self actualization as we can no longer say what we want of the simple fact that you know interesting approach but once again i'd like to say i don't need to examine all aspects but i want to tell you that when i got ill i was contagious before i went to hospital i was logically in quarantine with my children and during that time i wore a mask not one of these a medical mask these immediately and i managed not to infect my children. by the kind of my husband had coded i had coded but we protected our kids with these masks and didn't like them we should just take a lot of it they are you sure tha

the corona up to. 19 special. monday to friday on d w. this is some top story a stubborn rice farmer from thailand. his problem tests. his credo no chemical. plant is true and. step. 3. students are. training successful. starts october 1st 2 w. . vice presidential candidates mike pence one couple harris have now battled it out in a debate that restored some dignity to the us election process it's a contrast to last week's a bruising or fad which would not donald trump and joe biden but did they shift the needle of public opinion in the guy's favor. and this is the day.

hour corona update. covert 19 special next on d w. a there i'm david and this is climate change brags that sex. happiness concrete books. for your. children smarter birth free books on. they're our best friends and very old friends indeed there's evidence that humans began to domesticate dogs some 30000 years ago long before we tamed the horse or started keeping livestock. and this is the nose that always knows the dogs the sense of smell is about a 1000000 times better than that of humans dogs also inhale up to $300.00 times per minute in short breaths that means they're all factory cells are constantly supplied with new odor particles and it's because of that amazing organ that dogs are being brought into the frontline in the fight against corona virus. welcome to this studio where you covered 19 special on rob what's in berlin it's great to have you with us we know that testing is crucial to trying to control coronavirus millions of people the world over have already received a swab to the mouth or nose in the name of stopping its

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us the number of confirmed corona virus cases worldwide has passed 40000000 with well over a 1000000 deaths the u.s. brazil and india are reporting the highest numbers europe is also facing a surge in coded 19 infections with record daily highs in many countries let me give you a quick overview of how the situation has developed on march 1st this year health departments across europe registered 401 new cases keep in mind that testing was not as widespread then as it is now so actual numbers could have been much higher but you can see a clear. trend of rising daily infections in the spring peaking at the end of april and early may well by then most of europe was in lockdown and you can see the effect of that here with new infections dropping to a low point in mid july but since the numbers have been creeping up again with new cases rising steadily since august on friday more than 137000 daily cases were registered across europe well one of the european countries struggling to cope with the pandemic is belgium hospital admissions of coronavi

our corona update. from the coded 19 special next on d w. can you hear me now yes yes we can hear you and how last year's gentlemen's hearts that we bring you back or if you've never had to have surprise yourself with what is possible who is magical really what moves back and what. who talked to people who follows her along the way admirers and critics alike how is the world's most powerful woman shaping public if they join us from eccles last stop. a strong testing regime plays a key role in slowing the spread of covert 19 but getting tested can be a major challenge. and then waiting for the results the sample has to get to the lab and back that can take up to 4 days that is much too long to stop a pandemic and. several nations a developing rapid tests that turn out results within minutes. c that experts are concerned about their accuracy. c and no one wants to be ushered into a false sense of security thinking they haven't got the corona virus but spreading it and it's a pain to think you do have it when you don't go to all the trouble of

finding a long term solution also coming up germany tightens restrictions in big cities ouster a surge in corona virus infections chancellor angela merkel warns tough action is needed to stop the pendent makes spiralling out of control and is it rough play or revenge we look at what's behind a series of orca attacks on sailboats off the coast of spain. welcome to the program. at noon local time the air raid sirens fell silent and nagorno-karabakh armenia and azerbaijan have agreed a ceasefire in the disputed territory after talks brokered by russia hundreds of people have been killed in heavy fighting between the former soviet states it was the biggest escalation in the long running conflict since the 1990 s. . a new group. of the rent child. forced to take refuge in a school. who is just one of several azerbaijani families who fled here from nearby villages there are scaping heavy fighting near the border of not going to karabakh that's torn that lives apart. in the mess we have cash in the gulf as we have children we were forced to come here but we go back and forth even if they destroy our ho

combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour carona updates. with 19 special next on d w. passionate drama competition wife marketing numbers atmosphere by intuition 8. 1000000 fans trans fat spam. because we sort. of. took off on you tube joining us. a month to see show folk all that noise no one is safe from cup at 19 no one is safe until we're all safe from it even those who conquer the virus within their own borders prisoners within those borders until it's conquered everywhere so long as new is germany's president franklin to shine my at the opening of the annual world health summit because of the pandemic this year wild leaders county science politics and business i'm eating her actually the corona virus is straining the response to the many health crises which already exist. is still the leading infectious disease it infects around $10000000.00 a year and kills about one and a half 1000000. african countries like fall behind the world in the fight against tb and malaria too which kill

combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour carona update. 19 special and next on d w. it was the 1st international tribunal in. the trials. 75 years ago a high ranking officers of the nazi regime were indicted by the allied forces. they were the 1st war criminals to be held accountable for their crimes. our 2 part series. in the dark starts nov 12th on d w. a double epidemic is coming as covert cases rise and influenza wave is heading to the northern hemisphere what if you get both at the same time. the corona virus is already new territory it's combination with influenza equally unknown. winter will be a challenge. and the big problem we're facing is that cove it can look a lot like flu but that's going to create a lot of problems for our hospitals and so one of the most important things we can do is to read flu in our community and where the most important. we have is the flu vaccine whether it impacts the behavior of the coronavirus is another thing but a flu vaccination could narrow th

warning people about corona is her new mission. but i'm really worried without social distancing or masks people will simply get sick here for example there's great controversy about masks but i believe fewer people will fall ill if oaks wear masks this enormously speak. the nose expresses our desire for self actualization now we're placing a piece of cloth over it and our spokes person with our mouths we can no longer practice self actualization we can no longer say what we want. the simplified that you know interesting approach but once again i'd like to say i don't need to examine all aspects but i want to tell you that when i got ill i was contagious before i went to hospital i was quite logically in quarantine with my children. during that time i wore a mask not one of these a medical mask on these immediately and i managed not to infect my children. by the kind of my husband had code that i had coded but we protected our kids with those masks and didn't like them we should just take them on they did they are you sure that's s

combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour corona. 19 special next on d w. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when will. we just threw the topics covered and the weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like any information on the phone a library or any other science topic we should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at. slash science. they're our best friends and very old friends indeed there's evidence that humans began to domesticate dogs some 30000 years ago long before we tamed the horse or started keeping livestock. and this is the nose that always knows the dog's sense of smell is about a 1000000 times better than that of humans dogs also inhale up to $300.00 times per minute in short breaths that means they're all factory cells are constantly supplied with new odor particles and it's because of that amazing organ that dogs are being brought into the frontline in the fight against corona virus. welcome to

the corona up to. 19 special on. monday to friday on d.-day. every 2 seconds person is forced to flee their home. the consequences into sastra so our documentary series displaced depicts traumatic humanitarian crises from the world. fuck a thing we don't have i don't think i didn't go to university to kill people. being a pain. people feel for their lives their future so they seek refuge abroad but what will become of us who stay behind. displaced starts october 16th on g.w. . just 3 weeks until election day in the united states this was supposed to be done would trump selection to lose despite the hundreds of thousands who have lost their lives to cohabit night team well that all changed 2 weeks ago when the coronavirus turned the president positive his reelection chances negative tonight trump is once again campaigning once again denying the dangers of the.

our corona update. with 19 special next on d w. i want to on official estimates more than 1200000 venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. i'd return to. visit friends i don't think i'd ever go back there to live where i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. witness global news that matters. made for mines. these are the doctors and nurses at the frontline. the 2nd wave is here. spain's capital madrid is europe's new coronavirus hotspot but medical staff say they're ready. to be. truly sharpened our treatment here we have more experience in what to do and when to do it. that we don't. seem to intensive care as soon as possible. and if need be we're putting them on ventilators earlier than usual so. there's some good news the speed of new infections in spain is waning but that could change. whatever the case madrid is back under lockdown a great deal of europe is reintroducing restrictions as infection spike is imposing a curfew from saturday nights of the city and now hotspots in germany daily coronavirus cases

we are before corona level and therefore industry and politicians we have to take her hands together politicians companies and the trade unions and germany must work together in order to everything that can prevent production from being moved out of germany and a virtual further job cuts to corona martin the automotive sector is going through deep changes towards the mobility now electric engines are likely to provide less work for supply companies particularly small entities could be very hard hit what are they to do. well i mean we are in the middle of a transformation process and therefore companies have to transform the events of. that they are in the middle of a transformation process but of course we have to distinguish is a supplier for example that is very much focused on a specific technology is it very much focused on the combustion engine or is it so supply in different areas that for example he produces a product that is also used in cars that are battery electric we as a german industry are convinced that the transformation process is not only battery electric cars we ha

combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour carona updates. coded 19 special next on d w. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and threaten we'll. consider through the topics covered in the weekly radio show it's called spectrum if you would like any information on the crown of virus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcast can also find us at dot com slash science. a double epidemic is coming as covert cases rise and influenza wave is heading to the northern hemisphere what if you get both at the same time. the corona virus is already in your territory it's a combination with influenza equally unknown. winter will be a challenge. and the big problem we're facing is that cold it can look a lot like flu at ascot. create a lot of problems for hospitals so one of the most important things we can do is to provide flu in our community and one of most important tools we have is the flu vaccine whether it impacts the behavi

the vote to research center in the disappears is registered karuna the 2nd russian vaccine against corona virus. a live loud to maria financial let's find out more maria good to see you what's known so far about this new potential vaccine against corona virus. well 1st of all let me tell you that it is quite impressive growth russia 1st in the world registers 2nd vaccine against what w.h.o. calls public enemy number 2 phases one and 2 are now behind and we heard that he was success meaning that the drug is safe and the phase 3 is about to kick off to study whether the vaccine is effective we hear that $40000.00 volunteers are expected to take part and for that purpose 60000 doses of the vaccine this new vaccine. expected to be produced very very soon well it is interesting that normally all 3 stages of the human trials of clinical trials of the vaccine should be completed it's far from normal of the world we have been living in since winter so registration procedures have been a little bit changed slightly adjusted i have said i have to say for this new reality well the corona vaccine dev