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moreover, anyone in taiwan can access the internet without censorship, so it's no surprise that taiwan boasts one of the most free online environments in the world, ahead of other democracies like germany and even the united states. that's according to freedom house. participation is effective offline, too and student-led protesters who objected to a proposed trade agreement with china took to the street and even occupied parliament. they were successful. the deal was abandoned. taiwan's covid response boosted public trust in the government even further. its population of 24 million had only 16,000 cases. compare that to another island with a similar population, australia, where covid cases are more than five times that number. the economist intelligence unit report a type "a" strategy for the government to avoid the kinds of restrictions that hampered civil liberties in so many other countries, but for all its achievements this democracy is conditional. though self-governing, taiwan is not technically a sovereign state. just across the strait is china which claims taiwan is part of it

taiwan. when questioned about china and the uk's position with china's assertiveness, borisjohnson position with china's assertiveness, boris johnson skated position with china's assertiveness, borisjohnson skated around boris johnson skated around questions. borisjohnson skated around questions. to that when he simply said at the uk would uphold international law. i think what was interesting here was that he was talking about the importance of working with partners, like—minded partners, countries that wanted to defend democracy, that wanted to defend democracy, that wanted to defend open trading nature of the indo pacific region, the vital sort of security and trade interests there. in the context of afghanistan, talking about here the importance of maintaining some of those values. he was then asked if this would harm nato, the commitment to defence and security and the structure is closer to home? and the posture against russia? there he said no. absolutely clearly he thought this woul

if china gets taiwan it is operating in central pacific. in a way almost world war ii in the pacific, it matters if you are in japan or philippines, and you say americans have backed down. the kiwi have to find a way to defend taiwan with how deep our interests are. steve: what should we do? >> we should really make sure we have, denial defense and stop doing almost everything else. at the end of the day is about defeating the i was talking about. it is a low standard, think britain 1940, we may not win the war in the end but it will be enough. steve: wow. there you are. really appreciate you bringing this to our attention. thank you for watching, stay tuned for nancy grace somewhere, the murdaugh >> approximately i think it is about 10,000 or so 12,000 could it be even higher? >> could be even higher. it is monday september 27th, a shocking admission by the biden administration, the vast majority of haitians camping out in del rio texas set free in the united states. and that number is expected to go higher. plus democrats are heading for

so one intimidated and forced change from within taiwan. but that's not something the next few weeks. basically, we're looking at a very dangerous period right now to answer your question bluntly, scotty, the possibility of some sort of miscalculation or some sort of, perhaps a fighter pilot mistaking something for aggressive action, firing back or some sort of tactical level confrontation that isn't intended by either side is a very, very real possibility. in fact, that may these ones, the one thing that china wants to test. well, and that's the thought of, you know, the, another reason why i hear people all the time. so this is why the us got involved. they wanted to stop something. let's just say china is able to get to want to submit, will china to stop with taiwan or will they continue to try to grow their sphere of influence by taking on the next country? well, whether they get, we'll get china. taiwan to submit i want isn't going to do voluntarily join china that isn't going to happen. certainly not in the very near term. the alterna

we have the taiwan relationship act that allows the united states to sell weapons to taiwan and other things but most of our obligationsns are those that have been passed down from administration to administration.. the six assurances and a number of other items that have really been state department generated. >> jesse: okay, good. that gives me a sense of relief that biden is not going to have to go in there and go crazy but the problemd. is joe biden could go crazy at any time. you don't know who he's capable of, who is making the decisions for him, if he's even making his own decisions, so china in taiwan, in the straits, how he has dealt with our allies and enemies throughout the world so far., we burned nato just to get out on biden's timeline, so they are testing us. what are the implications? >> thehe implications are that taiwan will do something that might accidentally devolve into conflict. but i think russia, iran, their terrorist outlines are going to take advantage of it, so basically what we are talking about is the next world war. >> jesse: so the iranians, i am sure,

will we see china move into taiwan? this has been talked for some time and now we are looking at military jets there. senator: so, maria, i have said for a long time that i think china is the single greatest geopolitical threat facing the united states for the next century and one -- we talked a minute ago about the consequences of afghanistan and the disaster of the failure of biden's weakness, every enemy across the globe saw the weakness and they took the measure. xi in china is watching how america behaves and they are taking on the man in oval office and i believe that the chinese amphibious assault on taiwan has increased in the last month because xi has looked at bidened and xi made the determination that biden is too weak and too unable to do anything that this is now a ripe opportunity for china to move militarily on taiwan. if that happens, that would be utterly disastrous but weakness invites aggression. the way you protect taiwan and i think we should absolutely protect taiwan is you protect it through stren

they have never accepted taiwan as an independent state. they would like it to come back under chinese rule, and they will do that one way or another. whether that means an actual military invasion, certainly there are signs, they have carried out aggressive acts such as penetrating taiwan security airspace and making threatening moves. but there is no indication they are planning that imminently. ♪ ros: next, we turn to france because around 3000 health workers have been suspended because they haven't gotten themselves vaccinated against covid. the new rule came into force wednesday. it made vaccination mandatory for 2.7 billion health, care home and fire service staff. the french health ministry said thursday, most of these suspensions are temporary. they went on to say they are going to get jabbed because they see the vaccination mandate is a reality. here is more for our world affairs correspondent. reporter: it wasn't the european -- first european country to insi on health care workers getting vaccinated. italy did it in the spring.

taiwan coming out with the rate decision. flat on the curve. central banks speaking out about evergrande. here is the latest we heard. >> the evergrande situation seems very particular to china. there's not a lot of direct the u.s. exposure. chinese banks are not tremendously exposed. >> while we must monitor carefully for a spillover effect, at this point, i don't see this developing into a global crisis. >> various potential in the capital markets and bond markets. we have to stay close to that. rishaad: 110 billion yuan of liquidity. the uncertainty surrounding the property developers of evergrande, of course. the end of quarter tightening, as well. let's get to stephen engle. we wait for the dollar bond. >> the liquidity of injection, the end of quarter, also what happens at the end of the quarter, the weeklong holiday. giving a boost to sentiment. weakened by the evergrande situation. waiting for news on the dollar bond payment due today. some clarity from the company saying that they have negotiated a resolution. they don't know if it is

a tie pay should be ging attack as tensions build over the taiwan strait. the islands population of $23000000.00 are holding their breath and hoping the status quo will be maintained. katrina, you are the 0 paging in india activist, say the closure of schools under the pandemic restrictions is forcing war children into work. now, a magazine produced by children is highlighting the problem. here is elizabeth brought them reports from the state of utah dash these are the youngest journalists and the city officials are bob. they're working on the next edition of the unique magazine, bob vonny, but your key are vase of the voice of children is a magazine by and for young people about child labor. and they've right. i make the man, the stories that we write for the magazine are all related to children and inform readers about the reality of our town. when we share these stories with government officials, it helps them understand the difficulties that children face. the dia, 14 year old harmony, has been contributing to the magazine for 2 years. she lives in an i

it's lighter jets, breach taiwan air force defense zone on an almost daily basis. chinese analysts say type pays combat capabilities, cannot stand up, debate ging, ever since. the beginning of the 19 sixty's china mainland already had sufficient military power to take over to one by force. china has decided not to do that. and even today, china is still talking about peaceful unification. president susan king, however, has not ruled out taking the island by 4 pages has removed the term limits on his rule, and many here believed he wants to make reunification with taiwan a part of his personal legacy. ty, one has been given separately since the chinese civil war in the 1940s. washington stance of strategic ambiguity means there is no guarantee it will aid type pay should be ging attack as tensions build over the taiwan strait. the islands population of $23000000.00 are holding their breath and hoping the status quo will be maintained. katrina, you are the 0 paging. the european union has unveiled plans to boost the block from military capabilities, the collapse of the african government

they're going to be a nuclear weapon state basically indefinitely. taiwan, the most significant annual military drills are underway. the week long military exercise includes life fire drills and computerized war scenarios to test the nations. combat readiness in the event of an invasion by china. katrina, you reports from beijing, taiwanese fighter debt circle disguise, before landing to quickly refuel and take off again. democratically sell fruit island is conducting military exercises to prepare for a potential assault like chinese bosses. aging, continue to my one, its own territory. it says, unification is inevitable. the taiwanese leader saying, when disagrees, she says the island isn't independence state and has rejected china's one country to systems proposal. i think it is that the intention of the taiwanese authority to send a speak note to the chinese autocracy that they would not surrender or would not be pressure to go back to their negotiation table. whatever unification. cy has made modernizing time once military a priority. much of the force relies on equipment provided

a type pay should be ging attack as tension build over the taiwan strait. the islands population of $23000000.00 are holding their breath and hoping the status quo will be maintained. katrina, you are the 0 paging. a former casa, the military command isn't called to face war crime charges. fairly mystifies the keys of the murder, torture call treatment, an arbitrary detention of civilians during the $990.00 conflicts with severe. it is the 1st trial to be heard in the course of a special chambers on each box cord setup in the netherlands in 2015 excerpts from a new book, shutting more life on former us president donald trump last days and office and claimed america's highest ranking military officer mark, milly was so worried that trump could begin a war with china. he put secret safeguards in place. a book by the veteran would get report, and bob woodward says, molly, call this chinese counterpart twice. the washington post and cnn say he wanted to make assurances that there wouldn't be any us attack freeform. a us intelligence officials have admitted prov

a tie pay should be ging attack as tensions build over the taiwan strait. the islands population of $23000000.00 are holding their breath and hoping the status quo will be maintained . katrina, you out a 0 paging. a 9 activists and politicians in hong kong have been jailed for up to 10 months. they were arrested for taking part in a band candlelight vigil last year. commemorating the piano min square massacre in all 12 people pleaded guilty to taking part 3 were given suspended sentences. police cold off the annual vigil in 2020 for the 1st time in 3 decades. so i think corona vars concerns the critic say was part of the crack down in force. since beijing impose the national security, australia's largest city is easing some restrictions 3 months of being put into locked down 12. some of the sydney will no longer be on the curfew. other rules will remain in place though until the vaccination, right. in the state of new south wales, which is 70 percent, australia is struggling with a 3rd wave of infections that hit its 2 largest cities, sydney, and melbourne,

has recalled it's ambassador to china following a dispute with china over taiwan. in july, lithuania became the 1st european union member to allow taiwan to set up an office under its own name rather than chinese type. k, which is often used by other countries facing, reacted angrily by recalling its ambassador china views self governing taiwan as part of its territory in the european union and astra seneca have reached the deal to end a legal battle over the slow deliveries of code with 1900 vaccine shots. the pharmaceutical giant will now deliver 300000000 doses by march next year as agreed a year ago. that you accused astrazeneca of acting in bad faith when it provided doses to the u. k. from plants in europe before fulfilling orders for the block. the columbia health ministry has said the new covered 1900 strain new has spread to 43 countries and regions. the variance, which is 1st identified in the country in january, is being closely monitored by the world health organization. according to the health ministry, 39 percent of the confirm cases under treatment w

actually get involved militarily and defensive taiwan. and it directly think this could potentially lead to a full war between the u. s. and china. once again considering the environment that we're in after the last few weeks. absolutely. do what we're looking here at here as a potential failure of deterrence. the might of the united states is now in question, or rather, the political will of american leadership to use that mike is now it's in question . so when deterrence fails, enemies, you know, address adversaries. become aggressive an attack and then you have a war, or then at least you have probably conflicts here. so the chinese are seeking to exploit this and if america continues to back down, they will be come increasingly more aggressive. and they will continue to work to further hollow out, tie one from the inside because then to china will be able to say tied to tie one. hey, you want to do this easy way, or you want to do this the hard way. well, there's another thing i've got to ask for, i have you on here that i think that

then preparing for a potential attack, taiwan puts its forces through the military places. the drills. california is governor, offends of the challenge to remove him from office to the us. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways booted world's best airline of 2021. hello, there are bon soon rains. really doing a number across northern areas of india also through goods, right? so i'll take a breakdown ground level right off the bat. this is in the india and states of good route where we have seen more than 500 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours cars just being swept away there. i think our problem spots as we head towards thursday will be the pradesh months of protest, shadow scar. and if we look toward good wrap, will actually start to see those rains peter out. but we know it will take time for water levels to go down. now around the be a band gall, we have some heavy falls for coastal sections of bangladesh and a solid band of brain. still for disha southeast asia. it's our usual storms come in and go in, but we'

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of course, there is the . issue of taiwan. the self-governing issue of taiwan. the self—governing island which china says it is part of mainland china and should one day be reclaimed. does this potentially put misunderstandings, miss calculations about taiwan onto a high—level? i calculations about taiwan onto a high-level?— high-level? i don't think so. i think this _ high-level? i don't think so. i think this is — high-level? i don't think so. i think this is really _ high-level? i don't think so. i think this is really about - high-level? i don't think so. i - think this is really about australia having the ability defend itself. if you want —— if you went back five years ago, most israelis would not have supported this kind of nuclear powered submarine, they would not have thought it was necessary, but because china has been so threatening, notjust to do taiwan, but in other countries, and using various forms of coercion, i think many australians now feel like they need more capability, but this is not capability for australia, to defend taiwan,

1st european union member to allow taiwan to set up an office under its own name rather than chinese type pe, which is often used by other countries. beijing reacted angrily by recalling its ambassador china views self governing taiwan as part of its territory. the democratic republic of congo says it once, compensation after diamond mind li killed at least 12 people. the spill in late july is thought to have come from the waste water dam of neighboring and goal is largest, diamond reserve, the official se polluted attributes of the congo river, making thousands of people, those, all the headlines risky, it'll is next. it shows the world and change the us forever, but after a vengeful war and africanist on how much has changed and at what cost? al jazeera looks back on 20 years since the $911.00 attacks. yes. ah, i use use use the uses is on a mission. he has to set up a lumber camp before nightfall. the house, his delivering will become home for him and other woodcut is deep in borneo rain forest. among his many challenges, the unpredictable terrain. the i don't know why no. the the

therefore, if china joined or c p a, t p, p i had of taiwan power the way on danger taiwan application. for their part, the chinese ministry of foreign affairs responded quickly to taiwan bid stressing the current diplomatic state of the island. don't. you know, there's only one china in the world and one region is an inalienable part of china . the one china principal, the basic norm of international relations and a universal census of the international community firmly opposed to any official context between i want and other countries as well as ty, one's accession to any agreements or organizations that are of an official major china decision to apply to the pacific trade body comes as a nation, has thought to gain a bigger role on the world stage as the united states has yet to strike up any international agreements during the vitamin ministration and time now for a quick break. but when we come back, the federal reserve has an update on his plans to create a digital currency. well, take a look at what they're telling the public now and what we can expect in the months to come next

now, i want sugar on the south china sea, taiwan and hong kong, china. the position is clear to us and most really are colluding with each other. and for selfish geopolitical gains are smearing china, their interfering and chinese domestic affairs. as facts of proven china, not only a major engine for economic development and the region is also for stability and peace. china development represents a force for peace in the world and the regions development, katrina, you in beijing says china feel the alliance will cause error versus damage. all relations between by doing camera are in very bad shape. and analysts that i've spoken to here says that this really is the nail in the coffin, that if there was any opportunity for the relationship to improve this really close that often, we do expect the relationship to remain frosty, for at least some years to come and china's relationship with these other countries through the u. s. and the car also worsening. china has repeated its rebuke. of this security packed accused these 3 countries of harboring a cold w

john wants to know, is taiwan semi ready for a breakout? >> it sure is, at least that's what i see, meaning we know this was a great winner in fact, taiwan semi is some 20% of the entire taiwan stock exchange index a great sell-off and now there's a lot of authority to this sort of 125 level good relative strength day to day, week over week. play for the breakout. >> tony, what's your take on tsm? >> yeah. so i like the range that it's currently trading in when i look at the business itself, i don't really see a compelling reason for the breakout just yet. if you look at revenue growth, it's very steady eps is ticking up a little bit last quarter i don't particularly think it's ready to break out just yet but i do think it's prime for a breakout i would be a little patient because i think this could trade in a range for a little bit longer before you actually see that breakout. >> mike, your thoughts on taiwan semi >> yeah. i like it on the long side we have actually seen a decent amount of bullish activity there in the options market and a

the japan, south korea, singapore, and taiwan. do you think this means they're looking at the aggression with china and say, you know what, we're going to wind actually with the us over this for our fears in the future of what china might be capable of doing? well, i think a lot of what you're seeing is, frankly, you know, kind of lucky us blackmail and when available website has some great analysis on this. if you look at it, essentially the, you know, the us is looking at a straight. as for chinese number one, trading partner, a trying to is, australia is number one, trading partner and the u. s. has said to australia, look, you've got to take sides, you've got to make a choice. you're either on board with us in this new cold war, or you were going to sink you, you're going down. and the same is true with the us relationship with other countries in the asia pacific region. however, these aren't the only countries in the region. we have to stop it as our cells for a 2nd. what will indonesia feel like when it sees just it's southe

because of china and taiwan. chinese leaders speak openly about taking back taiwan. taiwan is an independent country, a democracy, a highly vibrant economy and economic system and political system, a friend of the u.s.. the u.s. is not a treaty ally, but it is a friend. we send many millions of dollars in weapons systems to taiwan to protect it from china. but china watches afghanistan, says the u.s. not willing to defend that ally, does that mean it won't be willing to defend taiwan? does it move up china's idea of perhaps invading there? and what does that lead to the risk for war? so that happens. then you look many thousands of miles away to australia, a u.s. treaty ally in the pacific. the u.s. decided this week to share with australia its most sensitive military technology. that is technology for nuclear submarines. there's only one other country in the world that the u.s. has shared this with in the last several decades. that is the uk. it did that to respond to the threat from the ussr, an existential threat to the u.s. it is sharing the same technology with

the northeast coast of taiwan. and it's headed for southeast china. in fact, some of these outer bands from the storm are beginning to impact fujian province. so we'll be watching that increase throughout the day today and into tomorrow. this typhoon, chanthu, has 125-mile-an-hour winds. so it's basically the same as a category 3 hurricane. very compact, though. you can kind of see it right there. the eye very, very visible as it continues to move to the north. and that's what we'll be watching over the next couple of days. the forecast track from the joint typhoon warning center shows two things that really caught my attention. first, the storm continues to move north. even though it missed landfall in taiwan, it's going to be hard to miss hitting a part of southeast china. the second thing i notice is while it slows down in the next couple of days. so it makes that approach. and that's going to be bad news. once it gets to southeast china near shanghai, it's going to slowly take its time moving away and headed to

china send flights, military war plans, into taiwan. we're going to take a short break and then i want to ask you if in fact you believe china will invade taiwan, next, plus general mark milley and second lloyd austin will take the hot seat on capitol hill this week, i'll ask general keane on the main questions they need to be answering. stay with us. let's go walter! after you. walter, twelve o' clock. get em boy! [cows mooing] that is incredible. it's the multi-flex tailgate. it can be a step, it can even become a workspace. i meant the cat. what's so great about him? he doesn't have a workspace. the chevy silverado with the available multi-flex tailgate. find new adventures. find new roads. chevrolet. bogeys on your six, limu. they need customizedo with the car insurancelti-flex tailgate. from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or

in the taiwan strait region. the chinese armed forces actually conducted military exercises targeting taiwan. this is, i want to announce this plan to spend $8700000000.00 of the next 5 years on domestically produced arms, which include missiles, which could strike mainland china. but is this actually just the tip of a growing version of war, which the secretary general of the un just called and warned both united states and china that they needed to de escalate. so discuss sabrina former naval intelligence officer, john jordan. ok. simple $1000000.00 question are we here at the beginning of are currently involved and a cold war is the united states with china. we've been involved in a grey's own war with china for some time. i think we should rename this segment, the wages, a weakness, and this is probably the 2nd, the 3rd episode. the reason i say that scotty, is that with americans withdraw from afghanistan, this invited beijing to try to test washington's results. you're going to see a lot more of these types

flown its military jets across high ones as space on the same day a us battleship, sailed through the taiwan strait for the 9th time this year. china called the booth provocative the rest media report say the by the ministration is planning the mass deportation of thousands of haitian migrants from watertown and texas. most of the migrants. let's take it a make shift camp on the bridge in del rio, an expert panel in the u. s. has rejected government plans to roll out cobit 19 booster shots to all americans age 16 and older. but it endorsed extra 5 bio in tech shops for people above the age of $65.00. of those at high risk of severe disease vote is not binding though. at all jerry, as longest service setting president dental as his beautifully cup aside the age of 4. 84, he stepped down more than 2 years ago, following mass protests. of those, the headlines one you see here, and i was here after inside story. next. how many nukes is too many new america has in many ways driven the arms race parties are much more like the british parties. there are fewer regulation to own a tiger than their ou

a type pe should be ging attack as tension build over the taiwan strait. the islands population of $23000000.00 are holding their breath and hoping the status quo will be maintained. katrina, you al jazeera paging. european union has unveiled plans to boost the blocks military capabilities. the collapse of the afghan government and hasty nato withdraw the switch to e leaders to the current site. the alliance for security bumps proposals for a joint european force, half based off position from some member states. so many cane has war from berlin for much of the 20th century. and certainly for all of this century, there have been loud voices raising the question of what europe can do more to guarantee its own security, its own defense provision. and that sort of thing. the central question being, what role should you play, what role shouldn't need to play? but now the president of the european commission of fund line has spoken about what she thinks is the way ahead or your opinion is a unique security provider. there will be mission where nato, all the, you

china send flights, military war plans, into taiwan. we're going to take a short break and then i want to ask you if in fact you believe china will invade taiwan, next, plus general mark milley and second lloyd austin will take the hot seat on capitol hill this week, i'll ask general keane on the main questions they need to be answering. stay with us. ♪ payday, payday♪ ♪ ♪ monday, payday♪ ♪ tuesday, payday♪ ♪ wednesday, payday♪ ♪ thursday, payday♪ ♪ friday, payday♪ ♪ saturday, payday♪ ♪ sunday, payday♪ ♪ ♪ payday, payday♪ ♪ ♪payday♪ i'm not hungry! ♪ you're having one more bite! no! one more bite! ♪ kraft. for the win win. maria: welcome back i'm talking with general jack keane this morning on the implications of the cut and run out of afghanistan. general, what the are your thoughts on what we saw these last two weeks where chinese war planes entered the air space of taiwan? >> yes, it's very significant. the numbers involved and the frequency of it has out stripped anything we've seen

under the taiwan relations act to help taiwan defend itself. you can imagine in beijing that they're thinking if you wouldn't stick it out in afghanistan, will you really honor that promise the taiwan? and you can't just say it now. you can't just say, well, our credibility's intact. it's not. you've got to do some things to show that you're credible, and so i don't know whether it's exercises or an arms package, but with we've got to start sending messages to the rest of the world that a we are still the united states of america, we will honor our commitments, and we will do so because we understand that our security is inextricably e linked to that of others. dana: my last question for you is what would you say to educators across the country who are in the classrooms educating young people who weren't alive on these, on the day of these attacks or too young to understand it? how would you approach teaching them about it now? >> it's not a theoretical proposition for me because i am a university professor who has students who were not alive o

china send flights, military war plans, into taiwan. we're going to take a short break and then i want to ask you if in fact you believe china will invade taiwan, next, plus general mark milley and second lloyd austin will take the hot seat on capitol hill this week, i'll ask general keane on the main questions they need to be answering. stay with us. in the race to succeed, does somebody always have to fail? let's give everybody a fair shot. because when that happens, we've all made it. ♪♪ kiara: st jude is your security blanket. we've all made it. the support is always there. and the staff, the staff becomes family. brittney: coming here and receiving treatment that was life saving for our child, of no cost to us, was a huge weight lifted. that was god placing people in the right place at the right time to make sure ashtyn is ok, to be here and live the rest of her life. maria: welcome back i'm talking with general jack keane this morning on the implications of the cut and run out of afghanistan. general, what the are your thought

and taiwan gets its 1st batch of 5 vaccines. it's got high la has a look at the co 19 situation across the asia pacific region needed vaccines arrive in australia's new south wales state as it marks its worst day of the pandemic with a record 1431 new covered 1900 cases and the most deaths in a day at 12, the half a 1000000 pfizer jobs arrived in sydney, the country's largest city. the shipment came from singapore in a swap. arrangement. australia will deliver the same amount back to singapore in december. a similar deal has been struck with the u. k. that will bring $4000000.00 more pfizer vaccines to australia this month. the next fort not is likely to be worth in terms of the number of cases. but as i've said, it's not the number of cases we need to be focusing on, but how many of those cases end up in our intensive cables to hospitals, and how many people we have vaccinated as quickly as possible. more than half of a stillia is under a stay at home order, along with sydney, melbourne in the national capital camera have been