Physical distance from one another translator i dont want to stay in the store too long. Ill leave as soon as im done shopop transnslator t the state of emergency hasnt been lifted yet. Were helping o our customers g about their daily lives. Some schools are also reopening. This Elementary School has shortened its school days and students must wear face masks. Translator im happy to see all my friends. Other parts of the country are unlikely to see measures lifted this week that includes tokyo. And monday morning streets near shinjuku station, one of the busiest in the world, saw more commuters than in recent days while those depapartment stores and restaurants remain closed. Translator i go to work as usual. Due to the nature of my work, i have to meet with clients so its hard for me to work from home. The government is Still Deciding when and how to lift its state of emergency. Officials are set to discuss plans on thursday with a panel of experts. Prefectures w will have to show sus
Infection rate go right back to where it was we continue to have countries to find isolate test and treat all cases. Also coming up tonight no lockdowns no shutdowns sweden went down a different road when the corona by was arrived a huge gamble that comes with a human cost i do understand on it equipment its a scandal that will need looking into when this is over i think we are still going to see a significant rise in fatalities in old peoples homes. Most of our viewers on p. B. S. In the United States and all around the world welcome we begin the day measuring the pandemic by the millions around the world tonight there are more than 3000000 people infected with the coronavirus know that is the official tally the confirmed cases health effects. Byrds agree that the real number is probably much higher and that goes for the country with the most confirmed cases the United States tonight or sometime on tuesday the number of people infected with the virus is expected to pass the 1000000 mo
Good afternoon. Everyone seated . All right, can everyone hear me okay . All right, good afternoon, thank you so much, sean, for the introduction. If youre like me youre fascinated by all of the panelists that are here today that have such incredible perspectives on the world and where their jobs have taken them, my goal today and my hope for you is that we are able to take a transcribe trip around the world through their experiences, able to understand the world and which may be pretty complicated and americas role in that, where do we go from here, so lets just sort of do an overview of where we are today. I work in the news world so if you guys think youre being bombarded by headlines, welcome. [laughter] but we have a lot going on, right . I was in venezuela where i covered the conflict there, not easy to see or understand much less explain, we have conflicts in syria, we have conflicts in yemen, and here is whats heartbreaking, we had nearly 70 million displaced people in the worl
Over the next 60 minutes we are going to be traveling around the globe visiting some of todays most fragile states and hotspot regions as we discuss americans ary agencies to tackle these challenges. Luckily we are joined by an allstar lineup of experts who will serve as our tour guides. Stephen hadley serves as the National Security advisor to george bush and assistant secretary of defense for global strategic affairs. Today is the principal at one of the countrys leading consulting firms. Democratic former congresswoman from california and president of the Wilson Center which supports Research Driving the conversations on Foreign Policy and National Security. Is the president of the u. S. Institute of peace, a leading institute for solutions for preventing, mitigating, and resolving violent conflict around the world and previously served as the assistant administrator or democracy conflict and humanitarian affairs at usaid. Michaelnt general recently served as the director of the dir
Is not our open, you know, thats if you talk to somebody you can look up to, oh no, it is not our interest i went in today. He took up leave everybody. We cannot build the dc world to read out to what us. Yeah, its a simple 7. All right, thats the update. Now, next as well as a part i see again the full welcome to world a part, a shuttle accounts remarked. Some things are easier to know then to explain. The russian british relationship is among them. Despite numerous assets to man the historical rivalry, the relationship remains cold and arrogant at best, and poisonous and skimming as far as what keeps the ill will so entrenched. Well, to discuss them now and join by in proud a former british diplomat, an officer of a mistake in moscow. How british diplomacy failed in russia, mister proud is, is great to talk to you has been a long while since i had the pleasure of conversing on air with a british gentleman, let alone a greater diplomat. So thank you very much for that. Im thank you fo