i'm an activist and inspired artist on the voice for the part to countless markets might use you, such as we're looking forward to making about $500000000.00 to a $1000000000.00 this next year. another breakthrough in the race for a coronavirus vaccine u.s. drug may come a day, sees almost 95 percent effectiveness in trials and oh, i money insight. this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up. but let's get out of work 7 days. and i think there's a possibility for donald trump's national security advisor discusses renewed efforts to end a more than 3 year blockade. imposed on castro,

engulfed in political and economic crisis period gets its president in the span of a week and al jazeera obtains recordings of one of the world's most wanted men, trying to negotiate immunity from prosecution. within factions surging worldwide and government struggling to respond. there's been another dose of hope in the battle against covert 19 u.s. pharmaceutical firms will durness says interim results from trials show its vaccine looks to be 94.5 percent effective in preventing the virus. it's a really important milestone in the fight against the pandemic, because it demonstrates that our magaziner morning 73 is able to prevent cope with 90 disease including severe disease. and it's really just a milestone. we have

a lot of work ahead of us knowing the vaccine is going to be effective is great news, but we still need to complete the regulatory process, which involves completing the study, generally more to follow safety. and then of course, we need to get busy manufacture, fellow drug make a fire reported similar results a week ago, 1000 percent effectiveness. both plan to regulate us for emergency approval within weeks. well, health organization says it's encouraging, but big questions remain. its warning more data is needed on potential side effects and how long the vaccinations offer protection. well, the man at the forefront of the united states pandemic response has also expressed similar sentiments. the virus is not going to stop and call a time out while things change the virus is just going to keep going. the process

is just going to keep going. this is something that just is now going in the very, very strong right direction. the vaccines are effective, we want to get it approved as quickly as we possibly can. we want to get doses to people starting in december, and then we want to really get the ball rolling as we get into january, february, and march. we want to smooth process for that and the way you do that is by essentially having the 2 groups speak to each other and exchange information. well, our very own allan fishes in washington. alan given the explosion encoded that we're seeing in america the moment this news from madonna will have been a welcome. you know, you've got to realize the backdrop that the announcement has been made. you're talking about 1000000 cases just in the last 6 days. you're talking about death rate of more than a 1000 a day for more than a week. you're talking about states that are reintroducing a lot. don't start placing restrictions on the number of people that can gather peace in curfews, on bars and restaurants. some of them are closing down schools,

so it sure is just how desperate the situation is here. certainly people have been looking for a glimmer of hope from somewhere. they got something last monday, but the news that this back scene is coming along could be even better news than the announcement last week. because what mcdonough is saying is that this is a longer shelf life. it can also survive at room temperature for anything up to 12 hours. that means it's more easily transported, that means doctors offices, knox's offices, can be used to inject the vaccine. and also they're talking about getting $20000000.00 doses of vaccines out to front line workers. and those more risk by the end of the year. so many people, including onto the folks you were talking about, perhaps a vaccine early next year. and he thought then that would be an ambitious time line . what he's saying now is, this is good news, but still warning. there are real problems ahead and people shouldn't start

throwing away their masks, thinking that we're all going to be safe in a few months. there's still a long way to go. and i'm covered, of course, has had a real impact on the u.s. economy and unemployment. today we have from president elect biden, outlining his economic battle plan. what more can you tell us about it? we also heard from the president as well. let me just take a quick look yet there's a marine in a dress uniform in front of the oval office, which means that's where he is. at the moment he tweeted out, of course, a week ago believing that when pfizer made its announcement, it had to delay that until after the election to damage him politically striking a different tone in the last few hours saying that historians putting them in courts should remember that when these vaccines were developed, it happened on his watch. as for joe biden, well, he's been talking about what he will do when he gets into the oval office. he's been saying, look, if you go back 11 years, when he and barack obama took over, it was a time of the great recession. they looked at

a national plan. they what together with as many people as possible to try and get the country back on its feet. he said he would adopt a similar approach this time. but i asked the trump administration to what with them saying this could save lives more people may die. if we don't coordinate, look my chief of staff, ron klain, handball vaccines in fort solution to your vaccinated. so how do we get the vaccine? how do we get over 300000000, americans vaccinated? what's the game plan? it's a huge, huge, huge undertaking. so universally, people are saying that this is good news, but joe biden also warning that there's a long, dark winter ahead and he's right. the vaccine might be in place for front line workers by the end of the year. but there are many more families who are going to

suffer because of this virus, and that means that people should be on their guard. it's not over yet. there's still going to be a lot of threats, a lot of concern. and a lot of morning before this vaccine is available for almost. 'd everyone in the united states, alan fischer. thank you very much. donald trump's national security adviser says he'd like to see the blockade on cattle result within 70 days. brian was speaking at a global security forum hosted impossible cata. he suggested a 1st step would be for saudi arabia and bahrain to fully reopen the s. basic atari aircraft. so we'd like to get rich saw, we felt the salt in the air when it gets you that you referred to that cutter air. was it because it was able to fly over saudi or space or bahraini or space is an important 1st step in solving that refs are. i'd like to see that get done before.

if we end up with office, i'd like to see that get done in the next 70 days. and i think there's a possibility for we are hopeful this moment and what we need that i now is to have a serious engagement in a good faith with other countries. and this is what i thought i was prepared to do any time they would be ready for this, they would see a lot of the 4 of us. and as i told you, at the beginning there is no, we're not out of this crisis. and all of us of losing, and if that crisis, when all of us will be 0 in on what people will be 0 in for well, the standoff is still where it was back in june of 2017. that's when saudi arabia,, the u.a.e. bahrain, and egypt cut all debt, diplomatic and economic ties with cata. they also closed its any land border and

imposed an and see embargo. well, kuwait initially stepped in to mediate, but there's been little or no compromise. the blockade countries accuse council of supporting terrorism, which its government has denied. let's go to washington d.c. and speak to former u.s. diplomat william lawrence, who is also a professor of political science at the american university. good to speak to you again. there's been a little movement in ending this blockade in the last 3 years. why do they think they can end it now in the next 70 days? well, it's being driven by the u.s. calendar rather than any rate through game changers and field just like abrahamic records were done to help with trump's political campaign in the u.s. to distract from other problems that he had here and saying that he, israel, the problems it was internal certainly politics. this has to do with jumps to do

list of things he wants to complete before he finishes his term as president. there's been a huge discussion in the white house over the last week about trump's legacy, about what goals he accomplished. and certainly this is on the list of accomplishments that he would like to complete. i think it's very interesting the way that national security advisor brian phrased it in that he implied that the airlink would be a 1st step towards an entire resolution. whereas you could also interpret what he said as maybe just the errand problem could be solved in the next 70 days. there is also. 'd an indication from the u.a.e. that they're not leaving. agree to this again, if we're talking about over flight rights over saudi arabia inviting, that's a concession. those 2 countries made independent that the u.a.e. . so there's a number of variables here. and i think you know, what can be done to qatar. this is a good 1st step in the right direction. but all of the countries are already

talking to the by the ministration and could probably get more concessions from stritch if some of these issues kerry, which will tell us more about that. do you think under, a biden administration it is likely to be much more strict on the g.c.c., so we are likely to say some improvement when it comes to the blockade. i don't think strictness of the g.c.c. is the right way to see it. think they think for everyone during the chinese duration was his close relationship with m.b.a.'s and d.c. and will be losing that to some degree with the bite of a stray shin. so in that sense, will be stricter in terms of, you know, in terms of regular allies or having a minimalist, but those 2 leaders, which actually hurts the chance to pressure them into concessions. but i think that the buy administration is going to inherit this maximum pressure effort is if iran

they're going to be handed, the idea that the g.c.c. crisis could be solved rather quickly by this administration during the transition . and i think it would be smart of them to, to move in this direction. i think the reality will be looking to court the by ministration make moves. so again, even if you could have a full resolution of the boycott and embargo and partial blockade right away, certain you could have, for example, overflight rights or certain products allowed through some, some good faith gestures. it was interesting that you may be said could target need to show more introspection? i have no idea what that means and get to the root causes. 'd of course, if you look at this, even if the u.a.e. has legitimate grievances visa the, which is a whole nother discussion, there is no cause of the blockade except the blockade itself. and i'm sure that the by ministration will view it that way,

that the blockade was an unnecessary imposition. and the faster you can move away from it and to sing to get your thoughts. william laurance, professor of political science at the american university. what's more ahead after the break reinforcements to its northernmost region, a main course for mediation to end the conflict that on the kind of a 10 german government that's praising couch potatoes. how the weather, slushy fog in dry across a good parts of the u.s. at the moment the northeast in kota, seeing some bits and pieces of cloud and right eastern parts of canada. quite a lively system there. some of them area of low pressure into that east,

the side of canada. very keen winds tightly packed, i suppose, wrapped around blustery conditions coming through here. but the main change that i want to show you is they were tools of western sort of canada across the pacific northwest of the u.s. . so that's going to bring some wet sand windy weather in here as we go on through choose day. notice the cloud in the rain that comes all the way down to northern parts of california. and even l.a. could see some wet weather. some welcome rainfall, as we go on through the 2nd, half of the way, much colder here. fair bit of snow there coming in across the rockies for central parts of eastern parts. it is generally dry, but boy, is it cold for celsius in new york's excelsis. therefore, they say so well down into single figures, further south temps about where they should be tepid about weather should be across the caribbean as well. but we're all concerned about developing a hurricane hurricane ike. now a category 4 storm winds of around 230 kilometers per hour, life threatening storm surge, flash flooding, and mudslides system making landfall on monday evening. and pushing further west

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you watching out? is there a mind of our top stories this hour us pharmaceutical company, modena says early results show its covert. 19 vaccine is 94.5 percent effective in preventing the virus fellow drug maker, pfizer, an ounce. it's vaccine was 90 percent effective. u.s. president elect joe biden has laid out his plans to revive the u.s. economy, but stressed that coronavirus must 1st be brought under control. he warned lives are at risk if don't trump continues to resist cooperation with the transition team . the u.s. national security adviser says he's likely to see the blockade on qatar result within 70 days. brian also said a 1st step would be for saudi arabia and bahrain to fully reopen their airspace to qatar a aircraft. former world bank official francisco has been chosen by peru's congress to be the new interim president. the said national

leader in a week or so gusty from a centrist political party, assumes the presidency ahead of elections scheduled for april. former interim leader manuma reno resigned on sunday 5 days after he replaced martin the skara who was impeached and scary to all correspond. marianna sanchez, who joins us live from lima. so tell us a bit more about this new interim president. and how have people reacted to the news that he's been appointed is from the purple party, a centrist party, which all voted against the impeachment of former president. that's the main reason why he has been elected the new congress president. and he will be sworn in as proof interim president on tuesday, because there are no vice presidents that have succeeded maybe no,

it's the turn of the president of congress to take the presidency, interim presidency until july of next year, after general elections in april. now. so i guess the, even before having sworn in being sworn in as the new interim president, he already gave a speech to the wounds of this past political week of political crisis. and he talked of a message to the young people saying that he wants to gain their trust again and in a very special sign of what he wants and what he wants to do and be with them. he walked out of congress with security, but a lot of people surrounding him and he crossed the police lines to get close to

a group of protesters who were outside of congress, waiting to hear the news of who was going to be the next president of peru. he waved at them, they waved back. it's a sign of course that he is telling young people i am with you. now, the former president and former president of the discover are both correct to lay sions. and the reaction in the streets hasn't been as incredibly juba. landau's. one would, would have thought people are much more calm. they have continued to march in different cities, of, of the country, also in the capital. but very interestingly, when they've been asked people have been asking, why were they march and still they were saying we are marching because now we want justice for the deaths of the 2 young students that died on saturday, which triggered this change of power. if you will, so the interesting part now is that people have learned really that by making their

voices heard, they can really make a change. many thanks for that, mariana sanchez there for us live in lima. al-jazeera has obtained recordings of one of the world's most wanted men, trying to negotiate immunity from prosecution. the billionaire financier joe lowe is wanted for his role in malaysia's multi-billion $1.01 m.t.b. fraud scandal. and a poll has issued a global warrant for his arrest. marianne jolly has this exclusive report and a warning. it does contain some flash photography, these ones to tourists for these days and life style luxury, real estate and super yacht all boarded with one aim to be money. but today, the malaysian finance ia job is on the run wanted by dorothy's in the united states . and malaysia, in recordings of taint exclusively by 0000,

is heard for the 1st time, trying to college deal with mojave, a mohammad's government soon updates historic election when in may 28th. just on the phone jolo protests since the missile used the office to return all the assets purchased with one aim to be funds and i think he's delusional. former f.b.i. special agent, deborah love provocateur, worked on the agency's initial one m.t.b. investigation. you know, it's like the bank robber who gets caught it is like, well if i return the money, then i don't want to be charged with robbing the bank. well, you still robbed the bank, and in this case, you're robbed of the development fund. and there's strong evidence he deed,, according to the man who led the f.b.i. is one m.t.v.

investigation until recently. and i think we're very confident that we will be able to prove involvement and his position in this scheme. in july this year, joe's coconspirator, malaysia's former prime minister, as you present, was convicted and sentenced to 12 years in jail, subject to an appeal for crimes related to one day be back in 2018. jolo, put all the blame on butt . the fugitive to justice has proved challenging, despite 2, interpol red notices against him and multiple passports canceled. he continues to evade authorities and travel. the only way they're going to happen is through corruption and through the full resources of one or more governments. but according to the fugitive life on the run is not easy question because

it's crashing 2 years on and he's still paying millions of dollars to lawyers and p.r. firms around the world. marianne jolie alleges iraq and the full program jolo hunt for a figure fugitive will air again on tuesday at $600.00 g.m.t. . if europe is government is sending more troops to the northern tier gray region, despite international calls for mediation, there are also reports that the air force has bombed to graze capital. hundreds have died in the conflict so far, which began almost 2 weeks ago and has pulled in neighboring eritrea. the people's, liberation front or to p.l.f., governs the region. prime minister, ahmed national government has so far, refused calls for negotiations. well, a conflict erupted after the team attacked

a federal military base into gray, a colleague obtained exclusive access to that base. and we are now inside the northern military base, located in too great a region in northern ethiopia. it was the attack here which sparked current clashes between the federal government forces and the 2 great people's liberation front. this military base, the largest in ethiopia, houses massive military gear, chiefly tanks, simply because it has been for 2 decades. the epicenter of ethiopia as war against every trail. according to the federal army, p.l.f. fighters launched an offensive in an attempt to seize the base, along with the weaponry and here they were met with fierce resistance. and as a result, this base has recently witnessed ferocious fighting my arctic, but here will be the be a big moment in the wake of these developments. if you know piers pm avia declared

war against city p.l.f. on november 4th, saying that their assault on the base crossed the red line and had to go was that her son was a northern military base. great province. and prime minister ahmed says his government is ready to reintegrate thousands of people who've fled into neighboring sudan. he's also promised to protect their property while they're away. but morgan's been speaking with some of the refugees in 108, near the sudan, ethiopian border after walking for 5 days in my matthew has finally reached. he escaped fighting in his hometown of home in ethiopia, stigler a region. he's exhausted and hungry. when the fighting started and people are being killed, i left everything behind in flood. i walked for days and became weak, but i had to continue. now i'm suffering from fatigue and i've been diagnosed with

malaria. given my is one of more than 20000. people who fled to sudan seeking safety. some have chest infections, raising concerns that they may be infected with the coronavirus. the refugees include pregnant women, like i'm listed behind it. and when the bombardment started, i took my children and ran. even though i'm pregnant, i carried one on my back and one on my arm. and i started running away without a sense of direction until i arrived at the river and crossed into sudan. i have not had food for days and my belly is hurting, even though i've got a month before giving birth. the reception center here at home day it has one health clinic, but lacks proper medical equipment. doctors say more and more patients are arriving every day. we get wounded people because of explosive materials, like grenades, gunshots and fractures. some people have diabetes. we try to handle the cases we can, but where we cart, we were further to the county hospital. but we are quite concerned about the

possibility of spread of communicable diseases amongst refugees because they're all close together in a small space. so dan is planning to transfer people here to another camp. those at least who are well enough to move, but more refugees are expected, and the pressure on this clinic will remain. morgan al-jazeera needed to dan if you'll be a border. returning to the pandemic and european leaders then among those banking on promising vaccine data from the u.s. . for now, governments are relying on lock downs and restrictions to get infections under control. in the park reports from london, a public health warning with a difference. the german documentary features an elderly man looking back to the year 2020. the year he aged just $22.00, did his patriotic duty and switch partying for snacking on the sofa. behind the humor, a serious message to young people must play their part in the war against coronavirus . a fight,

the german chancellor said the country must intensify. she's been pushing for tougher measures, including mandatory face masks in schools. despite complaints from regional leaders . to contact restrictions at the formula for success, we need to restrict contacts further to reach our goals. country after country europe's retreating into lockdown while the blocks biggest economies are sinking deeper into debt. the e.u. commission's pinning its hopes on a game changing vaccine to go. sheeting deals with multiple companies, including pfizer, astra zeneca, and now madonna, to supply millions of doses. europe's financial markets are watching closely to the something that will restore the continent's confidence. but some way off for the british prime minister barr it's johnson who for the 2nd time in 7 months is governing the country via xoom. forced herself isolated his flat above number 10, downing street until next week. after spending 30 minutes with an m.p.,

he later tested positive for cope at 19 downing street meant to be coated secure. but in this picture, neither johnson nor the m.p. lee anderson a wearing masks for other m.p.'s who attended the meeting are also now self isolating. johnson who spent several days in intensive care with coronavirus in april, said he was brimming with energy. and i'm good as butchers don't feel great. he would do in my circumstances, and he doesn't matter that i've had the disease and i'm bursting with antibodies. we've got to interrupt the grid of the disease and one of the ways we can do that now is by so quietly her 14 days so far. sweden's resisted lock downs, and curfews prefer a voluntary measures to control the spread. but while most of europe tightens restrictions, sweden to is now altering its approach. banning all gatherings of more than 8

people for the 1st time. europe's bracing for a long hard winter with leaders urging people to enjoy more just a few more months of discipline and self sacrifice. it will be worth it in the end . so the german chancellor angela merkel. the future of europe depends on it. needs barca, al-jazeera, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories. u.s. pharmaceutical company, modena says early results show its coded 19 vaccine is 94.5 percent effective in preventing the virus. a fellow drug maker finds an ounce. its vaccine was 90 percent effective. u.s. president elect joe biden has laid out his plan to revive the u.s. economy, but stressed that coronavirus must 1st be brought under control. and he warned lives are at risk of.