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. there will be no more tweets from donald trump twitter on friday night suspending his account permanently saying the decision was taken due to the risk of further incitement of violence trump had 88000000 followers and said he used his account to go around the mainstream media to get his message out but he was increasingly tweeting or re tweeting misleading or false information sometimes even disproven conspiracy theories this is a very big deal i will say it's had a sense of inevitability remember twitter did temporarily suspend his account back on the 2 days ago when the the violent mob marched on the capitol and they required him to delete 2 tweets and then they reinstated him and he made a few more tweets but if you remember when they said that they said further violations may result in permanent suspension or a language to that effect in the halls of congress calls are growing for trump to be impeached a group of democrats has circulated the draft of the articles of impeachment

against trump that is expected to be taken up in the house as soon as monday it accuses trump of high crimes and misdemeanors by inciting an insurrection and says trump has demonstrated he will remain a threat if allowed to stay in office the white house called the articles of impeachment politically motivated and will only further divide america he must be removed from office house speaker nancy pelosi said if trump doesn't resign she'll move forward with impeachment is said to have yet to sign off on the final wording of the impeachment language in a letter to her congressional colleagues on friday called trump unhinged and said she spoke to a top military commander about ensuring trumps access to the nuclear codes was limited in his final days in office so he couldn't launch a nuclear war with only 11 days left in trump's presidency it's unclear if that will be enough time for congress to vote on impeachment. yet trump is facing the

prospect of being the 1st president in u.s. history to be impeached twice in already less a 48 hours we have over $150.00 co-authors of this article of impeachment and that does show i think very strong momentum we also have the fact that people multiple people die in this attempted coup and it's something we can't just ignore . the pressure on trump to step down is also gaining steam the latest call comes from republican lisa murkowski a senator from alaska who told a local newspaper that the president is no longer fit to serve out the into his terms on friday president elect joe biden announced the final group of his cabinet secretary picks and said fighting the pandemic in creating jobs remains his top priority when asked if trump should be removed from office he said this i've had

a number of my republican colleagues former colleagues serve in the senate for a long time call me they are many of them or i was outraged and disappointed and embarrassed and mortified by the president's conduct as i am and democrats. want as for the rioters that set off the crisis several were arrested on friday including this man or richard barnett seen here in a widely circulated photo sitting at nancy pelosi s desk the department of justice has issued 13 federal indictments related to the rioting and more arrests are expected in the coming days trump tweeted from his official presidential account hours after his personal account was taken down he said twitter was trying to ban free speech and silence not only him but also his supporters minutes later those tweets were also taken down by the social media giant. gabriels and oh dear

washington now donald trump has had a tumultuous relationship with twitter for months the platform you might recall started fact checking the president tweets on may the 28th last year it labeled his assertions about mail in ballots and fraud as potentially misleading and the following day twitter flag another trumps read as glorifying violence he said when the looting starts the shooting starts there was in reference of course to those protests over the death of george floyd and trump was temporarily locked out of twitter 2 days ago and supporters stormed capitol hill this as we know has since become permanent joining us is elliot brennan he's a research associate at the united states studies center at the university of sydney good to have you with us so it's quite unprecedented yes twitter is a relatively recent phenomenon in the history of u.s.

presidents but it is quite unprecedented for a sitting u.s. president to be banned on any media right what does it say about the u.s. right now. this is really speaking to the incredible incredible political tension that is evident across the united states at the moment. having a social media company put in the position of having just weigh up the public good of hearing from the president directly versus the potential for a sitting president to incite violence is not something i think anyone would have predicted in the heyday of social media when when everyone was excited talking about what were good force for democracy it was how far we've come since then is really evident at the moment don't trump has as you just a child and it's a multi-use relationship with twitter and he's also been pushing for changes to the way social media companies are regulated for what he said is

a sense is censorship of free speech so right now donald trump and he supporters will be incredibly riled up about the threat posed to free speech in the country at the moment i think a lot of a lot of those who stormed the capitol earlier this which was citing freedom as as the reason that they were doing that they were taking their freedom back so this is something that at once it cuts that line it's quite clear that there was a motivation from the president for people to go and do that at the capitol if it damages his ability to do that but at the same time it makes the same people it confirms it will example. in their anger and that that that question is going to ask is whether dial down the anger it sounds like you're saying this will probably increase the anger and it's not the only way he has to reach out to the public right. that's exactly right the president has a press room that's available to him he can go and talk to the nation and he can

take questions from journalists but that's not the way he likes to operate his public relations he likes to have an unchallenged access and enormous audience this is a new phenomenon presidents have been just fine without social media in the past what this does. when people look at radicalization and a platforming and detailing violence on social media taking people off these platforms is affective in that it keeps these discussions out of the mainstream of those platforms so that it doesn't do much to day radical i deserve who are feeling angry but what it does is stop the growth of those movements as we have seen occur in the conspiracy theory space of the last couple of years especially. effective long term i mean he could still be featured interview even after he leaves office by the sort of alex jones of this world perhaps even fox news will still pay

attention to him right even after. i don't think the president is going anywhere and what's especially concerning especially considering his mindset this weight is the prospect of him being unbridled by the ceremony of the presidency i think the republican party is starting to grapple with the fact that donald trump is taking his supporters with him and how they deal with that will will determine the future of the republican party but also how the united states deals with. the individuals who were president president and motivated to commit this political violence that's really going to set set the tone of democracy in in the united states and for some in the world in the years to come because attending this kind of action as a protest as a as a writer establishes physical social networks when perhaps before they were only online and so these people are emboldened that they see themselves as battle

hardened and they're going to pose an ongoing threat to our domestic security in the united states all right thank you for your 4th analysis on that one thank you president elect joe biden says those who stormed the capitol on wednesday should be regarded as terrorists should be treated as they're a bunch of thugs insurrectionist white supremacist and i semites 6 and there's not enough i mean c'mon you know these church there were these are a bunch of thugs thugs and they're terrorist arrested tears and that'll be a judgment for the the justice department to make as to what the charges should be but the fact is they should be prosecuted and should be prosecuted the difference here is this had the active encouragement of a city president of the united states and the way in which the breakdown in

security occurred needs to be thoroughly investigated. congress is from fordham university school of law where about security failings in the run up to the riots the worry in particular has to do with the run up to the inauguration on january 20th and the question is were they talking about and are they talking about mounting some kind of other demonstration i mean if you think about it there were somewhat like 40000 people they think earlier this week who knows how many and they're worried about could come in the inauguration so i think the idea is if there is no top person that opinion pinpointing what to do and blasting it out that makes it a little bit safer you know there was a lot of talk running to earlier this week talking about what might happen on the day congress was supposed to approve the presidential vote and it happened and yet they weren't ready and so the question is you know can we take precautions now to

make sure it doesn't happen again knowing that there were going to be people assembly is very hard to say we're going to have to get to the bottom of it was it that the police were told the capitol police were told do whatever you can't not to confront them so that it will reduce violence or where they told where they part of something broader in terms of breaching the perimeter of the capitol and so we don't know and we don't want to make any you know conclusions but there are a lot of questions out i think that the law enforcement intelligence and military has been ramped up in terms of being aware and digital and and i think everybody make paying attention you know where they should be paying attention on wednesday. more pictures are emerging from the moment capitol hill was overrun and they appeared to reinforce perceptions that a spa spell east fulls was outnumbered and overwhelmed one off so was killed is under schapelle. was

was a police officer is crushed in the doorway of the capitol building copper tween an angry crowd and outnumbered police force. was. a lapse in security on the stage with joe biden and calmly harris will be sworn in as the u.s. president and vice president in a few days' time. they point out that i was. inside the chamber members of congress to cover before supporters of president donald trump enters. dozens have been arrested by was. they include richard barrett who broke into nancy pelosi office and later bragged on television about taking her mail the activities of those involved in the siege of our capital were violent they were destructive. they resulted in tragic loss of

life and they threaten our nation's security and those actions cannot be tolerated in those people must be held accountable and it was amazing to be the president caught. some and did not survive. air force veteran ashley babbitt was filmed attempting to enter the speaker's lobby through a broken window before being shot by an officer seen captured on several videos according to the journalism website telling capt officer brian sick nick died from injuries he suffered on wednesday flags in the capital are being flown at half staff in his memory police say some protestors were armed including with homemade explosives this person is suspected of leaving pipe bombs at the democratic and republican party headquarters. another man was arrested with guns and 11 bombs containing homemade napalm in his truck others are expected to be prosecuted many had not worn masks and were filmed health officials are also warning that the event could have spread coronavirus and may have consequences for public health and

schapelle al-jazeera. allies who fallen out of favor with the president have been targeted by his supporters the. republican senator lindsey graham was shouted out while being escorted through around reagan national airport on friday just outside washington having initially backed trump's objections to the election outcome graham voted to formalize joe biden's victory saying enough is enough. now some of what we have coming up in this news hour we sit down with a scientist who will be heading to china to investigate the origins of the pandemic . far from the warm relations of recent times north korea's leader describes the u.s. as his country's biggest enemy. and its board one english premier league man just says it's time for football to take a break and that story coming up for you when the show.

newborn babies have died in a hospital fire in western india staff rescued 7 other infants at the government run hospital in the state of maharashtra it's thought the fire was caused by an electrical short circuit this is the 3rd fatal hospital fire in india in the last 6 months elizabeth purana has more from india's punjab state. the fog broke out at around 2 o'clock in the morning and what's called the special newborn care unit of the bond out of district hospital the district's administrator says that there were 2 nurses and to help at the time in the ward that they immediately raise the alarm that the fire brigade was called and that the stuff managed to rescue 7 babies but couldn't get to the 10 others because there were explosions in the ward

the police say that the fire was most likely caused by an electrical short circuit a senior doctors has most of the 10 babies died from smoke inhalation but one from severe burn and juries before the blaze was pushed out of the fog a did manage to stop the blaze from spreading to other parts of the hospital they moved other patients to safety. as deputy leader has ordered an urgent order of all the hospitals in the state and is national commission for the protection of child rights has asked for an urgent report into what happened but unfortunately this is just the latest disaster to raise concerns doubts about the safety of india's hospitals with uncommon last year at least 8 people 8 coronavirus patients were killed in a fire in august in the station. and another 5 car the patients were killed in another blaze in the same state in the event.

united states hit a new record for corona virus infections on friday with 9290000 new cases its top infectious diseases that expert is warning the number of deaths in new cases is likely to keep rising incoming president joe biden says he plans to speed up vaccinations from brunell's reports. seeking to speed up the lagging nationwide vaccination effort president elect joe biden plans to release nearly all of a little doses of vaccine rather than holding supplies back for 2nd doses vaccines give us hope but the rollout has been a travesty both approved vaccines from pfizer violent tech and moderne require 2 injections weeks apart the trip administration has been holding back about 50 percent of the nation's supply to provide those booster shots biden harris

transition team officials say biden will use emergency wartime powers when he takes office to ramp up vaccine production and ensure that 2nd doses will be available as of thursday only 5900000 vaccinations had been administered even though 21000000 doses have been shipped and millions more remain in government hands governors have complained of inadequate supplies we don't control the vaccine supply it's all done federally and then we get a proportionate amount. what we get we have to get into people's homes states including arizona maryland and michigan have mobilized their national guards to help with the vaccination efforts of particular concern are the more infectious covert 19 variants spreading in the u.k.

and south africa and now present in the united states they are much more transmissible than other strains this variant has the potential to throw jet fuel on a already dangerous situation and the reason for that is this something of a turbo charged version of the virus in the sense that it's a lot more contagious scientists in texas announced that antibodies from people who received the pfizer vaccine were effective in repel ing the new strains under laboratory conditions in more economic fallout from the pandemic the u.s. government says employers cut 140000 jobs in december the decline reflects the recent spike in covert cases and restrictions on businesses intended to contain the pandemic and with another post holiday spike expected economists say january's numbers are likely to be a little better robert oulds al-jazeera the outbreak in the u.k.

continues to surge breaking 2 more wreck olds on friday a country reported more than 1300 deaths and there was an unprecedented number of new infections london's mayor has declared a major incident saying hospitals are now breaking point koen live now to new and in london they've understand officials dug his old talking tough a people listening. well the government yes there's a new ad campaign that will be released today in which it will focus the messaging a little bit more the government has been accused ahead of this recent lockdown new total lockdown of modeling its messaging of too many u.-turn so now the shift seems to be away from advising people that they need to respect the rules to enforcing and instructing people that they have to because the numbers are very very clearly

going worryingly in the wrong direction cases are up week by week by about 30 percent according to study carney as he mentioned there this is an incredibly serious situation because in certain parts of the capital and least as many as one in 20 people now has corona virus the biggest concerns of course about the spread of this new variant of the virus 50 percent more transmissible than the 1st variants and one scientist that's been speaking over the course of this morning has described it as being like a pandemic within a pandemic and the old rules and regulations and the old ways of dealing with the virus in the 1st lockdown just simply don't apply this time around and the 1st 1st the 1st wave it was possible through these restrictions to bring the all important our rate the rate in which the virus reproduces within a population down to north point 6 even with this new total lockdown we can hope

for is to bring that figure down to north korean 9 so at the moment it is very much a race between the virus and the vaccine i'm talking of that race another vaccines being approved hasn't navies that give me any hope that the vaccines are going to win this race. of course it is hope it is more firepower in the government's arsenal the dearne of vaccine the u.s. manufactured vaccine the latest to be approved here in the united kingdom on top of the pfizer by antec in the oxford vaccines the government is hoping that by the middle of next month as many as $15000000.00 people will receive doses in total of all the vaccines combined $367000000.00 doses and have been ordered now we know of course it's a race between the vaccine and the virus but there's also a very stirring on behind the scenes some bought a fracture the vaccines as quickly as possible and ship them out to those that need

them 13 and a half 1000000 people are listed in the top 4 critical categories elderly people people with preexisting medical conditions those are the people that are designated to get these vaccines 1st along with medical staff or another front line workers later down that ladder as well but it requires military precision the next few weeks will be key or i will leave a bad thanks so much to me farka. china says it's now ready for a visit by a world health organization scientists investigating the origins of covert 19 earlier this week the team was denied entry at the last minute included dutch for r g professor marion bonds she spoke to our dearest that wasn't who asked about their lay and what comes next. we got a message that the visa had not been resolved so that we were asked to stay where

we were. waiting for for what else would would follow and so far so dubby acho is discussing with china. you know what the issue is and that he will reschedule work has already started you have been asked to do a deep dive into what exactly happened at the early stages of this and that make. and we have been preparing that in discussions with our chinese colleagues the chinese government has been accused of a lack of transparency about the origins of call that 19 if this mission is gonna happen how optimistic are you that you can find the truth well truth what we are there for is to really look at what is what is there and of evidence so the idea is to go really to the place where the 1st problem was china so far has really agreed to that of reference of course there is. nervousness which is you know

the. the discussion about the origin of the pandemic has become a little bit politicized it's a blame game it's a blame game and i think that that's wrong frankly. so as it is i hope that we will be able to get into the position to stay away from the blame game and just do the evidence professor cope months as the assumption that covert 19 originated from an animal market in who is now in doubt after china published findings about earlier infections the team will also look into possibilities that the pandemic started elsewhere as chinese authorities have suggested but go up on sas china is the right starting point for their investigation from the similarities between the virus found in people and viruses that were already circulating and bats in the region. and the most likely is that

that's the rare rare the virus originally came from from bats from bats but are i think it's well possible that there's an intermediate step are you still looking into the possibility that it might have been i'm human mistake there were of course these are these theories that maybe by accident has leaked from a laboratory is that something that you're looking into as well if that leads us to the possibility of a bird free situation then yes we have discussed and we also want to have a look at that and are the chinese authorities willing to let you go into the laboratories so it's been discussed so i'm assuming yes yeah what you want to do is to prevent another pandemic like we are facing today so how crucial is it that the chinese authorities are going to cooperate with this nation if we want to stay

ahead of these things that we really have to collaborate and share information to learn to prevent them. an unusual and persistent blizzard has blanketed large parts of spain with snow it's frozen traffic and travel leaving thousands trapped in cars or in train stations and airports madrid is one of the worst hit cities it and other regions had 24 hours of continuous snowfall from the odd combination of cold air and the arrival of the warmer storm filomena from the south the weather is coming up next and then why so many people in france say they will not take over the team back see. also full steam ahead the bangladesh ship building industry is buoyant response to the pandemic. and it's small the baseball world mourns one of the league's most decorated managers.

storms get named in europe as well philomena is the name of this massacre that he which has been pounding spain recently now is part of a chain that takes you through italy the balkans rumania and up towards eastern europe and this one will do the same it'll follow that line but in the last few hours so this is overnight of course spain's been particularly badly hit and that includes madrid the airport closed roads around it also closed hardly surprising the forecast was for about 20 centimeters to half a meter of snow we've easily got that stock quite finished i'll be a bit more to come during sunday but it tends to clear away from madrid headed to was apparently the still stormy weather in the form of thunderstorms hitting the body arctic lee everything now that's the snowy bit course a southern half the storm and that part of the shores of morocco with the result

and flood this is just south of the capital not particularly extensive that's not the end of it because during sunday this turned on shore when the still plenty of rain to come in lowell and morocco and plenty of snow to come up in the affluent mountains as well and then if you follow the chain it looks like it's going to be the balkan start monday possibly choosey and vulgar and romania where more significant snow falls. but it. is into the murky world of state sponsored spyware. and the discovery by al jazeera journalists it's 0 like technology as smart as we system. is this the new frontier espionage. think about the sophistication of exploits to break into phones this is as good as it gets. the

spy. on al-jazeera. the hillbilly a harmless caricature or a malicious label denying the people their culture to justify the exploitation of their natural resources that dividing harvesting has been so successful that even people in the region believe that your type then becomes dangerous it's only a region of trash so. why not trash it what's in a name hillbilly but witness documentary on al-jazeera. route. oh. oh.

you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now. as permanent basis banded us president don't transfer accounts citing a risk of him fueling further violence that's after the deadly attack on capitol hill by transporters on wednesday trump is also facing the possibility of an unprecedented 2nd impeachment group of democrats as drafted formal charges of misconduct to be presented next week using him of inciting insurrection. 10 newborn babies have died in a hospital fire in india's western state of maharashtra is believed to have been caused by an electrical short circuit. bosnia's began setting up heated tents for refugees and migrants more than 2 weeks after fire swept through their camps hundreds have had to sleep in the forest and warm up with fires in the freezing cold bosnia's received international criticism for leaving the refugees are sheltered juric winter many migrants enter bosnia in an effort to reach the

european union through neighboring croatia. north korean leader kim jong un says the united states is his country's biggest enemy has threatened to expand its nuclear arsenal kim said the u.s. must withdraw its hostile policy towards north korea if it wants to establish new relations reports from seoul. north korean leader kim jong un's extensive reports in the opening days of this ruling party congress has mostly concentrated on his country's claimed achievements in the 5 years since the last congress but he referred again to the economic failings he admitted at the beginning of this gathering the result of isolation from international sanctions and the global pandemic. as always because the situation is. warranted and. so denying probably

means. as a counter to such negative views kim was able to highlight big advances in his nuclear arsenal he referred to new missile development such as in submarine launched weapon technology and a new longer range intercontinental ballistic missile capable of delivering multiple warheads with greater accuracy kim jong un also spoke about the need for the testing of new weapons opening up the possibility of more provocative longer range missile launches but north korea has suspended during the past few years of unprecedented summit diplomacy with south korea and the united states it's a far cry from the very commitments to denuclearize ation made in the singapore summit with the us president donald trump just 2 and a half years ago and as he prepares for his successor joe biden to take over came

once again identified the united states as his country's biggest main enemy macbride al-jazeera seoul now bogota and several other cities in colombia are under curfew the streets of the capital were mostly deserted overnight apart from police officers and forcing the lock down the country is trying to contain a sharp increase in corona virus cases and pressure on intensive care units it's recorded more than 18000 new infections in the past day sweden's parliament has passed a law enabling the government to impose stricter measures to fight the coronavirus legislators can now order the closure of shopping malls and other public facilities people who violate the rules can be fined sweden has been criticised for measures seen as more relaxed than its neighbors so far avoided a nationwide lockdown then 850-0000 infections and more than 9000 deaths of being recorded. most covert 1000 patients are still feeling at least one symptom of the

disease 6 months after recovering a study published in the lancet medical journal looked at 1600 patients who were followed up 76 percent of them reported suffering persistent problems fatigue muscle weakness difficulty in sleeping are the most common and antibody levels in about 100 patients were found to have dropped by 50 percent over 6 months back and suggest immunity reduces over time the study's authors warn larger sample size is a needed sign of his it is a senior lecturer and global health advisor at university college london school of pharmacy she joins us live by skype from london good to have you with us so looking at all this darters now coming to light do we know how long it will take for those who've had coded 19 to completely get over or all of the symptoms.

i think it's too premature to be able to give a definitive timeline of that especially because there's going to be so much individual variation depending on underlying medical conditions age gingery than what we are seeing here in the u.k. in this approach long 2nd way we are now in our 3rd lockdown is that the demographic of the people who are being hospitalized is quite different to what we were initially seeing so there are younger patients that are coming in there are more women where it's previously what we saw was a pattern of affecting the largely elderly and particularly male patients so we still have quite a lot of research that's required to better understand long coded and post coded syndrome that she really quantify and differentiate between

potentially other issues and things that are directly result of the viral infection . what implications does this have for the health care system if people may be struggling with symptoms will offer you know pod's even more. surgeon ways that we have of course the immediate acute response to people who are ill right now and require either i.c.u. treatment or hospital care and a lot of other services have been diverted in order to ensure that these beds are available but in addition to this sort of managing the current crisis that say when patients have to be seen over a period of 6 months or longer ju-ju complications of contracting the virus that means that we're going to have even less capacity less health care workforce

available for treating these individuals and that will have a knock on consequences on care for all sorts of chronic conditions cancer care of sex so this is going to even turn there are put on what we see globally is that health systems are under extreme amount of strain here in the u.k. there have been as a result. of austerity measures for many years even just coping with flu or the winter has led to a shortage of beds c can imagine now london is innocent state of essentially emergency nearly with a major incident was declared by a mayor because of the lack of hospital beds but when we look at sort of the right now we're not even discussing the long term consequences to this very important study has highlighted and that will further not this will burn out our health care staff. i want to look at something that's in the in the datta how normal is it to

have antibodies at 50 percent or to drop by 50 percent in 6 months is that a typical thing we see for you know a covert virus i guess and we're seeing a lot of. different interesting research being done in this area but the world health organization has always advised that this is one of the reasons having an antibody passport just wouldn't work that idea was floated around and became quite popular. let's say over the summer period but because these antibodies drop and the immune system works in a different way so just because we have decreasing amount of antibodies doesn't mean that there wouldn't be no protection at all but it does mean that re infection is possible. even though currently that has been quite rare but it does limit the

extent to which we think that. protection can be offered through that route which is why we need to ensure that vaccination is rolled out as quickly as possible due to the fact that these variants are putting evolutionary pressure or ready these viruses have adapted due to evolutionary pressure and as a result we currently are in a race between mutation vaccination and people will only have as they say still understanding the extent of protection that people have after recovering from it and this is why vaccines are critical to words ending the pandemic but this is actually going to be quite a long process and many other more basic public health measures will have to continue in the year to follow. does this have any implications i'm wondering for the vaccines especially these antibody levels. so if anything

the vaccine will ensure that people who have depleted levels of antibodies are going to get the sufficient boost that they need to be protected so this again is why the vaccination strategy is so important and it's excellent that we have a broad range of vaccines that are being approved here in the u.k. we've we've just also approved a moderna vaccine but it won't be available to march until march and many other countries have not made by a lot or all agreements with pharmaceutical companies and may not be getting the vaccine number vaccines that they need to even protect their health care workforce and there are vulnerable populations the elderly people the underlying conditions so this disparity will just end up prolonging the pandemic there is there's a lot and it will give the virus an opportunity to mutate even further threatening

the ficus the of the vaccines that we have now all right thank you so much oksana physical. and france government figures have revealed a quarter of doctors do not intend to be vaccinated against covert 19 unfashionable to reports from masai on why france has one of the highest rates of vaccines captus is in the low. in the southern french city of max a graphic design an eco cole has thought long and hard about whether he wants a covert vaccine and he's decided that he doesn't he worries that the global rush for a remedy mean some safety procedures may have been skipped. i understand that people want to move on with their lives but the world is playing a game of chance i'm not against people getting vaccinated i just don't feel the personal need to do so i mean an age category where my wrists are lower so i'm happy to wait to have more information in the future on possible side effects is what struck many people in france question the safety of covert vaccines

researchers say less than 40 percent of people in france intend to be vaccinated against coded it is one of the moas rates in europe but not entirely surprising because frogs has one of the world's highest rates of vaccine skepticism immunization was invented by french scientists louis pastor in the 1900 century his legacy is a source of national pride but has not prevented the growth of anti vaccine sentiment in the country that's been fueled in recent times by social media and the pandemic when i hear of it if you get elected again this sociologist says the french suspicion of vaccines is linked to past health scandals and a lack of trust in government. there are 2 incidents that really marked the french in the 1990 s. people suspected the link between the hepatitis b. vaccine and multiple sclerosis it wasn't true but it created mistrust there was

a similar case with h one n one in 2009 in both cases people believe the government was colluding with pharmaceutical companies for financial reasons to find truth about vaccine and that's had a lasting impact. the government's image hasn't been helped by the exceptionally slow start to the vaccine campaign in the country partly due to minister's reluctance to be seen pushing vaccines many don't want some expose say better informing people about how vaccines work and the possible side effects would help change minds rising infections if clearly created a sense of urgency the government urged doctors and social media influences to help spread their message but it's clear that unraveling decades of mistrust won't be easy. or al jazeera must say. bring some breaking news coming to us now from indonesia where a plane has reportedly lost contact after taking off from the capital jakarta let's bring in our visitors jessica washington on the phone from jakarta so jessica what

do we know about the fate of the passengers and crew. well this is still a developing story so just list the facts as we know them so far this plane to cross a few hours ago from savannah harter airport in jakarta that's the main airport here in indonesia and was a local flight heading to pontianak on west coming on turn so a different island it lost contact shortly after takeoff now it's unclear what happened to the plane after that the status of the fire is still listed as unknown according to local media there were 56 people on board but we are still waiting for confirmation as to exactly how many people were on board and what has happened to this plane we are expecting to hear from local transport are already there eastern jessica what kind of history those 3 we. have.

well in indonesia there there ought to have been issues with some domestic airlines but it has been in terms of share a giant area it does have. a reliable history many airlines in indonesia have had issues in the past but this is a story that has caught many people off god one thing that is promising is that because of cold 19 regulations many people are not travelling so this aircraft may not be as full as it would have normally been had it not been for covered 900 regulations or i guess we should probably come back soon a little bit jesco when more details come out thanks so much. the ship building industry in bangladesh had been thriving for a decade before the pandemic shutting down documents but a rise in domestic orders keep the industry afloat and it's providing jobs.

reports from the outskirts of dhaka. bangladesh has always been known as one of the world's leading ship demolition centers but it has also a long history of ship building dating back centuries and that's been recognised more and more after a layoff during the coronavirus lock down workers at this year are back and busy there are ships to be delivered and there is confidence in the industry has a bright future consistently growing domestic demand for ships in bangladesh both from government and private sector have held this industry to you know company a state of water in it in short a span of time at least 10 years in this country are now he could be building facilities orders from the global market have slowed down but domestic demand has given new hope the shipyards are slowly coming back to life here in. the capital city it's difficult to here. in this.

industry has managed to withstand the economic shock wave. unlike the ship breaking in the street the ship building industry has a much higher worker safety standards and compliance regime child labor is virtually nonexistent in major shipyards but safety issues still remain a concern in smaller unregulated shipyards where workers face the risk of injury and even that many workers say wait just could be better and there is a lack of job security as most work is on a contract basis but for others a job is a job. i have been working here for 13 years now safety is pretty good wishes are reasonable but sometimes the salaries are paid a bit but in general it's not so. the shipyards i brought new opportunities around 200 chip building companies now employ nearly 30000 people however there is still no workers' union to fight for their rights they're going to follow. the overall working conditions are good here the shipyard has all the required equipment so it

makes work a bit easier but not all shipyards have such facilities and working conditions the director of this shipyard say it's not all smooth sailing and there are financial and other challenges ahead bangladesh has a huge potential for she building into children at the moment we also have we have the technology we have the manpower but we have been doing issues with the financial sector as well as we need some sort of government but when i listen to the that these schools but we are gradually picking a man with there is a relatively small player in the global shipbuilding arena but with low cost labor and decades of experience industry experts believe the country could emerge as a major competitor in the market for small to medium sized ocean going vessels chandra charger i'll just gone. now i collected volved libyan

artists and musicians banded together to highlight the impacts of coronavirus on a country already torn apart by conflict malik trying now went to met them in tripoli. deep within tripoli's old city under house of libya's musicians and artists a space to express themselves in titled persistence this exhibition highlights the covert 1000 pandemic in a country already torn apart by years of conflict it brings together photographers and artists who want to prove through their art that they can overcome the challenges of filipe. unfortunately in libya support for artists is absent this is why we created this art house so artists can express themselves and send messages through their art people's hopes fears and experiences of living with a lack of basic services like electricity or all expressed here the city of tripoli

saw intense violence for 14 months when warlord khalifa haftar is libyan national army or was the military offensive in april last year his forces later retreated towards the east after the internationally recognized tripoli government we took l n a held territory in june and as well as war the difficulties of living through a pandemic but on a gun to somebody and one of the i know i'm a doctor 1000 was really hard for us i was afraid i would spread kavi to my family from the hospital there was fear and panic when i would leave the hospital they feelings were a heavy burden only so i would express them in colors in my art to lighten the load for these people persistence shows the importance of perseverance through hardship . need the war to see a stop an artists from creating as artists we express our experiences and our canvases in our music the. that's why we organized this is that to give our artists

the space to express themselves now after nearly 6 months of calm and tripoli these are just are beginning to hope that the pain and fear they start to feel a new life in libya and. now a trainer al-jazeera triple. or on sports fans that's catch up with all the game has followed sammy hagar you so much basketball star steph curry is once again showing the form that made him a 2 time most valuable player in the n.b.a. he scored 38 points for the golden state warriors as they came back to beat the l.a. clippers 115-2105 he'd also scored a career high 62 points against portland last sunday the 3 time n.b.a. champion has spent much of the last 14 months we're covering from a broken left hand and missed most of last season and. every night is cable looking entirely different when you're trying to figure you know yourself out and stay competitive and again i just like the way we respond and the length of this

season is going to require everybody to stay engaged stay committed stay in the fight and know that you can have an opposite of how it was when games australia have put themselves in a strong position to win the 3rd test against india and sydney the all season ended a threes play on 103 for 2 in their 2nd innings with a lead of 197 runs. shane and steve smith will resume on sunday on $47.29 runs for suspected late earlier they had dismissed the tourists for just $244.00 of the series is currently level at one game apiece say you know the big thing to kate got laid you know get up over 300 or did it hoping that we could keep it here reality and make that a really tough time to score a date you know like die for and for. english premier league champions liverpool are through to the 4th round of the english f.a. cup they beat aston villa $41.00 but it was villa team that was severely weakened

due to coronavirus but were missing all of their senior squad because of covert k.c.'s their starting 11 made up of players from their under $23.00 and under 18 squads they still managed to give liverpool a scare 17 year old louis barry with a goal that made it to $11.00 at half time for liverpool took over after the break and you castle united to match your believes it's time for football in england to take a break because of coronavirus the premier league said they were 40 positive coronavirus tests in their last round of weekly checks that was more than double the previous weekly high. difficulty could take. and of course that leaves people sick so i have to be i'm sure look at their you know and. financially it's right to play . for me but i'm really relieved prove me wrong so you know that people want to see a game of football but you know we're just. at the country this is everybody else's

but actual hockey league says the dallas stars will have to delay their season opener the stanley cup finalists have had to shut down training due to a covert 19 outbreak this is footage from the stars earlier in the week since then 6 players and 2 staff members have tested positive for the virus the defending western conference champions were due to open their season on the 14th but that has now been pushed back a week. by the baseball world is remembering the life of longtime l.a. dodgers manager tommy lasorda who died at the age of 93 let's sort out who spent more than 70 years with the dodgers organization led the team to 2 world series titles as their manager a sort of was adopted as a baseball hall of fame in 1970 he died of a heart attack at his home in california on thursday. ok and that is all your support for now is sammy back to you thanks so much for talking. about brings us to

the end of this news now kim is back with another full show. for 4 weeks america in goal in protest every day all over the u.s. even as the country faces the continued threat of a deadly pandemic. and it morphed into a movement calling for police reforms sometimes it was violent. but mostly it was peaceful we asked people to describe what america is now feeling i think people want change. and i think people are willing to do whatever it takes to get there on

friday billions of people in america are expected to celebrate what's called june 13th an unofficial holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the united states this year in the wake of the nationwide protests there is a growing number of calls to make it an official federal holiday. as people see it as a great opportunity to take to the streets to continue to let their message be heard . the american people have finally folk in america as i see it when america is off balance or because more dangerous the world is looking at us live next year of sadness and. with the election behind us will the republican party dump truck to the feel weak take on us politics and society that's the bottom line the general. shoots nobody could. use quite the greasy stream where that is killing their stock forcing some to

a bad position. while at least 2 delegates on al-jazeera. the move to impeach donald trump gains for the traction the groundwork has been laid to take action against the president as early as monday. and has a permanently suspends donald trump's personal account after he incited supporters to storm the u.s. capitol. and keep it al this is al jazeera live from don also coming up a more contagious coronavirus variance drives more recorded factions as new evidence emerges of long term effects. and coping through creates.