and boy solidarity poultry journalist sign the petition. 'd to say. this is al-jazeera. hello that i have a good team with the al-jazeera news are coming to you live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes move serve page donald trump gather pace the groundwork has been laid to take action as early as monday. while twitter is stop site attempts by the president to communicate with his followers after permanently suspending his account. is found in waters north of indonesia's capital where

a passenger jet is suspected to have crashed. and the u.k. officially record sport and 3000000 covert 1000 cases since the pandemic began we look at what the government's doing about it. and in spore rushes out of stars and casanova has produced the biggest upset of the new tennis season she stunned the former world number one carlina pliska abu dhabi open. for years twitter has been donald trump's go to platform to promote his policies attacked his critics and spread false it's now it's suspended the u.s. president's account permanently is the latest consequence of the attack on capitol hill by trump's supporters that could also see him face

a 2nd impeachment gabriels on the reports no from washington d.c. . 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 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 individual 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 the more eyes outraged and disappointed and embarrassed and mortified by the president's conduct as i am and democrats. one has for the rioters that set off the crisis several were arrested on friday including this man 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 jazeera washington well we have 2 correspondents on the story in a moment still speak it see it's a good name his sen joe biden's home time wilmington delaware and sponsor eco heinous following all the developments from washington d.c. but 1st more pictures are emerging from the moments capitol hill was overrun and the appear to reinforce perceptions that a sparse philly's force was outnumbered and overwhelmed one police officer was killed here's a 100 pound was was . a police officer is crushed in a doorway capitol building copper tween an angry crowd and outnumbered police which . was the a lapse in security on the stage where joe biden incoming harris will be sworn in

as a us 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 entered. dozens have been arrested was the 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 this people must be held accountable and it was amazing to see the president talk. 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 a scene captured on several videos according to the journalism website belling cat 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 or schapelle al-jazeera. well patty cool he joins us now live from capitol hill and patty given the more dramatic footage that is a marriage being it seems congress really is gearing up to take punitive action against the president. they really are what i think as early as monday you could

see the u.s. house of representatives vote to impeach donald trump again now before it went through committee they're going to do it expedited process because it only has what 11 days left in office so an expedited process they could vote as early as monday just need a simple majority 'd then the question is what happens in the senate the senate has to have a trial they don't necessarily have to have witnesses a pro per the last time the question is when if all of the side there's all $100.00 of them say we want to check they could do it starting next week that seems unlikely given the president still has some allies in the senate so that in january 20th joe biden becomes president and you could see the outgoing president facing an impeachment trial there is legal precedent you can impeach an official once they're out of office if he is impeached that's a tough order to be 2 thirds of the house the senate to vote for it then they could have another vote the simple majority and bargain from ever holding any public office again so people in washington are very angry and they basically are said to

say that he just needs to go no matter how he doesn't listen to. sadly the person is running had to branch is a drainage unhinged dangerous president of the united states and a number of days until we can be protected from him but he has done something so serious that there should be prosecution against him well i gather that the 25th amendment is off the table one isn't nothing is off the table. and that's the words of president. and runs a lot particularly in these past 4 years but just taking a broader view it's not just unprecedented just been traumatic particularly for people in the city for you are right now 1st we have those violent black lives

monsters proved se us and then we've seen those shocking images beamed around the world from the capital how are people in d.c. coping with this. not well it's been a long long couple of months and culminated in the invasion of the u.s. capitol this is not happened since 812 and it was the british who got into the capitol last time not only american citizens and there's growing concern about how organized this was they came with zip ties they came very close to being able to hold hostage their protests potentially harm about 70 members of the u.s. congress so as the days of gone by we're learning more and more about how it happened and some of the capitol police officers behaving so brilliantly trying to persuade up to a mob that they were completely outnumbered by and others who are going to be investigated for seeming to help the rioters so there's just

a lot to sift through we're starting to see people being arrested people who called it the best day of their life and then once they're out it lose their face criminal charges or say they didn't mean to do it there's a lot of feeling in this city that it's not over because we're seeing social media they're saying they're going to try again it's a much more heavily fortified build even complex right now but there's still a lot of palpable fear. quite passee coup here in bringing us the latest live from capitol hill thank you very much indeed let's cross now it's the wilmington delaware where you can speak with natasha can name natasha the hearing about the aftermath of the was essentially been 4 years of division culminated in the shocking events that we saw in washington d.c. just days ago the jewel boys and was. on a promise to be the great unifier to bring the country back together but given that

we're not talking about another possibly divisive pietschmann proceedings do you think president elect biden is likely to support that particularly as he assumes the presidency turns into january. president elect joe biden has said that with regard to impeachment proceedings that is a decision for congress to make reporters tried to nudge him numerous times on friday during a news conference to see if he would allow aberrate and he kept returning to the fact that this is a decision for congress he did however have a very harsh critique critique of president trump he said that he's been saying for months that trump is not fit for office he's an embarrassment to the country he's not worthy of the office and he's one of the most incompetent presidents in american history but he says the question is not about removing president trump

from office the question is what happens between now and the lead less than 2 weeks before inauguration day biden says he is focused on he and vice president elect harris being sworn in and then getting to work to quote immediately pass legislation that would bring economic relief to millions of americans who are struggling facing eviction struggling to put food on the table and to get funding to state and local governments this was a mid from the previous stimulus package package and state and local governments need an assist they need help with vaccine distribution biden says he plans to insure that 100000000 americans get that vaccine in his 1st 100 days he did talk on friday about what happened on january 6th that probably a day that will live in infamy in u.s. history the rampage at the capitol he called the people who participated in that

mob he called them fogs insurrectionists domestic terrorists white supremacist and anti semites and he says the department of justice needs to conduct an independent and thorough investigation but again it will be up to the department of justice to determine exactly what charges that they'll face a recent p.b.s. merest. reveals that almost half of americans polled believe that stuff should be taken to remove president trub from office but when you look at party affiliation the picture gets a little different more than 80 percent of democrats think that trump should be removed from office but more than 80 percent of republicans believe he should not be removed from office president trump has said that he will not attend the inauguration and that biden says it was one of the few things that the 2 men can agree on he says that vice president mike pence is welcome to attend the inauguration in keeping with historic protocol there is

a historical precedent by the way of president skipping the inauguration of his successor but that hasn't happened since the early 19th century biden has said that it's important for these traditional protocols to remain and even. early as last week had said that trump should attend the inauguration in keeping with these protocols but that was before 5 people died in a deadly rampage at the u.s. capitol. well let's say with this joining us now from bethesda in maryland is unless men he's a professor at steve american university and author of the case for impeachment the keys see the white house is good to have you with us on the use our we've got to see powell controversies really running side by sights me have another impeachment

for the u.s. presidents and trumps banishment from social media do you think that tyrann so links in some way do you think that you know given tom's pirates often lain in his twitter feed do you think this twitter ban means that it might be easier or more likely that he'll be impeached or removed from office the true are intimately tied together look donald trump has never been elde accountable for anything in his entire life i've still baffled at how we walked away from 5 bankruptcy's 8 nothing and somehow got hundreds of millions of dollars in tax deductions he wasn't held accountable for obstructing the mall or investigation or shaking down a foreign power now he is being held accountable in 2 fundamental ways he's about to become the 1st american president to be impeached twice by the full house that's never happened nice has his media platform take it away from him he is

a creature of his online voice without it his voice is incredibly muted and his influence over the next 4 years is going to shrink appreciably and that that may be the case but it is his ban from twitter and facebook and instagram is it constitutional. of course it's constitutional these are private party forms they have a right to ban people not arbitrarily but certainly according to whether or not they pose a clear and present danger to the outbreak of violence and trump has proven that he has incited insurrection incited violence and that's how the ban on twitter

is intertwined with impeachment and by the way it trumps incitement of violence didn't start on wednesday it started 4 years ago he has been flirting with violence he has been lying to the american people he has been trashing our democracy for 4 years you know i give absolutely no credit to hypocrites like senator lindsey graham and senator ted cruz who at the 11th hour on the 59th minute of this administration are suddenly breaking with donald trump they have a naval his attack on democracy and his incitement of violence for 4 years and quite but the american constitution it protects the right to free speech it's tweeting or expressing your views no it's. free speech i mean are these part of your misunderstanding of the constitution you miss you miss

understand the constitution yes i have a right to free speech that doesn't mean i can publish in the washington post or the new york times or get on al-jazeera and st you don't let anyone get on al-jazeera a bit and the same essential means it is so social media that i'm sorry to cut you off but al-jazeera we're going to say i off calm we were deemed to be we were subjects of regulation and it seems that these social media sites aren't so i mean are they publishers more are they and does this this this role that they have because they have lighter meeting that rice. they have a right not arbitrarily to decide who is going to publish just as you have a right to decide who gets to speak on al-jazeera has nothing to do with your being regulated you don't just keep people off out using your own who are violent you are

very soft left you know who you allow on al-jazeera. so do you think social media sites they don't have any responsibility here it's all because i know conservatives are very upset about the fact that they feel that their speech is being curtailed their reach is being curtailed because they're not able to reach their large audiences do you don't think that the social media companies are going to be facing some kinds of some kind of backlash from conservatives died in a i don't know a legal routes or is there to be some reckoning with conserve suppose ation somewhere down the line. i'm sure there will be lots of protests but look one thing we learned about donald trump and his followers that they are very good at their masters of it deflecting blame it's always someone else's fault

it's not the fault of twitter that donald trump is being banned from twitter it's donald trump's own fault for using twitter as a vehicle for the incitement of violence he has no one to blame but himself if he wants to understand why he's banned from twitter he should look at the very lots of other individuals and groups have been banned from twitter this is not unique to donald trump ok allan lichtman so i'm afraid we're out of time it is great to get your thoughts and your expertise there thank you so much for joining us here on the al-jazeera news hour thank you very life we take care. there's a plenty more still to come on this news hour including the death of a prominent member of gary is opposition fuels mistrusts in the government. and some government funded muslim schools in n.z. are being forced to become secular plus we'll have the sport for you will bring

unity maiming to avoid a man wants to lead the records in germany and he will be here later in the news are. there officials in indonesia say a passenger plane a suspected c. have crashed after it went missing shortly after takeoff from the capital jakarta fisherman who found debris cool thing have given the items to sources to determine whether they're from the missing plane the boeing 737500 as operated by budget airline should be joy or air it was headed to pull carrying 62 people jessica washington has the latest from jakarta airports what we know so far is that just minutes after takeoff just 4 minutes in fact this plane from sukarno hard to airport indonesia's main airport. lost contact and authorities have just

confirmed that while one side noticed that the plane was heading in a northwesterly direction the air traffic control authorities here in jakarta attempted to make contact with the crews however by that point the plane was already off the radar what we know for what has just been confirmed is that at least $62.00 individuals were on board the plane including 7 children and 3 infants now authorities in the 1000 islands which are chain of islands just north of jakarta very close to the capital city believe that they have found daybreak from the plane the military has sent in reinforcements including helicopters and military vessels attempting to find a one. exactly happened there are also questions being asked of the airline as to the age of this particular boeing aircraft has been confirmation that this aircraft was at least 25 years old but believed to be in good condition we also know that

the flight itself was delayed by more than half an hour due to poor weather conditions and heavy rain here in the capital so authorities today and while they continue this investigation are asking questions about the age of the aircraft about the weather conditions and we'll of course be speaking to the relatives of those on board. u.k. has officially recorded more than 3000000 covert 1000 cases since the pandemic began and its health department says deaths have surpassed 80000 london's mayor has declared a major incidence in the city saying the spread of the virus is out of control life night scene the farka he joins us from london neve these the figures are well they're not just figures they're people with got over a 1000 people who've died from the corona virus in 24 hours close to 81000 people

day so far just how bad is it where you are. is extremely bad and let's just talk about how we've been covering the pandemic for the past 10 months some of these figures in the early days were covering on a day to day basis now you know 10 months on it's difficult to try and get your head around the scale of the impact of coronavirus we've all grown to some extent a bit weary of fully understanding the scale of the problem but you can't underestimate how bad things are particularly here in the capital we know of course that the vaccine is just around the bend as the british government keeps reassuring people but before the majority of the population receives that vaccine there may be a significant impact on how hospitals are able to cope a significant impact as we're already seeing on that the death toll of the rate of infection here in the capital the biggest worry of course is this new strain of the

virus thought to be between 50 and 70 percent more transmissible. when it comes to trying to bring the situation under control although people are keen to follow the rules we know they're wearing masks washing hands and social distancing goes some way but it doesn't go far enough to say the scientists which is why the government has released. a new strategy to try and encourage people to act already like they may have the virus and people around them have the virus this is a serious situation but more needs to be done the same kind of lockdown that was employed during the 1st. wave back 10 months ago just simply will not come this time but the message very much from the government is that a complete long term and following the rules is what's necessary and this is what is the government to about all of this the think is the situation especially from

observance or at say the u.k. it seems completely out of control where you are so so what exactly is the government doing of planning to see to it to regain some control of this. will give it give it all the back a full back and forth given all the u.-turn arguably dithering by the british government as to whether or not they should introduce a full lockdown or not it has confused the message a little bit is muddied the waters which is perhaps contribution to certain parts of the country even parts of the capital not being as responsive to following this complete lockdown but the onus isn't just on the population to follow the rules the onus is also on them on the government to be able to perhaps help people that call for instance isolate if they're told to isolate imagine you're in a deprived part of london you're living in a house share with lots of other people you're told to isolate 3 track and trace where do you go we know that in other countries in europe hotel rooms are being

provided that level of governmental care isn't here at the moment but at the same time people are constantly getting the message to for instance shut up their businesses remain working from home if they possibly can while here in chinatown a lot of these restaurants are open they're offering takeaway services you can go in and eat inside the next step may be to interfere instance to shop these shut these restaurants down completely. all of that will obviously have a knock on the lives and livelihoods of people as well it's a difficult challenge at the moment the hope of course now that the maternal vaccine has been approved here that the rollout will be much quicker in the coming weeks a government hoping that by mid february more than 15000000 people will have the vaccine the crucial period of course of these interim weeks what happens now the message that we're hearing from doctors working the front line behind the scenes is that they are overrun. very troubling situation indeed there in the fire care

joining us live from central london at least thank you. still to come here on al-jazeera the presidential election in the central african republic last month was supposed to bring stability instead it's triggered mass displacement we'll tell you why plus full steam ahead saudi bangladesh ship building industry is staying afloat still spites the economic downturn plus we'll have the sport for you tell you about basketball start and continues to shine brightly gold states in the n.b.a. . the last couple days a thunderstorm seem likely in the western side of saudi arabia they've been showers around for a while and they're still in the forecast on sunday but by the time we get to monday or tuesday it seems less likely at least in mecca so they tend to be dying

is more of a breeze coming down the gulf a brief which will bring temperatures down a little bit in doha as an example otherwise things are quiet rather arabia and also that event they run not so in turkey turkey does get rain or more snow just catching the north coast the more active weather we've been following in southern africa are still with us and for the time being for the time being done the low is still where that tropical cyclone. the wet season which is january february march for places like libya is pretty apparent from the forecasts when talks right in the shower the coast not so skies and coast remains dry for reasons that cold current and the cold wind up to 26 in cape time showers are developed in some parts of south africa when talk represents that wet season if you like 3 more days of showers and now danny has disappeared it looks like it will not become anything they will be showers in barouche's medically for probably no more than that.

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takeoff from the capital jakarta rescuers have recovered what they suspect maybe temporary from the boeing 737508 has 62 people on board. and the u.k. has recorded more than 3000000 over 1000 cases since the pandemic began its health department says deaths of nicer past 8 seats thousands. major incidents has been declared by the mayor of london he said the spread of the virus is ice of control. the united nations says violence and insecurity following the central african republic presidential election this forced more than 30000 people to flee the neighboring countries and as nicholas hark tells us many of them are seeking refuge in cameroon. bearing scars of unspeakable violence is going to wear maxime and his family they fled the central african republic to cameroon after armed groups to go over control of their town who are

a unesco world heritage site is now in the control of the anti christian militia group carrying out what maxine describes as a reign of terror. because i was on my motorcycle when they chained my legs. look they stabbed me in the stomach and in the back then they stole all i had. amid a presidential election a coalition of armed groups that fought each other in 2013 have joined forces capturing almost 2 thirds of a nation the size of france they are threatening to march on the capital bangui accusing president ouattara who has won a 2nd mandate of failing to implement a peace agreement as a result hundreds of thousands of people are on the move feeling to neighboring countries including cameroon where they are sheltering in makeshift camps u.n. staff say they are being overwhelmed by the number of refugees you have to consider that in some traffic and public school top of the population is displaced by point

630000 refugees across the borders of the country and was in the country you have 600 scientists aus and washington displaced just a staggering amount of people in need of assistance you know help and any improvement of the security situation will mean people can return home and account is out of. the presidential election was supposed to bring peace to this war torn country instead it has unleashed a wave of uncontrollable violence despite 12000 u.n. peacekeeping troops russian fighters and the countries you train soldiers. in his family are not ready to return home fearing the worst is yet to come nicholas hawk al-jazeera. a funeral has been held for a prominent member of kenny's opposition group who died swollen prison supporters say were bomba was killed why authorities and they want the government of president

off of condé to be held accountable because your locus who they are reports. mourners remember guinness opposition spokesman roger bomba he died last month while in police custody his family says he was poisoned for being a member of the opposition the union of democratic forces of guinea the official account is that he died from liver disease that i. called me one night to tell me he felt sick 4 days later i arrived to the hospital he was gravely ill with a stomach illness i also tim what the problem was he said he didn't know i asked when the symptoms started again he said he didn't know. supporters say about 300 members of the opposition are in prison and bomba has fueled their mistrust in the government. automatically they automatically arrest young men condemned them and

put them away or thirty's the selective it is directed towards those the opposition the level of justice is terrible dozens of protesters have been arrested and many killed says guinea's disputed presidential elections last october opposition leader solo dahlan yellow was at the funeral in the capital and says he is a rightful winner of the presidency. the number died in prison he should have been treated we here conakry is here to pay homage the funeral procession will go to where he was born. the opposition says the election was stolen by president condit the 82 year old earlier push through an amendment allowing him to avoid limits and one for a 3rd term he argued continuity would lower poverty and improve the economy at his wearing in ceremony he urged people to quote forget the past but protesters and members of the opposition say they'll continue to resist threats and violence and

for now the president's call for political unity appears unlikely katya lopez of the u.n. desire. to end the born babies have dies in a hospital far west india suffering skewed 7 other infants at the government one hospital in the state of maharashtra is thought the farm was caused by an electrical short circuit this is the 3rd fatal most so far in india in the last 6 months those with per annum 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 district hospital the district's administrator says that there were 2 nurses and to help at the top end the wars that they immediately raise the alarm that the fire brigade was called and the staff managed to rescue 7 babies but couldn't get to the 10 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 injuries before the blaze was. fabricated managed to stop the blaze from spreading to other parts of the hospital they moved all the patients to safety. has ordered an urgent order of the hospitals in the state and his 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. at least 8 people 8 coronavirus patients were killed in a fire in august in the station. and another 5 patients were killed and another blaze in the same state. and india is eastern state of us some a new bill has been passed to convert government funded islamic schools into

regular schools the governing v.j. people says it's a way to make education secular well critics say it targets muslims they harden reports. publicly funded islamic schools offering classes in arabic and teaching the course on but here in the eastern state of the governing body the agenda to party or be j.p. has decided to make $614.00 of them secular science. all the important modern subjects or the subjects which are being taught in other institutions those will be taught that is what did this did this more relation with politics or both election etc it is related to the proper education in respect of any cus community create proper education to their students. the state government says the schools will not close and teachers will not lose their jobs being neutral if you say that

if we give. all of the koran as the subject to some institution why we should sort of like that why not get all courses in bible are being taught in other institutions that is why to make it equal but critics disagree with the decision a senior congress leader from says the b j p is implementing policies that discriminate against muslims and are against the constitution of india and he says it's being done to win political support ahead of state elections in april an accusation the b.g.p. denies so they're trying to beat each other they are trying to break. so did the non slummy blog the measure of the blog would view this bloc as an enemy enemy of the common people you know that is the main. building in a very simple language. the principal at one madrassa in assam is concerned students will be disadvantaged by the new curriculum and. we stand to lose

a lot of the children who study at the madrassas tend to lose a lot they could lose their livelihoods and employment opportunities the future seems to be dark. muslims have been the target of increased discrimination across india in recent years in 2019 nearly 2000000 people were excluded from the state census many of them muslims later that year a law was passed granting citizenship to religious minorities from neighboring countries except muslims. who practice islam in assam the closure of madrassas feels like another blow leah harding al jazeera. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has just received his 2nd dose of the coronavirus vaccine he says israel his own tracks immunize. all citizens over the age of 16 by march really 20 percent of the population has already been given their

1st shots at the highest vaccination rates in the world the number of new infections is still high though and as prompt so it's a 2 week national lockdown china says it's now ready for visits by world health organization scientists investigating the origins of coup with 19 earlier this week members of the team were denied entry the last minutes they included dutch for all of you professor mary ann cooper months she spoke to al-jazeera step vasant you asked about the chilly 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 what would follow so far so w.h.o. is discussing with china. you know what the issue is and there you are reschedule work has already started you have been asked to do with deep dive into

what exactly happened at the early stages of this pandemic. 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 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. i think it's well possible that there's an intermediate step i used to will looking into the possibility that it might have been i'm human mistake there were

of course these 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. the shipbuilding industry in bangladesh had been thriving for decades before the pandemic hits shutting down dockyards but a recent increase in domestic orders is keeping it afloat and providing much needed

jobs tanveer charity reports from the outskirts of the capital 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 recognized more and more after a layoff during the coronavirus lock down workers at this year's 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 companies state what are in it in short a span of time at least 10 years in this country are now you could see billing facilities orders from the global market have slowed down but domestic demand has given new hope to shipyards are slowly coming back to life here and 9 out of the capital city it's difficult to hear. in this case the

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 reasonable but sometimes the salaries are paid a bit but in general it's not so bad the shipyards i brought new opportunities around 200 chip building companies now employ nearly $30000.00 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. it could be 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 this has a huge potential for sea building and 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 and i listen did that these tools but we are gradually picking up 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 size ocean going vessels trying to charter a i'll just. come on i'll just say we'll have the sport for you

17 you don't strike the premier league champions as scare and you will be here after the break. a policy imposed decades ago. it's changing demographics across asia with far reaching consequences to. pool socially disadvantaged young men so you have the system where people at every level be given money to agree on money to get other people to agree to sterilization al-jazeera examines the politics of population control. if you want to help save the world. the costs can the world bounce back from the worst economic contraction. and rich

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as of this level and this was her 1st ever match against a player ranked inside the top 100 she's now through to the last 16. i don't like the super heavy and. i didn't know that is going to be like this and i really like everything which is like which was on court and i'm very surprised i could win the american scene kircher golf losing out world series seeded maria soccer greece the 16 year old did go 3 games up in the 1st set was still beaten into certs secretary will face that side a 5th seed next. a german team shell could have secured their 1st league win in 31 games to avoid none one city landmark they were one match away from equalling the bundesliga record for a winless run been quite a fall for the same that was in the european champions league 18 months ago christian gross their 4th manager this season but a hat trick from 19 year old american matthew gets hoffenheim hasn't lifted spirits

shock winning 4 nil and they're off the bottom of the table or regardless of the result the same are still in danger of being relegated we've been speaking to pundits league or world feet analyst chris williams about just what's gone wrong. there's a lot of problems the fans have got with the hierarchy of the club supervisory ball there's been a few resignations over the last few months but yes shocker of the 3rd biggest club in germany in membership behind by munich in bruges dortmund and they've won european competitions in the past year wait for cup. in this league above they have won the poke out of their fans are extremely angry at the way the club has been djoko were quite close to going into administration when football was poles there got a lot of financial trouble and of course a big percentage of their income is made on match day income so fans going through the gates and taking their places in the stands and in the seats around you know they're quite heavily affected financially they were very close to going to the wall until the point is the game came back that's obviously been impacted further

by the fact that we still play behind closed doors in germany so financially they're on the brink and if they were to go down into the 2nd bundesliga in terms vita bundesliga they would be in financial peril yet again and there's lots of stars who would like to get out is whether they can get the right price for those if showgirl relegated there could be a fire sale come the end of the season which would be disastrous for the club $20.00 games in the 3rd round of english f.a. cup this saturday right now title holders also apply newcastle aston villa were missing all of their senior squad for friday's talk against liverpool jeter corona virus outbreak at sea made up of under $23.00 and under right same players still managed to give the premier league champions a scare 17 year old louis barry here with a goal that made it one more at half time liverpool i did take over after the break it finished $41.00 to liverpool. india's cricket players were allegedly subject it's a racial abuse during day 3 of the test match against australia in these camps and

generally speaking to the umpires at the close of play saying some fans at the sydney cricket ground have been abusing his team an official complaint has been lodged with the match referee australia a well placed to win that c'est with a 197 run 2nd innings late basketball star steph curry is once again sharing the form that made him it suits i must have 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. cliff is 115 someone i find it also scored a career high 62 points against portland last sunday these 3 time and be a champ and spent much of the last 14 months recovering from a broken left hand and missed most of last season. every night is cable a look entirely different when you're trying to figure you know yourself. and stay competitive and again i just like the way we responded in the later this season is going to require everybody to stay engaged stay committed stay in the fight and

know that you can have an absolute out was win games these 2 time m.v.p. and he's a phenomenal basketball player and usually was stuff when he has a tough game he bounces back the next one that's as part of his character board of his competitiveness so. he found something out there you know we found some openings in got himself gone. and the national hockey league says the dallas stars will have to delay the season opener of the stanley cup finalists have had to shut down the training facility to a covered 19 outbreak well this is the start practicing a few days ago but since then 6 players and 2 staff members have tested positive the defending western conference champions have been due to start the season on thursday is being pushed back at least 7 days ok more from me in a couple of hours but that is it surf and i thank you very much indeed. for the news hour that's it for me here in doha i'm going to hand you over $98.00 mariam

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