the money into the hands of someone taking money out of the hands of other workers everyone goes to their king and it becomes us versus them this is the deal about constraining your nuclear program the bottom line the big questions on out is the. 0. here watching the news hour live from headquarters in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. 2 children are among the more than 90 people killed in the most violent day of maine mars and protests mozambique's military on high alert as an armed group to a popular hotel dozens of people remain trapped iran signs

a cooperation deal with china the 1st if it's kind with a major world power and good news for its struggling economy. more protests across the u.s. calling for an end to violence against asian americans. i'm jasmine ash with the sports on another busy night of world cup qualifiers and. champion lewis hamilton to paula for the. new season in bahrain. hello welcome to the news our main mar has experienced its worst day of violence since the military seized power nearly 2 months ago children are among at least 114 people reported killed in the crackdown against and siku protesters. and that's on

top of at least 320 deaths that rights groups have confirmed following the coup on february the 1st so the violence coincided with this a military parade in the capital for the annual armed forces day that's where the leader of the ruling gente up pledged to safeguard democracy the u.s. you and u.k. embassies of all condemned me anymore as military for what they describe as the murder of civilians a warning you may find some images and tony chang's report disturbing. oh. the inconsolable cry of a father his dead son in his arms the 13 year old boy was shot at his home in central myanmar as the security forces moved in. and muslims city yangon looked and sounded like a battle zone the soldiers and police roam the streets burning barricades firing

stun grenades and live rounds. and pain everyday lives and these like these are not the same these are engineers these these are these a community leaders and he's a student this wounded man was dragged visibly bleeding into the road rather than help provide 1st aid the soldiers beat him as he laid in a pool of his own blood in the southern city of daraa way these 3 men on a motorcycle or shot at random as they passed police trucks to manage to get to their feet and flee a 3rd wounded trapped beneath his bike. and those wounded or killed dragged away on ceremoniously to be bundled into army trucks. all of this on a day meant to celebrate forces but celebrate they did outside the capital naypyidaw on an enormous parade ground and or inspiring display of military

hardware and might the gentle leader in his address avoided the fact these soldiers are now fighting their own people and reinforced his statement that members of the army of the guardians democracy. the armed forces unavoidably assume the state responsibility by lawful means due to the unlawful acts of the n l d led government in the 2020 election after the accomplishment of the state of emergency provision a free and fair election will be rerun and the handover of state responsibility will be continued while the military has faced little opposition so far manned mars armed ethnic groups have been threatening to intervene if the violence continues how young. they continue to shoot at protesters and bully the people i think all ethnic groups would not just stand by and do nothing but it's civilians who now face the military's role 7 year old. was shot in the head inside his home in mandalay don't worry everything will be ok but don't sleep say his parents as they

try to treat his room. children are now facing the full might of myanmar's military machine tony chang al-jazeera. the violence has sparked a global wave of condemnation led by the united nations red said it was horrified by the needless loss of life today with reports of dozens of people shot dead by the military in the bloodiest days since the coup and the u.k. foreign minister dominic robb tweeted today's killing of unarmed civilians including children marks a new low we will work with our international partners to end this senseless violence and other countries though have shown their support for the join top 8 nations including china and russia sent representatives to saturday's military parade and as address me in mars top commander described moscow as a true friends. it is a got out i would like to express my profound gratitude to the high level

delegation from the russian armed forces for the pleasure of their company at this military parade i would also like to say that the russian government and the russian armed forces are acknowledged for this substantial support to 1000000 miles armed forces in a friendly manner even though we are far apart alone maria kids is an anthropologist than a senior researcher at the danish institute for international studies focusing on justice on security and me in mar she says the protests show a failure of the army strategies. well everybody has been been fearing what would happen today on the armed forces day where they would use this opportunity to to show increasing my and that they control that they have the power and the institutional light to do so despite the massive protests that we've seen it's clear now from the massive opposition in the population 'd that the political strategy that the military had in the beginning has failed the strikes by the civil

disobedience newman has paralyzed lots of economy in the civil service and lots and lots of people across ethnic religious and other divides have come together against the military so it seems now that they're using today to show well we're strong and we can control and control the nation but this idea that they could hold elections and get legitimacy in the population who says it's a ghost so far we've seen people who can be incredibly resilient we have especially seeing among the young people say 'd we would rather die than live under democracy so i think there's still a lot of energy. there's still a lot of push to mobilize and organize but at the same time we're also seeing people leaving the cities people who are not a ritually from big cities like going back to their rule areas we also see more and more people moving into the border areas that is the border areas where some of the ethnic groups that we mentioned before have nominal control have sort of paralleled

states and have had so for the kates we have seen people also 'd mean because it is getting increasingly dangerous and an armed ethnic group in myanmar says the army has launched air strikes on a village near the thai border the qur'an national union which controls the region says fighter jets attacked day know in papua districts forcing villagers to flee local reports say 2 people were killed and 2 others injured. nearly 200 people including foreigners are trapped in a hotel in northern mozambique where fighting is raging for a 4th day i'm a real hotel in palma which has been under attack by isolating fighters the government is trying to take control of the situation in the coastal town where several people are said to have been killed the reuters news agency is also reporting the deaths of civilians whose convoy was attacked as they tried to flee while the conflict in kabul delgado province began in 2017 and amnesty

international says war crimes are being committed its latest report blames several parties including an isolate fully aided armed group and the government backed private military firm for the deaths of hundreds of civilians it also says government troops have arrested civilians without reason tortured detainees and carried out extrajudicial killings the humanitarian crisis has forced more than half a 1000000 people to leave their homes couples all gado is rich in resources and home to africa's largest liquefied natural gas projects but there's also high levels of poverty as well this frustration over an equal access to lands and jobs jasmyn oprah meant as a senior researcher at the armed conflict location and event data projects she says the recent attacks are showing a level of sophistication and guerrilla fighting not seen in the region before. this is a tactic has been brewing for some time now we have seen for a tax preceding this it back. in terms of preparation we have seen the

insurgents intermittently ambushing remote actually shrouds and isolating poem our local dissatisfaction and again security forces and nearly out the insurgents the opportunity to proceed work gaining a momentous victory against the government i for see sadly to say and it's a human tragedy beyond believe that defect speak for themselves i feel i foresee things as we have seen now in pommel to proceed this if is the question and the labor of poor nation tells me that we are experts in graphite dean trading these fighters being involved in directing and i do foresee that the decks as we have seen confined to nagar be more somewhat of a pariah bulma due to the rain season that is coming to an end when the game starts

spreading south and i am worried that move weird hour will be the next target of attack b. is no u.-turn the is no quick fix the insurgency is directing the momentum and they simply no end in sight iran and china have signed a 25 year cooperation pact the chinese foreign minister wang isn't meeting the iranian foreign minister divides a reef and president hassan rouhani the deal is set to have political economic and strategic components iran's economy has suffered under u.s. sanctions after washington withdrew from the 2015 nuclear agreement with china remains a part as a bank has more from the iranian capital. increasingly iran has been turning to russia and china especially since the former us president donald trump imposed sanctions on iran sanctions are still in place today but this visit does come a time where china has reportedly stepped up its purchase of direct oil sales for

from iran and also this is the highest chinese official that's visited iran since the election of president joe biden in january so both politically and economically iran has been turning to russia and china and back last year in october when the united states and the president donald trump was planning to put forth a motion to the united nations to stop an arms embargo being lifted the foreign ministry here told us that their understanding was and that they were confident that russia and china would intervene with a veto but this deal does have some does have some critics inside the country even though it's been backed by the highest authority the supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei now the former president mahmoud ahmadinejad said that the details of this deal have not been made available to the public and the squid not be really passed by parliament but there were also rumors that iran would be handing over control of some of its islands to china and. have denied that this that there's nothing inside

the deal that gives any country control of islands or chinese military forces presence in the country but it does have widespread political support inside this country and it's a way for iran to be independent and build a country in an economy that is sanctions resilient. well china and iran's relations with the united states are at an all time low there were tense moments last week in alaska and chinese and u.s. officials exchanged sharp rebuke during their 1st meetings and joe biden came to office and iran is hardening its stance towards the u.s. and the european signatories of the 2015 nuclear accord it once u.s. sanctions which have devastated its economy removed before it hold talks to revive the agreements the 25 year deal with beijing is the 1st such long term agreement for its iran and it comes ahead of polls in june to pick a successor to president hassan rouhani adamy is the director of the china policy center and he says sanctions will be an incentive for both iran and china to make

the cooperation pact a success. both beijing and her all have a number of reasons for wanting to still given the current international environment it's taken some years to get this deal done 1st geopolitically both countries are looking for partners to work with both on the fair bit of pressure from the united states as we know china's relation with the us has deteriorated significantly in recent years shitty competition has escalated and president biden is rightly u.s. allies and partners in an effort to call a policy against china so better relations between china and us is not on the horizon in fact competitions like to deepen and for iran of course has also been a significant political comic pressure from the u.s. and others especially on the trump initiation so in fact both are looking for partners to strengthen the hand of the void diplomatic and strategic isolation beijing is looking for ways to increase trade with non-western countries make foreign investment as part of its building own initiative and importantly secure its energy resources and sea lanes of trade and energy supply so for iran trade

with china investments in chinese companies and importantly the extra teeth in technology that china can bring to its collaboration with iran a pretty big you sentence and these incentives have being amplified because of the sanctions put to morehead on the al-jazeera news hour including best interest to sponsor the export to cover 1000 vaccines or 2nd wave brings us surgery for infections and brazil's worrying coronavirus trends an alarming increase in infections among young people. who wails finally get their hands on the 6 nations trophy not stories coming up a little later with german sports. news but 1st more protests are being held in parts of the u.s. to condemn a recent rise in acts of violence against asian americans. rallies like this one in new york are demanding an end to asian hate earlier this month 6

women. of asian descent were killed in a shooting in atlanta the incident calls fear among the asian american community which has been increasingly targeted during the coronavirus pandemic hardy's or castro's joining us from washington d.c. where protests are taking place what's planned for today heidi. well the rain organizers are calling this a national day of action we're seeing those images coming in from new york city there are also anti asian hate rallies planned today in los angeles and of course here washington d.c. the nation's capital and this is the chinatown neighborhood the iconic chinatown gate behind me and underneath it we're seeing the groups of protesters who have already gathered they have been coming here quite quite regularly since those horrific shootings in georgia that you mentioned which killed 8 people 6 of whom were women of asian descent and the organizers have been coming here last weekend

as well as this weekend because even as those victims in georgia are being laid to rest today this weekend the continued attacks on asian americans across the country continue to rise and we've seen those captured on surveillance video old people getting pushed down others being slashed in the face apparently unprovoked attacks happening on the streets which is indeed terrifying the asian american community the group stop a.p.i. hate has has has received reports of more than $3800.00 hate motivated attacks against asian americans in this last year and their organizers are putting the blame squarely at the feet of former president donald trump with his rhetoric were guarding the coronavirus plane blaming putting blame of the pandemic at china's feet using racial slurs to describe coded and the protesters here say that laid the

groundwork for the via. that unfolded in georgia that took so many lives and for the continued escalation of unprovoked attacks against asians and they want a stop to it. how do we explain the reluctance among some police to classify the attacks against asians as hate crimes. right and particularly that shooting in georgia that has not come to hate crime charges regarding the suspected shooter he's been charged with murder though police have not ruled out hate crime charges in the future and part of the problem there is that the discrimination against asian americans in the united states is deeply ingrained but until recently it's been little talked about it's not something that public schools are required to teach in most states i don't like discrimination against other ethnic groups but if you look at the american history there's the chinese exclusion act of 882 that barred chinese people from entering the country

and of course the interment camps during world war 2 that targeted american citizens of japanese ancestry and then as recently as the eighty's when a chinese man was lynched in detroit his 2 assailants both white men did not even serve time in jail for that man's murder and so these activists say enough is enough with the coronavirus and again the rhetoric that former president from promoted they say that really tipped the scale and they continue to come out to the streets to protest saying that this hate against asian americans must end ok thank you so much for that update from washington d.c. . now in turkey protests have been held against the government's decision to withdraw from a european treaty to protect women. the 2011 is double convention signed by 45 countries and the e.u.

requires governments to take tougher action against domestic violence marital rape and female genital mutilation critics in turkey say the accord damages family unity encourages divorce and supports the movement it's egyptian authorities say they're doing everything possible to refloat a stranded cargo ship in this west canal but can't say for sure when it will happen the given has been weds diagonally across the crucial shipping route for 5 days 14 tug boats are involved in efforts to dislodge it including dredging to free the writer $321.00 cargo ships are waiting at either end of the canal for access bad weather was initially blamed for the stranding but officials now say human or technical error likely contributed. to his office in the senate it is. visible and as they say the operation is still underway as we speak. we manage to

create a space. and we believe we will be able to have this shift back into operation by today let's go to lawrence brennan who's a retired u.s. navy captain and a professor admiralty an international maritime law at fordham law school he's joining us from new york thanks for speaking to us on al-jazeera so as you've been hearing and seeing i'm sure so far attempts to refloat the every given have been unsuccessful why do you think it's such a complicated mission. because of the size the location and the particularities of how the ship is waged across the channel in the suez canal the forward 3rd of the ship in a belt. 4 to 500 feet is firmly aground in a mix of sand and mud and we've seen those classic photographs of someone trying to scoop out a bit of sand by the bulbous barrow starting day or 2 ago and the

after end of the ship may be afloat reports today are that the stern has been cleared and the rudder and the screws the propellers have been open that's helpful but if 100 if 3 or 400 feet of the hole at the barrel are stuck in mud and sand that's a tremendous engineering problem of the ship that displaces twice as much water as the largest u.s. nuclear aircraft carrier oh ok so a ship thinking that's right so it digging the sand away and pulling the ship with tugs fails then to move the effort given what's the backup plan. well there it's a series of plans and i would suggest as i've said for a couple of days now that it's going to take a month or perhaps longer they need to lighten the ship which is to remove various things the person earliest ones and i'm surprised this hadn't begun before is to

remove the bunker fuel the oil used by the ship to propel itself through a boil to lubricate the machinery and them with the water on board ship we also learned recently that there's been some water that has been in places in the ship in in tanks where it should have been we need to learn if that was a cause or result of the casualty but once that's done moving the ship from the strand is going to be difficult we have an example about 70 years ago when the u.s. battleship missouri ran aground in norfolk virginia it took over 3 weeks to break the stranding and to free the battleship and that ship was not wedged across the channel it was in the open waters. and they will ship shoals and what do you make of egyptian authorities now saying that weather conditions. were perhaps not the main reason for the shepherding aground and there may have been technical or human

error. oh i think undoubtedly this is a synergy of fault and i'm not sure exactly what faults it was or combination but there appear to be human issues involved there could be other technical issues wind affects sale effect on a ship certainly is unknown factor whether that happened or not here is doubtful or questionable at least because the sister ship had no impact. at a time relatively close to this when it went through the canal also the pilots and the ship's crew should have been able to steer the charging electronics truck showing every given proceeding in the suez canal walks like a billiard ball bouncing off the side of the your table. primarily to the left to the west as it ascends and then eventually the ship seems to lose total control and about ants further to the north and to the east and that's where it becomes

wedge becoming waged is the most difficult of situations because a the channel isn't as wide as it appears in the photographs and b. it's like having a straw or in a paper cup that children play with where once it gets wedged across it's really difficult to remove it and whether you put your fingers down to pick it out or not you find that the 2 ends don't move themselves at the same time the fact that the 2 ends are stuck is more difficult and by italy the ship is partially aground partially upload the ship will move with the tides that's a that could induce a bending moment and that can present a major risks of the whole of the ship as remote as say it is that would be a catastrophic disaster if the whole were to fail particularly if the louvin fuel oil remained on board thank you so much lawrence brennan for speaking to us from the u.s. thank you. thank you for including me. well

a huge fire has destroyed shops near a train station in the egyptian city. north of cairo firefighters managed to get it under control before reached the train station and say there are no injuries it's thought it started from an electrical fault and spread in strong winds also in egypt a bridge that was under construction has collapsed crushing vehicles below. steel reinforcements fell more than 30 meters no deaths have been reported but it follows an apartment building collapse in cairo earlier on saturday which killed 9 people here with the news hour on al-jazeera here's what's coming up right after the break we'll tell you how mexico is hoping to tackle the issue of migrants on its side of the border as more people arrive every day. take away company delivery room is set for a big pay day but some of its writers say they're earning too little for what they're dishing out. favorite takes the honors at the $12000000.00 dubai world's top

stories coming up with sports. this is the time of the year thrash rabia where winds become something of a feature so whilst you still see the end of winter going through turkey probably azerbaijan and fading out of or against a tyrant it looks fine elsewhere with this hint of the brian here which is sand in the wind usually comes down from iraq down to the gulf states particularly out on eventually u.a.e. it may get here and the still quite a strong wind through the suez canal ironically and then down through the red sea both seas are fairly seasonal but the forecast in terror are more or less misses that that weather so dusty wind here too on such a day to day 24 degrees and it gets cooler as things become problem or know what is a little cold you might like but the wind is strengthening then this show model

bringing its dust and find out in d.m.t. quarter as a temp will come down in doha to 30 and it will be a dusty setting and that would still blowing down through the red sea as well but i may get to monday both of those winds banks northerlies has strengthened even more beyond that you see nothing really but sunshine or dust is more or less dispersed as well in southern africa the rot that many showers left just a few it's been very warm recently in cape town 9000 is what not what you describe as very warm him i get to 25 again in the next couple days. but. mexico's coded 1000 death toll is one of those wild hikes with one in 5 of its inhabitants living in the capital with the deadly upsurge in never to build up to take a good half a 1000000 visitors every day there's really no way that they can focus on the good without for. all has the governments are not

a drug strategy lead to unnecessary suffering frontline mexico the fight against hiv 19 on al-jazeera. when the news breaks 4 months ago janine onions was president of bolivia now she's under arrest. people need to be her 11000000 people infected hospitals in brazil are struggling to cope al-jazeera has teams on the ground the last time voters long talked to cast their ballots in the central african republic an attempt to truce was taking place to bring you more room good morning documentaries and light needs on air and online.

hello again you're the news hour on al-jazeera here at the top stories and more has seen its worst day of violence since its military seize power nearly 2 months ago local media say children are among at least 114 killed in the latest crackdown against anti protesters. nearly 200 people including foreigners are trapped at a hotel in northern mozambique where fighting is raging for a 4th day and a real hotel isn't hamas which has been under attack by eisel linked fighters iran and china have signed a 25 year cooperation pact the chinese foreign minister wang hughes into on meeting the iranian foreign minister zarif and other leaders. to have political economic and strategic components. well thousands of people have joined protests in bangladesh against the visit by the indian prime minister narendra modi they gathered outside a mosque in dhaka a day after demonstrations turned violent killing 5 people the protesters accuse

modi of stoking anti muslim hatreds in india he's in bangladesh to celebrate the 50th anniversary of bangladesh's independence now modi's hindu nationalist party is hoping to secure an unprecedented win in west bengal voting gets under way for a state elections a victory for the b j p there would consolidate modi's control in india's parliament polling is also underway and. the 2 states are at the core of tensions about a new law that grant citizenship to minorities from neighboring countries but excludes muslims a killer and john do it as a professor of political science i go hot see university and some he says that b j p has been consolidating its popularity among smaller minority groups while marginalizing muslims. all these identities have been playing a very important truth in the elections 2020 quid pro quo 21 you cannot

call it entirely national or for that matter regional brought in a sum and with the bangle if you look at it as something jump and visibly has been talking about you know consolidating its been a christian emong small our national or smaller at any communities it has indeed been successful in building a rainbow ally and you know bringing in smaller attorney but equally to tribal groups in all that way it's trying to give a complete regional image of the party but at the same time it has also been posturing its national end up but equally its original zenda it has consistently been talking about a civilizational less in kiss of the sun they have been the whole state polluted little has been targeting the percent muslim but equally east bengal origin muslim population has primarily not been group presented by to pollute

critical party call all india united democratic front now business be white it has been trying to win disillusioned by constantly talking about its developmental attribute months that it has been posturing since it came to power in 2016. trudy's said 2016 assembly elections there have been posturing number of benefits year it's the schemes including giving school kids today are you know coal is going girlz but at the same time they have all this woman grouping really just pull our education. the delivery of vaccines to developing countries through the un back kovacs program could be pushed back by weeks into a major producer of the astra zeneca job is putting a hold on exports to prioritise raising infections at home elizabeth purana reports

from new delhi. for more than 3 months indian made back things have been delivered to countries around the world 60000000 doses have gone to 76 countries as part of aid and commercial agreements but india recorded its highest number of coronavirus cases in 5 months this week and the government says it must now prioritize local supply the director general of the world health organization says that's understandable but it's important and the a continues to export vaccines we're already in discussion to keep a balance so that they can use locally but at the same time continue to provide their countries vaccines from the institute of india. the c m institute of india which is making the oxford astra zeneca vaccine is the world's largest manufacturer and the biggest contributor to

the un backed kovacs alliance india's decision to reduce exports is already being felt all the seeds more medium as you go and buy back scenes from a country pay for it part of the shipment arrives in the country and want to 2nd plane why is there their attorney general blocks the shipment these are unpredictable things that we think but they will be some relief in india itself health workers in maharashtra the worst affected and 2nd most populous state are struggling to deal with the highest number of cases since the pandemic began. there are no beds available for them here there's also a shortage of resident doctors even the risen and doctors who are available overloaded with work and getting enough coroutine days there is also a shortage of supplies from the administration to an extent that is being resolved but it's not fast enough because the number of patients is so high as cases rise the government has faced criticism that its exports more doses than for the

58000000 of its own citizens who have so far been inoculated the government is running behind its ownership to look back so they sent 300000000 people but all this is to address that is expanding the criteria was eligible for baxter as a chance to tell you it's an occupation dr elizabeth cohen of al-jazeera you did. or more than 3600 people died from cover 1000 in brazil on friday that's a new daily record and there is concern about the growing number of young people becoming infected and dying from the virus monica and i kept reports from rio de janeiro. an unusual holiday in rio de janeiro with empty streets and a crowded sidewalk protesters angry at the latest government to addict the mayors of rio one some have decreed an extended holiday and shut down brazil's 2 major cities keeping only essential services open and hundreds took to the streets saying

they want their jobs back. informal workers see they're being punished for mistakes made by others much damage damage that we represent 50000 beach vendors who are left with no income the lack of vaccines and public policies to encourage the use of masks and control kind this time parties have led to this chaos where the ones paying the price. more than 300000 brazilians have lost their lives jacoby 19 since the ban demick began a year ago hospitals across the country are running out of rooms medicine oxygen for the growing number of patients and what's more worrisome the virus and its more infectious variants are killing young people since january the number of brazilians in their thirty's infected by cope of 19 or crazed by 500 percent infections among those in their forty's have risen 600 percent.

doctors in this intensive care unit say they have seen a dramatic increase in the number of patients below 60 years of age i don't have a shower this tendency began in february join carnival the festivities were cancelled but people partied anyway especially young people who are now getting sick and spreading infections to others just this month a huge jump in their festival was held in the might is slums of rio de janeiro's. and the police had to break up this time this time party in a middle class neighborhood. on friday the federal government announced the brazil was developing 2 national vaccines one of them blew them back is ready for clinical trials after a slow start there is hope brazil me jump start it's an occupation program targeting not just the old but increasingly the youngest well monica you not get all just 0 religious near. one of barcelona's top music venues will hold

a concert for 5000 people in a covert 1000 experiments they want to see how well they can prevent the virus from spreading at large events concert goers must present a negative covert test taken that day and wear face masks a similar events was held in madrid in december that speak to oksana hezekiah's a senior lecturer in global health advisor at the university college london school of pharmacy joining us from london thanks for your time. so do you support these types of controlled experiments and how effective do you think they are. yes i think this is actually really important to better understand how economies that you have high rates of vaccination should move forward with any. confined space so this type of experience is not the 1st we've seen similar again back in december we had a similar experience again in barcelona with 500 people in 300000 equally also

in berlin and germany and this is all going to be critical in terms of understanding exactly how we can provide interventions that keep people safe journey and pandemic when we know of course the rest of the world is lacking access to vaccines so in one sense this is a plan forward is the way to ensure ready economies can recover in the short term but we also need to keep one eye about everything outside of her or her and i don't think that countries who can europe or u.k. or he not sufficient how do you what do you make of the health protocols that have been set out in this particular experiment the concert goers must present a negative covert test and they must wear face masks social system saying not required. yes so you highlight and surely important aspect of this

study which is the fact that can we reduce the amount of social distancing again this is something the world health organization has stressed is one of most important factors which could be just as a factor has a vaccine itself if we keep distance from one another however we realize that so many aspects of commerce and deal u.i. if so and feasible to actually implement so the results of that when we turn around are able to say definitively that only x. percent were infected as a result of where increased mass but without a medical grade facemask that this is not just your clock variety but again without that recommendation in our distance what that will mean for businesses going poor and i think that everyone is going to be watching the results of this say incredibly here or your terms of what will be available to them in the summer and

spring security some countries i'm going to look to the u.k. in particular which is an exceptionally well with its vaccine roll out what they will be able to see yeah that's what i want to toss here about in fact because whatever results come out of this experiment then clearly are saying that this could be applied to other countries. around the world. absolutely and i think we already see this happening us without even the test control trials and this is because they're very confident in their racks the roll out in the quantity that they've had so i had a presidential promise of 100000000 vaccines within 100 days and he's managed double that within half that time but there is still aspects to be considered in the sense that we do know particularly in europe if you look at france for example 10 percent of cases that have been just active are of south african variant and we do know that astra zeneca back scene shows less if it is seeing at this particular

vaccine so we shouldn't let our guard down now but do i think that a controlled situation like this would be a problem absolutely not i think we should learn from it and see what we can apply in the relative circumstances but we should also perhaps made him borders in this in a way that i think the u.k. and the european union have been negligent today. because i think you so much for speaking to us from london thank you. now mexico's president has committed to working with the u.s. to stem the flow of migrants but it remains unclear whether mexico can handle the volume of arrivals when you are polo reports from the u.s. mexican border. hundreds of migrant families continue to wait in crowded conditions on the us mexico border for a chance to plead their asylum claims to u.s. officials. dr dolores buddies an expert in immigration policy says confusion over cross border politics could lead to larger numbers of undocumented migrants piling

up on the border or say those take us out at this than they had to policies that a worsening the humanitarian situation one of them is title $42.00 which cites health concerns as an excuse to expel people from the united states that is the policy to reject and deport migrant families. there's also another non official policy that seems to be complicating the efforts of asylum seekers. people is from honduras and says that she and her 4 year old son crossed into the united states through the texas border 3 days ago but was deported to the juana more than 2000 kilometers from where she was detained you know how to get there. they catch a migrants in texas and send them the california and then to t. juana they check migrants into getting on a plane saying they will be sent back to their families but it's a lie they bring you here instead of experts warn that it's not only u.s.

policies that are hurting migrants and refugees in response to pressure from the u.s. mexico has deployed nearly $9000.00 national guard troops to stem the flow of migrants heading north mexico also recently closed its southern border with water moloch to all non-essential travel human rights observers say that while the u.s. and mexico have pledged to address the root causes of migration from central america the policies currently being enforced by both countries are violating the rights of asylum seekers. on friday mexico's president traveled to sudan what is near the u.s. border in reiterated his commitment to respecting migrants rights that we that is. we need to care for the protection of human rights one way to do this is to promote an orderly flow of migration and not to open the southern border of our country without considering the risks migrants face on their journeys. as the governments of the u.s.

and mexico try to balance hardline immigration policies with international humanitarian law more migrants are arriving on the border every day each with hopes that an exception will be made and there are silent cases might finally be heard. al-jazeera on the us mexico border. here's what's coming up on the news. there's another race of the world golf match play tournaments in texas plus the rest of the sport right after the break. illegal comes to the pitch is a special moment for any football to do it as a palestinian woman is a remarkable achievement. legend and a cantonal introduces. who broke through social and political barriers to inspire a generation of female players across the middle east. rebels their way.

on algis the. latest news see there will be no closure until justice is served and the identities of those behind the bombings are revealed with details coverage there's something else significant about this plot it represents and the visible dividing line between the wealthy and the poor from around the world the man who knelt on his neck in his fans a week in a minneapolis courtroom where the courts are selecting jurors to decide if he should be convicted of murder. the all.

the u.k. based food delivery company delivery is due to be listed on the london stock exchange in a few weeks but some of its delivery workers say they're being taken for a ride unable to earn a decent living there urging the public to think about how they get their takeaways baaba reports. it's paid for the time we get paid for pick up we get paid for drop off shot hussein has been a delivery writer in london for 5 years he says when he started working with a service he made decent money and could help support his parents but as delivery has taken on more riders and switched to a complex algorithm to calculate pay it's become harder now $26.00 chef calculates his average hourly earnings at below half the adult minimum wage or less than $6.00 now with the fees so low are as he had to cut back on a lot of things the only thing that's actually keeping me afloat is universal credit and. government scheme even. even buy the parts

from our. fix my bike out here actually rely on the government scheme to actually. find the money shaft one of the delivery workers who took part in a nationwide survey it analyzed thousands of invoices collected by the independent workers' union of great britain representing people in what's known as the gig economy it found that a 3rd of delivery earned less than the i don't minimum wage the union says conditions are pushing some workers to do longer hours pushing themselves to the limit but i've seen from my experiences i've seen riders turning up to work with broken limbs and sick cos forcing themselves to work i've seen women cycling well into their pregnancies because they can't afford to have the time off we see women coming back to work 2 weeks after giving birth because they don't have to money to take maternity leave this is what looking for me looks like this is the business but deliver a champ in the delivery room says it has 50000 writers who appreciate the flexibility the work provides and it's dismissed the new survey as one

representative in a statement to the press delivery said writers in the u.k. are paid for each delivery they choose to complete and earn 13 pounds an hour on average it out busiest times we communicate with thousands of writers every week and satisfaction is tara. at an all time high but the company knows it's under pressure to change deliveries due to be listed on the stock exchange next month but several of the u.k.'s biggest investors say they won't be buying any shares because of concerns about how the firm treats its workers and the status of the riders cost and self employed contractors isn't the question the supreme court recently ruled against which operates a similar model the taxi companies now granted all of its drivers holiday pay a guaranteed minimum wage and pension contributions it could have legal implications for other gig economy firms shaphan hundreds of other riders are planning to strike when delivering launches on the stock market they want the

public to take part in a boycott at the same time they say the job's precarious enough without having to struggle to earn minimum wage. 0 london time for an update on this for its news with gemma thanks 3 max the staff and will start from pole position for sunday's season opening a formula one race in bahrain the dutchman pasted the fastest lap for his red bull team in qualifying at the sakit sakit but champion lewis hamilton will start alongside him on the great after going 2nd quickest hamilton's and save his teammate are 3 but us guys from 3rd is the 1st time red bull have been on pole for the opening race since 2013. all week so far i think the car has been working really well it's just been really enjoyable to drive of course with the wind changing a lot around every session is not easy to set up the car but it all worked out perfectly in court fighting so yes i was very happy with the decision. mazing to

get taken some actually did such a great job so fast in that last lap. actually gave it everything i had but pushing with a good note. for staff and also to help the man asking the questions david caught up celebrate his 50th birthday by making sure the driver to and commentator how does cake and ate it rather head in the face anyway now and not too far away in cash tally and francesco back nighest secured pole for the 1st moto g.p. race of the season in his 1st qualifying session on a d. kasey and it went very well indeed he smashed that record of the cell circuit yamaha right as a fabric of our right maverick the knowledge will start 2nd and respectively and valentino rossi well he was clearly delighted with his 4th place on the grid celebrations there with his team the 9 time world champion is entering his $26.00 grand prix season and is 1st on the train as bike as india experiences in corona virus cases and their greatest ever sportsman cricketers such intent oka has

announced he himself has tested positive the 47 year old assured fans on social media that he only has a mild symptoms and is now self isolating tendo lives in mumbai in the state of maharashtra which reported an all time high of 983-7000 infections on friday india's virus numbers are the highest they've been since october with more than 161000 lives lost he retired in 2013 is known as the little monster under scored more runs than any other player in international cricket 5000 fans who tested negative for 19 have been allowed in to watch the world cup qualifier between the netherlands and latvia is part of an experiment that could help get supporters back into games quicker despite the netherlands recording more than 8500 new current virus cases in the past 24 hours the highest level seen it since january on the pitch the netherlands made up for their 42 lost

a turkey on wednesday stephen book house opened the scoring for the dutch and made it to know which is how it finished. so they look to be the dangerous team and great j. they leave no way 3 nil and also if it stays that way it will keep on top of the group out of montenegro. for one. of the world's top ranked side belgium face the czech republic i saw both teams are missing players who have been refused permission to travel by their club sides in germany because they would have to quarantine on their return while european champions portugal they face so they began their qualifying campaign with an unconvincing one there when i have azerbaijan while serbia beats the republic of ireland 32 and 3 portugal boss of samples has 1000th game as head coach at club and international level. meanwhile the hosts of the world cup cats have been playing an international friendly with azerbaijan and it looks like they'll get a 2nd win in a week in a row they came from behind with 2 goals from have made us

a 2nd that stunner they lead to one with just a few minutes left in that game a day after clinching rugby's a 6 nations tie to wales have finally been able to lift the trophy they won the championship after their neighbors challengers francais lost at home to scotland on friday skipper adam when jones was handed the trophy at a ceremony at the team's base earlier is the 2nd time they've won the tournament in 3 years. everybody knows the rugby history and well i think young rugby players grow up dreaming that killing the jews even when they do it means so much to them i think we understand that we just custodians of the jews for purity of tone and so we want to do the piece might make and i should print really. one of the vice to famous climates in the world to alex huddled says at the sporting clays and in the tokyo and in pics could take the sports to new heights on old was the stock of the 2 $1017.00 oscar winning film

a free saturday which focused on his climb up capital and yosemite with ny right he won't be challenging for a gold medal but what as a commentator and a sport climbing makes it's an impact debut along with skateboarding and surfing. the climb in the olympics is such a historic moment for the sport and to be able to watch the competitors in real life and sort of witnessed. i mean i don't see human mastery below which is the greatness you know i mean the people competing in the olympics are the best climbers of this generation it's going to be incredible to watch them climbing this summer in the olympics is a combined format where it's combining 3 different disciplines of climbing it's combining speed timing difficulty in boulder that are normally separated for the world cup circuit but for the olympics they only got one medal so they're combining well into 21 competition the bigger the climbing community is the better it is for me and so you know i'm i'm i'm all for the growth of the sport. now let's.

say as hole in one of the world golf championships matchplay tournament in texas well englishman tommy fleetwood did the same thing on the ferry say whoa all of the chances about the world number 20 say this ice at the falls that was in his round of 16 match with didn't fratelli he went on to win a 4 in 3 to reach the quarterfinals which he's currently playing in right now against american billy horsnell. and one of the world's richest races the dubai world cup was won by american holds mystic guides the jockey who was competing in this event for the 1st time mystic guided finished a convincing a 3 and a quarter lang's clay of japanese trained it sure wasn't to win the $12000000.00 1st prize is the 3rd straight win in this race so i mean it's a good often and just to confirm that we have beaten no way in that world cup qualifier and katsav beats and azerbaijan in the international friendly that is all you'll sport for now i'll be back with more later ok gemma thank you so much thanks

for watching the news hour on al-jazeera we hand you over to barbara starr oh she'll be with you in just a moment with more news coming up right after the break. when freedom of the press is on the threats demonstrators and journalists are dealing with internet outages police intimidation and charges not just the dish on the street line becomes the default the media namely develop images that lead to the negative to these guys that just how did it create a nuisance makes it hard for people to know what's real and why. not step outside

the mainstream shift the focus covering the way the news discovered the listening posts on a 0. a sister turned human rights activist the day hope brother is locked in a notorious supposed back desert prison. perfect for his freedom sees her exiled surveilled and betrayed by those closest to her. but her resolve is unshaken. the need to devil lives without hope. witness on al-jazeera. decades ago manila was called the pearl of the orient the manila metropolitan theater was once a testament to the city's grandeur but decades later the theater has become a symbol of mandela's dickie now the philippine government is changing their government buildings the universities and monasteries were just some of the many

structures that were destroyed in the larger in world war 2. but rebuilding a life and a city from scratch has proven difficult and some experts say manila has never truly recovered 'd. more than 100 people killed in the war day of violence since me and mars military sees the power to children are among the dead. following barbara sarah this is al jazeera live from london also coming up why a rise in corona virus infections in india could jeopardize the delivery of backs.