jungle straightly an engine is an venting tool is going to help people gain independence. sammy running his own little side of that will pull up to the ability to recognize objects all over the fire and so people with limited vision will be able to recognize every day women make science group of gals on al-jazeera. desperate scenes in india where people are left to die outside hospitals as daily covert cases surged to another global recall. how i marry a minimizing in and you're watching al-jazeera also coming up in the program pope's fate of saving the $53.00 crew of indonesia's missing submarine with their oxygen

now for 2 of run out. thousands of people attend the funeral of chad's president addressed baby with emanuel macron leading tributes and pledging french support. never. and space x. stands for astronauts to the international space station using a recycled rocket in capsule. welcome to the program anger and desperation is growing in india where the health care system is collapsing as covert cases saw india's 2nd wave continued its shocking subject tree on friday setting a new global record with another 3 132000 infections hospitals in the country are reporting shortages of beds oxygen and medicine and adding to all of this

a new development a hospital fire in the state of maharashtra has killed 14 covert patients from new delhi elizabeth prada reports on the multiple crisis facing the country. overcome with grief. this man and other family members of 14 people. killed in a fire at this hospital in maharashtra state broke down as they confronted staff the place where through the intensive care unit or i.c.u. the matter for me about unfortunately a major fire disaster happened at our hospital at about 3 am there was a sudden spark from the air condition and since there was a lot of oxygen supply in the i.c.u. it was completely engulfed within 2 minutes. 2 days ago in the same state a lake and an oxygen tank a killed 24 car the 19 patients on ventilators after their supply was disrupted many indian states are facing a critical shortage of hospital beds and oxygen supplies in the capital new delhi

distraught family members a struggling to find beds for their loved ones. well i've been running around for a hospital to get my mother admitted since the 21st of april i visited all the hospitals in delhi they all say the same thing the beds and all debatable another patient my son is a home who do i take care of i'm so stressed. reports of people dying because they can't find beds or oxygen are increasing every day this is one of new delhi's biggest private hospitals where the director said 25 people died in one day because of low oxygen supply the family of a 39 year old man who passed away says his oxygen was reduced without their knowledge and that his last words were please save me they also say they counted at least 45 bodies and that a catastrophe is being covered up the hospitals chairman says they've never had so

many deaths in one day but he denies they were a result of oxygen shortage you delis leader has pleaded with prime minister that in their morty to ensure the uninterrupted delivery of oxygen to the capital after reports it was being stopped by bordering states. negativity towards we can't leave our people to die we need people to understand that every life is important to us i appeal to you on behalf of the people of delhi a concrete steps are taken the city will witness a catastrophe. it started quite mature and burial grounds work day and night the government has begun using planes and trains to transport the life saving gas elizabeth parata al-jazeera new delhi. and u.s. health panel is recommended the use of johnson and johnson's covert vaccine should resume despite the very rare risk of blood clots advisors for the centers for disease control and prevention say the vaccines benefits outweigh the serious but

small risk almost 8000000 people in the u.s. have been vaccinated with the shot elvish holes have so far uncovered just 15 cases of a highly unusual type of blood clot 3 of which were fatal all women most of them under the age of 50 or runnels is following the story and joins us live now from los angeles and tell us about the next steps before full resumption of the vaccinations . well mary i'm following the recommendation by the c.d.c. expert panel that the johnson and johnson vaccine for quoting 1000 could be resumed for use without restriction for everyone in the country over the age of 18 the next steps are for the c.d.c.'s director rachel will end ski to officially formally issue her approval of their findings and then it goes to the food and drug administration another government entity in the united states in washington which

will issue a revised emergency use authorization for j. and j. vaccine both of those steps are expected to come very soon that it is not going to be a long bureaucratic process there's the possibility that the f.d.a. the food and drug administration will require a warning to be given along with these shots noting the existence of possible side effects johnson and johnson says that they support that possibility and they are working with the government on possible language the expert panel at the centers for disease control voted 10 to 4 in favor of approving the resumption of the change a vaccine with one abstention and as you noted they said that although the risks are real the benefits of widespread use of this very important vaccine different from the other vaccines that are in wide use is

something that outweighs those risks the benefits outweigh the risks and why is that why do they say that wrong why does this vaccine feel unimportant among the available maxine's out there right now. well if you recall the. pfizer and the moderna vaccines they they both require 2 injections spaced. several weeks apart in addition especially the pfizer vaccine has to be kept at extremely low temperature if it thaws out and the time expires it's no good anymore so johnson and johnson is one shot only and it doesn't require that level of refrigeration and care so it that makes it ideal to transport to remote communities through to small towns in areas that have not yet received or set up mass vaccination centers because the

population is is not there also health officials here in the united states is that they have done some surveying and they found that a significant number of people actually prefer one shot one and done rather than going to through the process again a 2nd time but to date just for your information 90 percent 90000000 people have been fully vaccinated in this country that's about 27 percent of the entire u.s. population. thank you very much rob runnels are pushing to staff from los angeles. young brazilians are increasingly at risk of from coven $1000.00 with deaths of those in their twenty's jumping by more than a 1000 percent since the start of the year this is according to a report published by the government by medical institute for chris cases in brazil have such this year with a highly contagious variant driving up infections the study says the average age of people dying from the disease was now 65 compared to 72 last year so younger people

being more affected. hopes are fading fast for the $53.00 crewmembers of the internet indonesian submarine that went missing on wednesday oxygen supplies on board are now calculated to have run out search crews are working in waters around the indonesian island of bali with several nations lending their help jessica washington reports from jakarta. by air and by sea the search grows more urgent as the hours pass 53 sub mariners were on board the carolina 4 o 2 in waters north of bali on wednesday morning they were taking part in what should have been a routine training exercise when contact with their vessel was lost but. the submarine is now silent there's no sound we can only use sonar experts are

concerned the submarine may have sunk too far and collapsed under extreme pressure . the deeper a submarine goes by more water pressure increases on the submarine every 10 meters there is one kilogram of pressure added to each centimeter of the body of the submarine indonesia's neighbors singapore and malaysia are assisting with the search and australian navy vessel is also on site. in tunisia authorities say the submarine was in good condition despite being built in the late 1970 s. it completed at year refitting process in south korea in 2012 and recently completed its scheduled maintenance in indonesia on thursday indonesian military personnel spotted an oil slick in the sea that officials say could indicate a fuel leak. so many of the family and friends of those on board the karen and 4 o 2 the ordeal is too much to bear.

his wife said i want to be with him i miss him but i can't because he has to work i said. but now we have heard this information. got married 2 months ago before going on the submarine mission before he left he was hoping that when he got back he was hoping they would have a baby instead her family like dozens around indonesia now faces a painful wait for answers just to washington al-jazeera jakarta. and all the stories that we're covering thousands of people have turned out for the funeral of chad's late president idriss deby french president emanuel led tributes to a strong man whose son has replaced him as head of state they'd be died of injuries sustained while visiting the north of the country where the military was battling an offensive by rebels from the niger mena morgan reports.

with these charts chad's army and people said farewell to their former leader agrees there be 4 days after the announcement of his death a funeral service for the president of 3 decades was held in the capital's largest public square. it was attended by heads of neighboring countries senior regional officials and family. members serious so the whole country and its people can feel my pain as a wife who has lost her husband in difficult times we've lost a country man and the head of our family. to me was exemplary husband guiding father and counselor all these characters in the one man whom we have lost their baby died from injuries he sustained fighting the rebel front for change and concord group in the northern region of can am coming to power in mind 190 after overthrowing his predecessor the same heartbreak his tenure was filled with rebellions as well as coup attempts after military council took over following

debbie's death his son a military officer 37 year old mohammad debbie is now head of state the country's constitution parliament and government have all been dissolved and the charter put out to guide the country for the next 18 months. a dream is that is that close a chapter in chad's history that lasted for more than 30 years but the one that's opening now is presenting challenges many opposition leaders as well as other groups have rejected having debutant as the new leader as the military council calls for dialogue others are calling for labor strike all this as chad faces threats internally and externally the rebel group has declared it will continue fighting and take over the capital in germany now chad is also part of the g. 5 sad countries involved in counterterrorism operations in lake chad and along the border with mali and nigeria before the funeral chad strongest ally france's president emmanuel micro met the military council and the g. 5 country leaders to discuss security. france will not let anybody question or

threaten today or tomorrow child instability in territorial integrity. to ensure that the promise was made will be realized for all project stability inclusive. and democratic transition this is what we want. you know many of debbie supporters who came for his funeral could not hide their grief and. we should be strong and not let this country go to waste we all morning but we should not forget that he died for this country so we should unite and try to make this country move forward . to the people we need to be united for the country's stability for the country's security and for its territorial integrity and not everyone is happy in the military is in charge but they're open to dialogue so we should take that as not 1st debbie is being buried next to his father's grave in the eastern town of us and to the world he was one of africa's longest serving leaders who died in conflict to

most of the opposition he was a ruthless leader who denied them a change in governance and to others in chad he will be remembered as the man who led the country during difficult times people morgan al-jazeera and. still ahead on the program was would be buying it the rule. of neighborhood. by prime plans labeled environmental racism and look at the battle to save the drinking water and south memphis and the russian opposition leader alexina valmy says he is ending his hunger strike following appeals by is doctors. from. where the seasonal changes happened in australia know we're getting fairly wet weather in tropical queens and as you probably know these big shows have

produced a bit of flooding around cairns it's more likely that it is more flooding and that does look quite a bit further down towards recovery for example the winter winds all back called the autumn winds really through the bass strait and through tasmania's temps is hanging on to the high teens and perth is creeping up towards 30 again which is quite nice this late in the year so that's typical american autumnal weather for australia and for barry on the warm side on the sunny side a bit of a break in the seasonal rain has been obvious in japan for a day or so i think sort of gaze interrupted the flow so japan is drawing relatively warm same struve of the korean peninsula and of course he's improved in beijing has actually gone down in shanghai but i think young show breeze will change that in the spring rains the tail end of it the chinese and they are showing themselves and they're running heavily 1st in the yangtze then further south of the pilbara delta or pearl river valley and hong kong's got a wet day rather humid day on sunday. as for india well there's been

a lot of study recently in his show british that seemed to go be a very interesting winter. on counting the costs of the climate emergencies the price of going green and why it doesn't need to cost the earth new zealand's an unlikely leader of economics becomes the test bed for controlling house prices plus no gold deposits so why is it one of iraq's biggest exports counting the costs on al-jazeera. revealing eco friendly solutions to comeback threats to our planet on al-jazeera. the on. the eve.

of. headlines now india has reported the world's highest daily tally of infections for a 2nd straight day with more than 332000 cases hospitals have been reporting shortages of beds oxygen and medicine. meanwhile hopes are fading fast for the $53.00 crewmembers of an indonesian navy submarine the went missing on wednesday oxygen supplies on board are now calculated to run out and thousands of people have attended the funeral of chad's long serving president intrastate be french president emanuel mark on lead tributes today who died last weekend on the front line of a bank called with rebels in the north of the country. well in other news the us president joe biden has called on global leaders to work together on a transition to clean energy on the 2nd day of his leaders summit on climate biden

laid out how the u.s. would achieve the target of causing carbon emissions in half by 2030 which he announced on thursday he invited climate advisers and business leaders to flesh out what he believes is the valuable economic opportunity of tackling the crisis while creating new jobs at the same time in other developments u.s. politicians and activists are rallying against construction of an oil pipeline in the city of memphis environmental activists say the pipeline puts at risk the drinking water of low income residents most of whom are african-american some of called the proposed energy project a case of environmental racism daniel arap in a reports now from tennessee. for months residents in south memphis have been fighting against the construction of an oil pipeline dorsey says she's worried over what it might mean if a proposed oil pipeline were to cut right through the neighborhood she's lived in for most of her life. while would be buying it the rule humanity behold there's

a growing movement among the local population against the plans for the energy project the concern from activists like justin j. pearson is over the ground being proposed for the pipeline which is expected to pass over the memphis aqua for so one of the most severe negative consequences is to our environment they're planning to build a $1500.00 p.s.-i crudo a pipeline atop the memphis sandakan for what supplies drinking water to over a 1000000 people in addition to this they're building at the top an area that's the most seismically active in the southeastern part of the united states. the pipeline would also pass through box town a predominantly black neighborhood that critics say is already exposed to pollution from several nearby industrial sites in recent weeks a growing chorus of voices have spoken out against the project including at least $28.00 members of congress and former u.s. vice president al gore it is reckless racist it is a rip off we're trying to stop this i plan it's called the by l.

yes i plan the memphis mayor just came out against it 2 days ago which gave us all some great it encouragement the 2 companies i know believe the city with ransom lawsuits they do that everywhere even though their legal theories are often nonsense but memphis is standing up because the black citizens of memphis and their white allies are standing up to say no more of this environmental racism a controversial aspect of this pipeline and others like it across the united states is the use of nationwide permit 12 which allows fall. fuel companies to fast track projects like the bay haley a connection pipeline the parent company responsible for the project valero energy corp did not respond to our request for a comment but the company has defended the project promising the pipeline will meet environmental standards. nonny joins us live now why does the situation stand then

between the activists and the on pipeline company. marian there's a lot of anticipation over what exactly is going to happen in this fight between activists who are opposing the construction of this pipeline but it really does come down to one thing in one word it's all about the water as you can see the rain is starting to come down on us a little bit today it's been raining on and off throughout the course of the day and a lot of this of this rain water that doesn't end up as runoff into the mississippi river who was right behind us now will be filtered down into the memphis sand aqua for which we've been told is a massive aqua for deep underground somewhere around the size of lake michigan it really is quite large and every day millions of gallons are pumped out from deep underground and supplies drinking water to the residents of memphis and the residents of the surrounding communities so this is awkward for specifically in particular really is at the heart of this controversy over the by. the connection pipeline as opposed to run from a refinery here in tennessee to the gulf coast in mississippi and what

environmental activists are saying you heard from our report is a concern not only over the social implications of going through a predominantly black impoverished community in southern memphis but also the impact that this could have on the drinking water because what they're saying is that this the pipeline would be going over the opera for in one of the most seismically active zones in the united states which happens to be the new mattered faultline happens to lie right on the border of tennessee mississippi and arkansas right on the other side of the mississippi river here and what would happen is if that pipeline were to burst if it were to rupture it would seem deep into the ground affecting having devastating consequences on the drinking water of millions of people and having devastating consequences on the local environment here so this is a major concern not only for environmental activists but also for social and civil rights activists here in the region now what we have learned this week is that the project. self has stalled it's been put on hold due to the mounting pressure from

activists due to the mounting pressure from politicians who are who are now called even not even members of congress who have joined in this in this call on us president joe biden to step in and hold construction so while litigation may not necessarily have been put on hold this big case of the buy it connection pipeline remains a focal point in this nationwide movement against the construction of this pipeline and other pipelines like it across the united states. thank you very much for bringing us the story emanuel rappler reporting from memphis tennessee. jail russian opposition to alexina valley is ending his hunger strike after $24.00 days of ollie's own supporters and doctors that urged him to end the protests to to the deteriorating state of his health he is the mounting access to his own doctor to address numbness in his legs and arms prominent kremlin critic is serving a jail sentence for breaking parole conditions by traveling to germany for treatment after being poisoned more than 1500 of his supporters were arrested

during widespread demonstrations on wednesday calling for his immediate release well now to me in modern military genter has issued arrest warrants for 26 members of the national unity government formed a week ago it's nominally led by un sung suchi who was ousted as the country's leader in that coup in february and detained on several charges the unity government is saying that it should be attending an emergency regional summit of the group this coming weekend instead me and. chief is due to attend which opponents say lands him recognition now a new malaria vaccine is being held as a possible game changer in the fight to eliminate the disease and the oxford institute vaccine has proved 77 percent effective in stopping infections is entering larger human trials to rule out any side effects malaria kills half a 1000000 people every year many of them children like reports. it's in this lab a 100 kilometers away from brick you know fossils capital wagadu deep in this how

the region that a groundbreaking discovery was made here blood samples were analyzed from 450 children given an experimental vaccine against malaria developed by scientists from oxford university's generates 2. scientists say the results of their year long study are extraordinary i have been part of other studies like these but never have i seen such good results holding all this it is taking market is still say that children are feeling great it's an extraordinary moment to see that the vaccine against malaria actually works. malaria kills almost half a 1000000 people a year globally mostly children living in africa there's been efforts to try to slow the spread of malaria by distributing mosquito nets and repellents but during the rainy season malaria thrives and last year more people died of it than cove at 19 and so and the affected vaccine would save and protect not millions of people

but billions of people living in tropical climates exposed to mosquitoes that carry the deadly parasite. larger trials on nearly $5000.00 children will now be carried out in 4 african countries but the general institute which was behind the astra zeneca covert vaccine is already seeking world health organization approval for the malaria vaccine the world health organization wanted the 75 percent effective vaccine this is the 1st time we've gone just anyone's gone just above that level with certainty certain. really important lee it can be manufactured at last at large scale and we're hearing from the syrian institute of india today that they would be able to produce 200000000 doses or more. making the vaccine affordable for those who need it most will be the next challenge still for this small clinic research. entered greek you know found so good there have been decades of efforts against malaria this experimental vaccine is

a breakthrough no inches for science but for humanity. 0. so history is being made in earth orbit as for astronauts travel to the international space station on a recycled rocket for the 1st time the space x. mission blasted off from the kennedy space center in florida reusing a falcon rocket and dragon capsule there's only gallagher reports from florida it's hoped it could dramatically cut the cost a few just space travel. and launches from the kennedy space center in florida are among the most spectacular 3 to one. on friday mornings blast off did not disappoint this is the 3rd crude launch from space 6 in less than 12 months the 1st time the company reuse their fall can 9 rocket and dragon capsule using recyclable boosters designed to fly themselves back to earth is a cornerstone of space x.'s plans to make missions cheap and it took 10 years to

get here to achieve this bold vision we have for commercial crew and i and again it's been amazing what the team has been able to accomplish say hi to the crew dragon resilience for us and let them know your rock is home safe on board the for us journalists from 3 nations around a 6 month mission to the international space station if all goes well they'll be welcomed on board the space station on saturday morning trophy part of advancing human spaceflight and looking forward to. going beyond earth over to the moon and mars. and helping make your humanity a spacefaring civilization and a multiplayer species one day for those eager enough to wake up early seeing crude spaceflights blast off from cape canaveral is a thrill human spaceflight resumed last year following an 11 year gap after the space shuttle program ended they keep that tradition alive and to keep technology going and to keep being able to launch from american soil is the main thing we went

in with that a lot of expectation and it was cool it was really healthy to say it was awesome commercial spaceflight is now entering a new era by successfully reusing rockets and modules space x. is making exploration economically viable later this year a mission will take 4 citizen astronauts into orbit the 1st mission of its kind in history and a galaxy are all his era miami florida. a look at the main stories now india has reported the world's highest daily tally of infections for a 2nd straight day with more than 332000 cases all spittles have been reporting shortages of beds oxygen and medicine and then in a separate development a fire has killed at least 14 people at a hospital in the hardest hit state of maharashtra. thousands of people have

attended the funeral of chads in.