actually. this is al-jazeera. it's just gone 1500 hours g.m.t. hello i'm come out santa maria welcome to the news hour on al-jazeera. patients dying overflowing a vaccine program in chaos we report on the hopeless condition of the people in india as code cases approach 20000000 or so in the news travels month a 1000000 miles military a rebel group shoots down

a military helicopter the anger rises again against the kurds. also the growing discontent over tax reform in colombia despite a climb down by the president and now the finance minister's quick 11 update from bogota and chad's going to names its interim government by including some members of the opposition that come the protests against the military rule. i mean sport manchester united states biggest fan group has called on the club's american owners to sell out the united supporters trust made the demand following a fun protest of its aims old trafford stadium. india is now approaching 20000000 confirmed cases of corona virus there have been another 368000 in the past 24 hours another 3417 deaths 2 were still experts believe those numbers of yet to peak but numbers only tale the

big picture i want you to have a look at the reality this is a hospital in bangalore in the southern state of connecticut these are bodies just being taken away 24 people died there after the hospital ran out of oxygen. then you've got this the queues outside distressed patients and family members people are actually dying in these cues as they wait to get admitted and then inside the desperation to keep people alive or at least keep them comfortable you're looking at family members here fanning the patients with whatever's on hand this is what india's cobra crisis looks like and it's not just a shortage of oxygen a hospital beds and his crime atory him are overwhelmed with the staggering number of people that are dying in the past 2 weeks 40190 covert related deaths and those are again just the official numbers meanwhile india's top court has urged governments to consider a lockdown to curb the rising number of cases it's also issued

a directive to ensure hospitals are well equipped it also wants a new national policy on admissions within 2 weeks we'll begin with this report from elizabeth in new delhi. relatives of patients who died when this hospital's oxygen supply ran out overcome with grief. my boy had recovered 75 percent oxygen was available he would have survived but without oxygen last night. the. others vent their anger at hospital staff in the state of karnataka one man said his brother called him at midnight asking for help. because a call at midnight that he's not getting his oxygen supply he got married just 2 months ago now who look after his family. cannot occur is one of india's richest states but also one of the worst affected few places in the country have

been spared by the 2nd wave of the virus the capital new delhi set up its 1st oxygen generation plant after more than 50 patients died when their supply ran out . so in those. they really are completely dependent on supply chains and cylinders then these problems are bound to raids it is a great idea to overcome that problem you have created an oxygen generation plant here in simple words it is a kind of oxygen concentrator only with greater capacity. oxygen concentrations continue to arrive along with other international aid trains are being used to transport cryogenic tankers with liquid oxygen to those states hardest hit by the virus the government to the expanded the vaccination program to include everyone above the age of 18 but there are shortages of doses to. people have been waiting in a line outside this center for hours the vaccines arrived late and the process is

taking much longer than expected and that's only leading to more frustration for people standing in queues were probably social distancing isn't possible. gladwin rollitt like hundreds of others waited for more than 3 hours for his jab i feel that. this indeed is the main issue because people have been waiting here since morning they would go in there describe it all but i do not but they have been here like. 9 o'clock and now we are getting you know are going to try to get it in some sides vaccinations were delayed because of a lack of health care workers to administer them to ease the pressure on the health care system in the u.s. supreme court has asked the government to consider imposing a nationwide lockdown but not before making arrangements for india's hundreds of millions of daily wage earners who must work every day to survive elizabeth purana al-jazeera new delhi. or in pakistan the closing the land borders with iran and

afghanistan trying to curb the import of any new mutations of the virus the restrictions come into effect from tuesday night also cutting international flights south african and brazilian variants were recently detected in southern sindh province corona virus outbreak in neighboring india of course raising fears of a spike in the number of new infections in pakistan here is come on higher in islamabad. the government. and fact a very. scared that they had found the bridge and the south african great of the white race. of karachi which of course trade barriers not to mention that you asians are dead working across the border and india and pakistan had decided to close. down at relative around the country's border with afghanistan at about 600 kilometers along with several border crossings and had over 900 kilometers of border with iran now what really happened

is that because david heavy president traffic particularly from the. north be able to come into baghdad on however dollars are living and bogged down want to go back to afghanistan will be allowed to go back into of honest on their transit trade of course really continue drivers of god will have to go through a trick. and all that now to chinese covert 1000 vaccines that a sign of and sign of that biotech are now under review by the w.h.o. for emergency use if approved they will be the 1st jobs developed and produced in asia to get world wide recognition to vehicle pollen looks at that story now from hong kong it's become a way of life around the world for more than a year now face masks lock downs and close borders and many countries are still

battling the spread of qubit 19 some with record numbers of infections and. with it easily transmissible violence that knows no boundaries that scenes have become the main focus to effectively slow down the search of new cases. china where the virus 1st surfaced at the end of 2019 has been developing and administering several vaccines but they have yet to be approved by the world health organization. by. which the. patients. write our or it is rising. according to china's foreign ministry that scene assistance is being provided to 80 countries with exports to more than 40 others but it is eager to get w.h.o. approval for the 2 chinese vaccines it would open the door for overseas travel although with caution after an occupation efforts around the world vaccine

approvals could be laying the groundwork for what could be seen as a global vaccine road map for the shot you get could determine which countries you can travel to the european union is considering a vaccine passport system where only certain approved facts eans qualify which means those inoculated with the chinese may dozes would be barred from entry. into a great. market. trade without. the. cost of or that. it's or the show of labor and also. try or as. for investment. but experts say approval could also pose a dilemma once china formally joins the global supply chain and collaboration is

like kovacs to supply poor countries it will need to ramp up production that has to fulfill international commitments and its own domestic targets. so far not even 20 percent of china's 1300000000 people have been vaccinated devika palen hong kong and the european commission is considering plans to allow fully vaccinated travelers with approved shots to enter the block the commission's urging its $27.00 member countries to lift restrictions on non-essential travel for those who have received both shots it also wants to allow travelers from countries done well it containing the pandemic that would be measured on how many infections they register per 100000 people averaged over a 2 week period at 10 minutes past the hour here is what's coming up celebrations and commiseration 100 years on since the creation of northern ireland we'll also hear from investigative journalist maria ressa who's won

a major international award for her work and in sport after a decade long wait he's talian football fans are finally able to celebrate a league title victory. now one of me and miles most powerful rebel groups the catchin independence army says it has shot down a military helicopter near the town of my mock fighting between the army and ethnic armed groups is only intensified since the military seized power in the coup back in february scott hardly monitoring the story from neighboring thailand more with more i should say on the rebel groups claims. that's from the kitchen independence army and they're one of the largest most powerful ethnic armed organizations inside myanmar and they have claimed that they shot down this helicopter they're saying it was a most likely a shoulder launched guided missile that brought down this helicopter there claiming

that we haven't heard anything from the tatmadaw that's the official name for the military in myanmar this is part of this escalation we've seen of fighting between armed ethnic organizations they really occupy the borderlands or are surround the center parts of myanmar there are many different groups but the kitchin independence army is one that has really kind of been engaged in heavier battles more frequent battles with the army since the coup on february 1st so this is i guess kind of of the latest round if you will they claim pretty soon after i would say maybe 2 or 3 hours after they said they brought down this helicopter which was 10 am this morning that they did in fact bring it down this again they say is retaliation for airstrikes that happened overnight sunday into monday today and then also on monday morning they said they were tabulated because the helicopter involved was attacking position their positions but also they said that earlier in the day there were fighter aircraft doing the same colombians finance minister has

resigned following days of angry protests against proposed tax reforms one protester was reportedly killed in the latest violence between demonstrators and riot police on sunday night and several deaths have been recorded across colombia since the protests began last week demonstrations have gone on even after president even duke had said he would withdraw all the proposed changes on the sun. is with us now from bogota so apparently withdrawing the plans by the president wasn't enough the finance minister had to almost fall on his sword. yes. actually the committee of the strike is holding a press conference as we speak and they're saying that they are there intention is to couldn't team you with the protests to continue with what they're calling this national strike in the coming days. because president ducasse kept it to lay ssion is withdrawing. the tax reform and now the most likely

resignation of the minister of finance social movements in colombia feel that now is the time to continue putting pressure on the government this victory shows them that they can actually achieve even the more they also say that they won justice for the violence that they have seen appearing and that what they call the you have uses on part of the police and now there are protesters died sunday night a 27 year old in cali this is the 4th protester that died since the beginning of this strike last wednesday may. announce this day in a broken voice because he is a relative of the mayor of cali and so does this protest movement still have life in it to to the opposition to wards the government to.

well this is what we understand that people want to continue protesting that now they are going after now there are a number of reforms that the government has proposed or is going to present in the coming days that health reform they're also asking for more money more work on part of the government on the vaccination effort vaccination efforts they also say that they want the government to do more when it comes to the killings of social leaders implementation of a peace agreement that with 5 gravels that this government there's been no to move forward so there are a long list of reasons starting with the fact that the government of uganda ok it will try to. negotiate then you run for a new tax reform that is. considered to be necessary to maintain. the international

credit for example or to continue financing social spending in the country so they want to continue. on the government to do that and make sure that the government well now negotiate with them really venture to go. new text of the reform program p.s.g. keeping us up to date with the situation in colombia thank you. foreign minister says he hopes to see an end to the presence of foreign mercenaries in libya. leading a high level delegation for talks with the unity government turkey's defense minister and intelligence chief with him as well. volved in libya to backing the un recognized government of national called against the wood. trainer with us now from tripoli what more has been said today malik it's always significant when we look at

took his involvement in libya. yeah that's right well we heard there's a man goose she's libya's 1st female foreign minister discuss to reiterate how important tricky relationship with libya is she went on to say that we should. turkey is extremely important to the successfulness of the cease fire that's currently ongoing libya currently has a cease fire that was able to lead to this political to a political resolution that brought in this interim government so churchy has played a critical role in balancing the power of course a little tricky signed a maritime security agreement with libya in 2019 months after warlords flee for have launched a military campaign on the capital tripoli with turkish support the internationally recognized government was able to force. forces towards the east of libya soon

after that a cease fire and then this government was able to take place so he's seen as as having balanced power and being critical to allow for this political resolution to take place. also discussed the turkey's foreign minister reiterated his support for the cease fire and for the sovereignty and the unification of libya so i think this is really a really important meeting just it's just the amount of vishal that actually came yet the foreign minister the minister of interior the mr defense chief of staff of the military head of national security. political of political party members so you know just shows how how invested shirky is and libya and how they want to grow their influence in the country and throughout africa and i think this

visit really shows that. thank you but that update from tripoli prosecutors in france so there are no grounds to pursue legal action against the country over the rwandan genocide this is after all one has government published a report last month and france was aware that genocide was being prepared ahead of the massacres in 1904. from paris in 2005 a number of human rights groups here in france including an organization that represents the community here filed a legal case against a number of. unnamed members of the french forces who were serving in rwanda at the time of the genocide in 1904 under a u.n. mandate now in this legal action the human rights groups queues the french forces of complicity in the genocide of crimes against humanity because they said

that those french forces had basically failed to protect thousands of tutsis who had been hiding who had fled to the hills around the business arab village in the west of the country in fact this legal action actually said that french forces abandoned the area for 3 days effectively allowing hutu led militia to come into the area and massacre thousands of people now what the paris prosecutor though has said is that there isn't enough evidence in his opinion to continue with this case now it may still be taken up by the investigating magistrate but it does seem that that is unlikely in the case is effectively dropped. chad's minute region there has formed a new transitional government but the opposition's rejecting it new leadership includes ministers from the late president's cabinet and some opposition figures but opposition critics say they want all members of the old order right out of the picture chad has been facing increased political turmoil since the death of the former president while visiting the front lines last month we have couples on and

hunting with us now senior regional advisor at the institute for security studies to talk about the season scott from dakar senegal today thank you for your time i wonder if what the opposition wants was maybe expecting too much to get rid of absolutely every element of the old regime. do you think in a way with except this idea of having some still left. on the one hand we. that transition big government as we be sure to reach out signs of reaching out to all opposition but on the other just clearly not just. i think they're calling door immediately. i actually like the recycling of the old t.v. . which can see stuff.

and of course i don't know what you call it was going to go we should recover not that there is an addition to government and. included some of it to me but if you go to the condition pound the government so certainly and i will bet that if it bit. them. constantly ation that me what if somebody and this is the same way. so the obvious answer always to find a way forward would be elections but that's not going to happen for a long time as it. if you can see your method what government is trying to establish and certainly also an intimidation by a position body that to me the most important thing now. security this.

deputy and and final derivative group that goes out at the country. and election will have to depend on that. situation so. when even the. government seems to be sitting. down and it's on par and how would you describe the the security situation for the people of chad you know been through so many sort of political convulsions in the last last few weeks and months how safe are they these days. the security situation is of course the terms. under the law you have. a revenue rule does not activated and security. but trying to see bob but that seems to be don't we in we

try. the election no option in that during august on the other side of the. insurgency up or iraq that actually be causing. a serious toll on population and. projections they were years around that it can be said for many years. that we. are going to find that the country and the government have not just on the oil well not to go down in the region at. me but to get yourself back the organization without which so many tried to kill. the baby eventually father all of it he had not really on a lot of oil has not really understood that story just perfectly we need many to be because he meant in the. event.

imagery content enough and not even in the not enough investment. in sort of all right thank you so much for your time posting on a new joining us from dakar in senegal. and to underline the points that were being made there you've had a decade of boko haram attacks the rebellion in the north now the pandemic it is all left chad's economy in ruins business with it's been the biggest trading partner in the region nigeria has effectively ground to a halt and people are worried there are tougher times ahead and interest as i report now from giannina. these animals endure a sweltering 43 degree celsius weather waiting for buyers most of them have been here for weeks with only a few customers stopping by to make enquiries it's the same story of the cattle and camels section just a few 100 metres away traders say poor sellers only got worse recently my views

does that there's been little or no export to nigeria because of boko haram coming of business with nigeria then coronavirus the rebellion and now the political uncertainty after the death of the president. 4 years child has exported animals heights and skin traders than buy cheaper goods from countries like cameroon and especially nigeria not any more boko haram attacks have cut off those supply routes . goods destined for nigeria and are being routed through cameroon eating into any profit at this market in germany a truck loads cartons of. one of the few products people here can afford to buy. mohamed mustard has been sitting at his shop all day and was unable to sell even a grain of rice. university business for us the stuff. is too expensive the audrey chaldean cannot afford to pay the extra costs the

discovery of oil in 2003 was hailed by the government as a new dourness cotton production the main export fell behind then oil prices crashed in 2020 due to coverage 19 punching a big hole in government finances last year. warned that it will have to default on commercial payment it's not only trade that's been crippled many hotels in the capital like this one either operating well below their capacity or shut down altogether and that's why the unemployment in this country economists say any recovery will depend on how fast the country and the rebellion and achieve political stability create. a unity government should quickly be put in place and political dialogue must start immediately the army must also quickly tackle insecurity that's how will revive the economy win back investors and re stablish trust among chaldeans. charts economic and political crisis made worse by high

unemployment figures an estimated 75000 graduates in this country of 16000000 have no work experts warn unless the country find ways to engage them non-state actors hungry for power well. the u.k. foreign secretary dominic rob is hosting the 1st face to face g. 7 meeting in 2 years it's a 3 day summit in london focusing on vaccines trade and global security the u.s. secretary state and the blinken and japan's. holding sideline talks with rob as well. in the news ahead calls 1st ceasefire 2 holes at the kurds tajik border and those who fled the fighting stopped coming home hollywood brings out the stance of president and royalty all to raise money for corona virus vaccine. and install the indy car race in texas that stalled on the 1st lap. for quite

a few drivers and he's got a little bit like. how i once again still no shortage of heat across much of the a middle east but we have got some rather wet weather to northern parts of the regime the fate of the cloud just around 30 easing over towards the black sea the caspian sea in nature some wet weather there into northern parts of iran easing over towards afghanistan as we go on into what whedon stay what right becomes a little more active just around the caucuses so we could see some snow here over the high ground in that rain just draped over towards that's an eastern side of turkey still plenty of warmth just around the levant getting up into the other the mid to high twenty's for many maybe touching 30 degrees celsius around that eastern side of the bed it's radiant heating land 40 celsius to kuwait to 39 in baghdad not

too fond of that here in doha with a high of around 37 celsius further south as generate dry we have seen flooding race needs eastern parts of yemen western areas could still see a few showers as we go on through the next day or so joining up with the shabby rain that we have around the theo p. and highlands and those showers continue all the way across into the gulf of guinea so heavy showers continue across attends and then northern parts of maize and big muddy to see a little bit of what weather grassi making its way towards southern parts of south africa. being comfortable in one's own skin is a birthright or at least it should be a black filmmaker raised by white parents in east berlin in the 1960 s. embarks on a stunning journey of self discovery. a touching tale of family identity

lifelong secrecy and reconciliation. becoming black eye witness documentary on al-jazeera. that the tourist terraces of the football ultras where club loyalty come in violent confrontations when i was young when there was a football match we were crying because the fans got to go crazy but in indonesia one group of revolutionary supporters has taken a stand against male aggression with a carnivalesque display of peace and unity just fans who make football culture is an angels on al-jazeera. route.

this is the news hour from al-jazeera and these are the top stories india reporting again more than 300000 new coronavirus infections this is the 12th day in a row and the official death toll is now around $219000.00 but experts say the true figure is likely to be much higher one of 1000000 miles rebel groups the catch an independent army says it shot down a military helicopter near the town of mono fighting between the army and ethnic armed groups there's intensified since the military seized power in february and colombia's finance minister has resigned following days of protests against proposed tax hikes at least 7 people were killed in the last week the president was also forced to withdraw the bill. the leader of kurdistan is calling for a ceasefire with as you can stand announced on saturday to be respected as displaced people begin to return home a violent dispute over

a reservoir that both countries claim is their own has killed almost 40 people in the last week the heaviest fighting seen along the border of the former soviet republics stratford has more now from the village of cork tash. this is one of a number of villages along the curators and township border a border that in many areas like this isn't even marked villages up until a couple of days ago had civilian population made up of tactics and kirghiz most of which have been evacuated to the kyrgyz side of the time 6 the tragic side of the border there is a great sense of unease calm yes the ceasefire does seem to be holding although we've heard reports of minor violations in other areas along this along this border area some of the people who were evacuated have begun to return to their destroyed properties we went with one family to see a home that had been completely leveled a very distraught family as you can imagine and one thing they kept saying and as

as it has been echoed by other people you speak to in the villages that there was no animosity between the 2 communities before independence before the breakup of the soviet union 30 years ago but it's since independence that we've had this border dispute a border dispute remains unresolved israel's launching an investigation into a stampede that killed 45 people at a religious festival they had been repeated warnings from authorities about the venue's safety for the jewish orthodox event on friday a group of retired police commission is saying any investigation should have wide ranging powers to question senior politicians when you go d.r. your i wish to announce today that i intend to open a special review that will investigate the circumstances that led to this disaster the preparation of various responsible bodies and the actions taken by them. an official report into the death of argentine football legend diego maradona. they

leaked the contents have been revealed that his medical team acted in a quote inappropriate deficient and reckless manner his death at the age of 60 from heart failure last year shocked his adoring fans were all over the world and prompted national mourning in argentina prosecutors launched investigations into marriage on his medical team after accusations of negligence police raided the home of his personal doctor who denied any wrongdoing the report says marijuana became seriously unwell 12 hours before his death and was not properly monitored by medics before his heart attack occurred more on this with the boat in buenos aires now tourism or donor led a pretty fast and furious life regardless but clearly it was made worse in the last moments of his life by his own medical team. well that's what he's family and especially his daughters are saying they're the ones who are asking for an investigation into what happened in those days into those

weeks prior to his death even though my law though and i suffered from abuse to drugs and alcohol and other illnesses what his family is saying that there was something out that something else happened that led to his death and that's why they requested an investigation and that's why prosecutors requested and created a board of 20 doctors and experts to investigate my own ass house and to investigate how my brother has medical team for a feed what we know is that in the 70 page medical report where they're saying is that my mother has suffered for 12 hours fryer to use that that he agonized that day to lack mental faculties in order to decide what what was happening to him and to decide what needed to be done for him and also that had he been in the hospital he's life could have been saved and this is important because the well my own ass doctors had been requested his medical team for him to be hospitalized and his

medical team did not want that to happen in fact in some audio recordings that appeared in this during this investigation you can hear his lawyers and his doctors saying that but i don't i needed to stay in a house and not taking to a hospital because jobs where i'd risk and that's what i don't as doctor that is saying that it was taking care of him economic interests were much more important that i might have known as well being and overall the full report said that there was negative sense that there was recklessness and that it might i don't know was not well taken care of prior to his death ok thank you for that theresa the inventor cyrus. british unionists are marking 100 years since the creation of northern ireland the nationalists though there's nothing to celebrate they want the entire island unified again under one irish flag under simmons has a report from belfast thank the drumbeats of the flute mark northern islands 100

years of existence and the marches in defiance of covert regulations seem celebrates are we in turn a street away though you can see the underlying mood isn't happy many of these protestants feel like costs there's a lot of people in the follow up businesses they're not they're not criminals or they're made out to be and for us it's a pos tame as well as a cultural but i think if there was even a threat of irish unity that it will be focused what we did on the street maybe a lot more. scenes views are i code by fellow band members marching all over this vast unity this housing estates on the outskirts of the past the police tried to get them to disperse. them. but they marched on under surveillance from above this isn't only it's a mark of 100 years since the birth of northern ireland it's aimed at the political

classes hope the protestant church. perhaps. it's a call for a return to the sort of hardline thinking of the late reverend ian paisley a firebrand preacher who founded the democratic unionist party that he did he have given and year after year. want to keep on going on. the need the need there needs to be any structure rappers out in the working class people and tend to step down that's one of the reasons for the ousting of alim foster 1st minister and do you prefer leader she may be replaced by evangelist edwin poots sitting beside her here he's a minister who's blamed. catholics for spreading kovi. in west belfast republicans have a resentment that 100 years celebration after the politician of holland and thousands of deaths on both sides that ensued and so more instability ahead on

a mcbride thinks he lost his wife for the liar a bumbling lady 28 years ago and has campaigned for unity and i would just. just encourage in just a pain to our politicians to start to get around the table start to govern this place with us with a sense of just wanting to improve life for everybody not just their own particular tribe or no particular organization or group or community where they're coming from you have to make it better for everyone as long as people like dean feel alienated and others feel empowered the risk of violence still hangs a good northern island. intersections with that reporting live for us now in belfast take us further into this and why protestants feel so under threat is it brags that that's your voice call bad or is that the possibility of a of a referendum on our show unity. well it's

both really the referendum on unity is more of a distant prospect but it's becoming much more and a gender issue now because of demographics the population is going to be assessed again through a census and the result will be coming out next year it is likely to show a majority of catholics for the 1st time so population will be directed on a minority for protestants and letters of unionists all levels in terms of a possible referendum on unity you can guarantee however that catholics are naturally in favor of the unity so that is going to put things on no longer wicket because surveys have shown that that the catholics are more more likely to go for unity but by and by no means of the is the figure as convincing as protestants

wanted to stay part of the u.k. moving on from that the more immediate issue is bricks it that see border that trade border between the u.k. and the european union which is seen by many as cutting off the protestant population in particular who want to stay british and there's another dimension to all of this breaks it took northern ireland against its will out of the european union so for a lot of center middle ground people a united ireland is the only route back to the european union and the advantages which they enjoyed as european union citizens and of course that's a similar debate that's taking place in scotland which is why the momentum there seems to be again moving towards scottish independence and the 2 things are are interconnected scotland going in dependent would make united artists much more likely there's a certain irony that breaks it tears apart when they were advocating for brakes that they were hitting a body blow against the european union but the only union under threat from brakes it is the united kingdom. and on top of all of this it's the

briley the destabilization of politics in belfast right now which is really worrying people and has a potential for a vacuum the d u p the democratic party is in a real spall scale battle over the leadership right now no one's sure where this will lead to whether it will be early elections or one of the parties pulling out of the northern ireland assembly and going back to effectively home rule so this is worrying people remember northern ireland was born out of conflict 23 years ago there was that pace peace deal but no one here can really rely can take peace for granted and so there is this feeling that there could be another setback andrew symonds in belfast on the 100th anniversary of the creation of northern ireland. now monday is world press freedom day and this year the united nations

wants to highlight the importance of information as a public good in an era of misinformation reporters without borders says journalism is completely or partially blocked and 132 of the 180 countries evaluated china tech medicine north korea and eritrea right down the bottom the philippines rising has fallen 2 places after a government backed shutdown of the country's largest broadcaster and online harrison of journalists africa continues to be the most violent continent for journalists to work in but burgundy sierra leone and mali have all seen significant improvements you know asco says a majority of female journalists do experience how recent threats and abuse while trying to do their jobs well this year is unesco macondo world prize world press freedom prize has gone to maria ressa who is an investigative journalist and co-founder of rap in the philippines she says if technology can be used to target

reporters like her it can also help to solve the problems they face oh we were we are we remain facebook's fact checking you're in the philippines we actually have the data of the information system in the philippines so we have the networks we know the received of missed networks that are there i like thinking about them as terrorist networks that's actually what they do to the attacks against me for example when we actually did run them through an lp 60 percent were staring down my credibility 40 percent were attacking me in this or all manner that was meant to. to count me to silence to humanize me so it allows that that i can see the networks are very clear unlike say saudi arabia or iran where box are you russia the russian this information networks here in the philippines the networks

are actually real people or at the very least fake accounts handled by real people and forensics the general forensics can actually narrow it down 1st of all who have we have to put guardrails 'd on the technology on the social media platforms that are delivering the facts but are in an environment where by design i live laced with anger and hate actually spread faster and further all the studies have shown that so journalists traditional journalists the mission of journalists we are not going to be able to fight that unless the tech is the guardrails are in place the 2nd is you know there are initiatives globally the international fund for public interest media is going to try to raise a $1000000000.00 a year to help small and medium size independent newsweek's public interest need to survive you know as i'm an entrepreneur and i'll pick up silicon valley's balli of debt we have to get through this valley of death and i think the last part of the

coronaviruses you know as we fight the virus in the real world this virus of lies in our information ecosystem we need to treat that with the same care as the virus in the real world because this infection real people the real people's world views changed and it will take years to get a shared reality back i think that's the biggest worry i have right now but without facts you can't have trust without trust we cannot solve any problems today. a couple of tech stories for you here 1st of all yahoo and a.o.l. have been sold for $5000000000.00 the parent company verizon made the deal with apollo a private equity group verizon will keep a 10 percent stake in the company and it'll be rebranded back to just yahoo the rise in apollo said they expect the deal to go through in the 2nd half of this year . and a us court battle begins later on monday which could have repercussions throughout

the mobile tech world the company behind the popular video game fortnight is taking on apple aiming to break the i phone make its grip on its apps top epic games accuses apple of abusing its app store monopoly and charging too much for commissions though apple denies this it booted fortnight from its online marketplace last year and this is really a 1st shot across the bow toward apple intrusion defending their mill what they charge developers and apps is for and they will to ultimately go off of that store and we do it themselves and this is something it's not just about epic it's about the in the sure everyone is watching this closely to see if apple old like to defend its move or if there's any sure judgment against it which would have a massive ripple impact now some of hollywood's top entertainers of hosted a fund raising concert to promote the distribution of covert 19 vaccines it is said to be in the 1st large scale music event in the united states for

a fully vaccinated audience coming up with all the honors more. an unusual concert for unusual times superstars jennifer lopez and selena gomez together in los angeles teresa money for covert $1000.00 bechstein distributions all round the world we want to come together and she's exactly what we want the world to us we all want to come together for one thing just taking care of each of. the a list includes prince harry singer eddie vedder tunk show host jimmy kimmel and actor ben affleck president joe biden and the 1st lady are supporting the vacs live concert virtually as the artist made a plea to world leaders we are imploring g. 7 governments to be able to rally together and be able to provide vaccines resources to cut to countries that may not have access to vaccines we also rallying around businesses private called. rights to truly to get to buy that

scenes fall for different communities that may not have access to them a year ago holding a concert like this would not have been possible but this crowd is a fully vaccinated audience of mostly health care and essential workers it gives an idea of what will be required for fans to attend future concerts is not a joke. personally it was to get almost killed me you know and all so that's why i'm here you know going all through sabrina with cold with the pre-taped concert will be streamed on saturday coven 1000 has prevented musicians from performing live in front of audiences for more than a year now and many hope events like these could be a sign of the music industry making a comeback katia locus of leon al-jazeera. will get you sports news in just a moment manchester united fans making their feelings clear and the club's owners listening dark and is a long time. who

are for her or. welcome back andy is here with sporting settling down in manchester not really not much just you know it's biggest fun group of cold on the club's american is to sell off the united supporters trust making that a man following that from protest that seems old trafford stadium for a small ripples. and the anger that's been simmering for the best part of 2 decades boiled over at majesty united states on sunday.

the protest was focused on the club's owners the american glazer family. the most recent catalysts for supporter and rest was the pleasers enthusiasm to join me ill fated european super league the owners quickly pulled out of the project and apologised to the fans the distrust remained to. supply them really that's the idea that because it's 5 years and the club could just be my dr out of places to cash out for as much she got to book about everything fair you can say you are angry everyone is here today which you know culmination of anger from all those years decade and a half of being straight and i believe play. me silly. little next silly gamble. malcolm glazer bought united in 2005 and quickly loaded debt on to the club. well the glazer family who profited from the range meant the club has

a debt of more than $600000000.00 they've got a huge debt so outstanding on the go but they're extracting money out of the cup they're paying themselves personal dividends they're paying so personal bonus since family members have taken money from the club and that's money the fans feel it should be being spent on players they've ignored fans there were no protests going back to the store with the club and they don't they very rarely attain matches or they stay in america and they're happy to take the profits and unfortunately the way that english football is structured means to them personally talk to us to do that the fans have made their feelings clear but it's unlikely united donors are listening too closely for a smile al-jazeera. when someone from a slightly more positive reasons to gather in public they've been celebrating the club's 1st serial title since 2010 and to say the least that's i think atalanta is fairly specious follow on sunday events as had won the last 9 championships all

despite the title being decided the race for champions league places in italy is still on you very pleased at their chances by beating india is 81 away thanks to 2 late goals by christian or now although this will move you've a upand see 3rd 2 goals from neil messi how to keep barcelona in the hunt for the spanish league title massey's f it's helping his team come from behind to beat valencia 3 sega's to his 1st goal only coming after just missed a penalty so i forgot his left in the season basket same points behind leaders at let's come a trait in fast supply athletico next saturday. we know that it's not completely in our hands that even winning the toss points there is a chance that we will win the league but i think that we have to fight until the last day for us for our fire and for everyone. the indian premier league match between cocozza not riotous and royal challengers bangalore has been spying to kolkata players have tested positive for coverage 19 well this is footage of the

not rada seen travelling to chennai earlier on in the competition cricket so most lucrative league has carried on the spot the rising number of cover cases in india games are taking place without founds the l.a. lakers suffered another disappointing loss this time to these fronts or wraps as worst still lebron james was forced to leave the game early he did score 19 points before exiting was just a 2nd going back after missing 20 due to an ankle injury thrown so scholarly had a season i 37 points. scored 39 is the right says on this one once once he wants one for the same for the like is this the 6th loss in 7 games. you know at the end of the day you know we have in a fog guys on the floor and we need to play like a badge of all we haven't done in the last 7 games and a man who's been on the floor so you know if you start with it you know with us and we get the game play we need to go make security but in a different challenge

a few weeks force and so tonight we will also be i think we figured. there was silence and once again out in front in the race to win the formula one world championship the defending title holder started 2nd on the grid at the porch break managed to win our head of red bull's max pushed up and his mistake his teammate. us was 3rd and leaves the driver standing by 8 points with 3 races into the season . and to me that was such a tough race. visibly and mentally just keeping everything together was very windy out there obviously so it's very easy to put a foot wrong. on several drivers crushing head during the 1st lap of the latest indy car race in texas no serious injuries thankfully but none of those involved were able to carry on mexican driver so i was going on so when the race. occurred those high schools looking for an aftermath of a thank you for that anymore sport anomic style 1800 hours g.m.t.

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the way the police operate in the united states. around one percent of. the is consumed by data centers many of which provide for most storage facilities what is also known as the cloud i'm in no way to see how once into is harnessing the energy of these fields to stow our digital information without a heavy koppen footprints and i'm also beautiful north coast of the u.k. where the global green energy revolution is taking on a new element earthrise on al-jazeera. from the north of africa they crossed the. mediterranean and made huge their home. building their future in a secular line. in the line to france's 2021 contentious so-called separatism as we look back at the history of muslim immigration to the country into 3 parts. muslims are from this episode to onal jersey.

what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they are going through here and i just we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. patients dying of a flowing of vaccine program in chaos we have more in the hopeless condition of the people in india as kobe cases approach 20000000. i'm come out santamaria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera the world health organization is reviewing china's sign a father and son.