muslims of from this episode to or knowledge is either. donald trump remains banned from facebook for inciting violence but vows to keep fighting tech giants. hello again i'm adrian forget this is al jazeera live from joe also coming up kind of becomes the 1st country in the world to approve a coronavirus vaccine for children as young as 12. a warning that india will likely face a 3rd wave of covert 19 as the army is called up to help boost oxygen supplies. and many more mouths to feed a warning that the virus conflicts and climate change and adding millions of people

to a world hunger crisis. a 3rd wave of covert 19 seems all but inevitable in india that's the warning from a scientific advisory board the country is experiencing a 2nd wave that is struggling to contain the virus the prime minister on the pressure to impose a national lockdown al-jazeera is laura bush madly reports. when the guy was decided to be a doctor he didn't expect to have to choose who lives and who dies a year before completing his medical training at the age of 26 he's in charge of new delhi's holy family hospital emergency room on the night shifts with a shortage of beds oxygen and ventilators he has to make heartbreaking decisions. in the resealable marchese opinion mark made but that we're just human. at this

point of saying we're being forced to do this. it's really hard to figure out there and i just want to be an hour for all 30 of us but before that i can just recollect myself. there have been calls for a national lockdown with india hitting another record number of credit 900 cases more than 300000 every day for the past fortnight we have never seen a pandemic of this size and scale and definitely a pandemic that that places the infrastructure not only in towns or basics but in terms of manpower are. many crystallise prime minister nuri interim o.t. for allowing state elections to take place thousands of people gathered for rallies and to vote sparking a record search in new coke a 1900 cases people i've spoken about elections now. you know in

a democratic country no don't just stop elections in a place that the only time i remember. was which you know. i'm decades ago the government says it's providing $6700000000.00 to boost a vaccination drive and with critical shortages of oxygen in the country the indian army is setting up oxygen generation plants in new delhi and neighboring states. $1000.00 you've got about a minute of internet about this plant can generate a 1000 liters of oxygen per minute this will operate continuously so wherever such plants will be installed those hospitals will not have to depend on suppliers any more good medical workers like rouhani and go will continue to feel the pressure might be that people would have told you. before that the because they don't pay them or deciding if they like the baby would be with me until the country can

bring down the number of crude of ours cases he will continue working shifts sometimes 27 hours long for a health care system of the church of collapse. the out of the era canada has become the 1st country in the world to approve faces coronavirus frank scenes for children aged 12 or above pharmaceutical giant says that it's trials on 12 to 15 year old show that the job is 100 percent effective against covert 19 kind of that has seen a surge in cases in recent weeks and it's infection rates as now suppose the u.s. for the 1st time since the pandemic began the u.s. is also poised to approve the vaccine for teenagers let's go live now to what washington white house correspondent kelly how could can tell us more given the that the situation in canada at the moment how highly is the country prioritizing the an occupation of 12 to 15 year olds or is it just another part of the armory against the virus. the goal to vaccinate the broad

population seems to be the priority because when it comes to adult vaccinations you could argue that compared to the united states canada is far behind it only has about a 3rd excuse me. a 3rd of the population that has at least one dose and instead of focusing on getting all adults who are hit harder by the virus vaccinated canada has chosen instead to go the route of getting younger populations that don't necessarily get the virus with the same severe of facts the thinking being the broader the population that's vaccinated the better off the overall population will be and as you mentioned canada experiencing a crushing 3rd wave of cope at 19 in canada as so the feeling being even though this is essentially emergency youth's authorization obviously due to

the nature of the pandemic no one knows the long term effects that there will be on children but the feeling is that given this small sample that has been studied and released in march some 2200 kids showed no ill effects from the vaccine canada moving ahead we should point out moving ahead before the united states and europe aransas south of the border in the states when will 12 to 15 year olds get the job and how controversial is the issue there. well you know when you talk about kids that's the issue i mean there were already some parents in the united states that were kind of hesitant to get even sort of the run of the mill vaccines that don't have just emergency youths authorization but have broad decades of testing and data behind it so this is the trouble and the challenge that the biden administration is facing in fact the president coming out on tuesday saying that there is concern that the pace of vaccinations in the united states has slowed down so what this the

measures that are being taken not just for kids but for adults is to try and make this more accessible putting in place pop up clinics and to your question about kids in the united states work spectating that children between the ages of 12 to 15 could get that authorization to also be able to get the vaccination some time next week we know that right now the f.d.a. is monitoring and reviewing this once they give the seal of approval it goes to the centers for disease control they will sign off on it and we know from the biden administration that the vaccine supply for that age group is standing by ready to go white house correspondent kelly how could live from washington could be many thanks indeed for now shadow government but up of politicians says that it set up a people's defense force to protect civilians the national unity government is working underground to oppose the bigotry of hopes this new force will stop the violence more than 700 people have been killed in a brutal crackdown since of military coup in separate. former u.s.

president donald trump has lashed out at big tech off of facebook's oversight board up held his ban from the site trump's accounts were suspended 4 months ago after he was accused of inciting attack by supporters on capitol hill the oversight board says that it was the right decision but recommends the company reviews the permanent base of trump's suspension in 6 months posting on his new independent blog trump says that it's a total disgrace for online giants to institute social media bans and that they messed pay a political price joe madison is a social media and technology analyst and c.e.o. of social flow he says the decision is helped to bring credibility to the oversizing tech companies. i think the oversight board passed its 1st big test you know one of the real questions we call we like to call it the facebook oversight board but if you look at it closely it's actually not the facebook oversight board

it's just the oversight board it was created by facebook founded staffed and funded by facebook but they clearly need to try to create some separation and i think they did that here they came up with a nuanced decision you may or may not agree with it but it certainly was a loss for former president trump in that he's not not on facebook right now and they up held the decision we will see a criticism of the oversight board's decision they were already saying it from conservatives and i understand that right you've got a point of view and you may not like that decision just like you might not like certain supreme court decisions but i will say that every bit of criticism that's directed at the oversight board is a bit of criticism that's not being directed at facebook so in many ways i think this really looks like a quite a smart move that mark zuckerberg and facebook you know had the foresight to understand look these are really incredibly difficult issues you're going to be criticized no matter what you do we should create a quasi independent board and then try to make it more independent i think is actually in facebook's interest for the oversight board to become even more

independent because then it can absorb more criticism but none of that is going to make the criticism of facebook or big tech go away and i think that which is what you're alluding to is still going to be a substantial topic of conversation for years to come more and more people around the world a facing acute food insecurity a new u.n. report says that at least 150000000 people in 65 countries are at risk of hunger war and conflict of the main contributing factors but economic shocks exacerbated by the pandemic and climate change are also major courses yemen south sudan and ponce all of the king of fossil above the nigeria set to be asked or approaching catastrophic levels of food insecurity out of reports. it is a survival of the wall that's rabid south sudan for years displaced many times during the conflict she now lives with her husband and 4 members of their extended family

in an informal settlement in b. border tom in the volatile jungle a region they receive some food from charities and supplement that with vegetables from a small garden they tend near their makeshift shelter and that they're going. to lie a lot on line enemies always attacking us we have really suffered a lot we're always on the run they kidnap our people mostly women and children now our area is empty you know we lost our food during the floods now we face hunger i hope this will stop somewhere able to go back to normal life under the gun. but hunger is a global problem and it's growing every year a new report on food security provides good inbreeding 150000000 people in 55 countries are in crisis say the office the u.n. swirled food program and the food and a cutter gonna zation that's an increase of what on 20000000 people from 201-913-3000 people in brooklyn

a fossil south sudan and yemen also facing a catastrophe a need a giant action to prevent widespread death and total collapse of livelihoods thousands of people also dying of hunger in yemen south sudan the most the nigeria the country is highlighted by the report as the wast affected. to a vote farm and to meet a giant food needs the world food program say this $5500000000.00 will be required this year. covered 1000 has also shown the ever widening gap between the rich and the poor and how the most economically vulnerable households will be the hardest hit in the food chain. and somebody who has undergone we are going to praise the war in the country the hunger in the country the food crisis is getting worse we pray to god to bring these to an end. and then we have climate change in

sub-saharan africa where most of the world's food insecure leave the situation is only getting worse punishing countries that did little to cause the problem. here they don't speculate about the crisis they're suffering because of it once proud farmers and hard as have now been reduced to depending on foreign aid. still to come here on al-jazeera hopes of greener pastures a south korea launches a scheme to boost tourism and. we look at the songs of love and longing and the one generation to the next encounter.

it's time for the journey. sponsored point at ways hello there we're seeing japan dry out after that drenching rain that precipitation now mostly contained over the pacific i want to show you where we do have some areas that we're watching particularly towards southern china heavier batches of rain along the gang sea river along the pearl river shanghai will get into some deteriorating conditions as walls so rainfall to be expected southeast asia the areas of concern are really western portion of sumatra widespread right across borneo and into barnard we're getting some of those heavier pockets of rain in the forecast for you on thursday you know india has been dealing with storms not only toward the south of the country but through the north as we head toward west bengal into bangladesh let me show you some of the scenes now from amritsar this is in punjab state so you get those heavy downpours of rain and just got to get rid of that water because it

pools so quickly with these intense down bursts of rain so on thursday really seen some severe pockets in west bengal but i think it will steer clear from bangladesh as we head toward the caucuses we had a lot of instability but things are finally starting to dry out and we're seeing reappearance of the sun for example in baku on thursday. 2 quick. cuts at ways from the al-jazeera london brokaw center to special guests in conversation when societies divided when women are to title the only thing that benefits from god this project itself unprompted uninterrupted says her 1st words good girls are those who are who don't work for him that it is sad sack me as well he's saying cackle like to think that there's nationalism is not as ugly as someone else's lushness and part 2 of studio b. unscripted.

well again this is al jazeera the main news this hour facebook's oversight board is upheld the ban on donald trump's account for his role in inciting his supporters to attack the capitol building in january trump calls the social media barons a total disgrace. india has reported another record number of corona virus deaths with almost 3800 in the past 24 hours it accounted for one in 4 of the world's covert 19 deaths last week and canada has become the 1st country in the world to approve phases coronavirus fact scenes for children age 12 or above the pharmaceutical giant says that it's trials on 12 to 15 year old show the job is 100

percent effective against covert 90. india's coronavirus crisis is now affecting the 1st face to face meeting in 2 years of foreign ministers from the world's wealthiest industrialized nations 2 of india's diplomats have tested positive so its delegation is now taking part in the g. 7 summit in london from the hotel rooms leave barca is following developments from outside the g 7 venue in london. this is being hailed as a real return to face to face diplomacy after a 2 year hiatus albeit meetings have taken place with delegates wearing moscow when they've been sitting around tables they've been separated by per specs screens on top of that according to the organizers there's been a lot of tight coronavirus protocols introduced to make sure that incidents like this don't happen including the daily testing of all delicate security and journalists who have been working inside lancaster county nevertheless to indian

diplomats it's been confirmed have tested positive for corona virus we don't know what variant all strain of the virus it is but it doesn't mean that the entire indian mission here it's the g 7 nice to sit it out and continue participating remotely hotel rooms over a video link up including foreign minister josh and we know that he mates with the u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken on monday questions are whether some work is being done behind the scenes now to establish whether other people may be at risk and may we may well here in a matter of hours whether some other top level delegates decide that they may need to sit out as well all of this does of course. mean that britain may need to rethink its coronavirus protocol surrounding these events when it goes forward to the finance ministers g 7 meeting at the start of gene and the 4 leaders summit in mid june in cornwall when many many diplomats from all over the world will be

descending on that part of the u.k. israel's president has chosen the strongest rival of prime minister benjamin netanyahu to form a new government yeah pete has the centrist party and secured the support of 56 of the knesset's 120 members it puts netanyahu political future in question after 12 years as leader let's go live now to west jerusalem on to syria's harry forces can tell us more will. he have any more luck than netanyahu and cancer had in forming a coalition. well he may do this is that the big question there are 2 important things that have happened in the last couple of hours one of course is that president reagan rivlin has made his decision and for the next 28 days maximum . is the person in whose hands the official mandate for forming a coalition government now rests and he has already said to

a rival right wing politician head of the i mean a party enough tally bennett that he would want him to join him in an anti netanyahu so-called change bloc and that he bennett would go 1st for 2 years as prime minister in a rotational deal with the p then following 2 years later what's except extra interesting about this is what bennett said before lapidus given the mandate by the president he said that it was netanyahu fault that there had been the failure during his 1st 28 days with that opportunity to form a right wing government he's rejecting the huge amount of pressure that netanyahu has been bringing to bear on him saying that he needs to commit to a right wing government reject any prospect of working with lockheed on this very broad piece of coalition from the pretty far right to the left wing of israeli politics and so bennett is instead saying that no it's theirs and you know

it's fault and that he wants now to try to form this unity government that would take israel forward so it seems to be a pretty clear rejection at least for now by bennett of netanyahu the question though is even if he does now fully commit himself to this course of action will they be able to get the numbers and hold it all together to get across the line and form a coalition of the moment they would have 58 of the 61 seats that they would require in the knesset and so there would be rock relying on support from outside a minority government potentially that support coming. from palestinian israeli parties and there are those within bennett's own party who would object to such an arrangement and given that this is the 4th inconclusive election in 2 years how does the trip feel about all of this of a people luke losing interest in all of this these political message machinations well i mean on one level yes people are extremely tired and fed up of this never

ending saga on the other hand there is a non functioning government for 2 years with all sorts of crises and emergencies the lack of a budget there are impacts to all the people do want to see it resolved and a majority of israelis a narrow majority have voted for parties that want to see a change in want to see nessun yahoo out as for netanyahu this is by far the most acute phase of this political crisis for him his battle for survival he wants to stay at the at the helm of the israeli government or at least in a coalition where he may go 2nd he's offered that to bennett as well in part because he's fighting in 3 corruption cases and it gives him many more options on that front as well and so we are likely to hear from netanyahu in the next 15 minutes or so as he will doubtless try to scupper this potential coalition

against him there are options available just because he no longer has the mandate doesn't mean he can try to to work in the background either to bring that and bring bennett back on board or indeed just to delay things and hope for a 5th election in the future so things are far from over but netanyahu is in much greater danger than he has been at any stage of this crisis i was there as harry force of the live in west jerusalem harry many thanks. spanish versus the right wing government power in madrid's regional election regional leader of the conservative party is about. to fight pressure from the national government to impose lock downs and kept balls open to votes for record turnout despite the coronavirus pandemic a leader of the left wing alliance problem says that he'll leave politics after his party's poor result south korea has lifted compulsory quarantine for returning

residents if they can prove they've been vaccinated against covert 19 and the capital seoul has launched an initiative to boost tourism fried reports. a new center to promote tourism has opened in seoul just as south korea prepares to welcome back visitors whether coming here to experience the culture or for so-called medical tourism this is a government supported initiative to help restore the battered tourism sector as it to adapt to a post pandemic world. tourism trends might be different from the past they could be more local and a growing demand for non face to face digital tourism as well as more individual tourists rather than groups. this center is home to start ups like this one developing all mentored reality technology to help visitors when you've downloaded the app onto your smartphone it senses where you are then tells you what's nearby

in terms of restaurants cafes tourist attractions and if there are any discounts to be had effectively your own interactive guide and i'm curious on and. in order to survive this downturn businesses like yours need help we're also looking at expanding into overseas markets and we can collaborate with other companies located here. of far more significance potentially and also now available for download this vaccination app to prove you've been inoculated it raises the prospect of much freer movement with other countries that have the pandemic under control and that have similar vaccination passport technology. will have to work with other countries to make sure how to verify the authenticity of difficult issues elsewhere we proceed being given to countries that we visit frequently where the inbound or outbound south korea is preparing to open its doors once more of macbride

al-jazeera seoul. the president of world athletics says that he's confident the olympic marathon can be held safely following a test event in japan fewer than $100.00 runners took part in the half marathon race and sapporo overseas competitors have been restricted to their hotel rooms before and just $79.00 days to go until the olympics post japanese don't want but tokyo games to go ahead. it is important that the games are delivered successfully and they're delivered safely and i know that each and every international sports federation are absolutely committed to a dering to the protocols and the processes with the rigor not just to protect themselves but acutely conscious that we have a responsibility in our behavior to protect local communities as well the world's oldest person has pulled out of the olympic torch relay contacts naca is 118 years

old and says she doesn't want to risk spreading coronavirus in her care home of an 8 cases of the virus linked to the relay. the musical form morna has been recognized by unesco as a cultural heritage since 2019 it originated in cape verde in the 18th century of spread around the world by its style asper of nicholas hock travel to the island to solve the center to see how the genre has come to symbolize a longing for the motherland. it is a song written by a woman who lived most of her life in poverty abandoned by her mother as a child at the age of 16 she sang in bars for passing sailors on the island of saudi sente the sole woman in a band of men zara evora performed barefoot cigarette in hand only attaining fame after recording her 1st album at the age of 47 he sang about longing home.

abandonment and this feeling of not belonging it's called morna musicals are taught in schools and keep heard and celebrated across the world so that was glad i was was a young man when i sing more now i think of my house living in portugal meanest singing together i can't explain it to you know when i am singing i miss and remember at the same time what i can do is it's bring out love and lust. more noise more than a voice but a sound that awakens the soul explains instrument maker on the cyclical mess triggered by what is called the kava kenya otherwise known as the weeping guitar. 'd that emotions that the voice alone cannot trigger this guitar will bring out the feeling is he's in

a bird inside your motions that don't have words and yet it can make you weep does guitar is the echo of the soul. wants is our of or i was buried on the island of salvia sente her music traveled the world carried by generations of keep virgins who left their homeland droughts and famine and search for a better life now there are more of them living abroad on the east coast of the united states and in portugal than on the islands of keep for. the most come virgins long to return home but rarely do with their buried abroad away from their loved ones and it says feeling known here as so darn or sorrow that's transmitted from generations to generations and never dies. it is the inspiration of our poets. the princess of our serenade. come

to. name the sing. let's unite our voices so we can sing more into. a message from a small island in the town talk to all of those suffering or alone you are not forgotten. nicholas hawke al jazeera mandela saudi sent. adrian a fitting in with you here in doha the headlines i was there a facebook's oversight board has upheld the ban on donald trump's account for his role in emphasizing his supporters to attack the capitol building in january trump calls the social media bans a total disgrace the indian delegation to a g. 7 summit in the u.k. is self isolating.