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welcome to. join us with his cases on the rise has just approved. the proven comes just days after. the oxford astra zeneca vaccine but pakistan is also hosting mass trials for another chinese made. vaccine. the testing requires thousands of volunteers but they're tough to find in a country that sentiment runs deep and past vaccination campaigns have even turned . vaccination teams going door to door in pakistan they are part of an immunization drive against polio but these health workers also need protection over the past decade more than 100 vaccinators have been killed in

targeted attacks fueled by conspiracy theories and misinformation hostile anti vacs is a republic health threat in pakistan in need of an antidote especially as the country prepares for mass immunizations against covert 19 phase 3 trials are underway here for a chinese vaccine developer can see no boy logics but researchers are still in countering mistrust and fia with this kind of. misconceptions if in fact anything you're due for the 1st time you will come across people who have this fear factor part of the problem is. people who are trying. superstitions and myths into this that the vaccine might be. it is. and then maybe that's the reason why i'm still struggling with that scene when it comes to the coronavirus pakistani authorities are also struggling to communicate the dangers and the urgent need to stamp it out in a recent poll more than

a 3rd of pakistanis said they refuse any covert vaccine that became available for more let's bring in sharma charms from asia to vaccines approved for emergency use but how does the government plan to convince people to take them. well i think the government has not been doing much to kind of incentive you want sort of all we know that to work seems have been approved by the government but we do not know how is the government going to direct snape. the lish so unlike india where we see the state solution prior is happening at the moment we don't see anything in we don't even know when the vaccines will be your way in the market is it going to be a private sector group is it going to be

a stake or drive we are. at the scene i'm so many people are reluctant to get vaccinated. they don't believe that or not why mr exists there is we see that there is. skepticism in box start so it will be very hard for the government to convince people who do get vaccinated we don't see a must drive happening but it does have not been done and the law and so exploding may be chaotic and we see that the government does not apply. you spoke of skepticism in general when it comes to the question of vaccines and vaccination. pakistan and wanting me to put in some order or vaccination drive in the troubles that it has faced in pakistan in the past can you explain for us from any why that is such a general distrust of vaccines in pakistan. oh we have to understand that stymies as

a nation they love conspiracy theories that it is happening it happens and some to share box on it's low profile and. most people believe that it is a rest of the conspiracy. they also believe that bill gates is trying to. get some chips and their bodies are going to go right back scene b.c. that the clergy there are slamming clerics are against it they have been summoned izing against their backs the vaccines as if it is our laurie issue many people believe that it is not a lot it is forbidden by ship a lot to happen as we see that you see increasing and that all the dimes on board you are girs because there is a skepticism that the best an agency has gone to pakistan and they try

to use these vaccination crisis to sort their did engender what happened we must not forget that brenda's are not in the form of gotten leaderless assassinated by those groups in 2011 there was a point where it's a nation right where schicchi are free and he was a gas or it was. allegedly involved. as a as a spy for the cia so a lot of many people who understand believe that the best countries are behind these campaigns to. destroy their action or do. not and most of all sorts of conspiracy theory and boxed up all right when run from any corner about its concerns continue to rise in pakistan how is the government coping . not closely at all of the race because i as i said earlier

be don't see any problem by the government we don't have the vaccines until more and we don't know we're not going to come to boxed on this no social distancing there's no government really do. to maintain social distance there's no lock down the business is open the shop so people are maybe 8 readings are taking place so nothing has been seen by the government in that direction so much of some you know michel thank you very much. and it's to cricket now where india has produced a stunning test series win in australia they pulled off a record run chase a british been to see lisey's $21.00 india's triumph follows a rollercoaster few weeks where they were without many of their top names for much of the series in the 1st test itself they were bowled out for just $36.00 their

lowest ever total in test cricket. and that's where it has to talk going crazy for my india batsman such a comment if there was a god of cricket in india at least said a court if you ever score 36 or less in life remember it isn't the end of the wild he's going to be talking about my test scores then school in australia next spinning great shane warne applauded the team for showing quote tremendous cata turn resilience courage and belief and indian prime minister narendra modi to congratulated the team for its court remarkable grit and determination. mark meadows from the double sports join me to tell us do tell me more about this incredible india where member so happy i get the words right mark so for those who are not familiar with test cricket what's the fuss about well yeah people might know one day cricket all the big hits in the razzmatazz test cricket tends to last

5 days and you might wonder how can you have drummer in a sport the last 5 days of course a test series is simple test matches so it can take weeks sometimes months and yet this test series has been absolutely incredible so many twists and turns and it's going right down to the wire in the very last match and you know pundits fans alike i think this is one of the best series of test cricket ever played and it really is phenomenal just how amazing was this victory i mean let's go back to the 1st test as we saw they lost very heavily they scored 36 their lowest ever test score. and that was with their captain the side visit goalie one of the best players in the world he then goes back to india for the birth of his child and injury thing hang on we've got 3 more tests to play here in our talisman isn't here yet to go on when the 2nd test they put up a fantastic effort in the test a draw and then they go on with the fall of test at the gabba in brisbane sort of the spiritual home of

a straight in cricket really i mean should one pill 9189 the run chase 329 that is a record run chase in brisbane just absolutely amazing to spin bowlers who are missing in this game no one gave them a chance and they've gone and done it really is it that good that baby is a good or for this really but there can be no say with this fantastic rehab and then this test series the governor aboard a series now this is almost equal in importance if not more than the ashes series against england yes i mean a stand against england has been the benchmark for so many years but we've seen several series now between india and australia where they came to have been incredibly close yes there's been some sledging there's been a bit of needle that's kind of added to it what was nice is a few fans were allowed into the stadium in brisbane quite a few indian fans actually so amid all the coronavirus chaos that was really nice and maybe extra special i mean just to put it in perspective this is the 1st test defeat by a stay at the gabba in brisbane since 198840 years ago but yet. what

about you don't have the west i wonder but did this have on the world those japanese are now well known only to test cricket last 5 days there's a world test championship has been going on for 3 years the final is going to be in june in london coronavirus permitting and now india are top of the table so they're looking good for that final we'll see how it pans out. mark thanks so much for coming in. from one extraordinary feat to another this week 10 nepalese mountain is made history by becoming the 1st team to climb to the top of k 2 and back in the wintertime get to the 2nd highest peak in the world after mt everest and if the last mountain above 8000 meter has to be conquered in the punishing winter months when wind speeds can exceed 200 kilometers an hour and temperatures can drop to minus 60 degrees celsius and one of the expedition members a sonar sherpa filled himself high above their malas just metres from the k 2

summits. but that few. in the winter time to get to the top of. on our website. leaving now with more images from we'll be back tomorrow.

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well the clock is now ticking down the last hours of the donald trump presidency but the divisions and fears that trump stoked have left an indelible mark on the united states and its artists and his 4 years at the white house trump did away with norms and conventions and so did american artists becoming more vocal and political the men been in decades. yellow hair orange face. the 45th u.s. president like a warning sign. yes sort of organs but it was also. you know whenever you're. driving on a road or this structure. you see these very bright orange orange stickers warning. political cartoonists have often reduced donald

trump to a figure of fun. even born it was. never used humor in his work about him right from the start he didn't think there was anything to laugh about. at and so he comes out or at the time you sum up as a joke that's something that wasn't going to win the presidency and i saw morris as a very. and i sort of work that. that maybe. i created. rodriguez reacts to current events in his illustrations and like many of his fellow cartoonists he could barely keep up with the news cycle made

headlines nearly every day especially with statements that immediately polarized people and forced many to take a clear stance against him many celebrities joined ordinary citizens in demonstrations. being inclusive being diverse country brought on immigrants. fairness these are the things that americans want to be what we resonate in new york author series paul auster set up the group writers against the pressure of living under the term. and watching day to day they're heroes an institution that i think many americans thought. has been a shocking experience and it's affected me personally. public spats with celebrities became legendary he called 3 time oscar winner meryl streep one of hollywood's most overrated actresses and he feuded with lady gaga and bruce

springsteen mostly via twitter his preferred media. in hollywood were open in their support for him one of those was actor jon voight whom trump awarded the medal of arts in 2019. great nations produce great thinkers artists musicians and scholars who make our world a more beautiful and light joyful place but trump wasn't willing to invest in that more beautiful world in the middle of arts is sponsored by the national endowment of the arts who's funding he reduced the trumpet ministrations of little use in public arts funding. for his part. hopes he'll never again have to create a magazine cover with donald trump. well trump may be leaving the white house but the infamous baby trump protest balloon is sticking around the giant helium blimp of trump with a diaper and a smartphone is set to outlive trump's presidency as a display in the museum of london

a crowd funded balloon 1st appeared at protests against the president's visit to the british capital in $28.00 teams before going on to tour several other countries . and of course the new u.s. president joe biden is said to be inaugurated on wednesday the event is going to be very different from what we saw 4 years ago with trump my colleague adrian kennedy is here for more on what can we expect yes well as you said most people probably remember that time had some trouble getting performance together for his inauguration show it seems this time around there is no shortage of people lining up to take parts at wednesday morning swearing in ceremony we will get caught interpretation of the u.s. national am from the star spangled banner as well as a performance from jennifer lopez that lady gaga of course was regularly seen

on the biden campaign trail supporting the presidential candidates ahead of last year's election the singer took to twitter to say she was honored to be performing at the event and was also campaigning for biden as yet we don't know what she will be singing can't wait to see now the theme of course is unity do you have to be do the artists have to be members of the democratic party to perform of course there is a country singing a gulf broke so it's a republican and he will be performing he has stressed though that he is performing for the president for the presidency it's not a political statement but rather that. a statement of unity and we've got a clip of him talking to members of the inaugural committee let's hear what he had to say so i would say unity i would say we're more divided than ever so that bridge that brings us together. i don't know if i might be the only republican at this

place but it's reaching across loving one another because that's what's going to get us through probably the most divided times that we have i want the divided times to be behind us i want to be able to differ in opinion and hug each other at the same foot ok. and interestingly of course books performed at one of the bomber inaugurations but he skipped trump's swearing in citing shattering problems oh well maybe we should read too much into the head adrian it's not just going to be music though no that's right the youth poet laureate amanda goldman will be the youngest poet so ever read at you know gratian she will be reciting own inaugural poem the hill be climb which she had apparently half finished when the u.s. capitol was stormed on january the 6th and she completed it on the same night in

a search of creativity interesting backgrounds like president biden coleman overcame a speech impediment before becoming a confident public speaker wow now of course the public ceremony has also been scaled back because of the coronavirus pandemic and security concerns there is still a t.v. and online inauguration show though as well as like there will be a prime time special intitled celebrating america i would wednesday evening with john legend demi lovato bruce springsteen justin timberlake and the food fight us well ok lots of big names plenty of good entertainment and good vibes to usher in this new political era adrian kennedy thanks so much thank you. now one instrument you probably won't be hearing a joe biden's inauguration is the pheromone early form of synthesizer that many people see as more of a party trick than

a real instrument musician ike is helping to change that. catalina ike is among the world's best serenade players the award winning musician performs regularly as a soloist the world over as here in concert with the brussels philharmonic. she also plays her own electronic music composition. the pheromone creates an electromagnetic field that can be influenced by the human body. change the sound. base upright antenna determines the pitch

when i move towards the antenna the pitch rises. and this little 10 tenure on the other side controls the value so if i move further away the sound gets louder. russian physicist leon theremin 1st presented the instrument in 1920 some of the musicians and bands who have experimented with it since are the beach boys led zeppelin tom waits. on mission asia. the movie going public is familiar with the sound of this forerunner of the sympathizer from a horror inside. action films. it's still used occasionally on soundtracks even now . because this tradition came about because when the pheromone was 1st developed musicians played with lots of abroad even on the violin and other instruments.

among us if you apply that to the thera men it sounds a bit spooky. how lena ike got her very 1st there a minute each 7 she learned to play from among others the inventor's own grand niece. by age 16 she developed a new technique that's now in general use worldwide it allows the musician to play with far greater precision a challenge because the instrument reacts to this latest movement. ever if i so much as breathed. the changes the sound. so to play very precise note was i have to stay completely still a lot of things but if i play no small freely in an experimental performance for

instance i can move my entire body being. found then was one of the 1st electronic instruments now more than 100 years after its invention it still sounds futuristic. well that's almost it for this edition of arts and culture but before we go one of the few figures in the united states who most americans can agree are dolly parton the legendary singer songwriter and funder of code 19 research is turning 75 i'll leave you now with her 974 classic jolene. sony delayed. again please don't take my

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