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and in detroit equals betrayal. when something you find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. russia confirms its 1st case of the new code strain that originated in the u.k. but medical chiefs say russia's vaccine is up to the task a job has now been approved by algeria and palestine. also this hour from dismissal to acceptance we hear from mainstream journalists who were initially skeptical over sputnik but are now lining up to take the russian job. plus the festive season brings no respite for germany which has reported a surge in code cases of the chancellor warning the situation only get worse. and donald trump faces a 2nd impeachment just days before leaving office as pro trump riders are charged
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with domestic terrorism. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. russia has confirmed its 1st case of a new highly infectious coded mutation 1st discovered in the u.k. but health chiefs have given their assurances that the russian vaccine offers full protection against the new strain production of the job is being ramped up millions more doses are set to be released within a month parties agreed on the report's. new strain has crossed its borders and sneaked into russia along with one of the passengers on board of a jet that came back from well from the u.k. after all it's a british strain now it's important to understand that right now russia has its borders with the u.k. shut down but that happened back in december when the borders were still open and
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the world was still learning about this new mutation of the virus but russian officials who are tasked with combat ing this coronavirus are saying that the citizens of russia should not really fear it should not fear this new mutation because the existing sputnik v. vaccine will be effective they are saying against this strain. from our data testing systems used in russia can identify the strains and vaccines registered in russia definitely provide protection against this strain. when it comes to russia and the people the number of people vaccinated moscow is leading the charge here in total in all of russia about a 1000000 more than a 1000000 people have been vaccinated if you compare it to any european country that is more in fact it is roughly the same amount of citizens who have been vaccinated if you have germany and spain combined and these are the countries that
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are leading the european rates of vaccination russian support of a vaccine being welcomed round the rest of the world outside of russia the situation here is interesting because of course russia was the 1st country to announce that it has a vaccine ready and as anything new as anything 1st it came under scrutiny and while it was it came close to being ridiculed as people all around the world including journalists took it with a pinch of salt and without a visa to remaster trial completed it sounds like the process hasn't run its course here skeptical clinical trials where short they were excel. aerated they're still trying to figure out safety and they're they've approved it so it was presented as something ridiculous as something outrageous like what russia thinks of itself how could rule out a vaccine so unready so rules so unstudied even now the tables seem to have
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turned and at the same the journalists of the same outlets who were ridiculed the russian vaccine are now getting the jab with many of my fears alleviated another reason i chose to could not kill it with a product to russian genetic engineering was more basic it was available russian clinics have not been dogged by the lines or logistical snafu reported to vaccination sites in the united states and other countries so the sheer availability of the vaccine and the lack of side effects reported by patients who received the jab has made it entice enough for the western audience also the lack of cubes and new countries or approving sputnik be to be used on its soil like the 1st country in africa. and more countries are in fact looking into the possibility of becoming producers of sputnik vive like germany has shown interest and the latest one is brazil that is looking to produce but not be on its soil to make it available to all of its population and perhaps south america so we'll see how that
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fares in the past hour palestine has formally approved the sputnik 3 job for emergency use making it the 1st country in the middle east to do so comes a day after algeria gave it the green light as well have been here a biologist at lancaster university in the u.k. says other countries in the region could follow. if you look on to the more than $25000000.00 have been already given in $42.00 countries that are on the war but none of the single dollars has been given to any country in africa outside a clinical trial that is really on acceptable having approved one vaccine into one country in any continent going to open up the possibilities for other countries to approve it and i don't think that as you go would have access to the vaccine that is approved in the best and we know that you have to go 1st not just because of the tropical region but also lack of infrastructure is there to have a storage on minus 74 or 5 determinant of those are not practical over there so having vaccines those are stored at 3 temperature those that wanted not only to
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transport but also to reach to the places where the virus would hide ultimately at the end here for it is a great school for vaccines like sport needs to be able. to get into be as we go and get them on actable access and then warnings of the worst few weeks to come the holiday seasons brought no koan relief to germany the countries reported a spike and cases and more than $40000.00 deaths since the pandemic began this comes just days after a further tightening of its national lockdown our europe correspondent peter over has more. germany continues to post high numbers of infections with covert 19 and debts associated with it on friday the grim record of numbers of dead was broken here in germany 1188 deaths confirmed that prompted chancellor angela merkel to give very sobering speech over the weekend and which
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she called on german citizens to think about their actions and the impact their actions would have on their fellow citizens. the coming winter weeks are probably the most difficult phase of the pandemic hospitals across the country are working to their limits current infection rates do not even reflect the facts of christmas any years eve hinting at a possible surge in a number of cases and virus mutations are not helping to reduce anxiety. well lockdown measures they were brought in before christmas and new year were extended well strengthened last week they'll be in place until the end of january they'll be reviewed on the 25th both sits likely that they will be extended even further what that means is all bars and restaurants are close to in-house dining and in house guests non-essential retail's closed also things like hey addresses all closed completely as well as schools and kindergartens when it comes to the vaccine now
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chancellor angela merkel has promised to ramp up germany's vaccine program in germany as well as many other european nations have been criticized for how slow their vaccine program had been put into place the health minister here in berlin u.n. spawn it said that he was happy with the way things were progressing that they'd targeted initially those in care homes and then it would be rolled out to the population at large what we've also heard from the government spokesperson is that chancellor angela merkel that spoken with russian president vladimir putin about the russian sputnik vivax seen being manufactured here in germany because it is the kind you know generally i cannot report on confidential talks between the federal chancellor and her counterparts but i can say that the chancellor made it clear that she's open to buy a way to a corporation with russia for the purpose of developing european for abduction capacity for the russian taxi well in order for the russian vaccine to be
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manufactured here in germany it would 1st have to be approved by the european medical agency that hasn't happened as of yet but it does seem that should that happen we could well see that russian vaccine being manufactured here in germany as well as in russia. and the u.s. authorities continue to probe the scenes that shocked the world last week when trump supporters stormed capitol hill officials report getting more than 40000 online tip offs from the public about the identities of the rioters. look at this these protesters are inside statuary hall right now you see the statues this is a a moment i never saw in my life of my only more troops supporters storming the entrance to the capitol grounds unprecedented security breach in the capitol at least in my experience it is hard to put into words what exactly we witnessed today
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because we've not seen this before. f.b.i. washington field office seeking the public's assistance in identifying those who made unlawful entry into the u.s. capitol building on january 6th if you witnessed unlawful violent actions contact the f.b.i. usa today needs your help identifying the people who broke into the u.s. capitol wednesday view the photos and fill out self-will. let's name and shame them. to some amazing work by james railton and friends here is his face and i guess his mom's pay attention to the shirts and hats and glasses . never start direct market and in maryland you've got an employee to investigate.
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democrats are attempting to donald trump for a 2nd time just days before his successor is not curation following last week's riots on capitol hill house speaker nancy pelosi branded troll an imminent threat to both democracy and the constitution. person chinese had to have branch is a drain just unhinged dangerous president of the united states he has done something so serious that there should be prosecution against him. most republicans want the impeachment process stopped and to find common ground with democrats who are loath to compromise artist explains what did america. from this this painful all full incident.
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they finally realize the things that gone too far that the left 5 only hear the right all vice versa when thousands of your countrymen storming the capitol building you don't have to like it but if you don't bother to pause and learn a single thing from it from your citizens storming your capitol building then you're a fool. 4 in 5 democrats believe that those who stormed capitol hill a domestic terrorists if you ask republicans only one in 5 calls them terrorists most call them protesters the fact is millions of those republicans believe the election was rigged and stolen the logical thing to do for the left would be to say hold on you're mistaken resul action was fair here's how and here's why but that
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isn't their response their response is to try and impeach trump again and stead of finally deescalating the left sees this as an opportunity to crack down on the right to beat them while they're down to settle political scores and to slap away the hand offered in peace we must come together and put this anger and division behind us we must and i'm confident we will have a peaceful and orderly transition of power santa cruz you must accept responsibility for how your craven self-serving actions contributed to the deaths of 4 people yesterday but if you and senator holly must resign probably not the best time to be calling for political blood given how breaux can and hurt the u.s. sees it's as if something has ingrained itself in the american mindset a complete and utter reluctance to compromise and be civil to your own neighbors
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and citizens tootle unwillingness to accept other views opinions and even on race. to. goals were marked storming the capitol what will be no if you are no 2 americas sounds right it does doesn't it they live in the in the same streets and the same towns but they're in different worlds here in their minds this goes beyond political do. differences beyond reason is hate from both sides and predominantly these hate all mostly it's hard to see how it's going to get better unless adam's huge change and we can all see that attitudes are changing them a crutch just won the senate for the 1st stockman almost a decade there and tootle control of the federal government why oh why would they
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start compromising now latin american studies professor daniel shaw told us how the political divides even splitting families including his own this is certainly a unique moment we can see many families across the country very divided over this i have family members who you know won't talk to me who have threatened me. who see me as a traitor because i have different political views so this call for. family members to call in other other family members is certainly an unprecedented unique situation i think we're living through. another chapter of divisiveness in american history the polarization is intense think this decades and centuries of polarization but it's unique right now because of big twitter facebook there bidding of trucks certainly this should be no platforms for bigotry or xeno
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phobia everything that trump represents but if it is trump has been will be binned tomorrow. still had lot of my putin meets with the leaders of armenia and azerbaijan to discuss the peace deal from the. back with more on that after the short break.
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franklin kind of one of the architects of america and he told us how it was going to end when you can both feel free money the republic is done and this is what just happened $20.00 electoral people voted for free money and now it's officially perth ben franklin if. it's. done. welcome back to the program california suffered a record number of cope with 1000 feet tall because this week the state has
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registered 2600000 cases and i must 30000 deaths since the start of the penned and that's been a huge strain on medics. i've been here 21 years that i've seen more people passed away in the past week. and the past couple weeks really than i'd almost a combined in all of my career as a nurse you just see them die they just die and they they fight dying and it's so sad. yes i'm angry yes i'm upset but the only thing that we can do is give them the reality of the situation which is this there is no room inside the hospital that we
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are making tents and outside the hospital. the leaders of azerbaijan and armenia have met for the 1st time since signing a russia brokered cease fire back in november and more than 6 weeks of deadly hostilities in the disputed region of talks took place here and moscow hosted by president putin. for all the details across live now to our team is romana kosar of what was said at that meeting. and you did as well 1st of all the fact that the leaders of for russia armenia and azerbaijan actually met face to face in this age of the coronavirus pandemic already means a lot of shows there are very serious intense going into these talks now vladimir
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putin he thanked his a counterpart for coming here it's a must call for these it's all. and noted that the agreements the cease fire which was signed is unfolding very steadily and at this moment moments at least 48000 people have already made their way back to their homes in my gorney carbolic however russian president noted that there is still a lot of work up ahead. and start when you do know what to do we can such as factually state that the trilateral agreements are being consistently implemented we are convinced that this creates the essential preconditions for the long term and full scale resolution of the longstanding conflict on a fair basis in the interests of both the armenian and doesn't budge on the people . now the disputed nagorno-karabakh territory has been a source of major tension between armenia and azerbaijan for decades and the latest
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a major flare up began in september off last year with intense fighting going on nagorno-karabakh a territory and with a sense of thousands of people killed on both sides take a look. now and ends was finally put to the violence when armenia and azerbaijan signed a cease fire agreement brokered by the kremlin well it's now been over 2 months since the fighting stops in nagorno-karabakh and russian president noted that says since their arrival of russian peacekeepers to the region hundreds of hectares off land have been made the mind has been cleared from unexploded
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ammunition and the humanitarian aid hundreds of the hundreds of thousands of tons have been. delivered. and rail and by trucks as well well something about that a truce of the cease fire sponsored by the kremlin according to the deal parts of mcgauran the carbolic war passed under azerbaijani control while the russian peacekeepers had been deployed to the region to make sure older a few g.'s are coming back their whole homes and of course to facilitate the ceasefire as well. parties are among us are bringing us the latest on those talks thank you. thousands of israelis have defied a national lockdown to rally against benjamin netanyahu once again protesters want the prime minister to quit over corruption charges as well as the government's alleged handling of the pen the demonstrations have now lasted for more than 7
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months. i. and 2900 that yahoo was indicted on charges of breach of trust accepting bribes and fraud he denies any wrongdoing and suspect charges are politically motivated a hearing to last week was postponed indefinitely because of the pandemic and political analyst gideon levy things that have failed to make their mark. they're having it is. rather limited because trying to be a political force the political power of the was almost on the he's the most popular is really put it through if we like people you know he didn't lose these problems through all of these. very good porn show wallace the same.
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yes. taken that over 1000000 israelis were already vaccinated plays to his hand sent to you should get credit. but that's all right well just to know the old picture the elections which would be in the few weeks we show need to see this really change it looks now will. be over so the next part. of the elections and in every case it's going to be a right wing will be the next privatised. blasting will bring you some world news in brief argentina's bringing in restrictions on. beach gatherings after hundreds flock to its coast over the weekend ignoring coronavirus social distancing rules or than 40000 people have died in the pandemic and one of the countries hardest hit on the continent. at least 4 people are reported dead and
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thousands have been rescued across madrid after storms lament one of the most intense snowfalls in 50 years emergency services continue to clear the snow with around 600 roads still disrupted and officials have issued warnings for people to stay at home. hundreds of japanese 20 year olds have marked a milestone known as coming of age day although pandemic restrictions temper that the festivities many young people came out in traditional dress to celebrate adulthood. that's a wrap up of the day's top news for now but don't forget you can always find us on many of your favorite social media platforms like twitter and facebook for up to the minute reports.
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7. because it's bud's them and they at the. at the one. still. if. time after town c. and welcome to going on the ground the team and i will be back with a brand new season starting on my birthday january 13th but until then we will be showing some of your favorite shows from this season going up in this show will trump lose in tuesday's presidential election thanks to cohabit killing hundreds of
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thousands of u.s. citizens we go to the white house to speak to one of the only 2 men in the u.s. president apparently listens to on the pandemic white has grown a virus a child school survives a professor scott hapless he tells us why he thinks lockdowns mass testing in mosques though told up all of them all coming up in today's going on the ground 1st with just days ahead of the u.s. presidential election which will have a global impact as a global coronavirus pandemic continues to take lives not least in the united states itself let's go straight to the white house and speak to one of president trump's closest coronavirus advisors professor scott atlas thank you so much god for coming on you interpret the data how bad is coded in the usa i'm sure you know that the democrat leaning mainstream media says it's corona virus that could spell the end of the trump presidency. ok well thanks for having me well i mean it is a it's a it's a deadly pandemic there's no under stating that we've had 230000
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lies roughly lost and from the from the virus and certainly many many loss from the policy of shutdowns so it's tragic there's no question about that but if you want to know what's happening right now i think there's a gross distortion that has sort of been a typical of the reporting on this and that is that there's this frenzy of focusing on a number of cases when we see a lot of reasons to be sort of you know cautiously optimistic here rather than fearful and those reasons are very important for people understand 1st of all the cases number the case number is not the most important matter what's important to understand is that the vast majority of people that are getting the stay.

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