daryn james thanks reyna. >>to one let's get to some breaking news from overnight and sad to say the u.s. has set a new record now for the most covid related deaths in a single day you see the number on the screen behind us more than 3100 people have died now from the virus on wednesday alone most deadliest day we have seen in the pandemic and for the first time. >>more americans than ever in the hospital with covid a 100,000 plus americans are hospitalized in 20,000 of them. >>or in the icu and this comes after california set records for numbers of new cases kron 4 sarah stinson has a closer look for us she's joining us live from san francisco sarah. >>james darya every day looks a little bit more grim with this pandemic in full force of the second wave. california and the bay area suffering. yesterday 20,000 new cases reported in california and that is shattering the one-day record that we have seen before. so big concerns and this is all as governor newsome possibly announcing is shelter-in-place order that

but just give yourself some extra time daryn james.>thanks a lot of the 7.17 and for your money this morning, many americans are feeling burnout at work and lady gaga and or a l have a special treat for you jane king is live in new york to those stories and more i j. >>hi daryn good morning us lately a lady guard, a dog on his part of the release line of cookies inspired by her feel good dance out of the chromatic another than other flavored cookies are bright pink with green cream filling and they feature various in boston says fired by the album the limited edition cookies will be available in 6 to keep hacks convenience stores starting in january robert half reports 34% of workers are more burned out on the job compared to a year ago, 32% of workers say they plan to look for in a job, although behalf of those say if they make more money they consider staying on the job only 11% of san francisco workers felt burn off that was the lowest among any city well upstream a digital networking platform that launched last month is tweaking it

the people who died in that fire about like you mentioned daryn many people were living in the space they also are holding events and they were actually holding a concert the night at this fire broke out now will you know about the whole ordeal is derrick l minute that was the warehouse's leaseholder in max here is they were tried in a criminal case on charges of involuntary manslaughter harris was acquitted minutes case is going to be retried a lawsuit alleged that the city of oakland was negligent in its inspection of the warehouse. but city officials have maintained that they were not liable for the loss of life in that fire and as we look back on everything that has occurred you're from people who steal drive by that location and remember the people who died take a listen. >>feels like just yesterday every time i come by lived 2 blocks away drive-by. certainly that memory will stay with you forever, and fire was blaze and happened it was a pretty pretty large fire. >>well lot of folks out and a lot of people are already here on the street and there's a lot of people had apparentl

well daryn it's certainly no surprise that the president would try to evade responsibility he's done so since the beginning of the pandemic blaming china blaming democrats blaming governors and other state officials blaming agencies within the favor federal government blaming anyone except himself if things go wrong and of course things have gone badly wrong it's a it's a very unusual definition of leadership there the states say that without a master plan as as andy gallagher was just referring to it's going to be very difficult for them to coordinate all their efforts that they've been set back by poor planning lack of communication and above all a lack of money lack of funding from the federal government to support states and localities as they try to roll out the vaccine as much as they possibly can there have been hundreds of thousands of doses for example a here in california and they've been going to override the front line workers and elderly people but much more is certainly needed and as we saw earlier this week president elect joe biden has promised a national strategy onc

ended up being spoke with john donne daryn asked whether he was surprised by the verdict. unfortunately not surprising because from the beginning it was that kind of bench. government was me at all was promising to who. would give the most. possible price for this new story which was a true story. so they wanted to punish me because of 'd this true story and at the same time try to intimidate the other journalists into it you who dare to touch that sense that kind of sense that issues. i thank you for watching to give you news of markets are today on those hopes of a break the deal being finalized press cover with each of your business is up next . week. was just friends.

hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick remind of the top stories here on al-jazeera nearly 14000000 americans will lose their unemployment benefits within hours unless president trump signs a coronavirus relief and spending package trump has refused to sign the bill unless congress extends relief checks from $600.00 to $2000.00 was in jordan's in washington she explains what will happen if the president refuses to sign the bill . it's very simple if there is no presidential signature the unemployment funding to the states which it minister unemployment benefits will stop and that means the millions of people who have been applying for unemployment benefits more than 800000 just this week alone won't be getting any more additional money the states can't just come up with the money themselves because they have to run balanced budgets and so they rely on this federal funding in order to provide the unemployment benefits to their residents so if there isn't a signature there won't be any checks coming this is the last week and afterwards what are people going to do it's been very diffic

hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a u.s. panel of medical experts puts forward its recommendations from a dearness coronavirus vaccine paving the way for the f.d.a. to approve it for emergency use. computer software giant microsoft admits is the latest victim in a highly sophisticated attack by suspected russian operatives. and anger in argentina as economies in latin america see the worst drop in growth in more than a 100.

hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with the top stories here on al-jazeera the u.s. has posted a record number of coronavirus deaths and cases in a single day figures from johns hopkins university showed nearly 3600 people died while around 250000 were infected it's the world's worst affected country by far the white house has announced u.s. vice president mike pence will be vaccinated against cope with 19 on friday president elect joe biden will also receive the vaccine as early as next week both men will get the jobs in public to boost confidence in the vaccine the world health organization says the coronavirus panda.

thank you for waking up with us on this monday morning december 14th, i'm robin winston filling in for daryn fulsome and i'm james fletcher let's get right to that breaking news story from overnight news of the coronavirus vaccine arriving here in california. one of the first area hospitals that are received that vaccine is john muir medical center in walnut creek that's where we find kron four's will tran whose reporting live for us this morning with an update. well. >>help is on the way genes and robin as early as say next week or the week after that they should get 5,000 doses of the vaccine. it's already in california as we speak and we have proof let me show you some video of its origin and how it arrived in california, it started over the weekend in michigan, he was boxed up at the pfizer facility in michigan, then it was loaded on to a plane distributed across the country to many facilities just like john myhre medical center in arrived in los angeles at l a x it was put on trucks from that location and as we speak it's going to be distributed. throughout our state in the days and the

>>well daryn it is a windy morning out here and we are still reeling from the frightening message that our health director here in san francisco put out yesterday was a frightening reality check saying, but if we don't get this under control. doctor grant colfax predicts that we will run out of hospital beds by december 26 now this is an alarming message. but this is a message that quite frankly i think we all needed to hear especially as we go into this lockdown shelter-in-place we've all been you know concerned about it, but now i know this is exactly what we need health officials sent that message sunday saying right now we're seeing the worst covid-19 surge in the city. >>hospitals are overwhelmed and might not be able to care for those who need it. >>but unlike other surges every hospital in california is under the same stress so the worry is that there wouldn't even be a place to transfer people if feds do run out. doctor colfax says in the last month hospitalizations have tripled in the last week have increased by 35% let's hear from doctor full-fat full colfax explain what he's

driving over in livermore all right we're going look at your drive times coming up next flight but darynanity both thank you reena 5 49 and in national news president trump is doubling down on his baseless claims of widespread fraud in the election and this after attorney general bill barr. >>said exactly the opposite we have john with the very latest developments. >>despite surging covid-19 cases president trump is defying public health guidelines hosting a white house christmas party where masks and social distancing were >>as cdc director doctor robert redfield warns the u.s. is facing some of its darkest days in the months ahead reality is december and january and february are going to be rough times i actually believe they're going to be the most difficult. i'm in the public health history of this nation. largely because of the stress that's going to put on our house inches. hospitals are nearing capacity from coast to coast for the first time there are more than 100,000 people hospitalized according to data from the covid tracking project. >>more than 2600 deaths reported wednesday

>>well daryn james good morning.hough you mentioned 4 years ago for the families of those who lost loved ones on a day they relive this every day they see their faces all the time. the 36 people who died in that fire we're going to show you an image of the people here you can see here across your screen. all different ages nationalities, people who lost their lives in that fire like you mentioned people were living in that space they were also have any events there although the warehouse was only permitted for industrial purposes, what we know is derick the warehouse's leaseholder and max here is which tried in a criminal case on charges of involuntary manslaughter. you know, here's was acquitted and how many is case will be retried now a lawsuit also alleged that the city of oakland was negligent in its inspections. all of them warehouse city officials have maintained that they were not liable for the loss of life and you might remember the city reached recently a settlement with the families. the victims for over 3

still to come back to you daryn thanks a lot john. well i wish we were all about the holiday spirit. but we have a lot of news to get to you know that covid. >>has been the grinch this season and here we are on christmas eve and california has reached a grim milestone health care officials are warning things could get worse in the next couple of weeks, let's go live to kron four's reyna harvey she's following this from conquer good morning, >>the morning. daria like you mentioned i wish we had better news to tell people this morning as you're waking up. but this is not one of those feel-good stories more than 2 million coronavirus cases california has reached that number with the first state to hit that marker and the cases continue to go up so now you on christmas eve. experts across the state are encouraging people just to stay home and for the most part people i've talked to ari are decided to do just that they're staying in the house. they're talking to their loved ones virtually we also talked about the hospitals and how much str

>>daryn james a lot look or 3 hours into this panel has been poring over data asking some of the hard questions about side effects concerns really a timeline of when they're going to to get this out to the public like you mentioned very early a live look at the mean right now we know based on what they discussed so far health care workers and those living in senior living care facilities are intended to be among the first groups to receive the vaccine we've heard from infectious disease experts and professors and physicians as well as a lawyer and some doctors in the department of the health and human services when they talked about the benefits of the pfizer vaccine and if those benefits outweigh the risks that's the answer they have to vote on today. now doctor patel she spoke earlier about the challenges that they're seen when it comes to getting this out to everyone. >>another major challenge that we've had with the product that the actual minimum order requirements. 975 don't the knowledge 9 a product that can be ordered for the fight they're back coach alan ashley in rural areas

now some decent sunshine out there daryn. >>it sure i was just looking at it we've got so much coming up in the buzzing even tell you. this covid and like the nfl is a the niners have moved to arizona. towards my whole bit which is worse there that's here. i can't make sense of what's happened stick come buzz time which will this simple things like jacket or no jacket or things are all clear in the forecast guys this is a pretty easy one to digest its back to the 60's this afternoon lots of sunshine cool mornings things were used to buy this point looking outside at berkeley right here skies are beautiful unclear overhead we're going to stay that way through the course of your morning so no fog for this morning like we did see on tuesday just 24 hours ago now as we work our way across the region you will see cloud cover pushing across the bay area come the afternoon increasing cloud cover especially towards the finish of the day skies will still be plenty bright you just won't notice the brilliant blue like we had been saying

>>well house speaker nancy pelosi as daryn mentioned was on board with this called increase payments to americans to $2000. she said democrats are ready to bring that to the floor this week by unanimous consent and that lawmakers are expecting the bill to be well they were expecting the original bill to be signed. this week now checks going out next to laying a wreath, she's not good news for americans who are desperately waiting for this money to land in their bank accounts because the bills keep coming and obviously times are really really tough right now, we'll see what happens 6.11 is the time and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news there's to glimmer of hope for san francisco music venues. >>we're going to tell you why they are still cautiously optimistic. and after the break businesses on the peninsula are refusing to shut down. why they say the rules are inconsistent. and we are looking at a clear start for areas like walnut creek right now as we move into the afternoon. these cool temperatures were in the midst will quickly become some comfortable numbers in the uppe

no hot spots, no issues, it's only 7 minutes for that trip into the north bay so daryn james we're off to a fantastic start no complaints, no hot spots we're doing fine. i can always find a this is a perfect out there know, and a little rain on the weekend second, falling at the right time and commute, yes, we don't want that it can get rough when it's raining there for >>all right so let's get to what's happening in about an hour from right now we have the fda it's going to be holding its emergency meeting to determine final approval for the pfizer vaccine. it's a big day if approved california can expect the first shipments of the vaccine as early as next week, robert ray harvey is in the newsroom with the latest reyna well daryn james it's a busy day new developments this morning in the fight against the coronavirus. >>governor gavin newsom tweeted quote california is now expecting approximately 672,000 doses of the moderna vaccine and the next few weeks now the first shipment of the pfizer vaccine will arrive in the next week. health care workers long-term care residents will be re

daryn i wish i had some better news for us here on this christmas eve. but i don't we have near 2 million cases here in california some passing that number now the first state to actually do so and the numbers continue to rise, so you have health officials across our state that are asking people to stay home for the holidays and for the most part people that i've talked to are planning to do that they're going to connect with their family over zoom or facetime now for our hospitals gal icu capacity continues to drop yesterday, we're at about 13% capacity today we're at about 12.4. so they're worried those numbers going to get lower and people are going to run out of beds here so they're asking people to stick around for the holidays now in terms of that stay at home order we've been under that for some weeks now but how long are we going to be here well if we're looking at the data it looks like the first of next year is when we could potentially get out of that stay at home order january 8th be in the earliest but remember we have to remain under that o

minutes, san leandro to milpitas 26 and out there in the santa cruz los gatos 24 minutes and county daryn. thanks a lot 6.50 and national news cyber attacks have surged in the pandemic according to comcast. >>cyber criminals target target the average household. a 104 times per month. now senators are trying to protect communities from online threats. our washington dc correspondent anna warren icky shows us how. >>brandon wheels with the department of homeland security says no one is safe from cyber criminals, we have seen malicious cyber actors targeting vaccine research and development exploiting the dramatic expansion of remote work and using covid to advance criminal schemes will kentucky republican senator rand paul that cyber attacks have surged since the start of the covid-19 pandemic and are only getting more creative and more invasive what's a guess on the know on the percentage how much of this is an e-mail problems half of it email say probably at least half is still kind of related brush, russians and once they gain access will says it's game over once they're inside they have

hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up england's nightingale hospitals are put on standby as a u.k. battles a 2nd wave of coronavirus infections. my next worst nightmare is not getting out of this nightmare without having a lot more suffering and death caught between politics and a raging pan.

advisory for the san mateo bridge still 12 minutes here from the east bay over to the peninsula so daryn james i'll stay on top of the fog advisory, the bridges and of course the fatal crash that's under investigation in brentwood and we wonder what's going to happen with the commute if the state indeed does this new stay at home and we've got less people traveling and everything else it could be going back to what we saw march which is what we need you know fewer cars on the road, fewer folks out and about so hopefully we'll see all right. thank you very much problem. >>so at 5 '02, 1, of the big stories this morning is in fact the governor gavin newsom is warning californians other possible stay at home or if covid-19 cases continue to increase its going to be something impacting all of us here in the near future i and we're watching this carefully as we watch the number of cases and deaths. >>over the last month in the last week alone. california has been averaging 14,000 cases a day. the big concern is hospital beds they want to make sure that our hospitals are not overwhelmed. state

>>absolutely daryn james you mentioned that this could be a game changer in the coronavirus fight. now the fda is beating just started to show you a live look at that right now you can see 2 people injuring the role. what we know about this is that 23 members of that committee are going to evaluate this vaccine. you can see there doing his zoom meeting right now the advisory panel's going to play a key role. in the fda's review its members include infectious disease experts professors and practicing physicians as well as lawyers you see another person looks like they're going into the room as well some doctors from the department of health and human services. now the committee has been reviewing the data from pfizer's trial since last week. today the hearing. we'll have presentations from the fda. they also be getting details about the safety and the effectiveness of the vaccine. and their distribution how are people going to be receiving this before this hearing though governor gavin newsom took to twitter is a tweet from him. he says quote california is now expecting approximatel

us on the kron 4 morning news, i'm robin winston filling in for daryn also and i'm james fletcher the breaking news. we're following this morning is the fact that history was made just moments ago as the first person in united states finally received the coronavirus vaccine. let's take a look. there you saw now this woman is an icu nurse in new york city. >>and she said that she just wanted to encourage people to get the vaccine and just unsure folks that it is indeed safe. and of course we'll have much more on this coming up and we'll let you know when that vaccine we'll be hitting the bay area as well in just a few minutes so stay tuned for that in the meantime the other big story we're following this morning right now is the fact that the electoral college members are beginning to count the votes. >>that will announce joe biden and kamala harris as the next president and vice president of the united states absolutely washington our washington correspondent jessi to or joins us live this morning with the latest details, good morning jesse. >>yeah good morning robin james these elect

continue to check on your driving routes across the bay or we'll have more of that coming up daryn james i'll send it back to you but. >>time now to talk winners and losers on wall street with financial expert rob black joining us as always good morning, rob. good morning. james looks like a pretty good wall street trending higher out of the gate this morning couple what business headlines behind that where you stand. >>yeah a lot conflicting headlines. i would say 28,000 deaths are 2800 deaths a day in the united states its high. >>causes worry about lockdown see unemployment claims were little bit more positive but incrementally it's sitting at 712,000 that's the best we've seen since pandemic but it's well off last year's 206,001st flames. problem, but it's moving in the right direction but very very slow and mitch mcconnell is saying hey i can get a status still done by christmas. presented and wall street's taking that as for mental positive boeing is flying with american airlines all around the country today and it's getting some confidence in boeing and that's helping the markets

hello i'm daryn jordan this is our jazeera live from doha also coming up resilin supreme court rules taking the vaccine can be made compulsory but that's at odds with the president's defiant stance of even a zation. a former governor in mexico's a list of state becomes the latest victim of drug related violence that's spiraling out of control. and hungry and traumatize.

so far daryn no problems here into or out of san francisco. today governor newsome is expected to extend the stay at home order across california. that's right this comes as hospitals. brace for a surge surge upon surge kron 4 sarah stinson joins us live from san francisco this morning with the latest sarah morning, sarah. >>and daria robin that's exactly right gh

building on turkey in this conviction of the end all will only add to those calls for action against iraq daryn jones reporting from istanbul thank you very much. now the top prize in europe's biggest and oldest lottery draw has been handed out one lucky ticket holder in spain's famous al gore though has won 4000000 euros hundreds of other when other winners are celebrated across spain after back in smaller stops a vote which translates as the fat one has a total prize pool of $2400000000.00 euros schoolchildren sang out the winning numbers to an empty theater. ok let's get a reminder now of our top story germany has reported its highest daily death toll from the corona virus since the start of the pandemic 962 people died from with cold in the past 24 hours the country is planning to roll out its vaccination program after the christmas holidays. coming up next on do you have you news asia the pandemics lasting impact on the city opened a look at the coronavirus ground 01 year after the outbreak. a new trend that singapore's changi airport that i just take off laughing or grounded to travelers.

building on turkey in this conviction of the end all will only add to those calls for action against iraq daryn jones reporting from istanbul thank you very much. now the top prize in europe's biggest and oldest lottery draw has been handed out one lucky ticket holder in spain's famous al gore though has won $4000000.00 euros hundreds of other winners celebrated across spain after attacking smaller south's el gordo which translates as a fat one a total prize pool of $2400000000.00 euro cups schoolchildren sang out the winning numbers to an empty theater. let's get a quick recap of our top stories here germany has reported its highest daily death toll from the corona virus since the start of the pandemic 962 people died from or with cove in the past 24 hours the country is planning to roll out its vaccination program after the christmas holiday. and france has lifted its coronavirus blockade and will now allow truck drivers stranded in southern england to cross into the country but they 1st have to test negative for cope at 19 transport links were caught after the outbreak of a new variant of th

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daryn time nightgowns or one of your questions over to our science correspondent, derrick williams. how long does it typically take in europe to approve a vaccine after phase 3, trial results are published under ordinary circumstances, not in the midst of a public health emergency. the scientific evaluation carried out after phase 3 trials by the e. m. a. the european medicines agency, it takes time developers 1st, have to submit testing data, and what's called a marketing authorization application that governs general approvals for medicinal products. throughout the e.u. . a board at the agency called the committee for medicinal products for human use is required to submit a scientific verdict on the application within $210.00 days. it then passes that opinion on to the european commission, which makes a decision on whether or not to grant an approval within $67.00 more days. so all in all the process can take between 9 and 10 months. but that's under ordinary circumstances. in the midst of this pandemic, the e m a has set up a special task force to help fast track covert 19 treatm

hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a court gives the go ahead for a central african republic contentious election despite fighting between rebels and the army. and he well knew like. nearly a 1000 refugees and migrants are stuck out in the freezing cold in the bosnia croatia border. and europe sees a window of hope as governments start vaccinating against code 19. millions of americans will lose their unemployment support payments within hours unless president donald trump signs a coronavirus relief and spending bill it was considered a done deal until trump suddenly objected to the amount of money that would be sent to most americans there ought to be $600.00 payments but the president thinks should be increased to 2000 as he holds out wide ranging benefits hang in the balance a rose in jordan joins us live now from washington d.c. just talk us through what's likely to happen then if president trump doesn't sign off on this bill. the short version is that people who had been receiving unemployment won't be getting it next week more than 830000 peop

hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder the top stories here on al-jazeera hospitals and parts of the u.s. being strained to breaking point as coronavirus cases continue to surge a pfizer vaccine is now being distributed across the country with a 2nd vaccine expected to be approved this week but doctors are warning the worst is yet to come rob reynolds reports. in california and across the u.s. the coded 900 numbers are staggering in los angeles county population 10000000 there were fewer than 100 intensive care unit beds available on tuesday in some.

on our website at al-jazeera dot com it's updated throughout the day more news in half an hour with daryn jordan but next it's all hail the lockdown here after. the american people have finally poking around here as i see it. all becoming more dangerous the world is looking at as the mixture of sand. with the election behind us the republican party. your weekly take on u.s. politics and. the bottom line. i don't most every stage of this pandemic technology has played a major role in keeping us. i can't go to the office because of the lockdown work with colleagues of us like need hand sanitizer facemask all of the next day delivery on amazon school or university closed more classes are now happening. from the monday in every day aspects of life grocery shopping and taman chatting with friends and family to the much more difficult task of trying to track and control this virus big tech has been front and center but in a world where technology has already been developing too fast for regulations and even academic expertise to keep up it seems the pandemic has left us karalee exposed to the p

daryn to sit down and talk to combat those major embarrassment for time's up. a sexual harassment charity set up by hollywood celebrities with massive publicity now solved it was revealed is spent 10 percent of donations on actually helping women in his 1st year of operation tax filings show. the group raised more than $3500000.00 in 2018, but almost half went on salaries alone with huge sums also spent on luxury resort conferences and socks just 312000 dollars went to the victims of sexual harassment . r.t. received this response from the organization. our $28.00 in expenses were mostly related to our start up costs, such as legal costs and recruiting start of that would establish initiatives that would be launched in 2019 times that was formed in the wake of the scandal over harvey weinstein. a former top hollywood producer, found guilty of sexual her assault, the foundations that has gone on to help thousands of victims, including committing millions of dollars in legal and pay all support. but lawyer, monica last, i think sneer rules are needed for such non

thank you for waking up with us on the kron 4 morning news t g i f i'm robin winston filling in for daryn friday feels good i'm james fletcher and we've got lots to talk about on this friday, not only do we have that. >>vaccine has been approved by the fda that we're looking for full approval today, we'll talk more about that but rain in just a matter of hours from now as we head into the weekend to rain approved forecast we've been waiting for this more rain more snow and finally it's here yeah guys it's been weeks now since we've seen showers across the bay area and snow for that matter in the sierra nevada too so this is definitely a welcome change of pace and something we certainly do need to start seeing more of as we work our way through the rest of december. >>today for the most part remains a dry one is tonight that we start to see those showers pushing in they're going to stay with us through your saturday and into your sunday to see your drive into work this morning actually cooperating pretty well this is your look outside from a berkeley cam down at san francisco in the distan

leaders trying to get started on getting america's surging infection levels daryn he's hoping the public will follow his example the question is i suppose one way. indeed joe biden the president elect of the united states who is set to take the oath of office in january has gotten his 1st jab now it is a 2 part vaccine but he has gotten the 1st vaccination the 1st part of the vaccine now camila harris who is his running mate who will be the vice president interestingly will be holding off for the moment and that meant forces many people to recall some interesting remarks she made in the debate about being skeptical of donald trump and his vaccine it is true that that pfizer and madonna both had their vaccines approved as part of operation warp speed which was which was the trump administration's efforts to get a vaccine as soon as possible and to make sure a safe vaccine was available in order to end the pandemic right now health care workers are getting priority and this is what we heard from the health and human services secretary about the vaccination process. this week we have alloca

only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical daryn time to sit down and talk. we are segregated anywhere by social class law school class people also in poverty of a 1st class if you're born into a poor family i ask you're born into a minority family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances people die on average 15 years younger than if you're born into generational poverty. it's a fact it's a fight every day to meet your needs and the needs of your family. all. along. welcome to all the party if there is one area where donald trump will leave a lasting mark it's in the middle under his leadership us policy has shattered its last pretenses of balance and law abiding coming out as unabashedly pro israel and while the democrats there is no means to breeding kulak and down trans legacy are they likely to correct the course or to discuss that i'm now joined by richard clarke professor emeritus of international law at princeton university and formerly un special rapporteur on the s

hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up england's nightingale hospitals are put on standby as the u.k. battles a 2nd wave of corona virus infections. my next worst nightmare is not getting out of this nightmare without having a lot more suffering and death caught between politics and a raging pandemic we speak to the man at the center of the u.s. is coronavirus response. and facing a devalued currency and tough sanctions cubans find a way to help their families back home. as millions around the world welcome in the new year britain has marked the end of an era officially ending its decades long relationship with the european union the u.k. is no longer a member of the single market or customs. and the break the transition period has formally expired prime minister bars johnson has hailed it as a positive turning point this is an amazing moment for this country we have our freedom in our hands and he's up to us to make the most of it. and i think it will be the overwhelming instinct of the people of this country to come together as one united kingdom engla

development only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical daryn time to sit down and talk. back. on welcome to worlds apart be my guest today likes to say that he takes intellectuals to come up with really stupid ideas ideas that down spread across society it's like parasites draining the host organism and making him behave in strange and sometimes even stealth in danger in ways from identity politics to council culture to now emerging call big bang teenage girl with gee how do seemingly noble propositions turn toxic well to discuss that i'm now joined by god saad a professor in marketing at concordia university and author of the newly released book the parasitic mind how infectious ideas killing commonsense chris aside it's a great pleasure for me to talk to thank you very much for making the time you so much for having me cheers now i've mentioned some examples of what you call idea pathogens thoughts that seem to be well intentioned at least initially until you recognise that they pave the way to how what are some others so also modernism is pr

building on turkey in this conviction of the end all will only add to those calls for action against iraq daryn jones reporting from istanbul thank you very much. tensions are rising in the central african republic ahead of the country's presidential election this sunday the un security council has condemned what it called violence perpetrated by armed groups and militias in the run up to the election incumbent thrust an ash on to her there is seeking another term in office but in the last few days there have been reports of an alleged to plot by militants oil to the former president francois busies who was overthrown in 2013 the militants are said to have seized control of towns outside of the capital bangui were wonder and russia have sent troops to help counter the rest some religious leaders are trying to frame the standoff as a clash between christians and muslims here's more. was. it's prayer time in the up illimitable who would in benghazi it's here we meet in mom was a lady. we muslims we have no right to wage war. sees the conflict broke out in 2013 but in mom together with other relig

hello i'm daryn jordan this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your look at the world of business and economics this week accusations of being an $800000000000.00 super spread a hate this information and lies is it time to break up facebook for killing off the competition. the rise and fall of the middle class the pandemic destroys 2 decades of poverty reduction but this time it's urbanites who've been hit the hardest we find out why. the last oil and gas front maybe a is selling off licenses to the world's biggest oil companies but environmentalists are concerned that fracking for shale could destroy elephant habitats and water supply. now $70000000000.00 in revenue $1800000000.00 active users and worth more than $800000000000.00 facebook must be doing something right in catering for the world's desire to connect but there's a darker side to mark zuckerberg social media company some say the platform has pushed holocaust denial genocide and it's a super spreader of false hopes and it's accused of being a home to anti vaccine is political conspiracies and disinform ation so just how di

hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder the top stories on al-jazeera the number of coronavirus cases in india has now passed 10000000 it remains the 2nd worst affected country in the world behind the united states well the infection rates have sharply fall and in recent weeks elizabeth purana has more from new delhi. despite the fact india is testing more people now than it was then. it's still not testing as many as it should be meanwhile the indian government is busy planning the 1st phase of vaccinations which are expected to begin and january. which is the world's largest. manufacturing. and another company biotech have applied for. and the indian government has said that it could soon start voluntary inoculations as it considers emergency. u.s. regulators have approved a 2nd coronavirus vaccine for emergency use the rollout of millions of doses of the madonna but to begin this weekend to show it's more than 94 percent effective would given in to this is 4 weeks. for the news came just hours after u.s. vice president mike pence was inoculated with the pfizer biotech scene t

hello i'm daryn jordan this is our 0 live from doha also coming up a u.s. panel of medical experts puts forward its recommendation for madame is coronavirus vaccine paving the way for the f.d.a. to approve it for emergency use.

i don't see that strategy will be successful very critical daryn time to sit down and tom. going back to worlds apart from him both author of the chemical age how camus fought them and then disease killed millions and changed our relationship with the earth friend before the break we were talking about the past aside traces in mother's milk in the community is the growing council rates there and if i were a cynic i would respond to you with examples from your own book proving that any improvement in the human condition came at a cost that always came at a cost saw the invention of culture saddled humanity with malaria greater immunity to malaria maybe africans prime targets of the slave trade and so the efforts to increase crop yields and feed the hungry would also produce some unintended consequences isn't that inevitable all those unfair things that he may have discussed isn't that simply a price to pay. well i think that's correct in the sense that we have to consider the other side of it which is that if you go back to before the advent of modern chemistry you could exp

hello i'm daryn jordan and with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera nearly 14000000 americans will lose their unemployment benefits within hours unless president trump signs a coronavirus relief and spending package trump has refused to sign the bill unless congress extends relief checks from $600.00 to $2000.00 was in jordan's in washington she explains what will happen if the president refuses to sign the bill it's very simple if there is no presidential signature the unemployment funding to the states which it minister unemployment benefits will stop and that means.

hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a u.s. panel of medical experts puts forward its recommendations from a dearness coronavirus vaccine paving the way for the f.d.a. to approve it for emergency use. computer software giant microsoft admits is the latest victim in a highly sophisticated attack by suspected russian operatives. and anger in argentina as economies in latin america see the worst drop in growth in more than a 100 years. welcome to the program we begin with news of the release of hundreds of school boys kidnapped by an armed group in nigeria 6 days ago the government under mounting pressure of its handling of the crisis has been negotiating for their release protestors are urging politicians to increase security but a large social media campaign called bring back our boys has been launched a senior state governor says it's not yet clear if all the schoolboys have been freed. we have so far. given 340. schoolchildren later on we also understand 4 have joined so we have to leave 344. children that are on their way to

i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical daryn to sit down and. this is a boom bust that one business show you can't afford to mess up their monticello but in the washington coming out the 1st tobin 1000 vaccination is underway in the united states will break down the effort to attribute the shot here as well as which will be sent around the world the future continue to come down to the wire both sides are committed to talk but there are no guarantees the head of the deadline we have a lot to get to the one that started. according to the word health organization currently there are more than 50 kovan $1000.00 vaccine candidate in trial several have already been approved and are being rolled out across the world let's take a look at how some of the top vaccines are being distributed last week the u.k. began administering the pfizer biotech vaccine canada also approved it last week and on monday the u.s. started administrating the vaccine paving way for widespread inoculation 598000000 doses have already been ordered by the european union japan the

hello i'm daryn jordan this is our jazeera live from doha coming up brazil's supreme court rules taking the vaccine can be made compulsory but that's at odds with the president's defiant stance of even isolation. a former governor in mexico's ellis cose state becomes the latest victim of drug related violence that spiraling out of control. and hungry and traumatized more than $300.00 children kidnapped in nigeria free after spending 6 days in captivity. u.s. regulators have approved a 2nd coronavirus vaccine and mass inoculations expected to start within days tests show the medina job is more than 94 percent effective when administered in 2 doses 4 weeks apart its approval came just hours after the vice president was given the fires a biotech vaccine live on television in a bid to build support for the rollout alan fischer begins our coverage from the white house. right this was a very public would have confidence in the corona virus vaccine. the vice president his wife and the u.s. such in general getting an injection live on t.v. they want to assure americans that the vaccine walks an

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