we all know what is day 2 at the penn demick and it's having serious effects this but the 90 percent decline in germany and traffic and about 75 percent in dortmund went. midday rush hour and nothing but emptiness. processed almost 3000000 passengers and 21000 but at least a few flights are lined up for the next day all with one airline all connecting with eastern europe. i'm in the is basically the gateway to eastern europe there are often trips which have to be made on business trips and that's why that kind of traffic is pretty stable. a corner of ours test center has moved into the arrivals area making camp where car rentals are normally found every passenger landing in dortmund is tested about a 1000 every day that gives an idea of what still is operating despite the gaping emptiness of the departure halls for the airport chief a sign of hope. in an excellent position because we're home to a very stable and very professional airlines and that office growth potential after the crisis as well as works in support of. the nearest airport to dortmund is part of borne lipstadt 70 kilo

deaths for the 5th day and a row more than 200000 brazilians have died from covert 900 since the penn demick began as the world mourns the 2000000 people worldwide who have died with the covert 19 infection governments are starting ambitious immunization drives india faces an enormous task the country aims to inoculate one quarter of its 1300000000 people by july. the moment many indians have waited for. one of the biggest acts seen rollouts in the world. the government plans to reach around 300000000 people by july. carried live on national t.v. prime minister narendra modi addressed the nation by video conference saying every willing indian can get a shot by the end of the year speaking directly to the country's health workers promised they would have priority. the 1st vaccine will go to those who need it most those who must risk catching the disease they will get the 1st japs. india has approved the emergency use of 2 vaccines neither one which requires cold storage. with over 10000000 infections india has recorded the 2nd highest number of covert 9000 infections in the world after the un

the most during the penn demick new zealand stands and their fans are enjoying their freedom while it lasts but feel for their counterparts in other countries achaia and not talk to my next to much of the city because you don't rub it in their faces venues like it's pretty unfair was happening. very uncertain you know to fellow muses around the world so we just feel blessed and lucky to be able to get out and play and right now new zealand bands can claim to be playing some of the largest concerts in the world when hey al jazeera reglan new zealand. go without is there are these all top stories drug company novak says it's corona virus vaccine has shown to be more than 89 percent of active file suggests it's a fact of against the new variant of coded 1001st found in the u.k. brazil's president jabal sonora has promised to quickly vaccinate everybody in the country amid a new wave of corona virus infections that are so far less than one percent of the population has received the vaccine monica yannick have has will from just narrow on the one side he's saying that he's going to vaccina

it's fantastic that will happen has recovered from the penn demick people keep wearing masks even when it was hot in the summer people were wearing them but it's great that the people who are so cooperative. you have a high like you had to look at you don't feel that this is a happy place. am wondering how you feel now it's very good look how lively the city is everything is ok now i just hope we can take our masks off soon. correspondent mathias berlingo was in one last july after the lockdown was lifted chair he describes the measures china took in the city and since then not only did china at that time shut off one and the neighboring regions from the rest of the country it also locked up the citizens off one inside their homes for several months they were only allowed to leave their home with special permission eventually these harsh measures paid off and the virus was eliminated in one and in most of china however a year later the chinese government is still alert about the virus there are occasional flare ups and whenever this happens china reacts with equally harsh measures a re

health organization to travel to the city of new hahn on thursday to begin investigating how the penn demick started their mexican health authorities to aim to fast track russia's sputnik v corona virus vaccine after getting access to data on it well nurses and other health care workers around the world are suffering trauma from the pressure that they face on the front lines of this pandemic according to a global poll new data from the international council of nurses shows nearly 80 percent of respondents reported burn out exile u.-t. or feelings of isolation the council says that it could have long lasting effects on health care systems almost everywhere so far over 1600000 health care workers have been infected with the virus and at least 2200 nurses have died. and for more let's bring in howard catton he is the c.e.o. of the international council of nurses and he's a nurse himself thank you so much for joining us from geneva this afternoon how bad is the situation right now for nurses what have you been observing. good afternoon to you this is an incredibly worrying global picture that we

itself determine when the economy can restart we know right now that we're in the worst part of the penn demick we're at peak death rates 4000 a day were dying i'd like just last week so so we know it's going to be really bad for a while until we can get this virus suppressed and we need to do follow the science follow the medical professionals and do what they tell us to do to mass to socially distance we cannot recover until we do that and that's why it is so important to provide relief to sustain people's ability to pay the rent to buy food and we saw it last year when congress congress provided the extra $600.00 a week to unemployed workers that in fact family incomes did not fall despite a tremendous increase in unemployment so we need to sustain that relief effort until such time that we can begin to recover so recovery comes later relief 1st so a so what is it that you expect to see from joe biden who right away when it comes the economy and do you think is going to have bipartisan support it's. i'm not certain about the bipartisan support but he's already proposed a $1.00 trillion dolla

even as the country faces the continued threat of a deadly penn demick. and it morphed into a movement calling for police reforms sometimes it was violent. but mostly it was peaceful we asked people to describe what america is now feeling i think people want change. and i think that by willing to do whatever it takes to get there on friday billions of people in america are expected to celebrate what's called june 13th at the unofficial holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the united states this year in the wake of the nationwide protests there is a growing number of calls to make it an official federal holiday. as people see it as a great opportunity to take to the streets to continue to lend their message to her . and for me to the point is good because the renowned for their courage on the fire. 101 east binds out what it tikes to join the elite brigade. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. every. donald trump's impeachment trial in the senate will begin in february he's accused of inciting insurrection. so robyn you watching al-jazeera live from doha also

this really will be an operation unlike any other we've ever witnessed it was long clear that the penn demick was going to abandon preparations for the event but then the attacks on january 6th happened and that really quiet any remaining hopes of having me remotely traditional celebration washington d.c. actually known as the people's city has been all but closed to the public the national mall where tens of thousands of americans usually gather to welcome to new president has turned into a no go zone and you know the u.s. capitol really at this point more closely resembling a fortress we saw and heard in that report there some 25000 national guards have been deployed to protect against a threat of more violence from trump supporters refused to recognize by nasa legitimately elected president and really thing that may actually be the most important difference this time around as fighting this war in some 3 in 4 republicans according to polls say that they don't think you want legitimately so a shocking number of americans who don't consider a democratically elected president their rightful l

itself determine when the economy can restart we know right now that we're in the worst part of the penn demick we're at peak death rates 4000 a day were dying i'd like just last week so so we know it's going to be really bad for a while until we can get this virus suppressed and we need to do follow the science follow the medical professionals and do what they tell us to do to mass to socially distance we cannot recover until we do that and that's why it is so important to provide relief to sustain people's ability to pay the rent to buy food and we saw it last year when congress congress provided the extra $600.00 a week to unemployed workers that in fact family incomes did not fall despite a tremendous increase in unemployment so we need to sustain that relief effort until such time that we can begin to recover so recovery comes later relief 1st but he's already proposed a $1.00 trillion dollar bill to provide for increased unemployment benefits to provide aid to states and and local governments to provide funding for rolled out of the vaccine and distribution and getting shots in arms and s

even as the country faces the continued threat of a deadly penn demick. and it morphed into a movement calling for police reforms sometimes it was violent. but mostly it was peaceful we asked people to describe what america is now feeling i think people want change. and i think people are willing to do whatever it takes to get there on friday billions of people in america are expected to celebrate what's called june 13th an unofficial holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the united states this year in the wake of the nationwide protests there is a growing number of calls to make it an official federal holiday. as people see it as a great opportunity to take to the streets to continue to let their message be heard . the. fellow i'm down in jordan doha with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera more than 20000000 people in the u.s. have now tested positive for corona virus that's almost a quarter of the world's cases it comes as the government struggles to distribute vaccines fewer than 3000000 have been given the job. reynolds has m

said it was obvious that china's many faction capacity is 100 percent to normal like after the penn demick it's been back to normal since like april or may and the rest of the world is struggling to contain this fire is so it is kind of a post world war 2 sort of situation as as we've said before brains like they're the only economy standing yeah for the global pandemic some want to america after world war 2 you know we've been saying for years now the reason why americans have been oblivious to this is because although their jobs have been exported to china the prices of stuff that they're buying they're wal-mart's in the big box stores have been falling more rapidly than their wages so they have the illusion of actually having the same or improve living standards because the price of clothes and electronics and things like that were quite extraordinarily cheap but that pendulum is about to swing in the other direction now as all the dynamics that made that possible reverse. and suddenly the purchasing power of the dollar relative to other currencies will lose rapidly and america is going

the british prime minister has been grilled in parliament over his handling of the penn demick after the u.k. passed the tragic milestone of 100000 code related deaths boris johnson admitted to government missteps as the opposition slammed his slow response to the pen demick. there to be no doubt that has been no doubt that either the government takes full responsibility for all the actions are you've taken we've taken during this pandemic to fight this disease the u.k. is the 1st country in europe to record a 100000 covert deaths we also have the deepest recession of any major economy us calls are closed and our borders are open of my biggest concern is that the prime minister still hasn't learned the lessons of last year and i fear that there's a result we'll see more tragedy and more grim milestone when the 8 and a half 1000 people have died from curb it in the past week alone in britain or else justin who lost his grandfather to the virus has started the names not numbers campaign to highlight government negligence in the pandemic and a push for a public inquiry into a telling of

mother and i also have a job to do so i'm worried about leaving my kid to learn not harm during the penn demick i don't know if she will eat on time and study by herself staying at home a learn without the company of her friends may also cause some psychological problems and i feel sad about this with parents taking on the role of educate his juggling their work and teaching has left many fearing for their children's futures digital learning has taken over the classroom but for those who have children with special learning needs that can mean an extra expense on already strained household budgets. i have a child who needs a special assistant he has autism he needs special assistance and special school one day per week is not enough for him he is in a 3rd grade he doesn't know how to read write or spell. the economic fallout of the pandemic has had far reaching consequences for children around the world for as well as losing out on their education many are being forced prematurely into work in order to support families. every day when i come back home. i take a shower have a meal sit with my fat

the crisis is at its peak but we're beginning to leave the penn demick behind us step and to me because. i know it's made me feel that this is not happening quickly enough and i would also like to have more vaccine doses that bailable so that more people can be immunized that should it just may have to get and. let's bring in our correspondent jared reid who is following the latest on the story for us hi jared we mentioned that granma number 50000 deaths here in germany bring us up to speed on the situation. that's right sumi very sadly 50000 over 50000 people have now died from all of it 19 in germany they've been around 2100000 cases so far but there is encouraging news in so far as that in fiction rights are on steady decline as they stand today 6 and write is 115100000 of population over a 7 day period as i say that number has been steadily declining but not fast enough which is why the government and the states agreed earlier this week to extend current restrictions until february 14th this shuts down continues to shut down large parts of public life like schools and. shops as well

right today is all about the current penn demick and how the battle at the nist ration will actually just happen is quite a stack of paper and i did have a chance to read through it. release the national strategy to come back to battle the pandemic here the current of our spend i make remember we have over 400000 people here now we had the 2nd deadliest single day in the united states with 4229 people dying on tuesday alone now and some cable news networks now reporting in breaking news that sources out of the by demonstration that there is actually no plan trump determined ministration adult child left behind for the distribution of make scenes that is a problem the vaccination program is behind anyway here in the united states the governor of new york complained that he has to wait 8 months to get a vaccine because he's 63 years old but there's such a lock up such as stag of people older than him and coming before him so he has to waited months for a vaccine and so on so vaccination p.p. easy money to the for the authorities local authorities and states to actually combat and trace

reporting for us thank you so much and let's check in on some other developments in the penn demick now zimbabwe's foreign minister. has died a day after testing positive for covert 19 he's the 3rd government minister to succumb to the disease since depend on make a last march authorities in beijing have imposed a lockdown on 5 neighborhoods after the city reported a handful of new cases china reported 103 new cases country why the number of cases linked to the australian open tennis tournament in australia has risen to 10 after 2 players and a support person tested positive for the virus a total of $72.00 players remain under strict quarantine and the world health organization says the more contagious u.k. variant has now been detected in at least 60 countries that's 10 more than a week ago. we have to the black sea now into a sprawling complex with its own ampitheater a tea house and a hell of pad who owns it while kremlin critic alexina volley has released a 2 hour video investigation into the complex saying the palace was built for russian president vladimir putin using tax payer mo

will also have to test negative and quarantine on arrival biden has warned that the penn demick will get worse in the coming weeks with the death toll likely to rise from 400002 half a 1000000 next month. taking charge of bringing the pandemic under control. this next one is keeping workers say when you do this. it day into his new job president biden signed a raft of executive orders to ramp up the federal response to the coronavirus for the past year we couldn't rely on the federal government to act with the urgency and focus and coordination we needed and we have seen the tragic cost of that failure. over 400 people have their died in the u.s. on biden warns the toll is likely to rise to half a 1000000 in february but he hopes the strategy he's putting in place well eventually saved many lives is in good hands here our national strategy is comprehensive it's based on science not politics it's based on truth not. in this detail our plan starts with gresson safe and effective vaccination campaign to meet her goal of administering 100000000 shots in our 1st 100 days in office we're o

global pandemic like the hospital and there are 17 others in the region that are out of service the penn demick as it brought to light systemic mismanagement the infrastructure such as the oxygen ports at this hospital could be used to treat covert 1000 patients but without doctors and sufficient funds they are useless. dr 4 model takes us into a separate wing built in the ninety's this part of the hospital was never properly put to use a well equipped hospital room for disabled patients now serves as a storage space leaving the 66 year old with a feeling of great bitterness. i have been a doctor in this facility for 40 years and to think that i can sister people that i can't give answers is absolutely frustrating. the health care situation in the entire region of calabria is so dramatic that it was placed under the supervision of the national government 10 years ago causing even further cuts to the health budget battle. him but in the past hospitals were closed in order to pay off debts what we're working on now is to recover doctors nurses health personnel and above all facilities in emergenc

and public health expert dr penn cannier steve altered says just watched dr chris smith on the alex aventura best bit of information about covert i've had since upon demick started follow the experts get advice steve bobby says i've been saying it since august mosques should be compulsory there are much fewer disabled and people with underlying illnesses venturing out there are few people with a genuine reason not to wear a mask larger shop says so many amateur epidemiologists under all ages spreading misinformation hopefully unintentionally i prefer to listen to experts and once more i thank them for their clear summations and advice also i thank out cintas mina for bringing us this week rachel it's much appreciated well thank you lorna garde mcentee says great show with 2 guesses everybody should pay attention to too many people simply don't understand the facts relating to this pandemic kizzy says gray sure alex into mena questions we're all asking thanks for some answers and maybe the 2 halves of the u.k. scotland and england will answer why we're behind other countries and finally i'm here with some good news who's had a vaccination says i let few w