tendon wires connecting the strikes spall in an hourto connecting the strikes spall in an hour to createyour limbs. we're going to have is a future of humans and robots really working together. so the biggest question perhaps of the day for me is can i drive cali rex? definitely, do that. yes! what's a few think we clicked reporters have the bestjobs in the world. but after spending a day at the rover escape testing ground, ithink day at the rover escape testing ground, i think there is another contender for that title. look at that face! that is the face of a kid in a toy shop. and look when you're driving the robot. my whole life, people have said stop wasting your time playing games and there! wasting your time playing games and there i am at nacer driving the mars roma with a playstation controller. that's what they say though, the next generation is so used to using games controllers about is the natural thing for them to control technology with. any update on the robots? nacer takes quite a long time to develop things and get them out into space so, no, —— nasa. there is a team at

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remember if there is a limits to using that mass 5 times is an absolute maximum and then you have to spalls we have to dispose of it and some people have maybe heard of the other methods i think it's a little bit tricky because you really have to get the temperature right and you really have to get the right if not you might damage the material at the baskin it's not safe anymore very useful information miraca from the have you sign thank you. let's check in now for on some other headlines around the world chinese officials have met with experts from the world health organization in the head of their 1st visit to one of the city's food markets which is the suspected to be the origin of the pandemic but he will also visit hospitals meet with scientists and 1st responders and to some of the patients who are among the 1st infected with the novel virus. and at least 4 people have died in a fire at one of the main hospitals in the world capital bucharest the blaze broke out early on friday and forced the evacuation of the building it's not known how many people were injured firefighters have man

tourism business property back to a very substantial category and that could really reduce right spalls we've also implemented a piece of the reasons for people drinking or building from going to support it so that we can just you know give people that financial relief at this point in time while many of cut their losses and closed up shop people like daniel i mean. jack and the estimated 75000 of his was jobs like the risk in the midst who have no choice but to live out the storm. israel will transfer 5000 vaccine doses to palestinian medical workers that's according to a government spokesperson the country has drawn sharp criticism for excluding palestine's occupied territories from its speedy vaccine rollout more than a quarter of israel's 9000000 population has received at least one dose of the finds a job. has had to rely mostly on its own vaccine procurements as well as the un's kovacs scheme for developing nations. the israeli army has killed a palestinian who says attempted to attack soldiers in the occupied west bank security camera footage shows the man pulling an object from

right friend and i think we have to spalls for a moment and think about that it's a historic moment it's the 1st time in the history off this country that a president got impeached twice and not only that it's not only by the majority of the democrats with 10 votes of the republican party that's huge that's a very very historic moment we are living right now yesterday we spoke and you said that this impeachment will not end in a conviction by the u.s. senate has anything happened today that changes your opinion. well again 10 republicans 10 house members voted for this impeachment and now we shall see what happens in the senate the democrats will have the majority there next week it's a 5050 split but the vice president has the final say in this movie as we all know come along harris so it is very valid possible. more republican senators also. vote. to get donald trump. impeached and you know i mean what the more we do about last wednesday when the capitol was stormed here in the country the more people the more republicans really wonder how this could have happened and which troll donal

as washington bureau chief in a spall that thank you eunice. human rights watch hundreds of u.s. presidential trump a stating a report card and they will round up all of the rides of people worldwide. executive director kenneth roth told w. that donald trump have been a disaster for human rights trump completely abandon the cause of human rights say at home he promoted divisiveness racism attacked immigrants i'm abroad he you know cozied up to basically every friendly autocrat under the sun he did occasionally speak out about human rights but it was always a with respect to perceived adversaries like venezuela cuba iran in the end china but those you know protestations had no credibility because they were so completely on principle so you know that's the bad news the good news is that the rest of the world didn't have bad human rights just because trump did they saw homeport they were and we saw many governments stepping forward and assuming leadership roles for the 1st time this happened through various lot american democracies they banded together something called the lima grou

we give you more my dream is to hug or my relatives again to have company to see happiness for a spallto be together. box nation campaign is underway with the elderly due to be inoculated off to health workers and those involved in this hug bubble project in the villages outside of naples sayed. started just a few days before christmas and believe it will have to remain in place for a while longer but see on the vaccine isn't a magic potion and you are not immediately immune and so we will still have weeks probably months ahead of us in which you will need to maintain all of these protective measures and so this room will continue to be an opportunity for relatives to be able to get close to their loved ones. touch even through plastic has become so very precious these days. i want to go home my dear pleads with her son he tells her not to cry this pandemic has made the pain of loneliness and what we're feeling there are even worse stephanie decker al-jazeera avellino in southern italy. this is al-jazeera these are.

provisions of section 208 a of the legislative reorganization act of 946 the chair appoints timothy spall blodgett of the state of new york to act and to exercise the duties of sergeant of arms of the house of representatives affective today right there without objection the chair will now it minister of the oath of office please raise your right hand you salame lee swear there you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic that you will have a we're just going to have this for a 2nd of course some procedural motions playing in the. in the chamber right now just for viewers just joining us to remind you of what we're expecting to happen in the next few moments we are expecting to see the. motion going forward presented in the house which is likely to call on mike pence to invoke the 25th amendments that's the amendment that will be needed to remove president trump from that resolution is happening night let's listen house resolution 22 resolution allotting a member to a certain standing committee of the house of representatives w

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tourism business property back to a very substantial category and that could really reduce right spalls we've also implemented these are the missions for people printing or building from the going to support it so that we can just you know give people that financial relief at this point in time while many of cut their losses and closed up shop people like daniel i mean. jack and the estimated 75000 of his was jobs like risk in the midst who have no choice but to live out the storm. gov adams al jazeera. so the heads have on al-jazeera losing patience find out why people in sudan are protesting and demanding economic change. unsurprisingly showers are widespread philippines malays unions an easier to is the rainy season particularly down south but the heaviest have been temporary disappeared or are they gone further east there folksy and west papua of some parts of borneo there are daily showers in sumatra likely to be in kuala lumpur and singapore but nothing extraordinary because most of the action is size of the equator and either side of a straight you've got a trough colo circulatin

a tourism business property back to raise a dangerous category and that could really reduce right spalls we've also implemented piece of the missions for people trying to land or building from leaving us about it so that we can just you know give people that financial relief at this point in time while many of cut the losses and closed up shop people like daniel amy. jack and the estimated 75000 of his was jobs like the risk in the midst who came if no choice but to live out the storm . items al-jazeera. still ahead here on out 0 the cloud of uncertainty in maine mars the newly elected parliament has to meet for the 1st time . we look at how the nigerian government plans to revamp 3 of its oil refineries after years of mismanagement and corruption. and. it's time for the perfect gentleman. sponsored plan qatar airways the supply of code which produces this beautiful fan of showers has been temporarily cut off and we are shoving walls back up into the system so there is temporarily a proper frontal system running out through shanghai and st korea south korea and the southern part of japan

tourism business property back to a very substantial category and that could really reduce right spalls we've also implemented these are the missions for people going to land or building from we're going to support it so that we can just you know give people that financial relief at this point in time while many of cut the losses and closed up shop people like daniel amy. jack and the estimated 75000 of his was jobs a risk in the midst who came if no choice but to live out the storm. items al-jazeera . former u.s. president donald trump has parted ways with his lead impeachment lloyd's little more than a week before his trial that's according to u.s. media now unclear who will represent trump during the trial he's accused of inciting the siege at the capitol building early this month after he repeated false claims of election fraud so what would it take to convict well on tuesday a total of $45.00 out of 50 senate republicans voted to consider stopping the trial before it even begins on the week starting from previous. they argue a present cannot face impeachment trials once they've lef

got a tourism business property back to a presidential category and that could really reduce right spalls we've also implemented these other missions for people dream to land or building from the going to support it so that we can just you know give people that financial relief at this point in time while many of cut their losses and closed up shop people like daniel i mean. jack and the estimated 75000 of his was jobs like risk in the midst who have no choice but to live out the storm. gov adams al-jazeera. now there's a glimmer of hope in the race to save the northern white rebel serous from extinction 2 more embryos have been successfully created bringing the total number to 5 but a sorry hierarchy aport are many challenges before a cough can be born scientists in kenya it's only in germany have for years been tirelessly working together to save the northern white rhino from extinction events there have been obstacles with a pandemic affecting one of the most important conservation projects in the world and after several failed attempts to harvest a number of immature eggs known as bot

attorney attributed the disconnect to the spalling nature of the investigation -- sprawling. >> whathis case complex is after the event, thousands of people went back to their home districts. that has complicated things. >> a complication that led to this. the capitol complex and much of the city of washington now looking like a police state with tens of thousands of armed national guard troops patrolling. a reflection says the city's mayor of not just the days ahead of the inauguration but a future few could have predicted. >> i think we will go back to a new normal. i think our entire country has to deal with how our intelligence apparatus and security atter elf deal with a real and present threat -- every level. >> changes in the nation's capitol and elsewhere. in response to the attack on the capitol, joe biden and other members of congress are joining calls for new domestic terrorism violations to give greater power to law enforcement. but the aclu calls it a disguided part of a decade's long pattern to give law enforcement more authority. the tug-of-war over how much is too muc

my factory spall around me goes much money it's just like that takes off.while the volunteers continue the work they would like to see a reduction in waste and the like to see the government in lagos step in then and also doing its bit. ok i've got a question for you what's your country doing about plastic waste you know we love hearing from you and you can always send us your comments via social media but we already actually had some from a facebook page and martin chipman from nigeria wrote climate change scares me and banning plastic will help us i think i have to agree with you martin and was owned or from ghana wrote deforestation damaging of what a body is due to illegal mining activity is a lack of sufficient training for sudden floods or just a few of the issues we face with our environment and changing climate in my area well as usual thank you so much for those comments this show is really about all of us and our next reports actually comes from ghana where our team met another person protecting the environment that's the up and coming musician mi

pressure and courage and self-sacrifice very important to him as were the honor codes, the episco spall school and the united states naval academy. graduated fifth from the bottom of his class and put before -- and took pride brawls it revealed the undercode. i never violated the honor code. those things informed him and the idea that we're put on the earth to serve a cause bigger than ourselves is what made him so -- what -- why he wore ice emotions on his sleeve all the time. devoted to his causes and rarely, no matter how unsuccessful, rarely gave them up and he would fight those causes and get quite emotional from time to time, and i think all those things contributed to that. >> you make passing reference to the fact his father, jack mccain, was a binge drinker. >> yes. >> you have an illusion to his alcoholism. >> yes. >> how disthat affect john mccain. >> it did affect him. you would have a very hard time pulling out of john mccain how it affected him. he was among -- very candid, very unguarded person when you talked to him but he did, i notice, back little tight-lipped when tal

added spall the baseball world mourns one of the league's most decorated managers. who started as a modest man. carry a soldier who'd never imagined he might one day become president of egypt. he had an ambitious wife and son he became an ultra pro and was imprisoned for the unlawful killing of protesters. the story of the rise and fall of hosni mubarak the famine episode one on i was just. the latest news as it breaks the explosion near an 18 to a transmission site knocked out mobile phone and internet service for miles with details coverage many have told us that they have voting for peace. they are worried about the security situation in of the country from around the world times like this are dependent on the success of the that seems to prove. that will to stop it since the beginning of the outbreak. back here watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now twitter has permanently suspended u.s. president donald trump's account citing a risk of him fueling further violence that after the deadly attack on capitol hill by trump supporters on wednesday. north

here if you will my dream is to hug or my relatives again to have company to see happiness for a spall to be together. vaccination campaign is underway with the elderly due to be inoculated off to health workers and those involved in this hug bubble project in the villages outside of naples sayed started just a few days before christmas and believe it will have. to remain in place for a while longer but see on the vaccine isn't a magic potion and you are not immediately immune and so we will still have weeks probably months ahead of us in which you will need to maintain all of these protective measures and so this room will continue to be an opportunity for relatives to be able to get close to their loved ones. touch even through plastic has become so very precious these days. i want to go home my dear pleads with her son he tells her not to cry this pandemic has made the pain of loneliness and i will feel iraq even worse stephanie decker al-jazeera avellino in southern italy. 30 minutes of news for you when we come back. ok calm and make sure you're not hyping the situation be part of

well still ahead on al-jazeera in spall a college football game that really got galle off the reaction was meant to have finished. the health of humanity is at stake a global pandemic requires a global response. w.h.o. is the guardian of global health delivering lifesaving tools supplies and training to help the world's most found people uniting across borders to speed up the development of test treatments and effects working with scientists and health workers to learn all we can about the virus keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground in the ward and in the land advocating for everyone to have access to essential health services now more than ever the world needs w.h.o. making a healthy a world. for everyone. roof . of the old. world. not a back out is in the gaza strip are using graffiti and rurals to encourage people to take precautions against coronavirus it's hope there are 4 raise awareness about the need to wear masks and maintain social distance the gaza strip is experiencing a rise in infections however with no news on when vaccinations will start people are

and then spall india secure a famous test series win over australia india claiming victory on the final day of the deciding much interest spending. in just a little over 24 hours joe biden will become the 46th president of the united states bus his inauguration ceremony will take place with the backdrop of the. unprecedented security operation and a pandemic that's claimed almost 400000 american lives biden will take the oath of office on the steps of the u.s. capitol just 2 weeks ago it was overrun by a mob of pro trump supports us it now resembles a fortress here surely a crowd as an inauguration would likely stretch all the way back to the washington monument with the double threat of security breaches i am coronavirus flags will represent americans who can't attend there in the thousands however will be police and national guard they're expected to outnumber the attendees al-jazeera should have pretends he runs through how biden's inauguration will look very different from those of the past joe biden is calling on the public to stay away from inaugural events a request he'd already

tourism business property back to a very substantial category and that could really reduce right spalls we've also implemented these are the reasons for people going to building from we're going to support it so that we can just you know give people the financial relief at this point in time while many of cut their losses and closed up shop people like daniel amy. jack and the 75000 others was jobs like the risk in the midst who have no choice but to live out the storm. but items al-jazeera. much wants to have this hour a little more than a week before his impeachment trial donald trump and his lawyers that separate way . and the new south american champions arrive home to huge crowds in brazil despite the country battling a corona virus outbreak general have the details. it isn't europe it's still cold and that cold air is heavy servings being steered arrived if you like the area of high pressure the everything i'm talking about is there it's coming of the atlantic is quite mild now full of moisture it's more rain than snow and this year in the mountains and france is still got a flood

got a tourism business property back to presidential category and that could really reduce right spalls we've also implemented these are the reasons for people drinking or building from we're going to support it so that we can just you know give people that financial relief at this point in time while many of cut their losses and closed up shop people like daniel i mean. jack and the estimated 75000 of his was jobs like risk in the midst who have no choice but to live out the storm. items al-jazeera. bharat's is a professor of economics and director of the development policy research unit at the university of cape town and he says it's the largest contraction of south africa's economy in modern economic history. i think what's happened as with most emerging markets and certainly on the african continent as well and globally is a massive contraction saw growth or cost or 2020 indicate an average consensus contraction of about 6 and a half percent relative to last year say fate of li is seeing the largest contraction in south africa's modern economic history. and the consequences of that

let's go straight to washington then we'll all be achieved even spall is standing by inas what are you hearing how will this vote go today. but i got it's expected sometime in the afternoon that the house will officially vote to impeach president donald trump for the 2nd time the democrats do have enough votes to impeach him but unlike the previous impeachment this time they are all republican defectors who villa voted in favor of this impeachment as for now there are 5 republicans who have openly stated their stance to impeach president trump for his action inciting the storming off the capital last wednesday and we're going to seeing live pictures there of the hearing depending on the outcome decision in as one of the next steps . well is the assumption that the president will be impeached the articles then will be sent to the senate's to stop the impeachment trial but the expectation is that a trial would take place early doing the job biden administration and that that rises some concerns because president elect biden really really wants to get moving on with his political agenda h