jonah what have got you what do you update us on the situation in the u.k. at the moment obviously but they're peddling the positive headline has been the $15000000.00 plus vaccinations but then as we're missing last hour the numbers are out on their up again but the numbers remain stubbornly high both the infection rate and sadly that get old as vaccine continues power's on nearly as you say one big development is that as people wait for the backseat to roll out across the population groups they've done of it that most vulnerable group certainly by age and by. some underlying health factors but now come up with a new system scientists university got to keep up with the device this new predicted risk modeling to add to the number of people who are required well voluntary it is suggestive should shield because they are deemed to be more vulnerable to the worst effects of current 90 they've added 1700000 people to an already 2200000 strong is the big difference in this is that instead of using those old binary factors of age and underlying health conditions th

in a bit but 1st let's go live to jonah how in london a big issue jenner's i mention is how to combat the covert 19 pandemic specially when it comes to vaccines what kind of action can we expect from rich countries to take to make sure that developing nations have good access to vaccines. well i want to mountains this will be an opportunity for the leaders of the g. 7 to show that they are responsive to the sort of moral pressure being thrust upon them chiefly by the un the w a h o in particular made the point that in a global pandemic with global consequences and global costs it's all very well for rich countries to race ahead and vaccinate their populations but if the developing world the poor world is left to languish without that that sort of help for months perhaps even years as potentially is the case now well then the pandemic is not over for the whole world the hope is that that will weigh on the conscience of these leaders as they deliberate on covert boris johnson chairing this meeting seems to be keen to take the initiative here he is going to pledge to the others to his fe

s prime minister opened the virtual g 7 jonah with a plan a call for a plan to rebuild the global economy after the pandemic. yes i mean you can't accuse him of attaching too much detail to that plan the clip you just played there is about all that boris johnson said in his introductory remarks about rebuilding the global economy off the back of green jobs fixing climate change of course another big platform for the united kingdom later in the year sharing the top $26.00 summit here. all of this was really boris johnson's moment in the limelight if you like for this afternoon chair of the g 7 bringing these leaders together he opened the meeting in sort of characteristic fashion if you like rather relaxed style of diplomacy that we've become used to with boris johnson telling angela merkel to muta cell phone the xoom call 'd talking to joe biden joe everybody on 1st name terms telling joe that is build back better slogan had been nicked from boris johnson who himself nicked it from some disaster relief campaign he said but nevertheless using the opportunity to set out very clearly his vis

but he is urging his citizens to keep respecting the coronavirus restrictions more on the story with jonah hill it's clearly a blow to the government's. policy the market has made that clear the promise is the war will be that it takes the opens the door to similar actions elsewhere it introduced in the 23rd of january this not the 1st night on. the war it was only meant to be there for 2 weeks the government making the case to the people then that it was absolutely necessary that the emergence of this new wave of coronavirus of mutations and variance and it was that extended to marshal. the other headlines 1000000 miles military has denied carrying out a coup and is pledged again to hold elections next year a spokesman for the armed forces says they had quote no choice but to seize power protests against the military takeover are now into their 11th day. the u.s. has called on yemen's hooty fighters to halt their advance on the city of mari the government's last northern stronghold it's also urged the who it is to turn to negotiations and join the international efforts to find a political

been identified across england 11 of which have no legs to travel to south africa let's cross over to jonah hole who's monitoring events for us from london this mutant strains now giving the government more concerned a very different tact to getting people tested jonah. yeah i think there's a good deal of concern about the emergence of this so-called south african strain now and despite travel restrictions being put into place to try and block travelers from countries where it had been identified in particular south africa itself of course as you say $116.00 cases now identified included among them 11 that have no connection to previous travel in 8 different local areas in england and that suggests a degree of community transmission prompting the health secretary matt hancock a couple of hours ago to say that the health service would do whatever was necessary to crack down hard on this strain to try and eradicated so-called surge testing now ordered to begin as soon as possible in those 8 local areas that includes door to door house to house testing calling on people to come out and be test

jonah how are you let's talk through what has happened today in the fact that well i guess there will be a lot of people who are concerned that if you lift the nighttime curfew then the numbers could start to spike again. not least the government of course this will be a big blow to their plans to try and suppress the virus not least they've moved televisions of the virus as the vaccine rather that progress is an offense a lot of press space across the. if they go on as you say struck down by the court it remains to be seed know whether that's not done if you will in fact not go ahead it's night and that's because there is a hearing due in the next couple of hours on the government request to suspend the verdict pending the outcome of the full appeal of the government bans a lot of panel of judges will decide on that a little later but to take you back this was a measure that was brought in on the 23rd of january it was only meant to be they expect 2 weeks at the government to tackle this new strain and mutation of the virus that was then extended to march the recall there were protes

was once the busiest crossing point between the 2 countries he said jonah ramirez has been talking to some of the people who are now trying to cross the border. this is just one of the illegal trails that connects venezuela to colombia with the border closed due to the pandemic it's the only way to cross. a road in the frontier city of kuta there are more than 120 dirt roads like this it's where venezuelans try to escape poverty. others like 81 year old ellis maldonado go back and forth between the 2 countries several times a week illegally so he is colombian but his family lives in venezuela today the police don't let him through. my wife is in venezuela because her mother is very ill. so i have to go from here to there even though it's illegal because family is family. to bring the grandchildren something to eat. venezuelan migrants in colombia get help from the venezuelans and. established 6 years ago every day it offers free meals volunteers do the best they can sometimes they have enough only for a bowl of porridge but the migrants are grateful for the nourishment. venezuelans ar

how in london for us to david covering news across europe and jonah i'm just thinking back to all those pictures the huge protests that we saw i'm guessing this will be greeted with some pleasure by people in the netherlands. no doubt those antilock down protestors would be very pleased this is a measure that was introduced on january 23rd by the government in response to the emerging new variants mutations of that bar is far more contagious than before it was in place only for 2 weeks in theory then extended until march the herd and its as you say violent protests across the country well one of those groups brought an action to the course of viruses via hate or the truth about the virus they're called. training with the measure was unwarranted. and unwarranted limitation rather on personal freedom a court came down on their side deciding that in fact the government in that didn't have any legal basis to introduce this measure this law in the 1st place it had done so under emergency powers sidelining parliament in the senate in doing so the court found that it hadn't provided proper jus

after he leaves office impeachment manager jonah who's argued that's just what the founders intended presidents can't inflame insurrection in their final weeks. and then walk away let's understand why we are really hear former president trump's lawyers called the impeachment trial, purely political president trump. no longer is in office. the object of the constitution has been achieved. he was removed by the voters in an argument that runs counter to the former president's repeated claim the election was stolen trumpet bruce castor argued the trial was no longer needed because his client lost the election castor also says democrats have a hidden motive we are really here because the majority in the house of representatives does not want to face donald trump as a political rival in the future that argument was echoed by david schoen a second trumpet in pursuing the impeachment conviction of donald j trump is to use these proceedings disenfranchise at least 74 million americans with whom they this really disagree in the and 6 republicans joined all 50 democrats to say the constitution

and all ireland economy and health service that could displace the sectarian struggles of the past jonah how al-jazeera northern ireland. this is our desire these are your top stories the 4th day of donald trump's 2nd impeachment trial has concluded his lawyers wrapped up the former president's defense arguing the trial as unconstitutional and evidence against trump was fabricated is accused of inciting the rise on capitol hill last month in which 5 people died both sides face question.

facts in supplies but hasn't specified when i'm going to kingdom says it will donate any surplus doses jonah hill reports under pressure from the united nations and the world health organization g 7 leaders promise to step up their efforts to make vaccines available worldwide make sure everybody gets the vaccines that they need. come through this. already announced that. a strong strongly supported ahead of the virtual meeting chaired by britain's prime minister the un said just 10 countries accounted for 3 quarters of the entire global vaccine rollout 130 countries have not received a single dose the w.h.o. has warned of a catastrophic moral failure that will be paid for with lives and livelihoods among the world's poorest bucks iniquities not just the right thing to do it's also this morning thing to do. 37 pledges of funding in future vaccine donations have been welcomed but countries like india and south africa want to share access to vaccine patents what we're calling for ari forms in the how patents are in this case we because this should be in people's votes is in many countries as po

thank them i want to talk safely prosecutes thank you stacey thank you madeleine thank you very much jonah gross thank you eric swalwell thank you started to get thank you that it's a selena thank you ted lou thank you walking castro thank you very much mr lead manage your own all of this we just couldn't be prouder i've been hearing from my grandchildren who are very sad that justice wasn't done but by 15 votes the senate voted. to convict a good bipartisan statement about what has happened it would not have been accomplished without your brilliant presentation so i thank you for that and i yield the floor glad to all of us thank you thank you for the middle name speaker thank you for your confidence and as i was going to go next to scott we're going to take the next one to. ok scott. he even hedged on that never want to talk about when he talked about incitement you shouldn't think this rose to the level. of so he was hedging all over the place i don't know whether it was for dole nurse or or what for whatever it was it was a very disingenuous speech and i say that regretfully because i

china centric to put it nicer but they're a puppet of jonah well the w.h.o. finally has a team sent there they're doing this investigation how we got any closer to figuring out the origins of carbon 1000 then really you know if we talk about bigger picture right that the scientific community is trying to find out the origins of this virus the source of this corona virus and that's why they sent this mission to to the chinese who a province where the virus was 1st detected in 2019 but the probe didn't give us a lot right away i mean the experts came only to one conclusion conclusion which is really important in the light of this i'm going spat between the u.s. and china and that is that the virus did not originate in a chinese lab and that it probably transmitted from animals presumably bats. to humans so again this is not exactly a revelation and we're still far from understanding the roots of the pandemic i guess what this story has shown to us is that the issue itself is highly politicized and clearly scientists are going to feel under immense pressure from

and all ireland economy and health service that could displace the sectarian struggles of the past jonah how al-jazeera northern ireland for now is what's supposed to be a time of lunar new year celebrations for asian communities around the world attacks are rising against asian americans it's a particular problem on the u.s. west coast a warning some viewers may find images in rob reynolds reports disturbing the videos are shocking in san francisco a man attacks 84 year old vito rock tonopah de injuring him so badly he later died in oakland's historically chinese neighborhood a 91 year old man is violently pushed to the ground smashing his head on the curb and causing serious injuries surveillance video in an oakland chinatown shop shows an assailant waiting till an elderly woman takes out money then tries to violently rob her before racing off researchers see an uptick in crimes against asian americans we don't know if they're racially motivated or not and so we're not calling it crimes because we have no clear racial bias and tent. we do know that american idol we have targeted in our

1907 when the mars pathfinder landed a base station with a roving probe the robotic rover named so jonah was the 1st to operate on the surface of the planet well now spacecraft from 3 nations are in its orbit the u.s. mission perseverance is due to land on thursdays hussein china's 111 in may and then of course the hope probe from the u.a.e. which sent back this image on sunday. i spoke to dr keith smith who's been following the laws missions closely in his capacity as editor of science magazine he says there are several reasons for this upsurge an interest in the red planet. part of that is the fact that the cost. has come down because of commercial. entities being able to provide lotteries but also there has been an increase in the number of different countries around the world who see value in doing this sort of science in sending our spacecraft to other planets to learn more about them and part of that is to do with the scientific things we can learn and we can search for signs of life on mars and we can understand how its climate has changed and things like that and some of it is to

an all ireland economy and health service that could displace the sectarian struggles of the past jonah how al-jazeera northern ireland. this is our desire these are your top stories the 4th day of donald trump's 2nd impeachment trial has concluded his lawyers wrapped up the former president's defense arguing the trial as unconstitutional and evidence against trump was fabricated is accused of inciting the rise on capitol hill last month in which 5 people died both sides face questions from senators and a verdict is expected this weekend and fisher is in capsule hill in the boat hours of proceedings there was a lot of fractious exchanges not least donald trump's team accusing the democrats of prosecutorial negligence saying that they'd edited tapes that they had misrepresented tweets that they had falsified documents that is a big allegation to make the also said that this was driven by hatred by a dislike of donald trump that this was all about punishing him and that they wanted they were exercising a great the degree of apocryphally. you know it to states will revoke the terror design

by westminster and faced with the possible breakup of the united kingdom there are no easy options jonah how al-jazeera of belfast a chinese spacecraft has entered orbit around mars after a 6 and a half month journey to the red planet john when one want to tempt to land a rover in may or june if successful the sort of power of craft will explore the martian surface for 90 days studying its soil and seeking signs of ancient life including subsurface water and ice using a ground penetrating radar over to river combination follows the hopeless case craft from the united arab emirates which ended mars orbit on tuesday. that's all for me our entire for this hour our live coverage of the 2nd impeachment trial of donald trump continues with our colleagues in doha next thanks for watching. what should americans be thinking and doing right now it should be a bad idea they don't care about their work is all they care about is making money china is not going to be. calling for the bloated defense budget to be high the bottom line on us politics and policies and their effect on the world. it's one o

by westminster and faced with the possible breakup of the united kingdom there are no easy options jonah hill al jazeera belfast. now right across europe there is a lot of snow this week like a lot now the deep freeze in the netherlands for example has seen a return of ice skating on the can now and with the subzero temperatures expected to continue the craze is creating new challenges for authorities during of course a pandemic step passed and sent this report from amsterdam. i scaping favor and then that alliance for the diehards at least because the ice is still thin and unreliable snow and ice are a great relief after months of lockdown and even curfew and these extreme winters have become so rare that this is all the dutch are talking about as you can see my pencil quite wet so the 1st trail not that good but afterwards it was the perfect so you went straight crack straight through the eyes yes. and this is a unique opportunity for the dutch to turn diffuse hills in this flat country into a playground in the country has become awfully out of practice this is one of the main public t

pandemic the colombian city of kuta was once the busiest crossing point between the 2 countries the w's jonah ramirez has been talking to some of the people who are now trying to cross the border. this is just one of the illegal trails that connects venezuela to colombia with the border closed due to the pandemic it's the only way to cross a road in the frontier city of. there are more than 120 dirt roads like this it's where venezuelans try to escape poverty. others like 81 year old. go back and forth between the 2 countries several times a week illegally so he is colombian but his family lives in venezuela today the police don't let him through. my wife is in venezuela because her mother is very ill. so i have to go from here to there even though it's illegal because family is family and to bring the grandchildren something to eat. venezuelan migrants in colombia get help from the venezuelans and. established 6 years ago every day it offers free meals volunteers do the best they can sometimes they have enough only for a bowl of porridge but the migrants are grateful for the nourishment. ven

. >> laura: i can't blame bernie at all, jonah me now is mark meadows, former chief of staff under president trump. your thoughts on today's clothes from the democrats. >> it was more creative license on the part of the democrat house managers. we saw it yesterday with michael lee, where they took some of his statements out of context and tried to spin them as the truth. they did more of the same today, for them to really come to the conclusion that were not based on facts but based on their belief of what they think he might have meant at a particular time, it's just wrong. you hit it exactly right when you started to talk about this president throughout the summer continued to push and a stand on the side of law enforcement as he does tonight where he was trying to send in the national guard to make sure all the rioting that was going on, that it actually was quelled. he did the same thing on january the 6th, he didn't delay at all and so for them to put forth this narrative that's not based on fact is a sad day. >> laura: i'm going to ask a simple question, at any time does the president

crisis but families impacted no amount of money can make up for the loved ones they lost like kurt jonahgeorge lost his brother corey. thank you for being here. when you heard the news of this settlement what was your reaction? >> we can educate about this opioid crisis can't be enough. when i saw this settlement, what the prescription opioids have done. we have 42,000 deaths in 2016, 47,000 in 2017, 46,920, and opioid recovering addicts. the journey using heroin, with prescription medicines. jillian: 573 million doesn't bring back your loved ones. >> like in kermit, west virginia, and hydrocodone tablets in a town of 400 people and $10 million. where does that money go? we are in the midst of a pandemic in the depths of despair during this pandemic, there is an unsettling rise. people who have died as a result of overdoses. last year during the pandemic. this is not going away. $573 million, a drop in the bucket for companies that made billions of dollars off of this. jillian: we deeply regret we have not acknowledge the consequences unfolding in our communities with disagreement, we ho

after he leaves office impeachment manager jonah who's argued that's just what the founders intendedt inflame insurrection in their final weeks. and then walk away let's understand why we are really hear former president trump's lawyers called the impeachment trial, purely political president trump. no longer is in office. the object of the constitution has been achieved. he was removed by the voters in an argument that runs counter to the former president's repeated claim the election was stolen trumpet bruce castor argued the trial was no longer needed because his client lost the election castor also says democrats have a hidden motive we are really here because the majority in the house of representatives does not want to face donald trump as a political rival in the future that argument was echoed by david schoen a second trumpet in pursuing the impeachment conviction of donald j trump is to use these proceedings disenfranchise at least 74 million americans with whom they this really disagree in the and 6 republicans joined all 50 democrats to say the constitution allows an impea

mr president distinguished senators my name is jonah goosen i represent colorado's 2nd congressional district in united states congress like many of you i'm an attorney i practiced law before i came to congress tried a lot of different cases some more unique than others certainly never a case is important system nor a case with such a heavy and weighty constitutional question for you all to decide thankfully as lieve manager raskin so thoroughly explained the framers have answered that question for you for us and you don't need to be a constitutional scholar to know that the argument president trump asks you to adopt is not just wrong it's dangerous and you know it to take my word for it this body the world's greatest deliberative body the united states senate has reached that same conclusion in one form or another over the past 200 years in multiple occasions that will go through. over $150.00 constitutional scholars experts judges conservative liberal you name it they overwhelmingly have reached the same conclusion but of course you can try convict and disqualify a former president

after he leaves office impeachment manager jonah who's argued that's just what the founders intended presidents can't inflame insurrection in their final weeks. and then walk away much understand why we are really hear former president trump's lawyers called the impeachment trial purely political president trump. no longer is in office. the object of the constitution has been achieved. he was removed by the voters in an argument that runs counter to the former president's repeated claim the election was stolen trumpet bruce castor argued the trial was no longer needed because his client lost the election castor also says democrats have a hidden motive we are really here because the majority in the house of representatives does not want to face donald trump as a political rival in the future that argument was echoed by david schoen a second trumpet in pursuing the impeachment conviction of donald j trump is to use these proceedings disenfranchise at least 74 million americans with whom they this really disagree in the and 6 republicans joined all 50 democrats to say the constitution a

and talk about this in ways that are not even trekked legally let alone constitutionally you know jonah good as it was a congressman from colorado made a great presentation yesterday about the 3 elements of the high crime and misdemeanor that trump is charged with. and i that was one of the most presentation i've ever seen, you know trump knew that he was group of very radical people. he knew that violence was part of their thing and he knew that january 6 was a dated he had stimulated by tweet after tweet after tweet for people come to washington and be wild and fight like how and to say that doesn't meet definition an offense in the constitution. i think is really responsible so if the bar for high crimes and misdemeanors is. >>somewhere higher than that. what would you have to do hand people weapons how what is the high bar. >>that's a great question there is sort of that was a question the managers at just a day like this is an impeachable for president of the united states to encourage people to come to washington dc and be violent and then not intervene to stop them, let's assume

like, yeah, today i want to, i want to talk to -- you have launched that kids star is gigantic >> jonah came in from wisconsin and did it with me so we were able to get to me each other in person which was great so when the show was picked up for real i was one of my first phone calls >> jimmy: personality plus a superstar. you have him pilar, who -- i mean - >> pilar - >> jimmy: the chef >> pillar valdez, an extraordinary chef who i hope soon everyone will know and she changed our lives and she is self-taught and cool >> jimmy: that's someone i never heard of and now they are part of my world and i love that you are doing that. >> i feel like it's -- it was such an opportunity for me to again, that's that curation of life i am, like, i have found these wonderful people in my journey and if i could ever be alongside of them, then really that's the whole point it's not, like, me presenting. it's i want to stand next to this person because i've -- i feel like life is better with them in it >> jimmy: do you like doing the interviews is that -- >> i love it >> jimmy: i think my favorite int

impeachment managers rested their case against former president donald trump today, impeachment manager jonah goes charge that president trump egged on a mob in the days and weeks ahead of the january 6th attack which fuel the violence here you have the president of the united states. >>telling his supporters that their voice, their rights as americans. we're being stolen from them. the impeachment team said president trump was not remorseful during or after the attack so go home. >>we love you you're very special. we love you. >>that was his message to people hurt her traded this violent. gruesome attack. >>congressman ted lieu says the former president never strongly condemned the violence while the attack was happening nor did he acknowledge the security threat the capital breach post when president trump incited the mob to march to the capitol. he led them to a building that houses some of our nation's most sensitive information to close out lead manager jamie raskin appeal to senator sense of patriotism he asked republicans to make a tough political vote to put country over party senator

$336000000.00 doses by the end of the month of june and around 2000000000 by the end of the year al-jazeera jonah hill has our report now under pressure from the united nations and the world health organization g 7 leaders promise to step up their efforts to make vaccines available worldwide make sure everybody gets a vaccine that they only. hold onto this game only the city police have already announced that i believe the case strongly strongly supported ahead of the virtual meeting chaired by britain's prime minister the un said just 10 countries accounted for 3 quarters of the entire global vaccine rollout $130.00 countries have not received a single dose the w.h.o. has warned of a catastrophic moral failure that will be paid for with lives and livelihoods among the world's poorest rocks iniquities not just the right thing to do it's also this morning thing to do. 37 pledges of funding in future vaccine donations have been welcomed but countries like india and south africa want to share their access to vaccine patents what we're calling for artery forms in the how patents are in the rooms in t

i think it was jonah who said that congressman neguse said he said it and they did it that's basicallyed here. >> you know these republicans and you deal with them on a day-to-day basis. how compelling might the words of the other republicans be? i found the clips of republicans calling on trump to do the right thing and condemning actions have been some of the most compelling testimony. i'll play some for you. this is mike gallagher and chris christie that day saying call it off and talking to donald trump. >> mr. president, you have got to stop this. you are the only person who can call this off. call it off. >> pretty simple. the president caused this protest to occur. he's the only one who can make it stop. what the president says is not good enough. >> that was in realtime. lindsay graham was apparently calling ivanka trump begging for trump to help call off the attack. these are their friends, people on their side, trump people saying trump, you're the only one who can stop this. you know these folks. are there 17 of them who will be moved by republicans making that argument? >>

by westminster and faced with the possible breakup of the united kingdom there are no easy options jonah hill al-jazeera belfast. chile's interior minister has warned that undocumented migrants who've recently entered the country will be deported more than 6000 and as wayland's have come in through remote passage over the past 6 weeks in america at its alysia newman reports from culture. the chile bolivia border in the outcome of desert excruciating the heart by day and freezing by night. than a distant nation for the news whalen's seeking a better life in chile. i have 7 grandchildren here they are they're the reason i come here to help feed them because in venezuela they conservation here thousands of undocumented venezuelans have barely made it here crossing that night through illegal entry points into the isolated town of chani. drive suffering from hypothermia altitude sickness and hunger at least 3 have died including a baby it's becoming more and more windy and pretty soon it's going to be dark but the temperature will drop to below 0 absolutely freezing conditions why these peopl

a window of opportunity for the virus to spread to mutate and at worst to become vaccine resistant jonah how al-jazeera oldham. so to come here and i'll just say it will have the sport for you in the whole silk the next proper world cup face a huge challenge in their opening match of the tournament and these here with more after this break. because for the here's andy thank you so much valuable former u.s. olympic gymnastics coach get it has died by suicide just hours after being charged with crimes against young gymnasts the charges included sexual assault and human trafficking get a lead the u.s. women's teams will go. old at the 2012 olympics he had close links with disgraced team doctor larry nasser who pleaded guilty to sexually abusing athletes 3 years ago or get it was suspended by usa gymnastics in january 28th seen after being accused of abuse was get at seeing physician for approximately 2 decades and he was found sue have lied about nots hearing any complaints about nasa and us it just being charged with $24.00 crimes focused on quote multiple acts of verbal physical and sexua

a window of opportunity for the virus to spread to mutate and at worst to become vaccine resistant jonah how al-jazeera oldham. the un is warning the world is falling far short of the power supply medical goals is analyze the climate plans of $75.00 parties to the un together they make up 30 percent of all greenhouse gas emissions and it's concluded that the world is on track to reduce emissions by just one percent by 2030 to keep below the 1.5 degree celsius temperature rise cap emissions need to come down by 45 percent or the very least 25 percent to save the planet from 2 degrees of warning u.n. the specifically named japan south korea russia new zealand switzerland and australia for failing to improve on their 2015 targets brazil was also singled out for lacking any goals to cut emissions by 2030 all to halt rising deforestation we're joined now by patricia espinosa in bonn germany she is the executive secretary of the united nations climate change body thank you very much for your time so as we're saying there right now we're on track to reduce emissions by one percent by 2030 if we