this goes not only at the national level supranational a lot of this also calls upon the lessons that we learned from the research and development of the 19 vaccines in $1000.00 diagnostics that the research community the global community need to come around to to ensure that we are prepared for any such pandemic coming forward so concrete programs at the national level we do have some countries right now trying to embrace things like vaccine passports do you believe that those will help in fighting carbonite. so you know we understand that anybody who is receiving the vaccine need to be provided with a. sort of a such a ticket or it could be a paper based or a digital or abt based whatever the countries have got their own immunization systems or health systems in place and the technology that they have so that is a proof of receipt of a vaccine by an individual however as we as we can see the passport that is being viewed by the by different people as an element of international travel related restrictions to the international health regulations and has come out very clearly tha

the national level national league for democracy her party has retained lawyers on her behalf thank you so much for that update journalist in young going to take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world starting in hong kong where the media tycoon jimmy lee has been arrested again even though he's in jail you suspected of assisting a fugitive who fled china and was captured at sea as to legs juicer from a face a bail hearing on thursday a charge for violating china's new security law following his involvement in the home kong's pro-democracy street protests. you carry on the u.n. and calling for evidence that a missing dubai princess is alive and she released a video claiming she's being held hostage in solitary isolation and she committee for is the daughter of the leader of the united arab emirates shaikh muhammad she also said she had no access to fresh air or medical care. wife of north korean leader kim jong un has appeared in public for the 1st time in more than a year resoled jew tended ceremonies commemorating the birthday of her father in all the cou

why do you think this sort of caught the attention of folks on the national level? yeah, well, the republican party nationally, giving $250,000 on this effort carla made the point is that president trump is off of twitter. so we need some drama, you know, and this is a very high profile race. gavin newsom is somebody who's got national attention before. um and this is a big target for republicans that have had a really hard time that no longer have the presidency no longer have the senate no longer have the house and if they could do some damage in deep blue california, that would really be something s o. you know, there's not a lot of other big races happening around the country this year. this could be the biggest race in the entire country. that would be that would be something to see. yeah as you said in heavily democratic california state that obviously rejected president trump overwhelmingly, we will have to wait and see if they go a different direction. and governor newsome here. all right, you can catch more of the interviews that alex did here with our polit

in significance like big infrastructure projects not so much repeating what's been done at the national level right i'd have course. at some point the pandemic hopefully will be over and europe will still have to be ready to face on the challenges east europe ready to to tackle issues like for example things in the green deal do we have an awful breadth to deal with that now. i think europe needs to cooperate in a more consistent way and we need to think harder about areas where if we work together we can create additional bad view and these areas are indeed climate policy defensive foreign policy try pharmacy and not enough is happening at the european level in climate policy i think we need a strong focus on the c o 2 price and on protecting competitiveness of the european economy too much time is spent discussing subsidizing green investments that's important as well but there is a danger that we are subsidizing people in companies call not clearly looting often not emitting carbon what we should do is shocks those who pollute and they use that money then to to do investments by claimants

we need to do that at a national level, with corporate executives who launched the opioid epidemic, those who have profited, distribution companies, other sort of systemic actors who profited from the epidemic. they can't be above the law and some of the laws on the book like reckless manslaughter may apply and they should be pursued. >> okay. out of dark curiosity, do you have an idea how stan li treated his noncached outpatients, to be vigilant about addiction potential? with some who came to the queen clinic and cashed in on the vulnerable? >> whoever submitted that question is thinking like a prosecutor and that is not just a question of curiosity but a crucial question because we were trying to understand his state of mind, his intense, trying to see what in fact his clinic was about but we learned even though there were sales and highly addictive substances before a certain date which was somewhere around 2007 or so, the patients he was seeing before then were vehicles for insurance fraud and so he was seeing a population of elderly patients with chronic pain conditions stemming fro

instance expel russian diplomats from their own territory this this could be one option at the national level i think the author of should and would be a e.u. wide response from the european union and then of course we talk about sanctions. sanctions of course are complex issues only last month where you foreign affairs ministers were sitting down in brussels around the same issue they failed to agree on imposing new sanctions on russia there is no unity in the e.u. around this so that window of a portion of the last the next the fortunately might be perhaps next month there will be an e.u. summit in brussels for heads of state and governments and there of course leaders could examine the possibility to introduce new sanctions having said that though the summit as only next month which means as a diplomatic relation is pretty late it's pretty slow. the un is calling for maximum restraint from indian authorities and farmers as a nationwide vote blockade gets underway the blockade is the latest action in more than 2 months of protest against new agricultural laws tens of thousands of farmers ha

supplemented by different national level so it's a precarious situation like in many african economies you've got that takes up loans mostly to build infrastructure. roads and energy eat up more than half of externally borrowed money now over divest $18.00 pandemic some economists. 2 pattern developing economies increasingly we need to have solution to the. consolation when that the does not happen we shall invite our african governments to the different defra need a new lease of life economic life and economic functions according to the wired bank africa time alone is about 400 $1000000000.00 with more african. post deeper into poverty due to the pandemic paying loans may only get harder. our correspondent garrick mathis joins us now from brussels georg give us a sense of where europe is when it comes to debt relief for africa. the un in their latest council meeting in already in november last year decided that they are in favor of a coordinated international approach on debt relief for africa and that is why at the g. 20 meeting of finance ministers that is virtually taking place in

think that's a really important commitment that we have to get from policymakers and look at national level what about using this opportunity to test a part of the population that may not otherwise go see a doctor. well yes of course homeless people are more from the. general population so they should. be a priority they should be a priority group when it comes to testing unfortunately what we see in most countries that they have to pay out of the group there's only a handful of countries including germany where the homeless population and the professionals working with them are a priority group that will be tested and fascinated quite quite soon so i think it's important to learn from up and to push the testing in vaccination in the home as much as possible they mowe. prone to covert those reports of them having a higher dose of vitamin d. think lee because they're outdoors so much more and also that quite socially distance from from the rest of us. well i think they are more from the i think that is. a lot of preexisting conditions make them more vulnerable but those. who are homeless peo

for survivors of oil means and then of course the disaster response forces from the state and national level as well now while they have been out on 178 were there missing because they have to believe the lies from one off project from 2 different projects that was hit in the debris there is also was concerned that this dam b.b. got it flooded down could have caused more damage as houses have been evacuated and the search continues separately shopped with indictments as well 12 of these have been rescued but dozens more of us that the efforts on going to rescue dozens more . maybe have been foreseen and could people have been evacuated in time. like i have there was no warning right there for this particular incident to trap and so quickly that the glacial has led to an avalanche and to a massive not that people did not have to react as we can see from the initial strong yesterday how well that have been longstanding warnings by activists and journalists in my mental gotten pain i was seeing the construction of it on just what of what each is dangerous and that there isn't that is what we ne

supplemented by discipline national level so it's a precarious situation like in many african economies uganda takes applauds mostly to build infrastructure. roads and energy eat up more than half of externally borrowed money now over divest $18.00 pandemic some economists. 2 pattern developing economies increasingly we need and then became solution. did consolation when that doesn't know topping. our african governments to my sympathy for the deficit and economies in need a new lease of life economic life and economic functions according to the wired bank africa 6 time alone is above $400000000000.00 with more for cannes like a post deeper into poverty due to the pandemic paying loans may only get tired. of the monitoring in our financial market correspondent pandey in frankfurt. those donor countries that are currently looking at how to support african states. they've i mean they've also been impacted by by the global pandemic what shape are they actually in. well exactly they have also had to borrow a lot much more than comfortable levels in many countries including italy germany als

how do you do that, how do you work with all sides in a way that we see at the national level? >> washington was perhaps the one i remember most is the first president focused on bipartisanship and in the last speech and the farewell address he talks about the fact that there's too much partisanship and he was concerned for the nation. it's something i've always been passionate about and when i first took office and was elected, my first inaugural address at this historic house, i said that i wanted to and the bipartisanship that we had seen in washington and we didn't want to see it happen here on the capital. i pledged to try to advance the best ideas regardless of which side of the aisle they came from and i said my main goal is to usher in a new era of bipartisan cooperation where the best ideas can rise to the top and we can reach across the aisle to come up with a bipartisan solution but it's what i've been focused on everson's for the past six years. i'm about to have my third. but my position has not changed. i am in the highest registration state in america and overwhe

the national level national league for democracy her party has retained lawyers on her behalf thank you so much for that. journalist a young girl who was part of india's me too movement to judges cleared journalists pretty remind me of criminal defamation after she accused a politician of sexual harassment in 2017. wrote an article as part of the global need to respond accusing former newspaper editor. of workplace harassment claims were followed by similar allegations from more than 20 other women was to resign from his post as junior foreign minister of launched a criminal defamation case against this remark that she hoped the victory would empower the women to break the silence and she is speaking after today's acquittal . is not about me it was about to be mean you spoke about sexual harassment in the media as part of the i mean. this is i don't this is marilyn. a more news from around the world now hong kong media tycoon jimmy lying has been arrested again even though he's in jail he's suspected of assisting a fugitive who fled china and was captured it say it's the law is due to f

and booking with sacra pain, an advocacy couldy group who is fight fog accountability at the national level with members of the sackler family and purdue, so i have actually started drawing cartoons related to the bankruptcy as a way of communicating what is going on in a more user friendly manner and i think i might try to do something there, maybe a graphic novel of sorts and partnership with some experts, and there are couple of other books i'm thinking of. the beauty of bag writer rather than an attorney for me is that i feel more freedom to draw on every other part of my life and i think there are some attorneys like bridget, like peter who are able to bring at that time into their work but for me write bought the law, translating the jargon, translating the procedure, is much more my calling even though i really miss the investigation. >> there is anything left undone or left unsaid if you could put an epilogue in the book or more you would want readers to know, what it would be today? >> well, i would like to give a voice -- a direct voice to the families who were involved, and for t

across the board have been targeted with racial slurs, being spat on, not getting attention on the national level. >> reporter: business owner and his wife attacked last week and nearly run over. hope the stepped up attacks on the criminals continue. >> in the future hopefully can keep it up, after chinese new year's, worried won't die down. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> lawmakers have agreed on rules for the second impeachment trial of former president trump. begins tomorrow with four hours of arguments over the trial's constitutionality, then votes on whether to proceed. then 16 hours for each side. can ask questions but won't be witnesses without a senate vote. >> ultimately senators will decide on the one true question at stake in this trial -- is donald trump guilty of inciting a violent mob against the united states. >> trial will be more visual than donald trump's first impeachment trial. house managers expected to rely heavily on individually evidence. >>> a gift from japan over a century ago, someone vandalized this monument overnight, why aren't police trying to find out who is re

advocacy group founded by the photographer nan goldin was fighting for accountability at the national levelwith members of the family in producing so i actually started drawing cartoons related to the bankruptcy as a way of communicating what's going on in a more user-friendly manner and so i think i might try to do something there. maybe a graphic novel of sorts in partnership with someexperts . and you know, there are a couple of other books that i'm thinking of. the beauty of being a writer rather than an attorney for me is that i feel more freedom to draw on every other part of my life and i think there's attorneys who like bridget, peter who are able to bring that into their work but for me, writing about the law, translating the jargon, translating the procedure is much more my calling, eventhough i really miss the investigation . >> is there anything left undone or left unsaid if you could put an epilogue in the book or if there was more that youwould want readers to know ,what would it be today ? >> well, i would like to give a voice, a direct voice to the families who are involved

i think it's a national level that we are not seeing the same exposure. i think we see bipartisan calls, in addition to removing the powers you discussed, the emergency powers, also investigations at the new york ag level and at the doj level, there is definitely bipartisan calls and to the point in the conversation we keep having that dagen just illustrated, death does not have a party and the grief extends throughout new york state, not at a party line, however on the national level it's where these democrats are quite silent. >> harris: i would push back a little bit and say that when it comes to this sort of thing death does have a party because it doesn't matter, all those things that were just enumerated the democrats could do, there are some things that they could do right now, could do and do right now are actually into five separate categories, they could take away his emergency powers, that would take very long, bill de blasio, the mayor of new york. >> lawrence: they don't want to take the l, though. in politics sometimes you got to take the l,

some countries such as canada have even legalized recreational marijuana at a national level. while industrial hemp has lower levels of psychoactive substances it does contain c.b.d. which is short for cannabidiol a drug that is said to have many positive effects including therapeutic ones there are currently 12 european countries that permit the use for medicinal purposes. and there is. here we'll end up with. this. program we want to get. across. the pain or no. hemp is also being rediscovered as an environmentally friendly building material it's breathable and can also help regulate the temperature and air moisture in buildings thus saving energy. this is classic wall insulation can be a good alternative policy styrene or mineral will hamper keeps out moisture and bugs when mixed with clay it can last for centuries. him is a renewable raw material but growing it is only allowed under strict conditions only particular varieties are permitted for large scale farming in the. industrial hemp is a plant that grows quickly and as multiple uses another advantage is that hemp farmin

level of operation to ramping up in a hurry when you need to do so. but to understand that it would be unwise as caretakers of the nation's resources, and probably impossible anyway, to run at the level that is needed in the middle of the pandemic. and what needs to occur is to have a balancing between what's appropriate to run in general in terms of hospital capacity, in terms of supplies, in terms of ppe, personal protective equipment, in terms of other types of machines that are needed like ventilators, et cetera. and how to ramp up quickly in the face of epidemics. and we're going to have to have that thought out better than we've had the chance to do. we saw in the beginning of the epidemic that there was some use of field hospital equipment from the military. some mobilization actually of some of the military equipment. there was a movement of the mercy in comfort, navy hospital ships, ran to new york. as it turns out those were not needed. that really wasn't where the constraints in new york were felt most. but it does people that we need, i came when we are a little further along this process, to think about how we should work in general, the avera

some countries such as canada have even legalized recreational marijuana at a national level. while industrial hemp has lower levels of psychoactive substances it does contain c.b.d. which is short for cannabidiol a drug that is said to have many positive effects including therapeutic ones there are currently 12 european countries that permit the use for medicinal purposes. there is. you will end up with a needle stuck with cannabis but it has been proven. outpatient to get symptom relief for the problems that can be pain or no way. to chemotherapy or radiation hemp is also being rediscovered as an environmentally friendly building material it's breathable and can also help regulate the temperature and air moisture in buildings thus saving energy. this is classic wall insulation and can be a good alternative for polish styrene or mineral will. hamper keeps out moisture and bugs when mixed with clay it can last for centuries. him is a renewable raw material but growing it is only allowed under strict conditions only particular varieties are permitted for large scale farming in t

this could be one option at the national level. i think the other option would be an e.u.ide response from the european union. and we talk about sanctions. sanctions are complex. only lastonth e.u. foreign affas ministers were in brussels. theyailed to impose new sanctions. ere is no unity aroun this. that approach is lost. the nt -- stop her to d a may be next nth. there will be an e.u. summit in brussels. leaders could examine the possibility to introduce new sanctions. as diplomatic retaliation, it is late and slow. phil: so much to unpack. i wonder if that perceived lack of unity is why russia has chosen to do this? if not, what is behind this hardening of attitude from ruia choosing to make this calculated insult? bruno: the hardening orussia foreign policy has to do with diplomatic interest. atever russia bught, it serves a domestic interest. it sers the kremlin as a tool to tell its people, we have an adversary, an enemy, and the country must unite. this is behind the kremlin hardening position. especially in difficult times for russia, when people are protesting th

for me, very good news because i do believe obviously the fact we are a democracy based on the national level but when you look at the current environment given these challengeses and tensions it isa credible player and the one i would say. so my willingness of the mandate has been to try to get an actual sovereignty. during the past decades we leave the nationalistic approach pushing for more sovereignty at the national level but it means deciding for yourself and your own choices this is why we decided to have an economic agenda on technical defense, currency, economic and fiscal crisis and so on and so on and this is how we have progressively framed this concept. the european union has to be able to as a common entity to define for itself and be in a situation to invest much more on the critical items of the sovereign entities and this is a part of them. this decision isn't just compatible but very consistent and i strongly believe that this push of the decision to makeom more together is interest of the united states. why? because when you look at the past decades and nato, the u.s. was t

power outage in texas on a thing that does not currently exist in any form in texas or at the national levelnew deal. >> many are now blaming, believe it or not, renewable green energy wind turbines in the lone state -- lone star state are freezing >> this shows how the green new deal would be a deadly deal for the united states of america >> joe biden and democrats better think twice about unleashing the green new deal on the whole country. >> this is all more proof that green energy just is not ready for primetime. >> these wind farms that are frozen, they're an eyesore they're not efficient. >> the bottom line is, you had windmills that froze we have windmills because of concepts and policies that come from the green new deal. >> the lesson is, we cannot go down this road, laura, of green energy >> unbeknownst to most people, the green new deal came to texas. the power grid in the state became totally reliant on windmills. how would you like a massive power plant in your backyard humming, and buzzing and chopping up birds? that's what a wind turbine is. >> seth: how would you like a windm

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instance expel russian diplomats from their own territory this this could be one option at the national level i think the author of shouldn't would be a e.u. wide response from the european union and then of course we talk about sanctions. sanctions of course are complex issues only last month where you foreign affairs ministers were sitting down in brussels around the same issue and they failed to agree on imposing new sanctions on russia there is no unity in the e.u. around this so that window of a portion of the last the next the fortunately might be perhaps next month there will be an e.u. summit in brussels for heads of state and governments and there of course leaders could examine the possibility to introduce new sanctions having said that though the summit as only next month which means as a diplomatic relation is pretty late it's pretty slow. highlighting now some of the other stories making news around the world at this hour tens of thousands of farmers have blocked highways across india to protest against new agriculture laws the blockade is the latest action in more than 2 months

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to do is promote the scientific evidence and help convince all of the makers that look at the national levelto be housing 1st to skate i'm not trying to argue don't need traditional way or dressing homelessness by making homeless people bust wish that the system is totally ineffective but it's very clear that housing 1st is more effective if people keep housing people feel better and once you know that and yes people are doing better so there is no doubt the housing 1st works especially for chronically homeless people thanks been to and from the european federation of national organizations working with the homeless thank you very much thank you could often are. i'm to hand you over to our science correspondent derrick williams he's been looking into your questions on the growth of virus. and 19th of 5 is like me protected to some extent from re-infection with the new variant. the answer to this worrisome question is still up in the air but it's clearly something authorities will be keeping a close eye on in the coming months so what makes things complicated is that the pandemic of landscape

level. i'm talking at a national government level they are saying european governments have not gone big enough given the extent of the problem and given the extent of the output gap that eurozone economies are facing do you agree with that assessment >> no, i think that's a little unfair yes, the overall deficit numbers are smaller. usually the euro area is compared in that state, but the fiscal response is somewhat smaller in the ua area, no doubt about it but it's not a world of difference the impulse is about percentage points of gdp smaller. i wouldn't say it's absolutely massive. there is, of course, one other dimension here, too. that is that we don't just have a fiscal response at the national level, but we also for the first time in a long time have really a serious dairs first time in history we have a really serious joint fiscal impulse. that has not arrived yet and it will be mario draghi, one of his most important jobs as prime minister italy, how to spend that money that will particularly benefit the weaker economies in europe and italy is amongst those. >> on that topic of mario

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instance expel russian diplomats from their own territory this this could be one option at the national level i think the author of should and would be a e.u. wide response from the european union and then of course we talk about sanctions. sanctions of course are complex issues only last month where you foreign affairs ministers were sitting down in brussels around the same issue they failed to agree on imposing new sanctions on russia there is no unity in the e.u. around this so that window of a porch and at the last the next the fortunately might be perhaps next month there will be an e.u. summit in brussels for heads of state and governments and there of course leaders could examine the possibility to introduce new sanctions having said that though the summit as only next month which means as a diplomatic relation is pretty late it's pretty slow. a court in turkey has again rejected an appeal for the release of a prominent businessman and philanthropist. has been in prison for more than 3 years accused of espionage and attempting to overthrow the government following a failed coup in turk

i know all of these vaccine campaigns are being conducted on the national level with our voices. without the investment and those who can reach into their communities . african-american, latin x, so we get and what we found is that people are afraid. they don't trust the cdc and the nih as a result of the things that happened in the previous administration. they research institutions and their being afraid that they're being tested on like they have done in the past however, hesitancy and willingness to get vaccinated are not usually exclusive . we found the native communities were more likely to get vaccinated in her studies compared to the rest of the country. 75 percent of the more willing to get vaccinated anything received more information. so we used our study and we created it the first of its kind in the country. using the science and the data that we had including trusted messengers. representatives was the number one messenger of the wanted to see get vaccinated. that's why were also excited about her nomination to department. those things matter. some are using that in

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instance expel russian diplomats from their own territory this this could be one option at the national level i think the author of should and would be a e.u. wide response from the european union and then of course we talk about sanctions. sanctions of course are complex issues only last month where you foreign affairs ministers were sitting down in brussels around the same issue they failed to agree on imposing new sanctions on russia there's no unity in the e.u. around this so that window of a portion of the last the next the fortunately might be perhaps next month there will be an e.u. summit in brussels for heads of state and governments and there of course leaders could examine the possibility to introduce new sanctions having said that though the summit is only next month which means as a diplomatic relation is pretty late it's pretty slow right here some more office stories making headlines around the world. residents of young gone myanmar have again taken to the streets to bang pots and pans in protest a civil disobedience movement has been growing since the military seized pall on m

and on the national level a presidential contest seem to test our sanity, even the durability of our democratic institutions. everything we have known, everything that seems familiar and so much canceled, modified restricted. we had new words to define it bible, cohort, flatten the curve, super spreader, surge, social distancing, positivity right other words of taken on new meeting his popularity like pivot, variance, you are on use, and of course his doom. more importantly however, now i have to million americans have died with covid-19. nationally those lies include notables like herman cain, charlie pride, john prine, annie glenn, larry king, and the newly elected speaker of the house in new hampshire, dick hinch. in maine we lost more than 650 people. friends, loved ones, neighbors. each with a life that had meaning, purpose, people like rhonda johnson, father of five former major league baseball player, coach, manager of the sea dogs. people like kirk kelsey member of the historic wash born family that includes israel washburn, governor at the start of the civil war. dozens of n

i mean, at a national level we are still averaging about 3,000 deaths aday. and it is hard to believe. we've had more people die than the population of oakland. it is staggering, the problem with deaths is that they are a lagging indicator. cases will go down and then hospitalizations will go down. but the people who are in the hospital who ultimately will die, they're probably already there. and so you don't see deaths start to come down for about a couple of weeks after you start seeing cases come down. >> are you worried about super bowl weekend and possible viewing parties as kind of another driver to kind of spark a new round of transmissions? this weekend, sunday? >> yeah. i am. i think that we saw what we worried about, that there was a spike after thanksgiving. we saw a spike after the christmas holidays and anything that brings people together and gets them to behave in a way that we now know is not the right way is bad and the problem i think now is people are hearing the message that the cases are coming down so maybe it is safe to do that. and of

in this case because we had the recession a national level and we realize that 40 percent. during the 1st slowdown in italy was never ever contacted not even once. maybe schools by their own schools so. we can say for sure that 40 percent of. kids in italy he stopped only got it out from the educational system. and all these together with the big problems there are people less bending to ask for us for example many schools 100 of people and in many schools and refusing. it once wanted to do to register in the schools. saw this is not only sure a relation with human rights insurance fundamental rights in one of the most important entries. of europe and it is not only that problems were for all men because we lose our future a place if our kids are not able to go to school and their communication system this huge measure we are losing our future but this is also a problem for the state i mean if in 10 years these children will be durance will be persons and if you exclude them now from education assistance in 10 years you will share her. relevant economy costs ensured social

important point is that we have to and to focus in the discussion about the pandemic only on a national level when it comes to the number of vaccine available to the international community we really have to take responsibility over here in germany not only for german citizens or europe but also for the rest of the world and have to. really. the production of vaccine for example the pfizer vaccine which is produced actually over here in germany and which would help the rest of the world it would be foster in the production off that special vaccine just briefly how satisfied are you with action taking the e.u. itself has admitted that it's failing to deliver that well we are not fast enough and i'm very. cern's that we really. focus on backs you know is the magic bullet and leave all the other strategies a bit behind so when it comes to my opinion we need to be more disciplined we need to be more united as a team as europe together and we need to be faster ok thank you very much and with that voice from the opposition green party in the german parliament back to you. that was the chief politic