to respond so i call you are you also received i have a list specially what you just mentioned mr sharp are you also responding to the reports of profiteering by your side the u.n. says your top political leaders are competing to enrich themselves from limited state and public resources are you one of those top leaders who enriching yourself from this war. and there are no no no no you seem to be amused tightly you seem to be amused by hodges these are serious charges but as some said no no no no no sorry not amused but sometimes surprised now again this government let me tell you this government is composed of the g.p.c. our party and the hostess and starla we are doing our best as a government for the sake of the any people not for the horses or fighting for or for any of the shows who might try to arrange themselves with this work we are ready we are ready and let me tell you the whole world we and the other party and the saudis and the iraqis we are ready to be put in front of any kind of institution and see who did what against the yemeni people we are in this war to defend our people

to respond so i call you are you also receive i have a list specially what you just mentioned mr sharp are you also responding to the reports of profiteering by your side the u.n. says your top political leaders are competing to enrich themselves from limited state and public resources are you one of those top leaders who enriching yourself from this war. no no no no no you seem to be amused tightly you seem to be amused by allergies these are serious charges but as some said no no no no no sorry i'm not amused but sometimes surprise now again this government let me tell you this government is composed of the g.p.c. our party and the hostess and carla we are doing our best as a government for the sake of the any people not for the houses of very few or for any of the shows who might try to enrich themselves with this work we are ready we are ready and let me tell you the whole world we and the other party and the saudis and emeritus we are ready to be put in front of any kind of institution and see who did what i guess the yemeni people we are in this war to defend our people not to get mo

organization is warning that even nations which have so far escaped wise for widespread i've brights are seeing their sharp numbers in case numbers. are in munich coach can see flick has shocked fans by saying he wants to leave at the end of the season flick has enjoyed a successful 18 months at the club but winning 6 trophies including the champions league in the summer there are rumors flick could take up the vacant role of german national coach. this is the news from berlin you can find more headlines on our website that steve w dot com and also on our social media channels. the all. purpose driven entrepreneurs are reinventing the economy the aim of their companies is to serve employees and society not the capital markets from which is for me the purpose movement is actually a counter movement to the current hyper capitalism back to business with a purpose you know and which often that isn't. the purpose of the business is the focal point not the profit. giving is to give a name and we reinvest profits in our purpose and mission we always have control over what we do and our mission is always at the he

are rising at worrying rates w.h.o. director general is warning that sharp increases are being seen in countries which have so far scaped widespread outbreaks around the will cases and is continuing to increase warning rates globally the number of new cases but we cause nearly double over the past 2 months this is approaching the highest rate of infection that we have seen so far during the pandemic. germany is seeing its highest rise in krona virus cases since january 1 of the main reasons is the slow pace of vaccinations fewer than one in 5 germans has been given a 1st dose but the vaccination drive has picked up speed in recent days among those getting a 1st jab was chancellor angela merkel her office released this image of her stamp vaccination document the 66 year old was given the astra zeneca vaccine and said she was delighted. political correspondent simon young joins us now simon i imagine chancellor merkel receiving an asteroid zeneca jab might be a much needed shot in the arm for germany's vaccination drive. well indeed issues of things moving forward but probably you could say it also shows how slowly them m

sharp >> they are.re we stand the dow down about 312. the s&p 500 down 33. the intradiaw trading range up 6 at the highs and down roughly 50 points at the lows so the towards lower end of the trading range and the nasdaq up. right around just after the 1:00 eastern time hour on an intraday basis you saw the sharp moves lower on the heels of that report and possibly on the capital gains tax rate and then lower since on a trend basis take a look at the bigst impacted parts of the market it isthe most economically sensitive ones materials down 1.5%. energy stocks down and about 1% declines for technology the most important sector is heavily weighted in the s&p 500. one other place to look at, three names in particular. the intraday trading of the types of names penn national games, l brands and tesla among the best performing in the s&p 500 over the last year so if people are taking profits because possibly of tax increases down the line look at the biggest gains with profits to be had and taken so they're

health organization says covert $900.00 cases around the world are rising and worrying rates the w.h.o. a director general is warning that sharp increases are being seen in countries which have so far escaped widespread outbreaks around the will cases and is continuing to increase warning rates globally the number of new cases per week has nearly doubled over the past 2 months this is approaching the highest rate of infection that we have seen so far during the pandemic. well europe is in the grip of a 3rd wave of infections in france more than 100000 people have now died from cope at 19 germany is seeing its biggest rise in cases since early january the cabinet has approved new national controls which still have to go through parliament well now doctors are calling for immediate action to save lives. on germany's intensive care ward this is what the 3rd wave looks like more than 29900 cases were reported on thursday the highest number since early january doctors are warning that in parts of the country only 10 percent of intensive care beds are unfilled the head of germany's public health institute is a long. list yet it is c

are hoping we givethem lunch. >> reporter: if i stuck my finger in there, i would not lose it, but it would hurt? >> you could lose the tip. >> reporter: they have sharpptable. they found the fish 100 miles out of the gulf of mexico they have been raised to be the perfect breeders. >> three-four times a week, they will reproduce in the tank. >> fertilized eggs rise to the surface and thenrelected and sent to a hatchery and then to your plate. it's like a fertility clinic. >> it is for fish. >> reporter: farming fish is not new. 52% of fish come from on shore or off shore farms. the first thing you will think of is farm raised salmon. but the industry has been hampered with bad reputation. fish farms have faced opposition. why do you believe the protests are misguided? >> because they are based on technology that has been going through a change. moving from learning to do you it to learning to do it better. >> reporter: which is what they are working on here. she said depending on the size of the fish, the water in the tanks could be used, filtered and reused again in as little as an hour. after it leaves the pools it is sent to an outside filter syste

health organization is warning that even nations which have so far escaped widespread outbreaks are seeing sharp rises in case numbers. for a new coach dunphy flake has shocked fans by saying he wants to leave at the end of the season has enjoyed a successful 18 months at the club winning 6 trophies including the champions league in the summer there are rumors flick could take up the vacant role of german national coach. this is the news from berlin that you can find more headlines on our website that's t w dot com and also on our social media channels. hello and welcome to in good shape as always directly from berlin this is where in 19021 of the 1st persons in germany was diagnosed with hiv that's the wires which causes aids back in those days this disease was not treatable and it caused a lot of fear thanks to medical progress and doctors like me a lot has changed and improved some coral building the city of positive on the one hand there are a lot of people tested hiv positive and on the other hand they treat it with the highest medical standards and that's very positive but how can one lead

he was also asked about hesitancy and a sharp are message campaign, something we have spoken to dr. patel, and then he singled mitch mcconnell out for praise. he said he keeps speaking to them. and he said mcmcconnell doesn't say this, but the message is it's a patriotic thing to get vaccinated. on this topic of vaccine hesitancy, i think once supply, and we should say it's a huge accomplishment that we should not be talking about a lack -- but the next phase for this white house will likely be the pockets of vaccine resistance. i'm sure if we probed all the people in our lives, that we could find people who are scared about the vaccine. what do you make of how aggressively they're moving to go and bring cameras with them to showcase shots going in arms and aggressively push to independence day. >> we always need to do more. i'm already flooded by what facebook and social media group that as propagated so much misinformation, that to overcome it, it could just be done in my office or even in a clinic or hospital setting. we need a lot more communication around vaccines and what's be

are, yes. two of them. >> late night hosts have these great writers and molly is doing all of it, right. i was always wondering how sharpppened to be at a baby shower that we went to. >> jimmy: i was told it was a going away party. >> we both -- we had a mutual friend who was having their baby shower at matt's house. >> jimmy: right. >> and i was sitting next to you. i think you only told me this joke and i thought it was the funniest thing i ever heard. matt gave a speech where he said we're so glad you were born to this baby. and we were sitting there listening to him. it's really a wonderful day you were born. and you leaned over to me and said "god, he's got to work born into everything." >> jimmy: that is true. he is very needy. he is very desperate. and i think he is working as an extra on "marvel" movies now. it's very sat. how long since "70s show" went off the air? >> oh, i think it was 15 years. >> jimmy: 15 years? holy cow. are you looking to get become on tv? >> you know, i'm always open to stuff that's really well written like this show, but no, it wasn't something i was looking to do. and then i had done "

of the country, for example in the state of uttar pradesh, the state of west bengal, we are seeing extremely sharpre allowed to happen just about a week or ten days ago for religious festivals, for political rallies, for elections, and so i think when the people come is a question that doctors, epidemiologist, no one really knows the answer to that right now. what we know is that the government has made promises about oxygen supplies reaching on the ground, but they are not reaching people in need at this moment. thank ou. thank you. that is the latest from the capital delhi. how are other parts of india coping? 0ur correspondents from across india have sent us these updates. first, here's the view from maharashtra state in the west of the country. india's western maharashtra is the worst affected state by covid—i9 pandemic, along with cities like mumbai and pune. its rural areas like palghar where i am today are also suffering from rise in coronavirus cases. some districts in maharashtra have reported a massive 700% rise, as compared to last year in the first wave. the availability of icu beds is

are going. if we did break off from china, it would lead to a sharp fall in the standard of living. 0n the othercoexist with them economically, then something has to be done. i think it the end of the day china's part of the world, if we don't solve their pollution problems, if we don't, you know, deal with them in a way that's mutually satisfactory, geopolitics, it's not going to work. so, we have to work with china, we don't want to have the kind of relationship with china we have with russia, china is a much more formidable foe. the new notion that government is good, rather than bad, in terms of being the key driver of the economy, is that now where america is? well, we're in a catastrophe, like a war, and so you don't really think of the private sector as dealing with it. let's not forget that these vaccines, which have gotten us out of the pandemic, that they weren't even big pharma, they were small, entrepreneurial firms that had these ideas. we'd be waiting years longer if we didn't have them. so it's not — the central government contributed that in terms of research. but we are at the e

there are sharp partisan divides though.rating. 90% of democrats approve and 61% of independents approve and 9% of -- 9%, you did not mishear me, 9% of republicans approve. what do you make of that? >> that's why president biden's approval rating is at 52%. like you said, he's above water, but i went back before coming on here with you, jake, to look at where past presidents were at their 100-day mark. way, way higher. even george w. bush who came in with a big fight after the recount was in the 60s, but even then compared to now, the -- the divisions in this country are so much more stark and you have a now former president who fought tooth-and-nail and convinced a lot of people who supported him that what happened in november was bad and was fraudulent even though we should say over and over again that's simply not true. >> not true. >> that is the big lyrics but that leads to where we are today with a president not -- you know, not as high of his predors except president trump. >> i think it was the third lost approval ra

health organization is warning that even nations which have so far escaped widespread outbreaks are seeing sharp rises in case numbers. in munich coach hansie flake has shocked fans by saying he wants to leave at the end of the season has enjoyed a successful 18 months at the club winning 6 trophies including the champions league in the summer there are rumors flick could take up the vacant role of german national coach. this is ditto the news from berlin that you can find more headlines on our website that's t w dot com and also on our social media channels. hello and welcome to in good shape as always directly from berlin this is where in 19021 of the 1st persons in germany was diagnosed with hiv that's the virus which causes aids back in those days this disease was not treatable and it caused a lot of fear thanks to medical progress and doctors like me changed and improved some coral berlin the city of positive on the one hand there are a lot of people tested hiv positive and on the other hand they treat it with the highest medical standards and that's very positive but how can one lead to no

units across the country are overwhelmed after weeks of a sharp rise in cases the health care system is collapsing. oxygen has become the most precious of commodities. i'm buying or to going to put it toward your order of refrigerator come to that level. they are lowering the oxygen level was. but it needs to be higher. so this is a problem. with oxygen and hospital beds running out the government is scrambling to get equipment to the areas that are hardest hit. we have come to stocks and that's moving across the country using the country. to get it to the places that need it the most emergency supplies from the u.k. have begun arriving and more help as promised from abroad to be getting it after the final details have been clarified with the indian side the 1st shipment should be on its way in the next few days. but in the meantime many indians are left to fend for themselves. doing all they can to care for loved ones some dry for hours in search of oxygen. i don't know man i have come from very far to collect oxygen from my father. that i'm scared that although the oxygen is availab

michael: the world health organization says around the world, cases of coronavirus are rising at alarming rates. sharp increases have been seen in countries which have so far escaped wide outbreaks. >> around the world, cases and deaths are continuing to increase at alarming rates. globally, the rate has nearly doubled over the past two months. this is approaching the highest rate we have seen so far during the pandemic. michael: germany is seeing its highest rise in coronavirus cases since january. one of the main reasons is the slow pace of vaccinations. but the vaccination drive has picked up speed in recent days. chancellor merkel's office released this image of her receiving the astrazeneca vaccine. she said she was delighted. simon young joins us now. i imagine chancellor merkel receiving an astrazeneca jab might be a much-needed shot in the arm for germany's vaccination drive. >> indeed. it shows things are moving forward, but probably, you could also say it shows how slowly they are moving forward. angela merkel, 66 years of age has only just become eligible to get this shot. she has had it to

are piling up. one theory behind this sharp surgeon cases is the detection of a new variant. ll looking into it, but some experts believe it is more transmissible and more deadly. we know that the indian variant has now been detected in a number of cases in th u.k but plane loads of travelers continued to fly from india to britain. all of this is adding pressure on the u.k. government to at india to its travel read list. -- red list. ♪ katty: the announcement was a shocking as the response has been swift. 12 of europe's biggest football clubs intent to break away to form a super league all on their own. that is international football, soccer for us. if it goes forward, this would be the biggest shakeup in football in a generation. here's our sports correspondent anti-swiss -- andy swiss. an: six of england's biggest clubs in one of football's biggest shakeups. forming a new super league with some of europe's other giants could bring them greater riches but at what cost to the game? the new competition features of england's so-called big six. alongside leading clubs from spain

housing data, a sharp rebound since 2006. tomorrow, we are to get new home sales data.tending with higher costs. risks restraining this demand. mainly the price of lumber. we took a look at what is fueling the prices. lumber prices are skyrocketing. a 60% surge sent prices to a record. analysts are not expecting any relief until late 2021. >> if you can get your hands on it, you're going to buy it aired the numbers are getting higher and higher. futures have a daily limit. in the cash market, there is no limit. the prices are going up significantly. romaine: tightness is acute across the entire timber supply chain. trucking the lanes and -- trucking delays and worker shortages have added to the cost. the summer peak of u.s. homebuilding is expected to deepen the constraints and keep home prices hot. >> lumber is going up. installation is going up. that is getting passed onto the consumer. romaine: according to the national association of homebuilders, wood have added -- wo -- a wave of diy projects around the house, full-scale home renovations and purchases of bigger ho

there are no ventilators there are no medicines are in charge supply even oxygen is in sharp supply in more and more states and those who have died are a great thing for our worst for the scent commission what can be more dangerous and more frightening than this scenario and the sad part is that the numbers are still rising therefore coming few days me actually even voicing it egyptian local media reporting that at least 8 people have been killed in a train derailment and 100 others have been injured north of cairo. the u.s. state department says ordering all non-essential personnel of its embassy in chad rebels are said to be making their way towards the capital mena well those are the headlines to keep it here on al-jazeera one on one east is up next. in pakistan a battle for one of the last necessities plays out under the cover of documents but the who doesn't stumble on is on my mind that i'm not that i'm but i'm caught by me . in the country's biggest city kharaj in the taps are running dry with water in short supply a black market is thriving of course ok but they are. good with.

it comes as several cities in india are experiencing sharp rises in case numbers. 0ur correspondent rajinion twitter he said this was out of an abundance of caution and that he hoped to be home in the next few days. no immediate calls for serious concern but given that so —— sachin tendulkar is a megastar in this part of the world, with hundreds of millions of fans, there are many people who will be watching his condition very closely. this all comes as india itself is seeing a huge spike in coronavirus cases. in the last 24—hour is more than 82,000 coronavirus cases were reported, but than 430 defs. that is the highest daily increase since the end of last year, since last october. at the start of the year cases were falling dramatically, and a lot of people thought that india was past the worst. 0fficials thought that india was past the worst. officials say that lax behaviour is to blame for the rise, perhaps people were not wearing a mask as often, not social distancing as much, and now what we�*re saying is this rise in cases. yesterday the government expanded its vaccination programme.

there are sharp divides here when it relates to this infrastructure package. you start with the fact infrastructure is traditionally a bipartisan issue. that's partly why you have the president, administration saying this is one of packages we should be able to get bipartisan support for. we're willing to compromise. that is a different tone, kasie, and it's worth pointing this out than the administration took when it was dealing with the covid-19 package. they're saying look, bring us your ideas. that meaning you talked about lasted nearly two hours. there were a number of different ideas that were floated. deb fisher, according to our frank thorpe, suggested breaking the infrastructure package up into various pieces. part of the opposition though republicans have -- and this is where it just gets very difficult, is the fact there's a lot in this bill right now. you saw some of the items that it's going to address, not just money for rebuilding roads and bridges but other issues like affordable housing, manufacturing, r&d, job training, those are some issues

into lebanon maybe even into well with the names of jordan could see some rather sharp showers for some brisk winds are rolling through but elsewhere for the southeast financial rime warming up doha getting up to 38 celsius and that is 100 in found high so the heat starting to build across the arabian peninsula right say across a good part of the horn of africa somalia largely set family of ethiopia set fair you might catch the odd shower in the south pushing down towards likely toria just along the rift valley and across the central areas the usual crop of showers there pretty much where they should be from the gulf of guinea easing down across the democratic republic of congo pushing down through angola northern parts of madagascar northern areas of mozambique also seeing some sharp showers and some coastal showers just brewing up there around tanzania pushing up towards the far south of kenya for south africa is generally fine dry and sunny. but. you are dealing with a very powerful people people in influential positions in government where we know there were elements within the police completely ad

it comes as several cities in india are experiencing sharp rises in case numbers.on his condition.— his condition. as we said in the sot 'ust his condition. as we said in the soot just then. _ his condition. as we said in the spot just then, sachin - his condition. as we said in the l spotjust then, sachin tendulkar tested positive for covid—i9 at the end of last week and he was isolating at home in mumbai. today on twitter he announced he has been moved to hospital, in his statement he said it was out of an abundance of precaution taken under medical advice but that he hopes to be home in the next few days. sachin tendulkar is such a huge megastar, notjust here in india but around the world, he has hundreds of millions of fans, so there is huge interest in his condition. the sensor is currently that it is not a serious condition because he says he hopes to be home in the next few days, but certainly it is the case that people are watching this closely. it all comes as there is a huge surge in coronavirus cases here in india. we huge surge in coronavirus cases here

health organization is warning that even nations which have so far escaped widespread threats are seeing sharp rises in case numbers. in munich coach hansie flake has shocked fans by saying he wants to leave at the end of the season flake has enjoyed a successful 18 months at the club winning 6 trophies including the champions league in the summer there are rumors flick it could take up the vacant role of german national coach. this is disturbing news from berlin that you can find more headlines on our website that's t w dot com and also on our social media channels. all . this week on world stories new waves of violence in colombia. transgender people in germany pursue careers in the armed forces. we begin with india where tens of thousands of people have fled military violence in neighboring me and mar they remain in constant fear for the loved ones they left behind. but the last 6 years any knowledge and how girls have felt safe here in delhi but it didn't come easy to get here they had to leave everything behind in their need of man much hennie says her husband was thought to have been kil

the need for decarbonisation, the need for decarbonisation, the need for vaccines, we are seeing things go to sharp the debate in washington. they are handing out trillions of dollars when is spent on helping india days out its coal plants or $25 billion on helping poor countries get vaccines which will bring massive global benefits. i am very concerned that this narrow focus on me, us, has really not sustainable any more than inequality within countries as it is going to come back to bite us if we ignore the rest of the world the way we seem to be doing. it is a me first thing that some may pin the play my donald trump. he goes far past them, his motto was america first by joe biden isn't really moving very far away the concept of america first and one could say the same about european nation states as well. there is a concern to look after their own people and a sense that the protectionism is still alive and kicking as a economic formula for the future. absolutely, the vaccines have brought out the worst in all of this and you're seeing some funding going out into the world is very minimal. the

units across the country are overwhelmed after weeks of a sharp rise in cases the health care system is collapsing. oxygen has become the most precious of commodities. are buying or 2 that are good at award. you're order of the pitcher who come to that level. they are lowering the oxygen level one. but it needs to be higher. so this is a problem. with oxygen and hospital beds running out the government is scrambling to get equipment to the areas that are hardest hit. we have compressed oxygen that's moving across the country using the country's 3 bases to get it to the places that need it the most emergency supplies from the u.k. have begun arriving and more help as promised from abroad to get seated after the final details have been clarified with the indian side the 1st shipment should be on its way in the next few days. but in the meantime many indians are left to fend for themselves. doing all they can to care for loved ones some dry for hours in search of oxygen. but i'm not i have come from very far to collect oxygen from my father. that i'm scared that although the oxygen is av

but india is the big country and its share of people who are ill is really high. sharpthe descriptions that are coming out of india now phenomenal increase of cases. over a period of ten days, millions more cases. the hospitals are full, the morgues are full. look, we heard about italy and the united states. what happened was after november we all relaxed, complacency. "0h, we've beat it." so the shops opened up, the markets opened up. and india went a step further. it had elections, boisterous packed rallies, it had festivals like holi and kumbh mela. it's still having kumbh mela, even though 1,700 people tested positive in the testing that they did. india is now beginning to lock down a bit more and the scientists are beginning to say, well, why is this happening? the dangerous part of this is that there is a double mutation in the indian variant, and some cases are being spotted in britain. so, again, back to that mantra that we've heard time and again. no—one is safe until everyone is safe. there are some real alarm bells ringing in india. they are starting to take

it's not having those sharp corrections or sharp rallies. maybe we areng to continue to migrate. i think we are going to 70 and if it takes longer, that is better rather than dropping and going back up. that is what happens in a good bull market. if you seek up 2% every day that is zero volatility. taylor: we are getting into the weeds with the math, i love it. let's talk about another story. talked about tesla, allocating a portion of their own treasury dollars so to speak in this. is that a real store of value? does that legitimize this? do you see other companies follow? mike: that is the problem now. it's a good thing for every money manager who is not in, that is the problem. not in the space, looking like a fool, looking like nice heirs -- like nice -- looking like naysayers. your holding a lot of gold, and that gold is a pretty solid reserve asset. but the gold is clearly moving away towards bitcoin. in a world going digital, this digital reserve asset in the future could be the new gold. it's happening fast. so what is going to stop it? i don't k

guest: that is the question lawmakers and politicians and voters are grappling with right now in georgia because of the sharp fallout of this package of legislation. republicans say these are needed changes to restore the integrity and confidence in the vote in georgia, and that some of the changes were spurred from the 2018 election in georgia, needed political will to be passed. what democrats eagerly point out is that crisis of confidence was rooted in president donald trump's falsehoods about election fraud in georgia and other battleground states, and that that is what prompted this crisis of confidence. there are some changes that are contingency driven but a lot of these changes are not, and amounts to more obstacles to vote for people who in the last election cycle embraced absentee voting, some of the newer technologies, methods to vote like ballot drop boxes, which will be severely limited under this new law. host: that led major league baseball to pull the all-star game from atlanta, now taking place at coors field in denver, colorado. pressure from companies based in georgia like delta and coca-c

hospitals and icu units across the country are overwhelmed after weeks of a sharp rise in cases. e health care system is collapsing. oxygen has become the most precious of commodities. >> buying oxygen at the rate of gold. it has come to that level. >> they are lowering the oxygen level, but it needs to be higher. so this is the problem. >> with oxygen and hospital beds running out, the government is scrambling to get equipment to thareas that are hardest hit. >> we have compressed oxygen moving across the country using the system to get it into the places that need it the most. >> emergency supplies from the u.k. have begun arriving and more help is promised from abroad. after the final details have been clarified, the first shipment will be on its way in the next few days. in the meantime, many indians are left to fend for themselves. doing all they can to care for loved ones. some drive for hours in search of oxygen. >> i have come from very far to collect oxygen for my father. i am scared although the oxygen is available today, what will we do if it is not available tomorrow.

there are no ventilators there are no medicines are in charge supply even oxygen is in sharp supply in more and more states and those who have died are waiting for our worst for the cent commission what can be more dangerous and more frightening than this scenario and the sad part is that the numbers are still rising therefore coming few days me actually even worse in that. rapidly rising cases too and thailand's more than 1500 per day anyone who test positive is now being transferred to hospital or supervised isolation with no at home quarantine a light i'll just hear is 20 chang was able to visit one of the new isolation centers as it prepares to receive its 1st residents. this is the new code 19 field hospital at the bangkok arena in the west of the thai capital one of 4 facilities has been set up to deal with the 3rd covert wave that's now hitting thailand all across the country and you can see the conditions are pretty basic they've got a cardboard cots here which is for easy disposal once the patient has been checked out after a mandatory 14 days some basic bedding a mosque a tur

units across the country are overwhelmed after weeks of a sharp rise in cases the health care system is collapsing. oxygen has become the most precious of commodities. i'm buying or 2 that are good aboard your order of the future who come to that level. they are lowering the oxygen level one. but it needs to be higher. so this is a problem. with oxygen and hospital beds running out the government is scrambling to get equipment to the areas that are hardest hit. the have compressed oxygen that's moving across the country using the country's very basis to get it to the places that need it the most emergency supplies from the u.k. have begun arriving and more help as promised from abroad to be gets heated after the final details have been clarified with the indian side the 1st shipment should be on its way in the next few days. but in the meantime many indians are left to fend for themselves. doing all they can to care for loved ones some dry for hours in search of oxygen. i don't know man i have come from very far to collect oxygen from my father. i'm scared that although the oxygen is

exactly what the future will hold and whether it will go into a nationwide short sharp lockdown what people here though are wanting is some form of definitive action from their government and they'll be a lot of eyes on monday to see if that's the day that comes. well meanwhile germany's statistics office has really said alarming figures showing the pandemic sparked the country's whilst financial deficit since reunification 3 decades ago and member of the ruling c.d.u. party economics professor mark salter told us system china lotty deutsche that translates to real suffering for businesses and individuals no question of eclipse of the world trade has partially collapsed in germany itself there are structural deviations retail trade hasn't grown for a long time huge shortfalls in revenue have occurred in the middle class restaurants and the hotel business there are also changes in the country's system we are really losing jobs because of retail bankruptcies this is not happened to everyone yet but it will happen to many more now we already have a lot of unemployed people trade has not withstood the strong r

saying, "now that i have been mauled by a bear personally, i realize that their claws and teeth are very sharp." [ laughter ] but good or her for speaking out. finally. corona isn't the only transmissible disease we need to worry about. oxford university is said to be hard at work on a vaccine for what they call "super gonorrhea." back in 2018, a british man vacationing in southeast asia contracted what has been described as the "worst ever" case of gonorrhea. god only knows how he got it, [ laughter ] but he did, and now it's spreading. the hope is that a vaccine to stop it will be ready in time for the next season of "bachelor in paradise." [ laughter ] keep your fingers crossed. easter is now just a few days away which means it's time for jesus and peeps! [ cheers and applause ] these peeps. you know, it used to be -- there were yellow peeps in the shape of little chicks and that was it. then they started making them in the shape of bunnies. which do not peep. by the way. chicks peep, bunnies don't, unless you step on them. [ laughter ] but apparently the new shapes and colors caught on, be

>> reporter: well, all of those issues you raise are really sharp, and that's -- you've hit a lot ofropped its guard. it had an interesting experience where it took a heavy dose last year of the cases. it looked overwhelming and then the cases just declined. into the fall and winter, there were very few infections ss spreading in india. there was a sense here -- i haven't left since the pandemic began. there was a sense the pandemic was over, that we were different than others. i had people coming up to me because they know i'm american, and this winter when new york was, you know, really in peril and people were getting sick across the u.s., indians would come up to me and say, i'm really sorry about what's happening in the u.s., you know, it looks horrible. in contrast here, it was pretty smooth. very few infections. places were opening up, schools were opening up, businesses were opening up, public was socializing. india is a huge country, 1.4 billion people. in so many parts of the country, people weren't wearing masks. i saw it myself. so many dropped their guard. they did it ex

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a lot of the democrat members of congress think that -- or upset -- sharp set more content is not being taken down. they feel -- are upset that more content is not being taken down. i think a lot of washington can agree that content moderation is something everyone is upset about, they come at that from two very separate ways. >> today at six: 30 p.m. eastern on the communicators on c-span. -- 6:30 p.m. eastern on the communicators on c-span. >> the confirmation hearing for three of president biden's nominees. former senator bill nason -- nelson is nominated to be nasa administrator. lena con --kahn

at you for my dreams still >> jimmy: this one's from @jakewilliamsart he says, "i think doritos are too sharpand applause >> steve: rounditos? >> tariq: i do the same thing. >> steve: you do the same thing? >> tariq: yeah, yeah >> jimmy: they're not called doritos because they're a triangle >> tariq: they're not called doritos. they're called do-ritos. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: do-ritos >> tariq: do-ritos >> jimmy: they're not called do-ritos >> tariq: ye can make a tiny door out of them >> jimmy: i say it like doritos. like, d-u-r. >> steve: you say da-ritos >> tariq: yeah no i say, i say doritos. >> jimmy: do-ritos >> steve: maybe that will be your side dish >> jimmy: i think you're putting too much work into that >> tariq: hey, just a little emphasis, man. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: we call them doritos [ laughter ] [ applause ] there you go >> steve: wow! for the win. >> jimmy: interesting. >> tariq: right. >> steve: wow! this one's from @joai meanj1 she says, "the last time i had a guy over, i showed him my sculptures i made from red mini babybel cheese wax he didn't come over again

what else can one take another side we are receiving in this war as you well know it's not just your side knowing the other now and then as well 3 for a furry mr sharp read the report you don't want you don't you don't see why you are not saying the whole truth to the world through your programs the u.n. but the saudis and the blacklist 3 years ago that take money that lifted them from the docks and this is what will happen the saudis will pay a lot of money with the americas and you will lift them from the books of the crimes they have done and they will keep the books for our people here in santa of what they did money talks this is a chance to share our human rights groups have noted another pattern of your oppression and that includes sexual violence and rape directed specifically at women who are politically active the un has named a senior who see official sue transacting alleging his involvement in these methods is he a friend of the also a colleague of yours. i know i'm a civilian he's been on the un sanctions unless he's trying to 15 do you ignore the very serious accusations against him entire rector of your criminal investigation departme

sharp. this crack has in fact shrunk by 3 millimeters. you know there are hardly any changes compared to last year. we're looking at about a 10th so that's ok. that's a relief the table of measurements goes back to the 19th century a time at which investigations turned up quite different values. in the 850 s. irreverent caricature has appeared poking fun at the half finished and dilapidated state of the building. the tower was not even 100 meters tall but it was dangerously shaky the well behaved passers by slink by in silence the police caution those who speak on obliquely a sign warns talking loudly on minster square is forbidden. it seems the risk was so high that loud conversation or laughter could cause the beautiful gothic structure to tumble down. 170 year old photographs reveal the truly pitiful state of this super building which had hardly been worked on since luther's time. but now in the mid 1900 century it was time to rescue the minsters as in stross book buttresses in the original style were added to stabilize the shaky walls of the navy. and t