adrian: who knows. know you have been taking flak on social, subreddit threads saying, this is hedge funds trying to build silver higher. let's get back to gamestop. are they going to get bored with silver only gaining 20% in 4-5 days? are they going to start looking at the case for silver longer-term? we don't know yet. the idea that they would come running in and run straight out again. how many of those people are actually organized all at once? i don't think so. caroline: are you doing anything with demographic research, anecdotal evidence of what brought them here? people wanted to get into crypto in some way. before, gold had sort of fallen out of favor and people were looking at ways to bet against the u.s. dollar. adrian: what we know anecdotally is they tend to have -- a core customer tends to have pressure metals -- precious metals as part of a broader portfolio. 10, 15, 20%. they are self-directed by definition. your financial advisor will never tell you to buy gold or silver. that is somethi

rishaad: we have adrian zurich and now -- adrian zurich are joining us now. -- adrian zuercher joiningommodities also on a tear. how do you characterize this and put it together? adrian: in a risk on environment i think everyone is playing out the outlook for better -- economic growth. outlook for more fiscal stimulus coming in the u.s. and on the backdrop of extremely loose monetary policy. essential banks are still printing more money than at any point in the great financial crisis. and we are seeing the effect of the vaccine coming through. it is normal that equities are trading higher and also commodities based on economic outlook. rishaad: as adrian, when we look at the equity market itself, we have also a bond market declining. what does the bond market's move tell us about equities looking ahead? adrian: there is definitely a correlation but i would say the atp markets, the bond yields itself tend to be more positively correlated than based on economic improvement. i would be real concerned if real interest rates are to move higher. at the moment might have found a basis point.

to a ship united states adrian. i think china recognizes that politically the rhetoric really cannot change that much under a biden ministration but i think everyone also recognizes that president biden is 1st of all it real it's and he's also a pragmatist as well and as a result you know we look at his record as vice president in the congress as well he's also a person that is more about working together versus that and i think we look at this together i think with this rules is that by ministration recognizes the u.s. has or more to lose you know conflict with china than it does to gays and i think this is a stark contrast to the trumpet ministration where they had really a kind of reckless disregard for the damage its policies did not just to the target of those policies but to the united states itself so of all the answers to what extent is u.s. support for taiwan the most contentious and the relationship between the 2. well it clearly is a red line for china and i think china's been very consistent with the dec

law is the most high profile person among more than 100 people arrested under the new legislation adrian brown is covering this for us from hong kong. arrived here at the high court in central hong kong a few hours ago he's appearing in court because he's trying to get the judge to overrule an earlier court decision to deny him bail in his national security case not this legal odyssey that jimmy lie actually began back in may and i remember at the time asking him whether he thought the various charges he was facing could possibly be politically motivated perhaps even backed by china and he looked at me and said you know what do you think and that's certainly the feeling of many of his supporters they feel that he is the victim of of a deepening political vendetta last night also came word in the local media anyway which is yet to be confirmed by home kong police the jimmy lie has been charged a 2nd time under the national security law with helping

adrian. hearing which is to determine whether or not viney can be freed or he will be put in jail on a verdict from 2014 as you said for violating the suspended sentence now a hearing is due to start about an hour yesterday the venue was changed and also to the time and what we are seeing here before this hearing even started that is amazing the amount of security and all of the police they have fenced completely the whole court building and some side streets they are everywhere and there are. people that have to be in the court by checking them. the wife. is already inside she has been fined for participating in a poll to support her husband. also what is expected to happen. that they are still not to detained or put in prison for people to come and support so far we didn't see anybody but there's a whole area. and they are along the streets they are in the yards of the buildings so this hearing today might last a couple of hours and there is not a lot of people here in russia that they expe

correspondent adrian krishi joins me now from cape town good evening to you adrian south africa is the african country hardest hit by this pandemic and one of the more dangerous variants was even identified there what did the president what did he have to say about this distinction. i'm so anxious to get on that big vaccination program that the government says it's working on remember a few weeks ago it was not so much pressure on the government because it seems they didn't have any plan and then suddenly they announce yes we may steal it's we preach chased 30000000 doses off vaccine then last week the 1st batch arrived the astra zeneca have exceeded 1000000 doses there was lots of celebrations the president received the liver himself once just a few days back and your study came out that said well this new astra zeneca haven't seen is not efficient at least against mild these ysis with this new variant in south africa so now announce they are putting these units in storage and they're waiting for and you've exceeded the johnson and johnson vaccine you today said 80000 doses will arriv

correspondent adrian krishi joins me now from cape town good evening to you adrian south africa is the african country hardest hit by this pandemic and one of the more dangerous variants was even identified there what did the president when he what did he have to say about this distinction. i'm so anxious to get on that big vaccination program that the government says is going on remember a few weeks ago it was not so much pressure on the government because it seems they didn't have any plan and then suddenly they announced yes we may steal if we pitch chased 30000000 doses off vaccine then last week the 1st batch arrived the astra zeneca exceeding 1000000 doses there was lots of celebrations the president received the liver himself on just a few days back and your study came out that said well this new after the nick of eckstein is not efficient at least against the mild disease this with this new variant in south africa so now announce they are putting these units in storage and their way to explore and you've exceeded the johnson and johnson vaccine you today said 80000 doses will a

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brown reporting live there from hong kong adrian many thanks. it was the news hour for marcella still to come on the program. violence spirals in given's marriage private province where government forces are trying to save the last central stronghold from could the rebels. the u.s. cross emergency approval to johnson and johnson single dose shot giving americans a 3rd coronavirus vaccine. the italian champions could have done with some more of this kind of brilliance from the start man football action coming up later and the program. saudi arabia says that it's intercepted several air assaults by hooty rebels in yemen who targeted riyadh and cities in the kingdom south of who it is are stepping up an offensive in the every province of marib or is there a shot at palace reports. saudi arabia intercepts rockets over riyadh on saturday night we're going to have to go after the omaha saudi state media say they came from yemen fired by hoofy rebels several explosive laden drones targeted other southern saudi cities. the attack came as hootie rebels p

it is good to have you with us hello adrian finnegan to here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera the u.n. says that man last security forces have killed at least 18 people during what's been the deadliest day yet since the military coup protests as were killed in yangon mandalay and 4 other cities more than 30 others wounded soldiers of a study chang is following developments for us from bangkok we beat the works.

hello i'm adrian for the get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up russian police detained several supporters of kremlin critic but opposition leader alexina vali as he appears in court. the u.n. says that as many as 20000 refugees are missing of the camps in ethiopia as war torn region were destroyed. and how the debate over data privacy is setting up a battle between apple and facebook. a day after man was military seized complete control of power the us to posses urging for the release of government officials to take lead to aung san suu cheese whereabouts remain unknown a posse won by a landslide in november's election it's calling for those results to be recognized instead some 400 would be members of parliament but detained in a heavily guarded compound powerless not in the hands of the senior general men online who has appointed his own cabinet the u.n. security council is meeting later on tuesday to discuss the situation the u.s. has threatened to resume sanctions that were lifted in 2016 the military says that its takeover is only temporary it's promised free and f

joining me adrian elrod, former senior aide on the biden/harris campaign. professor, we will start with you. we heard judge garland talk about that january 6th attack on the capitol, the deadly insurrection, telling senator feinstein that he would give career prosecutors all the resources they needed for that case. he said this -- >> senator, i think this was the most heinous attack on the democratic processes that i have ever seen and one that i never expected to see in my lifetime. i intend to make sure that we look more broadly to look at where this is coming from, what other groups there might be that could raise the same problem in the future and that we protect the american people. >> professor, what do you think of his strategy for that case? >> i think it's the perfect strategy. i think he is the perfect pick for this position. there's no question that he is competent, he is fair and he embraced independence. what he said was, that he is going to make sure that career prosecutors have all of the resources, investigative tools that they need. that's

professor adrian pabst, thanks for speaking _ joblessness. us _ joblessness. professor adrian pabst, thanks for speaking to us on - joblessness. professor adrian pabst, thanks for speaking to us on bbc - thanks for speaking to us on bbc news. . ~ thanks for speaking to us on bbc news. ., ~ , ., police in birmingham are continuing to question two 15—year—old boys on suspicion of kidnap and theft. the boys were arrested after a car with two young children inside was taken from a driveway in the city. a police helicopter was involved in the search before the car was stopped on a road in the city centre. the boys, aged two and four, were unharmed and reunited with their parents at the roadside. a funeral has taken place in myanmar for a young woman who has become a national symbol of resistance to miltary rule. the military overthrew the elected government earlier this month. mya thwet thwet khaing died on friday after being shot during a protest against the coup. a hearse carrying her coffin was driven through the capital naypyidaw. thousands li

brown in hong kong to take us through them with so many arrests and charges in the past 3 months adrian under this law what makes these one significant but what we've seen in the past few months in hong kong are the leaders of the pro-democracy movement being rounded up and charged now the authorities are moving in if you like on the foot soldiers on sunday we saw 47 of these mostly young pro-democracy activists told to report to police stations across the territory it's not clear why they had to appear before police today though because after they were arrested in early january they were told to report to police in april yet for some reason everything's being fast tracked or no one's exactly sure why now we know that these 47 activists are going to appear in court on monday morning at west kalou magistrates court but think about it you're going to have $47.00 of these activists appearing in court we're not sure if they're going to be all together or whether they will appear individually but they have been denied bail and will next see them in court on monday morning now their crime if

brown live for us there in hong kong adrian thank you now a rescue operation is underway in central nigeria where gunmen have kidnapped a group of students the exact number of those taken by the ongoing is unknown but hundreds still missing it's been confirmed one student was shot and killed in the attack on the state run school in. reports now from. at the hospital in got up doc to some nurses st when to students and teachers and at the going to a science college concerned parents gather for news. elsley in town security has stepped up just as the state government ordered the closure of schools in those areas prone to tikes school saying creasing be targeted as they offer an opportunity to take many students hostage in nigeria this totally absent absence of look at government administration which has become very difficult for the locals to have anyone to run to another plane yet as that they also. bought their surrounding most parts of that area if you look at what is happening internationally and like in places like chart and kind our own especially in sovereign cameroon there's c

it is good to have you with us hello adrian fenty good here in doha the headlines i was 0 the u.s. senate is set to reconvene for the impeachment trial of former president donald trump on tuesday the senate rejected the defense argument that it's unconstitutional to prosecute a president after leaving office heidi jocasta reports now from washington today and tomorrow you will expect the house impeachment managers to be laying out the basis of this accusation that trump in their words was singularly responsible for inciting the insurrection and if you read the trial brief these impeach managers will reach back not just to january 6th to the speech that trump gave before the riot the further back to the summer when he 1st told reporters that he was refusing to commit to a peaceful transfer of power. protesters have return to the streets of the m.r. a day after rallies were violently broken up by security forces then demonstrating against last week's military coup military rulers have imposed a curfew in the 2 biggest cities and banned large gatherings protestors in the pool also ref

hello i'm adrian finighan this is that he was live from coming up in the next 60 minutes. at least 4 more protesters are killed during the un was anti coupe protests police the fired live rounds tear gas and water cannon. dozens of pro-democracy activists.

hello i'm adrian for the get this is the news are live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes shaping up to be one of me on mars biggest days of protests against the military coup hundreds of thousands of people the fire arrests of a crackdown to the model return to democracy. let us be clear the indiscriminate use of lethal or less than lethal weapons against peaceful protesters is unacceptable and the world is watching diplomats at the u.n. call for the release of myanmar elected leaders and warned against the use of force will hear from the un special rapporteur. donald trump's lawyers set to begin his impeachment offense a day after house democrats wrapped up their case against the former president plus . i didn't i didn't. i didn't even i didn't have the tape talked about a white house correspondent kimberly halakhah has a surprise encounter with u.s. president joe biden of the 1st lady and it involved coffee. and i'm sorry hideouts in sports fans are shut out of restraint in open tennis after another lockdown is announced in melbourne but the action is set to continue on court a

hello i'm adrian for the get this is that he was live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes opening arguments by prosecutors on day 2 of donald trump seconded pietschmann trial we're live on capitol hill. the united nations human rights envoy accuses authorities in myanmar of mass detentions since the crew is thousands for terms of the streets and protest plus. i'm elizabeth random in northern india where the rescue operation to find 35 men missing in a tunnel is continuing 3 days after a devastating floods swept through the region and the world health organization is set to issue its guidance on the use of the oxford astra zeneca vaccine as the e.u. confirms that mistakes were made in its vaccine distribution program. and i'm sorry for the latest sports. it's really it's. the bad boy of us trade in tennis so is the umpire and what he calls dark force advanced at his home tournament in front of $20000.00 fans. the u.s. senate is set to reconvene in just 2 hours time for the impeachment trial of former president startled trump on tuesday the senate rejected the defense argument. it's

hello 'd i'm adrian forget this is live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes . i'm sending a clear message to the world america is back u.s. president joe biden announces a return to multilateralism that his 1st appearance at a global summit. but his says he's willing to rejoin the iran nuclear talks with european partners for his criticized what he called to iran's destabilizing activities across the middle east. and we stand together on many issues with. leaders from the world's richest countries gathered virtually to discuss a united strategy on covert 19. we'll have an exclusive report from the epicenter of a new abode outbreak in guinea as the world health organization calls for drastic action . sports. news inside of a grandson tai so as to follow suit so fast to set up an australian open finals with well number one joke that. america is back president joe biden has told u.s. allies across the atlantic but washington is done going it alone and will return to multilateral solutions to solve problems it was his presidential debut on the world stage the u.s.

but i got adrian for it with you here. from al-jazeera the headlines in a dramatic escalation it's about that 18 people appeared shot dead at violence across that's according to the un's human rights office police have been using live rounds tear gas and water cannon against anti crude demonstrations. the face of 317 schoolgirls abducted in nigeria on friday are still on the road they were taken from the town of track gave him the latest of a series of price abductions in the north of the country and $47.00 pro-democracy activists in hong kong been charged under a controversial security law post by beijing it's the largest single on the charges of the few. thousands of protesters in the french overseas region of martinique have called on judges not to throw out a long delayed case on pesticide poisoning color code was used for decades on the caribbean islands even after it was banned on the french mainland it's been blamed for high levels of cancer in the region that's where a child reports like. marching on an island they

hello i'm adrian for getting this is that he was live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes and we stand together on many issues the world leaders of the world's richest countries gathered virtually to discuss the united strategy on covert 19. the united states announces new steps of attempts to revive iran's nuclear deal to iran welcomes it but warns words are not enough. explosions and violence in the somali capital because protesters flood the streets demanding the president steps down. and mission to the red planet after a 7 month journey nasser's rufo gets to work looking for signs of ancient life on mars and i'm santa how much with all this think you're doing daniel medvedev it will faith 8 time champion know that the joke of it in the australian open final after beating the finals at the end straight. through global summit so being dominated by the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic leaders from the g 7 group of western nations are wrapping up their virtual conference at. moving on to participate in the munich security conference the summits of the 1st since april las

hello i'm adrian for the good it is 1700 hours g.m.t. midday in washington d.c.and we're taking you straight to the u.s. senate for the 4th day of donald trump's impeachment trial of former president's defense lawyers are about to present opening arguments house democrats have spent the last 2 days giving evidence to support the view that trump should be found guilty of inciting the in some right.

it is good to be with us hello adrian fit here in doha the headlines out of syrup a new u.n. report is warning that millions of people of animals and plants species are in grave risk from climate change the u.n. secretary general has appealed to world leaders to make a commitment to fighting environmental damage we need to make these schoolish and truly global intern's formative you for the opted by every country seat the financial institution and company on the world's global coalition for carbon it's an idea by $25.00 weekends to prevent the worst the impacts of climate change but we cannot delay yet awning out of time to meet temperature rise to 1.5 the cells use and build resilience to the impacts of the. and they also need equal urgency and then bishan to address all we produce all foods and manage all water land and the oceans the u.n. special envoy for him has called on her to rebels to stop their offensive on that all the city of mary not in griffith said the group's quest for territorial game threatens prospects for peace. nato has dispensed any suggestion of an earl

and i think that is my biggest hope adrian smith. time now is 4.52. >>there's a live shot of san francisco international airport there in the big wall. we'll be right back. >>and we're back at 4.55. tom brady. does it again right leading the tampa bay buccaneers to super bowl victory last night his 7th super bowl victory. he threw for 201 yards 3 touchdowns 2 of those to rob gronkowski who came out of retirement to play with him on the bucs team is incredible patrick mahomes in the stand, the chiefs boy they were just it kept to. being an couldn't get their offense going at all the homes had no touchdowns he threw for 2 interceptions. buccaneers defense kept the chiefs in single digits, final score 31 to 9. here's what brady had to say after the game. >>making any comparison site. you know being out is that with this group of every year is amazing and this team as world champions forever you can take it away from us so. >>along with his 7th super bowl title now he's also won his 5th super bowl mvp awards and we'll be talking about this all morning. st

somebody should contact cregg and cedric or adrian. it's obvious to me that nobody is listening. and it's sad. it is incredibly sad. and i want to say it one more time. my thoughts, my views, my opinions are not reflective of where i work. they're reflective of who i am as a person. and the friends i choose to keep and the people i continue to associate with. the biggest difference between this entire conversation today is what department of public health views, because they have a big job dealing with a lot of stuff. and what we value on a microlevel. and i think if you believed in approximate people, like we believe in if people, things might be different. i want to make one last point and turn the meeting over to my colleagues. you mentioned d.p.h. abstinence-based treatment. harbor life is not funded through the city money. it's funded through the state board of community corrections. they were told they had to do medically assisted treatment in their wellness center. why is everybody opposed to funding a black-led treatment program? what do you have to lose? more of the same

those are the headlines adrian finnegan will have more news for you to talk to al-jazeera stay with us. on counting the cost has iraq's oil wealth gone from phantom civil servants to corrupt politicians take a closer look and the technology behind covert 19 vaccines how long before it's used to find the cure for cancer counting the cost of that. world to. see. this week on talk to al jazeera the troubled country of somalia faces a new crisis political deadlock i'm changed by the u.n. headquarters in new york of the 30 years of chaos and conflict this was going to be a pivotal year for somalia that was supposed to be the 1st one person one vote elections in 15 years however in september that plan was the pound the place with indirect elections the parliament in december and then for the president. neither but. now the official time in office of president mohammed abdul now he from our show has come to an end and without political agreement opposition leaders have declared for much owes government in the judgment so what next for somalia will the government remain in office or will there

tunnel and much of the surrounding valley was flooded and part of a collapsed into a river on sunday adrian has another news for you from the 15 g. between now and then it's the stream i will see you very soon for the moment but. it's 10 years since the libyan revolution led to the overthrow of longtime brunei mamak a day after. the country was torn by conflict and rival claims of power. but it's hoped talks will finally bring peace and stability join us as we assess libya's approach to elections on al-jazeera. i have an e ok today i'm listing mutha because aids on russia the best known opposition opposition voice to president putin outside of russia is and like seen a valid need now he's a recent arrest and charged charging and sentencing inside of russia but people outside onto the streets and overseas a lot of criticism today we are focused on the impact of nirvana's case domestically and internationally i know you have opinions we'd love to hear from you as you need to weigh in you know what to do if you're on you tube right now here's a comment section i look forward to seeing your com

participating in an unofficial primary election for the territories in the just literally last year adrian brown reports now from hong kong. leicestershire is a district councillor now facing the prospect of life in prison after being charged with violating hong kong's tough new national security law if he's convicted his political career like his freedom will be over on sunday he was one of 47 activists told to appear at police stations across the territory with his wife for 4 weeks by his side show i'm insisted the fight for democracy in hong kong must go on i want. the hong kong people no matter where you are to keep faith and to be hopeful and to accounting to our struggle yesterday believe you'll be disqualified you are not on me i had i show him that same question 7 months ago after he was detained for taking part in a small protest in breach of social distancing rules i really don't know where i would get started i don't know but i'm i can say for sure that this. shooting was a candidate in an unofficial poll held last july to pre-select candidates for legislative elections 2 months

hello again i'm adrian for the get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the united nations human rights envoy accuses authorities in myanmar of mass detentions since the coup as thousands returned to the streets in protest plus. i'm elizabeth random in northern india where the rescue operation to find 35 men missing in a tunnel is continuing 3 days after a devastating floods swept through the region. and promising results out of israel as data shows the pfizer vaccine appears to dramatically halt the spread of the corona virus even after just one dose. so the u.s. senate is set to reconvene in just one off for the impeachment trial of former president donald trump on tuesday the senate rejected the defense argument that it's unconstitutional to prosecute a president after leaving office house impeachment managers will now have 16 hours spread over the next 2 days to present their cases a 2 thirds majority is required to convict trump over inciting insurrection people died that day. officers ended up with head damage and brain damage people's eyes were galloped off for a hea

hello i'm adrian forgetting this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up just a few weeks after donald trump state department labeled yemen's fruit these terrorists joe biden's of ministration changes course. far as in india plan to block highways across the country and protest against controversial reforms being proposed by the government. you've called him dangerous you can't and requests. believe it joe biden says the tradition of giving intelligence briefings to former presidents should not happen with donald trump. the 1st major street protests have taken place and man last 6 days after the military seized control of the government arrested its civilian leaders thousands marched in the largest city yangon on saturday in anger over the coup heavily armed police blocked off main roads it's a sharp escalation from earlier demonstrations which were largely limited to banging pots and pans and online process anger has swelled since the leaders blocked twitter and instagram after having shut down access to facebook earlier in the week and he could messages have been trending across the

hello i'm adrian for the get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a new hope for libya warring factions agreed to an interim government that aims to unify the country after years of conflict. objections from the u.s. and israel to an international criminal court ruling that could lead to war crimes best occasions at occupy palestine. the point of. 19 patients in south africa turn to a controversial drug in a desperate bid to treat the virus. military rulers are cracking down further on social media as anger builds about the seizure of power hundreds of people are rallying against months of monday's coup in the largest city yangon calling for the return of democracy and the release of leader aung san suu chief all the leaders of down blocks twitter and instagram having stopped access to facebook earlier in the week al-jazeera is florence lu is monitoring developments from kuala lumpur she's with us now live florence how is the military been dealing with these protests in the angle. well as far as we know there are no arrests yet but we know that the riot police have been deploye

it's good to have you with us hello adrian fit here in the headlines i was here a u.s. president joe biden has announced a return to multilateralism he spoke at the munich security conference on transcending the virtual g. 7 summit a promise coordinated action to deal with the pandemic as well as climate change i know the past few years of strain and tested our transatlantic relationship but the united states is determined determined to reengage with europe to consult with you earn back our position of trust and leadership achieving his these goals is going to depend on a course to t.g. proposition and that is the united states must renew america's enduring advantages so that we can meet today's challenges from a position of strength. biden went on to mention iran and said that he's willing to return to the 2050 nuclear deal but he criticized hiran for destabilizing actions the us government has agreed to enter mediated talks but iran is demanding an immediate lifting of sanctions the u.k.'s prime minister 7 leaders to work together to ensure the fed distribution of vac

hello i'm adrian forget this is 0 a live from doha also coming up farmers in india say they'll block national highways as part of their months long protest against agricultural reforms. a new hope for libya warring factions agreed to an interim government that aims to unify the country after years of conflict. from the golden age of hollywood christopher plummer dies at the age of 91. military rulers are cracking down further on social media as anger builds over the seizure of power hundreds of people are rallying against monday's coup in the largest city and gone there calling for the return of democracy and for the release of leader aung san suu kyi all the leaders of our blogs twitter and instagram having stopped access to facebook earlier in the week i was there as florence louie is following developments from kuala lumpur she's with us now live in light of the 1st big anti coup demonstrations of the civil disobedience movement demand for v.p.n. service is 1st tell us more about that. that's right well the military they're trying to they're targeting the internet because they kno

hello i'm adrian forgive this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up votes are being counted out the libyan leader's constant ballots on a new interim government to run the whole country. into these heroes out a new covert 19 test but there are questions over its accuracy. and we meet refugees who are still fleeing ethiopia's trouble to a greater region into neighboring sudan. 4 years on the donald trump america withdrew from the international stage but now u.s. president joe biden has unveiled a new foreign policy strategy promising to restore u.s. leadership and repair alliances in his 1st major speech on his international priorities biden addressed the detention of russian opposition leader alexina valmy the rejoining of the paris climate accords and he's announced that he's ending american support for the saudi led war in the m. and a state department correspondent who was on jordan reports. u.s. president joe biden delivered his 1st foreign policy speech at the state department and mate news on the long running war in yemen where saudi and rocky forces have allegedly targete

it is good to have you with us hello adrian for going to here in the headlines on al-jazeera security forces in myanmar have shot dead 2 protesters they were killed as empty crew processed continue to cross the country the e.u. is condemning the violence and is called a meeting to discuss its response to the chiang reports from bangkok. this protest in the central men mass city of mandalay. had been disbursed by the authorities using 1st of all we we heard gas had been used in water cannon but as the afternoon has gone on we've seen footage emerging of gunfire live fire we understand other projectiles used by the police sling shots improvised explosives of some sort shooting out nails u.s. president joe biden has declared a major disaster in texas after a rare winter storm this week power is slowly returning but millions of people still don't have access to clean drinking water by this declaration allows more federal money for immediate and long term recovery efforts a presidential visit to the states is planned for the coming days the afghan taliban is intensifying an offensive in th

it's good to have you with us hello adrian figure here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera myanmar's military rulers are cracking down further on social media twitter of instagram having stopped our access to free speech earlier a lot of people are rallying against monday's coup youngor foreign slowly reports style from quotable that targeting the internet because they know only too well themselves just the part that's how wide and how white the power of the internet is the military has used facebook in the months before its crackdown on the ring in 2017 it used that social media platform to spread and he moved the sentiment to spread hate speech and it's facebook at such a popular platform in myanmar together with twitter and instagram is what a lot of young people use that the military most likely fear that these platforms can be used to organize protests. farmers in india are ramping up their protests against agricultural reforms by blocking roads across the country they say the government is using repressive measures to clamp down on the protests the u.s. state department has to

even as the markets are going through the fits and starts >> yeah, well, first i want to say that adrian, i googled you, and thank you for the service. you are an army medic, and that is great. the market has a lot of reasons to go higher, and number one, a $2 trillion deal to come down the pike, and that is in the next 60 days, and you have the reopening of the meat packing and so you cannot get a reservation, and the vaccine should be in everybody's hands by the end of the year, and so there are a lot of reasons to be optimistic, the because things are going to be okay, and if that is going to be happening, you have to be bullish, because there are tons of sectors undervalued and health care is one of them. if we are taking the vaccines all of the time, you have to own the health care companies and own the consumer discretionary, because people are flying, and going to hotels and traveling and all of the sectors have a lot of value, and jouyou have t use the energy to get there, and use the moves. if you are looking at where we were, pat, in all of the energy stocks, they were down 30%

hello i'm adrian for the given this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up one of south america's post ambitious covert 1000 vaccination campaigns gets underway in chile. the victims of the ugandan militia hoping for justice as one of its senior commanders faces a verdict at the international criminal court will be live in the hague. at a world 1st the recipient of a full face and hands transplant is in recovery. are reports of arrests and myanmar's protests against monday's military coup gather pace social media is being restricted at the post leader aung san suu chief faces charges and continued house arrest sochi is former governing party has called for a nationwide civil disobedience movement. reports. medical workers walked off the job at yangon general hospital in the middle of a pandemic believing that this moment is too important to stay silent they wore red ribbons the color of bank sun tsu cheese national league for democracy which is quickly become a symbol of resistance. yes i mean we see you know this government was not elected by us so we don't accept them or work un

hello i'm adrian for the get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. 6 more protests across man as global pressure grows now the world bank is stopping payments. brazil's hospitals are pushed back towards crisis levels spy what the government describes as an extra contagious variant of covert 19. and armenia's president holds a rally of it growing calls for him to resign over how he ended the conflict with azerbaijan. the u.s. has launched airstrikes in syria targeting structures that belong to a radian backed militias the target was the military air base near our book amal close to syria's border with iraq the pentagon says that it was in response to recent attacks against american past now in iraq. with. the target that we were there for you know we. were property that that target was being you. know sorry shia militia. that conducted the strike. hezbollah and khattab saeed al shahada a 2 of the militias targeted them part of the popular mobilization force is an umbrella group of shia groups formed in 2014 to fight against i saw in iraq the tape hezbollah or hizbullah brig

it is good to have you with us hello adrian for the get here in doha the headlines and i was here a man was military rulers are cracking down further on social media they felt blocked twitter and instagram having stopped access to facebook earlier hundreds of people a rallying against monday's coup young gone florence louis reports now from kuala lumpur that targeting the internet because they know only too well themselves just the part that's how wide and how wide the power of the internet is the military has used facebook in the months before its crackdown on the ring in 2017 it used that social media platform to spread and he moved the sentiment to spread hate speech and it's facebook it's such a popular platform in myanmar together with twitter and instagram is what a lot of young people use that the military most likely fear that these platforms can be used to organize protests. farmers in india ramping up their protests against agricultural reforms by blocking roads across the country they say the government is using repressive measures to clamp down on their protests the u.s. sta

hello i'm adrian finnegan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up just days after being jailed russian opposition leader election of ali is back in court . sweeping new rules bring beijing's controversial national security law into hong kong schools. and how protesters in the on law are resisting military rule one of the pows data on sensor cheese close aides is a rest of. us president joe biden says that he's ending america's support for the saudi led war in yemen including a ban on the sale of specific weapons the conflict has killed tens of thousands of people including civilians and created the world's worst humanitarian crisis saudi arabia has responded by saying that it supports a political solution the kingdom also welcomed biden's commitment to defend its territory its territorial integrity its come under attack from missiles fired across the border from yemen saudis former. coalition part but the u.a.e. says that it's eager to see an end to the war from which it says it's already withdrawn although hoofy say they won't be deceived by statements a real peace will only c

it's good to have you with us hello adrian figure here in doha the headlines on i was 0 the policy of me outlaws ousted leader aung san suu chief says that the military has waited its offices in several regions have seized computers and documents the army took power in a military coup on monday people are becoming a growing campaign of civil disobedience and protest they follow has more from the angle there's been a whole will people working for the government organizations to join a campaign of civil disobedience so essentially it's a form of strike they are. using to do that what under the military will they were using to work directly for the military and so we've seen that there's a cold for it across all governments organizations also we've seen calls from the youth a young gun youth network which is an activist group but where it's had the most impact and the thing that everyone's talking about the most is in the hospitals there are 17 hospitals the medical clinics that have reportedly signed up to this campaign for civil disobedience. a group of opposition parties in ethiopia i

adrian works pocketing a pretty short arguments not the 16 hours allotted to trump's defense team but rather fewer than 4 that is what his lead attorney david showing has told reporters to expect today that will be followed by up to 4 hours of question and answer which could move this vote on whether or not to convict to tomorrow or sunday show and also telling reporters that he believes the impeachment managers arguments have been quote making a movie but that they in no way tie the violence seen on capitol hill in january 6 directly to trump and today we expect more of that 1st amendment defense of the former president with his legal team arguing that he had a right to voice his opinion that the election had stolen that he had the same right as any other american to be dissatisfied with the outcome and they're expected to show videos of democratic lawmakers using language like fight in their own political speeches we also expect a repeat of the argument that this trial is unconstitutional because as trump's defense team says you can't try a former president or you may be wondering w

it's good to have you with us hello adrian forget here in doha the headlines and i was there are people living in manaus largest city applying to pots and pans from windows overnight in protest against the coup medical workers from 30 towns have gone on strike but ousted leader aung san suu kyi remains on house arrest early fall reports now from the angle there's been a whole will people working for the government organizations. join a campaign of civil disobedience so essentially it's a form of strike they are. using to do that what under the military will they were using to work directly for the military and so we've seen that there's a call for it across all governments organizations all civil servants we've seen calls from the youth a young gun youth network which is an activist group that where it's had the most impact and the thing that everyone's talking about the most is in the hospitals there are 17 hospitals and medical clinics that have reportedly signed up to today campaign for civil disobedience a group of opposition parties need peace to grey region says the ball and 50000

hello i'm adrian for the good this is al jazeera live from go also coming up opposition parties in ethiopia's tikrit region say that more than 50000 civilians have been killed in 3 months of conflict. a team of investigators from the world health organization visits a lab that's at the center of china's covert 19 conspiracy claims. that soaring covert infections in lebanon now a severe shortage of medical supplies puts it at even greater risk. we begin that end memo where the posse of ousted leader aung san suu kyi says the military has raided its offices in several regions and seized computers and documents a civil disobedience movement is growing 2 days off the military seized power out of remove the democratically elected government stuff that hospitals and medical to puppets in 30 towns have stopped working the group says that the army has put its own interests above the nation which has one of southeast asia's highest coronavirus death tolls overnight there was a public show. descend to the commercial capital young gong people that banged pots and pans in protest against the coup aung sa

hello this is adrian finnegan with you here in doha the headlines this hour u.s. president joe biden says that he's ending american support for the saudi led war in the yemen including a ban on the sale of specific weapons saudi arabia has responded by saying that it supports a political solution while the hooty say that they won't be deceived by statements and real peaceful only come when the aggression ns there are protests in myanmar neighboring countries as people continue to push back against a military coup democratically elected politicians from the national league for democracy and held a symbolic meeting they were prevented from taking their seats in the new parliament one of deposed leader aung san suu kyi is close aides has been arrested when 10 is a senior and l.d. party figure a former political prisoner who spent decades campaigning against military rule he turly a call for people to carry out acts of civil disobedience after monday's coup scott heibel reports now from chiang mai in neighboring thailand. some of the top lieutenants the top leadership

it is good to have you with us hello adrian figure here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. president joe biden says that he's ending american support for the saudi led war in yemen including a ban on the sale of specific weapons saudi arabia has responded by saying that it supports a political solution while the hooghly say they won't be deceived by statements of the real peaceful only come when the aggression in. hong kong has issued sweeping new rules for schools to teach children as young as 6 to obey the national security law imposed by mainland china included will be education about tough penalties for antigovernment offenses there are protests in myanmar neighboring countries as people continue to push back against a military coup democratically elected politicians from but our national league for democracy upheld a symbolic meeting they were prevented from taking their seats in the new parliament and one of the posed leader aung san suu cheese close aides has been arrested when 10 is a senior n l d party figure a former political prisoner who spent decades campaignin