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they said they have not received the same financial aid as air france employees. as a beginning of march, it was announced up to 30,000 employees at the airport could be laid off. two of the three terminals remain closed and the number of daily passengers has plummeted from 200,000 to just 20,000. the pandemic has wreaked havoc on tourism around the world. in saudi arabia, the loss of travel revenues has made the country depend on oil exports. >> saudi arabia's richest usually book for their holidays, rooms in the top luxury hotels in europe and -- the u.s.. -- in europe and the u.s.. but they have had to settle for local resorts like this artificial oasis built outside of riyadh in just over a few weeks. >> we wanted to give the fine dining experience alongside the desert experience. >> resorts like this were not built just to please locals. the covid crisisas derailed saudi arabia's plans to bring in international tourists so it can diversifyts oil dependent economy, to limit his losses, it is encouraging wealthy residents to spend whatever they can in saudi hot

passenger numbers have not seen a similar boost at air france.he carrier says customers who can no longer travel can have tickets exchanged or refunded. anchor: in the u.s., it is clear president biden's goal of injecting 100 million coronavirus shots, this more than a month before the target date. this comes as he prepares to beef up the nationwide vaccination effort. here is the president speaking earlier this friday. >> we hope we can keep the pace, about 2.5 miion per day, we may be able to get -- to double it. but we met the goal. anchor: good news for president biden this friday, as a new poll reveals the number of americans who approve of him has steadily grown since he took office. this boosted by the concrete steps concerning public health and the economic crisis due to the coronavirus. when it comes to immigration, americans are less convinced. 45% saying they disagree with his handling of an influx of migrants at the border with mexico. republicans say it is down to bite and rolling back the hard-line policies of donald trump. -- down

air france is testing a digital health pass in the form of a q.r. code on a number of flights from paris to guadalupe martinique and the u.s. one scan the certificate allows officials to verify a negative covert test and the flight information the trial will run for a month. or frankfurt is again among the world's top 10 financial hubs thanks to brags that in the ranking of the global financial centers index frankfurt is the 9th place of cirque paris and luxembourg another brags that when or at least in the financial sector is amsterdam. faisal reports for them sometimes new business district so he does he's doing enough to fin to companies started relocating from the u.k. last year trade is now falling in their wake. fortunately the united kingdom has left the european union and therefore is not able to to to continue business on the same way out of the european market as they were before and now amsterdam is taking over the parts that are specifically related to 2 trading this is the oldest stucky change in the world through a number of merges ove

in france with the covid recovery scheme was quite ambitious and said he is not there to bailout air francelt, but make them better companies. they have to commit in order to get the french recovery package to lowering carbon emissions over the next year. in the u.k., we gave a hand out easyjet in the sense that recovery should not be a bailout, it needs to build back better. that does not happen in less it is within the contract. that is why a mission, purpose-driven approach is how to set up more symbiotic public-private partnerships. guy: in the united states thus far we have subsidized income and now we move onto the next phase of the infrastructure plan. my question is, are we going to see that plan delivering the jobs the united states needs so desperately? we are in a moment, i think, in transition in the states, but is the big government going to benefit everybody within the u.s. in terms of the jobs we are going to be providing? mariana: hopefully it will. don't forget that even after the financial crisis there was a huge injection of liquidity in the system globally, but particula

air france is testing a digital health past in the form of a q.r. code on a number of flights from paris to quote a loop martinique and the us one scan the certificate allows officials to verify a negative covert test and the flight information the trial will run for a month. or frankfurt is again among the world's top 10 financial hubs thanks to brags that in the ranking of the global financial centers index frankfurt is a 9th place at of circ paris and luxembourg another brags that when or at least in the financial sector is amsterdam barbara faisal reports for them sometimes new business district so he does he's dooming enough to fin to companies start to dream locating from the u.k. last year trade is now following in their wake. fortunately the united kingdom has left the european union and therefore is not able to to to continue business on the same way out of the european market as they were before and now and is taking over the parts that are specifically related to trading this is the oldest stucky change in the world through a number of me

germany issued travel warnings for neighboring countries including france, austria, denmark and the czech republic. >> arriving by airar, or train, netting into germany has become harder for passengers from neighboring countries. travelers from france, austria, denmark, and the czech republic, now have to provide a negative test at the german border and then go into a 10 day quarantine which can be shortened by a second negative test after five days. >> this is a clear message. those who cannot present a negative test result will not come on board. we will allowed for more time until monday night, so airlines can't organize testing in those countries where there is no test structure. >> the move comes as germany's disease control agency one subject got weeks ahead. a third wave is heading the country hard. health experts say new infections could soar, if harsher precautions are not taken. the number of new confirmed infections in germany has jumped in recent weeks, driven by a more contagious and deadly strain, that first emerged in the u.k. in the meantime, as with many countries and that you, frustration is growing

france. there it is soft, but 40 years ago this moment the air was dense with smoke and the cries of men, and the air was filled with the crack of fire from the roaring cannon. at dawn on the morning of the 6th of june, 1944, 225 rangers jumped up the british landing craft and ran to the bottom of the cliffs. their mission was one of the most difficult and daring of the invasion. to climb these sheer and desolate cliffs and take out the enemy guns. the allies had been told that some of the mightiest of these guns were here, and they would be trained on the beaches to stop the allied advance. the rangers looked, up and saw the enemy soldiers at the edge of the cliff shutting down on them and shooting grenades and the american rangers began to climb. they shot rogue letters over the face of the clips and began to bring themselves up. one one ranger, fell another would take its place. when one rope was cast a ranger would begin to climb again. they climbed, shot back, and held their footing. soon won by, one the rangers put themselves over the top, and in seizing the firm land over the top of th

memorable determinants in years culminated in france losing to scotland and handing wales the title. the majority of the squad at the hands on several airw key behind closed doors ceremony at their training around this afternoon. they could've lifted it in paris last week's only they lost to france in their last game. in the end it didn't matter to the final standings. we end it didn't matter to the final standings— end it didn't matter to the final standinus. ~ . , , , end it didn't matter to the final standinus. . . . end it didn't matter to the final standing , , , ., standings. we came up 'ust shy of a grand slam — standings. we came up 'ust shy of a grand slam was h standings. we came up 'ust shy of a grand slam was pretty _ standings. we came upjust shy of a grand slam was pretty difficult - standings. we came upjust shy of a grand slam was pretty difficult to i grand slam was pretty difficult to take last week. obviously those emotions have moved on and to go through it again in a game which was full of drama made it very very special. six nations for the whole group when we are very proud of when we look back. group when we are

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up in georgia but stowed away on a freighter for europe and eventually settled in france as an infantry machine gunner, air fighter pilot and spy in world wars one and two. today, university of georgia professor, john murrow recounts eugene bullard's story. >> you usually reserve that for people who deserve a very big introduction indeed. and let me give a brief version of that to our listeners, john. my wonderful friend of the national world war ii museum, he's the convenor of the museum's presidential counselor, oversees the franklin professor of the history department at the university of georgia and athens, where he teaches courses of the history of modern europe, warfare and society. he's contributed to the education faculty and students at the national war columns, the u.s. military academy at west point. he's chaired the advisory committee with the secretary of the air force, as well as the resort advisory committee of the national museum of american history. history advisory committee of the army, something we share, i'm currently the chair of that. the work continues. most recently, and i'm just a

air quality. ten bay area neighborhoods are in the list. three are in alameda county. two are in france. the tenderloin and treasure island, and one is in contra ca costsa county. >> j.r. stone spoke with leaders in the communities about the state's new plan. >> we are on our way, and governor is just giving us a boost. and a good shot in the arm, so to speak. >> reporter: rev rant brown, president of the chapter of the naacp, is praising governor newsom. they will put aside 40% of the doses for the hardest hit. >> we are the most diverse state in the world, the most diverse, and we are falling short. all of the announcements we are made in the months, we are falling short. >> the governor's office says the rate of covid-19 invexs in house holds making less than $40,000 a yea a yea a yea a yeaa neighborhoods, going on to say the wealthier populations are getti getting vaccinated at twice the rate. and in alameda county, 9.3% of doses have gone >> the vaccine is free. you do not need to be a u.s. citizen. >> reverent brown 180 and says people were skeptical of the polio vaccine when he wa

handling of the pandemic is moving to assert greater control over the military france insisted only killed fighters in an air strike in mali in january off the un investigators concluded 900 civilians died a u.n. team says it came to its decision after analyzing satellite images visiting the site and interviewing more than $400.00 people from says the evidence is weak. international donors have pledged $6400000000.00 in aid to help syria but fell short of a u.n. target it had been hoping to raise $10000000000.00 the need for aid has increased during the pandemic which has compounded the syrian economy as problems. so those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after al-jazeera investigations the poaches pipeline statement that's a watch. as you can see it is a great tool to algeciras investigate if unit is infiltrating the illegal supply chain of rhino horn from the kill in africa to the sale in asia. to one of. you got to work that you don't put up with it's a huge amount of money that's worth more than gold or platinum. rhino horn is now one of the most profitable commodities on the inte

france. >> reporter: i'm paula hancocks in seoul. korean aird to gain access to the travel pass. this is a pass that allows travelers to cord their covid-19 testing results and also any possible vaccination. the international transportation association is calling on governments to start issuing digital vaccine credentials to try and smooth the restart of international travel. now, it's planning to roll into this travel pass as early as the end of this month. of this mont >> thank you both. >> after multiple delays because of the pandemic, the doors of super nintendo world are finally open in japan. >> cnn's selena wang takes us on a tour of the first theme-based park based on the popular video games. >> reporter: here we go. entering super nintendo world through the war pipe. follow me. ♪ >> reporter: here we are. look at everything that the park offers. after all nearly a near long delay of covid-19, this theme park in universal japan is finally open to the public. we are getting a sneak peek before the big crowds come. this is how things look

france established and renamed it the french air and space force. japan established its first and nato established a space operations center in the air command in germany so when it was a benign domain it really didn't need international partners.s. all you needed to be able to t o is launch satellites and have it survive and you were good to go. that is in the case today. like all of the services we have partnerships that increase the capabilities. we formed close international partnerships and today we trained together, exercise together, operate together and for the first time, we are building capabilities together and exploring the development of norms of responsible behavior in space. through unity at home and abroad we are building strength in space. bmoving forward, the united states has the opportunity to lead with the values to establish the trust and relationships necessary to create responsible behaviors. it will be the hallmark of our approach to the military activities in space and our competitors are moving fast. we will go further tog

air quality. ten bay area neighborhoods are in the list. three are in alameda county. two are in france. tenderloin and treasure island, and one is in contra cc costsa county. >> j.r. stone spoke with leaders in the communities about the state's new plan. >> we are on our way, and governor is just giving us a boost. and a good shot in the arm, so to speak. >> reporter: rev rant brown, president of the chapter of the naacp, is praising governor newsom. they will put aside 40% of the doses for the hardest hit. >> we are the most diverse state in the world, the most diverse, and we are falling short. all of the announcements we are made in the months, we are falling short. >> the governor's office says the rate of covid-19 i house holds making less than $40,000 a y a y a y a y a y a y neighborhoods, going on to say the wealthier populations are getti getting vaccinated at twice the rate. and in alameda county, 9.3% of doses have gone >> the vaccine is free. you do not need to be a u.s. citizen. >> reverent brown 180 and says people were skeptical of the polio vaccine when he was a boy. he h

. —— lots of people. 60% of new variant ofs —— 60% of the new cases in france are new variants, but is it not right to airt to air on the side of caution?— but is it not right to air on the side of caution? it depends on how much caution _ side of caution? it depends on how much caution you _ side of caution? it depends on how much caution you want. _ side of caution? it depends on how much caution you want. will - side of caution? it depends on how much caution you want. will be - side of caution? it depends on how| much caution you want. will be 9596 much caution you want. will be 95% effective, will it prevent having infections at all, transmitting infections, going into hospital? the worst—case scenario is that it will. them being hospitalised but you might continue like you do with influenza. but having had the vaccine, you will not be naive to any virus strain that comes along with its family. so any virus strain that comes along with its family.— any virus strain that comes along with its family. so we are being too cautious, with its family. so we are being too cautious. that _ with its family. so

france has rejected the u.n. report that says its military killed 19 civilians in air strike on a wedding in mali saying it only killed armed fighters human rights monitors say only 3 armed men were killed during the raid on the village of duty in the center of the country in january it says it came to its decision after analyzing satellite images visiting the site and interviewing more than 400 people the french defense ministry says the evidence is weak and is based on local witnesses aren't identified. now how do you stop another 200000 ton ship blocking the suez canal that's a key question for experts in egypt the vital waterway has been getting back to usual after the ever given was freed on monday after 6 days as under schapelle reports that delay came with a big cost. in the early morning start as these container ships try to make up for lost time maritime traffic is moving again on egypt's suez canal after being disrupted for 6 days about 140 ships are expected to pass through on tuesday the canal was blocked by a ship as long as new york's empire state building is tall dredger crews worked around the clock to

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france. a country now labels a high-risk covid-19 area. cnn, new york. >>> and you can see dr. sanjay gupta's interviews on cnn on the special "covid war" airs sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> as evan reported, germany is imposing new rules on visitors from france. spain is also rolling out as new measures as france struggles to keep the outbreak under control. starting wednesday in spain, all travelers over the acge of 6, have to show the gold standard of pcr tests negative. it was in place by those traveling by plane, boat, and now driving over the border with some exceptions. senior international correspondent joining us now from outside paris. france the target of more and more restrictions. take us through what lead to this and how the french are reacting. >> i think, basically, the numbers continue to go up here. there's talk now that the government may be forced to act. the president said sunday nothing has been decided in terms of further restrictions but clearly it's on the minds of a lot lot of people. the numbers are goings a mom --s a momically. they've had to move covid-19 patients outside the paris region and the icu numbers in

air come from? it's originated from northern africa and it's made its way all the way north across iberia and france the north—west, we've still got this cold front that's been bringing relentless rain into western scotland. there's more to come out of that overnight. to the south of the front, yes, it will turn chilly in a few spots but not as cold as last night which, really, lose that threat of frost temperatures in the mid range of single figures. through wednesday, the story though is about this cold front coming into play. now, not particularly potent through wednesday, the rain won't be as heavy, but it's what it ushers in behind it that will make the difference. the clue is in the name "cooler air". so, temperatures 8 degrees down across northern scotland on wednesday. 14 for belfast but we're still looking at the potential of 23 in the south—east of england. wednesday into thursday, the cold front sinks further south across the uk. high pressure comes to dominate, so essentially a lot of fine weather but it's moved us, that change in things into cooler air across the board. we'll still have

up in georgia but stowed away on a freighter for europe and eventually settled in france as an infantry machine gunner, airfighter pilot and spy in world wars one and two. today, university of georgia professor, john murrow recounts eugene bullard's story. >> you usually reserve that for people who deserve a very big introduction indeed. and let me give a brief version of that to our listeners, john. my wonderful friend of the national world war ii museum, he's the convenor of the museum's presidential counselor, oversees the franklin professor of the history department at the university of georgia and athens, where he teaches courses of the history of

france heading towards another national lockdown? with cases rapidly increasing we take the temperature on the french economy. biking to a better future. willa switch to more electric two—wheelers help solve india's airollution problems? and if you love cinema, la is the place to be — as movie theatres there are beginning to re—open. we begin in france today, where a third national lockdown looms large, but the french government is insisting it's doing everything possible to avert more restrictions that could be devastating for the economy. a year ago to the day, president macron appeared on television confirming the closure of schools and the stay—at—home order that led to the country's first lockdown. officials say the paris region may be forced to lock down soon, as patients with new covid—19 variants fill up hospitals�* intensive care wards, with special medical planes taking patients from the paris area to less—saturated regions over the weekend. france currently has a 6pm nationwide curfew in place with weekend lockdowns in two regions, but it is still seeing a rise in case numbers. joining me now is tomasz michalski, economics professor, hec paris. good to see you again. first, do you think a

the lawyers working overtime spain has tried this and in france there's been an ongoing court process to get the tech giants to pay news which airs the big difference with the australian media bargaining code is that there's actually a process in place where if the media giants and the big tech companies do not come to an agreement then there's an arbitration process to force there to be some kind of transaction taking place and that in particular seems to be a piece that google and facebook do not want to. just hate it nobody's really trying to introduce a piece of legislation like this before it's not a very good piece of legislation but it's a signal of intent of major democracy to come up with some sort of way you solving this problem that we've all been talking about for quite some time the power of the big horns and how to properly hold them to account is a 1st it's a lot but i think it's important that we're starting to have these conversations i expect you know politicians to come up with successful ones of regularity. you would have predicted an initiative like the media bargaining code coming out of australia which is l

france established a space command and renamed the air force the french air and space force. japan established its first space operation squadron. and nato just is establishing a space operation center in their air command in germany. so when space was a benign domain, we really didn't need international partners. all you needed to do was be able to launch satellites and survive launch and be good to go. that's not the case today. just like all of the services, we built partnerships that increase our total capability and allow us to stand together against malign actors in space. we formed close international partners. and today we train together, we exercise together, we war game together, we operate together. for the very first time, we're building capabilities together and exploring the development of norms of responsible behavior in space. through unity at home and abroad we're building strength in space. moving forward, the united states has an opportunity to lead with american values, to establish the trust and the relationships necessary to create norms and responsible

airs sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> spain is rolling out new measures as france struggles to keep its outbreak under control.ting wednesday in spain, all travelers over the age of 6 arriving from france will have to show a negative pcr test. that's the gold standard of covid tests takin in the previous 72 hours. this was already in place for those traveling by plane or boat. that will now apply to people driving over the border with some exceptions. >>> senior international correspondent jim bitterman joins us from outside paris. jim, france the target of more and more restrictions. what led to this, and how are the french reacting? >> i think what led to it was the spike in cases here. it's just been amazing to watch this over the last few weeks. it's just been a gradual increase every day, one day after another, and then the rolling seven-day averages have been increasing as well. and none of the measures the french have taken so far have seemed to have much impact on those numbers. the icu numbers are particularly bad. the -- in the paris region, doctors are warning they're really at their limit. almost a

france. the ceremonies completed the iron curtain lifted for austria as church spells proclaimed the rebirth of freedom. operation alert a realistic rehearsal for an atomic attack was the biggest nationwide air raid drill ever attempted in washington. 15,000 key government workers left their desks scattering to 31 secret rural sites away from the capital. military personnel emptied out of the pentagon while at the same time state department employees joined americans from coast to coast in taking cover against the mythical assault the pulse of the nation stood still. oh glory flew over the tent where government agencies carried on their duties after the attack from an emergency white house president eisenhower led the nation in operation alert. the survival town atom test measured a model village in the nevada desert against the awesome power of nuclear energy buildings of various materials went up a million dollars worth of equipment was installed including light like mannequins and tons of food to measure the contamination caused by radiation. the big dolls were survival towns sold inhabitants. thanks took part in their first atomic maneuvers some less than a mile away the closest yet in a

into the low countries across parts of france but high pressure comes in behind that will keep it nice and quiet but to the east of that high we're dragging cold air from an old direction so single figures across a good part of central and eastern europe with some snow there was some snow flurries around the outs pushing across parts of germany into poland easing through into western side of russia and that was the southeast as well some west of weather there once again. turning a little drier and brighter for grace on places like that for the western side of the med. showers will continue to rumble away as we go through the next couple of days and on into the weekend in the west of weather that will make its way back across the balkans most snow coming in here some showers into northern parts of grace up towards a northwest that's the place to be fine and dry on a little breezy across the far north of scotland but it will be lost the settled and sunny some of the city for the northeastern corner of africa but i would also northwest what the weather coming through here those showers that we have across that western side of the mediterranean will b

air on. i am hopeful they are keeping an open mind about this as they look at the situation. >> how about the europeans, do you see change? >> we talk about germany, france and england. for the british this is any situation. they were in the eu. so they can take if they want more independent hardline. we in the united states in my discussions with french diplomats i've heard this many times they thought we could have had a better deal than the jcpoa so they may end up with a stiffening spine of the administration. the softest is probably germany and i don't think that has changed oror will change. >> did the trump administration tried to obstruct the jcpoa? >> no, i heard that we were doing various things and in imposing sanctions. no, i mean, we saw it. there might well be this comprehensive negotiation and as we got closer and closer to the inauguration it seemed every additional piece of pressure on iran was against the biden administration, giving them additional leverage with whiche to negotiate. they said they wanted to negotiate so we were giving them cards to play. i do not think that is obstructive in any way. >> so the trump administration n pe

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frances. >> thank you >> things do seem to be warming up, though #'s janessa webb has a look at our weather on this morning. >> good morning, everyone. it's warmer air starting to surge in across the central u.s. we're watching a few storms that will flow into the pacific northwest this afternoon but still very quiet conditions early this morning with that pattern change we're above average in most across t east coast and we'll see temperatures filtering in with highs above average from the great lakes to the midwest.t today. cleveland 62, slightly cooler across northern new england, in the mid-30s. we'll look more at these above normal highs coming up guys >> we've got to enjoy it all right, thank you, janessa. >>> grammy award winning artist and producer ferrell williams recently released a skin care line and now onto his next project, a hotel fans can now book a room at good time hotel set in open in south beach. the seven story building has 266 guest rooms which start at $260 a night. >> doesn't seem bad probably because it's south beach that's not bad coming up we'll take you inside the pope's historic trip to iraq >> and 56 years after bloody

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rather cold air heading increasingly wet and windy as go through the next couple days across the british isles and that will eventually push its way in across the low countries through parts of france easing across germany right sleet and snow then irakli and on a very strong wind gals will see big al's at times it slides across a little see in sioux norway and sweden and you can see a fair bit of snow there as this moderate she bumps into the cold air readily turns to snow in the process and that's what the baltic states we have some snow in here as well we'll see some snowy weather there across the northern parts of poland down to the southeast have got some snow here as well for good measure just into well northeastern parts of turkey in between in this fight in dry moscow a cold minus 7 celsius sunshine there down across a good part of ukraine then as we push on into friday well that wintry weather continues to fade further east where it's slightly drier weather comes rattling in behind with quite a few showers those showers still stretched across a good part of france but despite in portugal at least here is fine dry sunny and pleasantly warm. frank assessments should we be bu

big obstacle for the burmese army to overcome and tory want to france which you see any of this is is likely to me because as for coming on air hearing is that more protesters are still being killed out there indeed and it's a really a daily story that. just doesn't stop it's relentless on saturday we saw large numbers of fake talent is even more injuries in mandalay and yet the smalling they came out of the crack of dawn on to the streets we've had fatalities in bugaboo in. central myanmar up in the north in kitchens states we've heard in the last couple of hours to morph 8 ounces in township in yangon where apparently a chinese factory is now on fire in gulf in the whole area in smoke and i think this is the real concern for so many people outside myanmar watching as this is the whole country appears to descend into chaos particularly inside many people i think who watch the queue unfold are really concerned the nighttime they are seeing this groups of security services this the soldiers the police going around indiscriminately firing flash grenades live weapons in some cases into houses grabbing people off the streets some

hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. manus: thank you very much. coming up, francetaly can't at an -- france and italy hint at an astrazeneca u-turn. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is going to take another three to four months to pick up in the large amount of doses they will get from different manufacturers, because of vaccine nationalism, and a new thing, raw materials nationalism. what the u.s. has done, and i send this message to the decision-makers in the u.s., please not put a ban on critical raw materials other global vaccine manufacturers need. manus: that was the ceo of the india company speaking about equality summit. melinda gates -- melinda gates says there will not be a recovery if the covered -- women and minorities have been disproportionately hit. she spoke to emily chang as part of the bloomberg equality summit. melinda: it is working in some high-end countries, we are seeing broader distribution in the united states and some european countries, but it is not working yet for middle and low income countries. those are places where people are struggling a

across northern parts of france across the low countries and look at the wintry mix that we have into central parts of europe single figures here it is on the coast side that cold air that when she weather or the way down towards rumania this rain showers into central parts of the mediterranean some showers there it's a crease western side of the med looking decidedly unsettled and as we go on into where friday wetter still at this stage we could even see some snow coming in across the pyrenees 11 celsius in madrid glasgow warmer than madrid on friday more pleasant sunshine light winds the u.k. doing very nicely but the wintry flurries and cold that continues to the east. and it's time for a different approach one that is going to challenge the way you think and asking the questions now is your new host on the next season of the show that's got no space for sale but only can be so let's leave simplicity to the headlines join me as our take on the last dismantle the misconceptions and debate the contradictions . are marc lamont hill and it's time to get up from right here and i'll give you. welcome back the headlines on al-jazeera tanzania has declared 14 days of mo

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air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. annmarie? annmarie: laura wright, thank you. eu nations, including germany and france, are resuming the use of astrazeneca vaccines starting today. but has confidence in the vaccination program been undermined? we answer that question. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the german government is suspending coronavirus back nations -- vaccinations with the esther beneke a -- with the astrazeneca dose as a precaution. >> there are very few cases that are outside the normal, but they are very significant. we hope that the ema can in the shortest time it clear any doubt and allow us to start up again. >> this is a safe and effective vaccine. it's benefits in protecting people from covid-19 with the associated risks outweigh the possible risks. >> tomorrow morning, the french high health authority will update its recommendation regarding the astrazeneca vaccine so we can resume the vaccination campaign. >> that is the national government in all 16 federal states that over the course of the day, vaccinations with astrazeneca can start again in germany. >> the oxford jab is safe and the

with john france wind officer again you know on a paper regarding the special effects of covert 19 in africa and i think that their collaboration intrigued me as an equal i was allowed me to air my views as a woman and also to highlight the gender aspects of covert 19 particularly armed women in business and their careers and this actually helps out also to take out the emotional turmoil that's associated with sexism within science and within the academic profession as well so i commend collaborators who treat women as equals mainly because they are actually doing the work related to combating sexism within science and in the academic field overall what else did you find. in how code nineteen's affecting the economy and female entrepreneurs in guyana. we found that cover 90 we found that in general women have less to lose than men and the fact of their previous sales on their future sales affects men and women more than men and so we find that because we mean right now 3 different condemned make have to stand home and take care of their children their sales for the products that is selling are really low and so this will be and obviously impact their future business prospects

air, he makes friends. this guy has become friends with a lot. there is this incredible bond moment and he goes off to fly and will be flying the latest france hasoffer. the plane was built like a brick but fast and powerful. unfortunately,'s career is going to be relatively short because he has a problem. there are going to be -- this is 1917 now in the united states is involved -- there will be no black aviators in the u.s. air service. robert: i was about to ask. prof. morrow: he is already in the lafayette flying -- any american becomes part of lafayette flying corps. this is different from the fighter squadron. he is automatically a member of the lafayette flying corps, but the man who is responsible paying them and organizing is the doctor who runs the american hospital, gross. he is a ferocious racist. he cannot stop them but he refuses to acknowledge bullard, he refuses to pay him except at the very end. he makes him wait until everybody else has been paid. gross really does not want him in the air right all. this is going to accord some of the americans because they cannot tolerate, with no african-americans in the air service, how can

air and on bloomberg quicktake powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. manus: thank you. laura wright at london hq. europe's biggest countries halt the astrazeneca vaccine. germany, francey all stopped distribution following reports of serious blood clotting. the measures mean further delays to the already sluggish e.u. vaccine campaign and the drugs were later -- regulator says the benefits of the shot outweigh the risks. joining us is bertram. astrazeneca says safety incidents of blood clotting is minimal according to empirical research they have done and yet we have a roll call of countries pausing the use of this vaccine. is this politics at play over science? >> i have no strong insight why various governments have been doing this. the first thing we should note is the european medical agency has authorized the use of the vaccine and i think really what the european leaders should think about very carefully is weighing the relative risks. here, we have perhaps a small risk -- i'm not even sure how big it is. that is for medical personnel to judge, but there is big risk on the other hand of not vaccinating people and literally if you are not vaccinated, you are at r