and say argentina's president isn't suffering symptoms after he tested positive for the coronavirus alberta for mendez was diagnosed despite receiving 2 doses of the sputnik the vaccine earlier this year presidential staff say he'll now isolate as they continue to observe his condition. now hungary's government is clamping down on independent reporting on the country's vaccination campaign and on the situation in hospitals andree has one of the highest per capita death rates from the cove at 19 in the e.u. although it also has the highest vaccination rate one in funny for char but from one doctor on a reality that's at odds with the picture put forward by the. soldiers monitor people checking into his hospital treating patients when we start to film the building go they are doing a t.v. thing over there they ask us to film the parking lot according to staff inside the hospital is that capacity. one doctor has to take care of 10 patients and oxygen is in short supply these are just some of the claims for hearing from inside the hospital from a doctor but we cannot verify these claims as. ind

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i think it is important to have a player confirming what alberta reported about the way it operated andating. so when you have trump in there and someone like gaetz, 2016 gaetz arrives, there was a synergy where trump would court these people who would go on fox and praise him. but the thing is, brian you and i have and others have been writing about this, how fox is a political tool for the republican party and not just for the republican party, but the far right wing of the party with guys like gaetz and jim jordan. and that is what is interesting about this. look, the criminal stuff that is out there, we don't know about that. that is terrible stuff if he's found guilty of any of it. but just in his terms of his career, here is what i would be worried about. the way fox on wednesday said we have no interest in hiring this guy ever. >> they did that, yes, they did. >> that doesn't sound like fox. if he's dead to fox, he's dead politically. and that -- >> well hold on. is that true? abby, what do you think? what about news max? maybe news max would still hire him. what do you think, ab

called stitch a key player for the high flying eagles from alberta the compact. after. the sun always seems to be shining in both sport as they chase champions league qualification 3rd in the table they get to lose in their own backyard this season the opening goal in their game against cologne typified their form right now even when things go wrong they somehow still go right. a collision between teammates a stumble and an improvised pass the 4 use a quick hello hit home a deflected finish in the 6. tonight monette. was gaffer all of it last no wasn't sure what he just seen but he liked it all the same. cologne keeper tino horne ensured the score stayed at one mia. most sports record a 15th one of the season now to teams in far worse form. a ray of sunshine through the clouds a promising omen for stuttering rock bottom shelter provided a chance to banish the gloom of the back to back to seats on the home side started brightly. 26 minute polish found who picked out a surging kerim. the germans cross was inch perfect. invent double their lead in the 72nd minute. sent pat

now argentina is struggling with a 2nd wave of current a virus infections president alberta for nanda is among those infected and also self isolating the government has imposed strict lockdown measures there across the country including a nighttime curfew. and eerie calm on the streets of berlin as ira's. people have been ordered to stay home between midnight and 6 am. the curfew is aimed at bringing a deadly 2nd wave under control. agitator is the 2nd worst affected country in latin america after brazil infections have hit a new daily high of 24000 with over 200 deaths so. agree the new restrictions including closing bars and restaurants at 11 pm unnecessary. people complain about the restrictions i respect their point of view but a lot of people make all the time and that generates more cases i think it's more a problem with society than with the government imposing restrictions. that many are frustrated with the seemingly endless lockdowns combined with a lack of government financial support nearly half the population are living in poverty during the worst economic crisis in 20 yea

it's worst in the provinces of alberta and ontario, where police now have new powers to curb the spreadent from previous waves, in part because the variants of concern are more communicable and more serious. >> reporter: and better news here in new york. hospitalizations are to their lowest point since december. and the new york city mayor bill de blasio says five million new yorkers should be fully vaccinated by june. >> diaz: tom hanson, thank you so much. a deadly covid variant tearing through brazil has that country's medical system at a breaking point. a cbs news team traveled there this week, and as manuel bojorquez reports, the situation is dire. >> reporter: vila penteado hospital in sao paulo is not only full, it no longer accepts anyone but covid-19 patients. dr. daniela de jesus says the virus' victims are getting younger, and once they are here, the odds are against them. in your experience, how many of these nine people in this one room will recover, or not? >> ( speaking spanish ) >> reporter: less than half will recover. you really get the sense of worst-case scenario bei

central part of canada ontario quebec you'll see some clouds and some rain some snow there over towards alberta but for the western side of kind of the fall and dry the western side of the u.s. warm sunshine coming through elevated far risk once again with phoenix getting up into the mid thirty's the fine weather the dry weather well that comes down across much of mexico seep out across the caribbean as well as some places the plow the clouds actually stick is just around hispaniola for a time so will be some wet weather there coming into the dominican republic and also into haiti or the way of sunshine as we go on through west sas day elsewhere this blue skies and fun and sunny. welcome to down from every one of us. even those working quietly behind the scenes . so you can relax enjoy the perfect break in your journey. and when you leave with a smile we know our day's work is done qatar a welcome to our home. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour a critical care doctor says a lack of oxygen drugs killed told floyd when he was pinned down by police and told when tes

just spilling out of alberta further west we got warmth the base say we got warm but rather pacific northwest seattle $24.00 degrees celsius and 5 i can see as a result of that and it's a similar picture as we go on through monday perhaps more snow coming down across the northern plains by this stage cold enough in denver just 4 degrees celsius sweater weather still there into florida for a time which latches way across the yucatan peninsula as we go on through the next couple of days for much of the caribbean sunshine and cellists. but. it's a very bleak picture for a lot of americans out there are quite sick. let me see in fact all of our teachings you're putting more money into the hands of someone 1st keiki money out of the hands of other workers several goes to their king after he becomes a us versus them this is the deal about constraining your nuclear program the bottom line the big questions on out is they are. from the from venice of caracas to the battlefields around also our job is to get to the truth and empower people through knowledge while you're. watching al-jazeera reminder o

and the reality is money look at prisoners and a colleague of mine is doing research and in our in alberta bronzer she found an upper it's beyond 90 percent of the persons incarcerated experience the 1st chance in events if you look at their meeting condition i guess the health condition imagine persons who are incarcerated are at risk and it's brain injuries so they have an individual with a brain injury that is led in and it's tied to their criminality i think society has to recognize that it's much more complex behaviors are not necessarily reflective of what they want to do they aren't in there an intent many times they are there moments and reasoned if we can do more for these individuals to be preventative future incidents i think a society will benefit because they can be law abiding citizens for contributing to the labor market in the economy. where i mean revocation someone who got lost or committed a crime once out of desperation sounds very compassionate but you know a lot of people who end up in prison are not interested in becoming better in what i mean is it like i hear you w

by the texas health and human services commission and department of family and protective services alberta has instructed competent all authorities to probe the child abuse cases immediately. and it's not only children's safety at stake and biden administration has received another barrier of criticism after 2 men on a u.s. terror watch list were detained at the southern border the border protection agency detailed the arrest in a news release u.s. border patrol agents assigned to they are central sector and arrested to yemen a man within the last 2 months that's where identified in the terrorism watch list . the press statement was swiftly removed from the department website and soundest it that they men were from yemen and they had been apprehended in. california the number of people on the f.b.i.'s watch this arrested trying to enter the us is so fun unknown. pulls among the surge of migrants illegally crossing the u.s. border and being detained we now find out that among those who were detained were 2 yemeni men who were on the terrorism watch list now white house spokesperson jen psak

days as we make our way further west so we've got some wintry flavia's coming back in across say alberta pushing towards manitoba the mountain states the u.s. northern parts of california could see some snow as we go through the next couple of days as we go on into monday that will continue to slide its way a little further east was pushing in across the rockies snow for the canadian prayer is a bit of snow for the u.s. prairie's further south it's looking fine interact with some pleasant spring sunshine at long last all the way down into western parts of florida so looking good here the fine weather stretches across a good part of mexico it is set fair here in the sense that say across much of the caribbean with lots of love the sunshine just want to shout into jamaica into cuba into haiti but elsewhere a slightly sunny. on counting the cost of the climate emergency and the price of going green and why it doesn't need to cost the earth new zealand unlikely leader an economics becomes the test bed for controlling house prices plus no gold deposits so why is it one of iraq's biggest expor

and the reality is money look at christmas and a colleague of mine is doing research and in our in alberta ronsard she found that upwards beyond 90 percent of the persons incarcerated experience it 1st chance in events if you look at their meeting condition i guess a health condition imagine persons who are incarcerated or addresses in its brain injuries so they have an individual with a brain injury that is led in and it's tied to their criminality i think society has to recognize that it's much more complex behaviors are not necessarily reflective of what they want to do they aren't in there an intent many times they are there moments and reasoned if we can do more for these individuals to be preventative future incidents i think a society will benefit because they can be law abiding citizens for contributing to the labor market in the economy. where i mean revocation someone who got lost committed a crime one siro out of desperation sounds very compassionate but you know a lot of people who end up in prison are not interested in becoming better in what i mean is that like i hear you whe

argentina's president alberta fernandez has tested positive for covert 19 weeks after receiving the russians put the vaccine in its return and said he was waiting for the result to be confirmed and said he's in good spirits despite having a slight fever for. iraq has received more than a quarter 1000000 astra zeneca vaccine through kovacs the u.n. back vaccine alliance led by the world health organization the government aims to inoculate 20 percent of the population of 40000000 by the end of the year but that goal could prove difficult as it were to fall to reports from baghdad. after months of delay at contradictory messages from the ministry of health iraq's covert 19 vaccination campaign has begun. with now received 336000 vaccines in the being distributed according to plan to health clinics across iraq the priority health workers security forces the elderly and people with immunity disorders. that prioritize ation plan has yet to be implemented the government 1st asked people to register online but because of limited uptake it then opened the doors to everyone including young people like

coming into bay say for a time that will make us well a little further east was easing across into alberta as we go on through sunday the much of north america doing quite nicely thank you just catch a shower would see that eastern side of texas pushing across into the wheezy and want to see showers to scattered across the caribbean i think the heaviest rain will be through the bahamas or running down across cuba jamaica could see some wet weather haiti also seeing some lively showers not shower remakes or say extending across into central america for a time the east analysis nothing too bad here it's fine dry sunny and of course will. xenophobia violent and beating the drum for an ethnic civil war in the heart of europe. generation identity was at one time the fastest growing far right organization on the continent now watch the investigation that led to the french government banning the group. generation hate. part one of a special 2 part investigation on a. welcome back agreement of our top stories here on al-jazeera a man who has run the car into police at a barricade surrounding the u

just spilling out of alberta further west we got warmth for base a we got was rather pacific northwest seattle $24.00 degrees celsius and 5 i can see as a result of that and it's a similar picture as we go on through monday perhaps more snow coming down across the northern plains by this stage cold enough in denver just 4 degrees celsius sweater weather still there into florida for a time which latches way across the yucatan peninsula as we go on through the next couple of days for much of the caribbean sunshine and cellists. planet earth a wondrous diverse ecosystem but human activity is the escalating climate change and posing an accidental threat in the lead up to us to al jazeera run special coverage documentary discussions and reports exploring the consequences of our actions and inactions and showcasing ways in which some are seated to turn the tide a season of programming exploring the climate crisis ahead of earth day on al-jazeera. welcome back welcome if you're just joining us you're watching al-jazeera i'm peter dhabi your headlines 3000000 people have died of covert 19 arou

central parts of canada ontario quebec will see some clouds and some rain some snow there over towards alberta but for the western side of kind of the dry the western side of the u.s. warm sunshine coming through elevated fire risk once again with famous getting up into the mid thirty's the fine weather the dry weather well that comes down across much of mexico too bad across the caribbean as well as the basin places the plow the cloud is just around hispaniola for a time say will be some wet weather there coming into the dominican republic and also into haiti we're on the way of sunshine as we go on through west sas day elsewhere blue skies and fun and sunny. the story goes that the statue of an ancient greek god he beneath the waves for millenia. until a palestinian fisherman on earth the priceless relic. the story continues that as the world's attention was drawn to. mysteriously the day it disappeared once again. the apollo of. on the. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera live from doha i'm peter dhabi your top stories so far this half hour a critical care doctor says a lack of oxygen n

coming into bay say for a time that will make us well a little further east was easing across into alberta as we go on through sunday the much of north america doing quite nicely thank you what just catch a shower or 2 that eastern side of texas pushing across into the wheezy and want to show is too scattered across the caribbean i think the heaviest rain will be through the bahamas running down across cuba jamaica could see some wet weather haiti also seeing some lively showers not remakes or say extending across into central america for a time the eastern artists nothing too bad here it's fine dry sunny and of course warm. in some time i can swear news students are being bullied abuse and humiliation by they teach it one on one east investigates thailand school scandal one l g c. b the hero world needs right. washing. the oh a. book about the watching of 0 with me so ho rob a reminder of our top stories about the drive the car into police at a barricade surrounding the u.s. capitol complex before jumping up with a nice one officer was killed in the attack another was shot the attacker wa

and wanting to double it is life alberta lead on the golf relic from me and the entire team thanks for your company. gun laws. people have to say 1st to us. that's why we listen to the stories reporter every weekend on t w. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing. what measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus of data the code of special monday to friday on w. this week on world stories. tech jobs instead of terrorism in belgium. pollution instead of prosperity in nigeria. but we begin in germany. while politicians continue discussing the 3rd lock down citizens are increasingly frustrated with the consequences of the pen demick. the bergdorf family in berlin a year after the corona virus pandemic began everyone is at home everyone is busy at their computer well almost everyone. leandro was struggling with his math homework the 14 year old spends up to 9 hours a day at his laptop 1st for his lessons then for homework sometimes leandro has to force himself to keep up with his tas

central parts of canada ontario quebec will see some clouds and some rain some snow there over towards alberta but for the western side of kind of the dry the western side of the u.s. warm sunshine coming through elevated fire risk once again with famous getting up into the mid thirty's the fine weather the dry weather well that comes down across much of mexico too bad across the caribbean as well as some places the cloud the cloud stick is just around hispaniola for a time say will be some wet weather there coming into the dominican republic and also into haiti well in the way of sunshine as we go on through west sas day elsewhere the skies and fine sunny. programs right through the government and the catholic church are the very best of friends the curse supports the government the government supports the church their critics claim they both draw power from demonizing others they find an enemy and then they try and scare the people with that and it's not idealogies hatred. have recent changes to abortion laws pushed the public too far. people in power press the gates poland's church and stat

here's author pavlozski in alberta, canada. >> please get out immediately.this property immediately. out. i don't want to -- out of this property immediately. i don't want to her a word. out. out! out of this property! immediately until -- you come back with a warrant. >> mark: he called them nazis and the gestapo. preach it, peacher man. through the sheer power of the word, he drove them down the stairs like jesus throwing them out of the temple. for it is written, my house should be called a house of prayer. the only people committing a crime there were her majesty's miserable and unworthy calgary that were in breach of section 176 of the canadian criminal code. "everyone that willfully disturbed those meant for religious persecution is meant for a slam dunk." there's a tragic element to the diminished state of the christian church as year into this thing. if there were a huge opportunity for religious ministry, a world in which every thing else is dead, movies, shows, sports, concerts, restaurants, all the noisy distractions of the secular life is surely

as well as in british columbia — the brazil variant has also been found in ontario and alberta.tate of covid in canada? t general state of covid in canada? i think the best way to describe it is that it's becoming increasingly important. right now, it does not represent the dominant form of covid—19 across canada nationally or specific to a pc. and even when you look at the variance, the uk variant is actually proportionally bigger of the known purported cases compared with the brazil variant. but what we're seeing especially in particular in brazil is this really rapid growth of the brazil variant, and that's what has people more concerned about that particular one. i'll add just a little bit detail quickly about what you just mentioned around the closure of the whistler ski resort and the canucks, just to clarify i don't know for certain if the variant was involved in the canucks outbreak. we just wrote that it was a covid—19 outbreak and it wasn't necessarily known that it was this brazil variant, sojust known that it was this brazil variant, so just to clarify that point. va

i was taken by a famous passage from alberta moon's the plague which features as a protagonist a physician set in north africa in the 1940s but based on outbreaks of bubonic plague in the prior century and this is the path i will close with, the protagonist of the plague, resolved to compile the chronicle so some memorial of the injustice and outreach that might endure and stay quite simply what we learn in times of pestilence that there are more things to admire in men and women than to despise. that is how i feel, there's more to admire in times like that. >> that has been my experience. welcome to the san antonio book festival, supported by nowhere bookshop which is a local bookshop in san antonio and please by your copies and that would be fantastic. you need to read them. through a different lens. tell us about yourself. >> my first jab, a little behind, the vaccine was injected, a woman, a nurse born in vietnam, the technology that underlies it, by somebody whose parents were sitting in germany, the company that uses it was run by a greek immigrant, a hungary and immigrant developing

administration's stance on the line 3 pipeline, a proposed pipeline expansion that would move tarsan's oil from alberta, canada, to superior, wisconsin. the route passing through the mississippi headwaters through wetlands and through the treaty territory of the anishinabe peoples. >> the biden administration is really sensitive to indigenous peoples and their homelands and making sure that we are not uprooting communities that we have a moral obligation to partner with communities and nations. you know, that pipeline i believe is under review, but i know that this administration would much rather see pipelines that are carrying clean energy like hydrogen or co2 that it puts underground or for replacing water pipes that are contaminated with lead. if we're going to do pipes, let's do pipes that build the infrastructure of america in a way that is future-looking and not rely upon fuels or transport fuels, even though our neighbors to the north want it, that are not going to contribute to reducing greenhouse gas pollution. >> sounds like you do not support it. >> well, it's not in my department, but i ca

. >> lawrence, thanks for having me and for your curious viewers, alberta seeing senator ed markey on your show later on tonight. >> you ruined it! you earned it for us. okay, that's right. your first job in politics. i want to go to something senator scott said last night, criticizing the tax increases in the infrastructure proposal. let's listen to that. >> it's a liberal wish list, a big government waste, plus the biggest job killing tax hikes in a generation. experts say, when all is said and done, we would lower wages of average american workers and shrink our economy. >> joe biden said there are jobs more than i've ever heard any president addressing congress last night, and senator scott saying that tax hikes will be job killing in this legislation. >> respect for senator scott, and we look forward to working with them on police reform and other issues, but on this issue of the economic policy, it's just wrong. people have to take my word for it if they can take the record at least first hundred days. we put in place president biden's economic policy of working from the bottom

can't even name all the superlatives here because i want to read you what she told politico, tim albertaed january 12th about donald trump. she said donald trump was done. should be done in the republican party. she said he's not going to run for federal office again. i don't think he's going to be in the picture. i don't think he can. he's fallen so far. we shouldn't have followed him. we shouldn't have listened to him. and we can't let that ever happen again. nikki haley, january 12th, meet nikki haley from yesterday. play this. >> i would not run if president trump ran. and i would talk to him about it. you know, that's something that we'll have a conversation about at some point if that decision is something that has to be made. had a great working relationship with him. i appreciated the way he let me do my job. look, i just want to keep building on what we accomplished and not watch it get torn down. >> explain. >> i think she's a realist. you know, she made those comments earlier this year that were pretty stunning. there was certainly the never trumpers who were behind her, but t

angela bassett made a statement in alberta, that is not her, but just follow along with me here.with this gold number, looking like an oscar statuette, this is valentino as well. coleman domingo, kind of got twitter buzzing in valentino. wiki stanfield, this is coleman indistinct get up that i kind of like, reggie. >> make a statement. >> now one of the youngest artists of the night wore on brown. >>> finally, some of the men are doing something. doing somen >> how did you feel about the pink? >> i like it. >> i like it too. >> bringing some color. >> there was gold crocs. >> you know i don't approve of that. crocs over children, nurses and people who work in the canoe industry. >> not canoe. >> those are the three exceptions to the rule. the gold, that was on point, i will agree. stunning. >> it was stunning. as you know, you also put out a stunning performance. >> that was my movie, i was waiting for her to win something. i wanted her to win, i wanted her to get up in that dress. >> everyone should see her movie. that was good. have you seen nomadland yet? >> not yet. >> totall

she told tim alberta, my former colleague at "politico," who's now moved on to the atlantic, that donalduldn't run against him, and she would support him for president in 2024. so, she clearly seems a bit -- a bit adrift here, and confused about, either, her role or the republican party, writ large. >> yeah. and it's worth pointing out, of course, that mitch mcconnell's -- the super pac with ties to mitch mcconnell is on the other side of donald trump in that case. that you mentioned. going to quite -- quite a midterm season. punchbowl news' jake sherman. thanks for being here. >>> still ahead. hamilton creator, totally different return to broadway. don't go anywhere, "way too early" back in just a moment. are you managing your diabetes... ...using fingersticks? with the new freestyle libre 2 system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose with a painless, one-second scan. and now with optional alarms, you can choose to be notified if you go too high or too low. and for those who qualify, the freestyle libre 2 system is now covered by medicare. ask your doctor for a pres

i have a classics professor that teaches alberta. i had to send him this. he goes, well, it's mild.u know and berkeley we had far more serious things in that. anyway, shows you the school colors again with monroe. he is ingratiated into the campus life now. this shows you that he's able to still maintain his dignity when they take his decorations off. all right, i think that's it. [applause] any questions? yes. >> what are you working on now? >> i am working on a large fountain design, a couple of cenotaph to remember some people by. yes? >> how does it work with sculpture, with such a large statue that it does not topple over at sometimes? >> there are bolts about that loan on him on the bottom of the bronze. there are a lot of photographs i'd like to include. but we cannot include everything. and you drill holes into that granted capstone. you put masonry, a proxy into it. you lower the both on to it. so it's not going anywhere. the same thing with others in the front. of course this, the blessed mother, the marble which is three and a half tons at saint matthews cathedral, that i

because those quotes in that tim alberta story, coming out right around time of january 6th, when everyone it's come full circle back around and she says, nope, he's the leader of the republican party. and joe, my big question here, there was gallup put out a story yesterday that suggests that republican party identification is way down in the wake of january 6th. and what i'm looking to see is, is there a disconnect between professional republicans and what they think and what they think nay need to do and voter in this country? because it is true that there were 74 plus million people who voted for donald trump. but what we haven't had a chance to measure is the reaction to that in the wake of the insurrection. and sure, for nikki haley or anybody else that wants to run, the base is with donald trump. they're in these groups on facebook, like speaker boehner was just talking about, on the most extreme version of this. and everyone who is trying to win elected office is still being held hostage to the fear of donald trump. i have questions that enough americans are still with them that th

this was a promising effort to help edmonton way off here in northern alberta get some national attention as a potential center of moviemaking. and mark twitchell was very good at drumming up attention and money from local investors like john princeton. >> he was a very sharp, bright young particular entrepreneur. exactly the kind of individual that most of us are looking for. >> so he checked out. hardworking local boy in a city of hardworking people. good parents. nice young wife. sweet little daughter. on his way to becoming a celebrity here in edmonton. detectives even got a look at the teaser film for switches next project, the three and a half million dollar body comedy, date players. >> guys. >> that's mark in the background playing the role of director even as he was the director. sort of a hall of mirrors type story. a movie about a movie about making a movie or something. fantasy and reality all mixed up somehow. just to cover the bases, police interviewed mark twitchell's cuban crew member and they vouched for him completely. mark twitchell came off squeaky clean. his film comp

eso sÍ, seguimos hablando de nuestro planeta y celebrÁndolo y para eso vamos de demente con alberta martÍnez no me gusta para nada, 2020 se ha convertido en uno de los aÑos mÁs calientes, la temperatura media planeta sigue . dos por encima de ese valor que tenemos que superar 1 y medio, tenemos que intentar reducir la emisiÓn de gases de efecto invernadero, significa que el aire y el agua sea mÁs caliente? para temporal huracanes que va a arrancar oficialmente el 1 de julio, significa mÁs energÍa y que estos huracanes podrÁn ser mÁs potentes y a la vez tener episodios de mucha mayorÍa, es otra cosa tener en cuenta. en cuanto a las grandes ciudades, tenÉs la tierra de noche la concentraciÓn de diÓxido ha alcanzado el pico mÁximo y eso no es nada bueno porque si estamos perdiendo los bosques, contaminando los mares que son los verdaderos pulmones de la tierra, realmente tenemos un gran problema, por eso en dÍas como hoy tenemos que concientizarnos y 600,000,000 de personas a lo largo los prÓximos aÑos van a sufrir de problemas alimenticios porque van a tener que migrar de su zona de origen deb