is close to collapse what happens if it does collapse what happens to brazil. yes. unfortunately we're obviously having problems with the skype line there from. little folks we're going to try and get him back but in the meantime let's move on now the head of the european commission says the e.u. is on track to fully vaccinate 70 percent of adults by the end of the summer that's despite criticism of its slow role lives sort of on delay and spoke during a summit where either leaders put pressure on astra zeneca over delayed covert 19 vaccine supplies the company says it will hopefully deliver 40000000 doses by the end of march but that's still less than half the amount it had originally promised in the french presidency when you mark home has rolled back his comments that astra zeneca is vaccine was partially ineffective saying he would take the job himself or the leaders have also agreed on the need for vaccination certificates which could allow inoculated people to travel without restrictions. in germany we decided to develop such international vaccines that i

including brazil, emerging markets. and of course, brazil is leading global declines as a move to replace's ceo. joe, talk to us about what is happening again and again in the market when it comes to attack. joe: yeah, interesting day today. you really see how much worse it is for the, romaine: the contrary an argument would be that that growth rate we got used to holds up. joe: cuts in multiple ways. joining us now, brian, thanks so much for joining us. it's getting kind of interesting with the long and move to some of the things we have been speculating about in the long end. tech coming into focus. what is catching your i right now? >> there is an interesting back-and-forth today, i woke up and it seemed like he were going to rocket higher. it appears they moved a little bit and then ended up at the end of the day towards the highs. so you have a 10 year yield that is not bad, -80 basis, obviously a 30 year. it is may be that yearlings are going to be negative, i think that is what markets are trying to grapple with.

brazil. brazil,he land of samba, football, and beautiful people. but there's more to this place than the carnival in rio or the rainforests. i'm traveling to a lesser known region, at least from the western point of view--the northeast state of paranambuco. the last time i was here was in 2008. i got me a bunch of albums, local stuff. on the plane, after reaching cruising altitude, i ordered cachaca on the rocks and slammed in the earbuds. the music had me flying even higher. it was a traditional paranambuco sound fused with rock, funk, hip hop, and reggae. it was something completely open-minded and unashamed, music that didn't give a [bleep] about norms, melting together styles as it pleased, and in the pcess, creating something new and original. this movement started in 1991 and it's known as mangue beats. but i'm here to see what the musical situation is in recife now, over two decades later. [music playing] i'm sami yaffa, and i'm a rock 'n' rolling globe trotter with an endless curiosity about all things musical. this is my exploration into w

it is known as the wild west of brazil.amous for its violent land disputes and for having one of the highest rates of deforestation in the amazon. in the 2018 election, people here voted heavily in favour of now presidentjair bolsonaro, who told communities like this that the amazon rainforest was theirs to develop. shouting we've come here to try to find the sellers we saw on facebook, but, to do that, we need to send someone undercover. we'd found an operative with a good knowledge of land deals who's willing to help expose what's going on. using undercoverfilming equipment, he's going to pose as a lawyer checking out land on behalf of wealthy investors from sao paulo. but land development is a dangerous business in rondonia. in the past five years alone, more than 50 people have been murdered in land disputes here. so to protect our operative, we're going to hide his real identity. but you can call him lucas. we arranged for lucas to meet the first seller at a local cafe. would our cover story work? phone line rings fabr

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the last male member of the once thriving indigenous community of brazil's allison has died of covert 19 that spells the end of the junior people as a distinct ethnic group and a study of the reports now from one of those it's just the latest in a long history of loss for indigenous peoples. the last shelter the last few the warriors. 86 year old are more him out has died from the covered 19 virus at a hospital in northwestern brazil his passing marks the end of a people the humor indigenous community which once numbered around $15000.00. is survived by his 3 daughters but they've had to marry into another community because there were no male partners left in their own what are or why why are there for all of us for the indigenous people for those who fought to defend the rights of indigenous communities the loss of a whole people cannot be measured it's a huge loss for all the indigenous people of brazil. was several 1000000 indigenous inhabitants of what is now the brazilian amazon when the 1st european settlers arrived here more than 500 years ago the disappearance of the uma is ju

still ahead on al-jazeera taking aim brazil's president is happy for more people to brandish guns but there is strong opposition. and for the 1st time ever a stunning color images are being back from nasa's marchibroda. it's time for the perfect. weather sponsored by qatar airways. however that we've got somalia where pushing in across much of japan now and the korean peninsula feeling very spring like temperatures well above the seasonal average highs in tokyo 21 degrees below is a fine and dry for much of japan and find it right to fall south korea solet around 15 celsius warmer still in beijing and we're going to hang on to that wolf as we go into the next couple days could get up to 22 celsius in tokyo say really feeling very springlike ala northern parts of one she could still see one or 2 wintry florist's much of chart of is fine enjoy a chance of some showers down towards the south most of india's fine and dry again a chance of wanted to show was down to the south here we could see some wetter weather just easing into under pradesh is seeing some heavy showers maybe some shower

president supporters on capitol hill january and many here fear the same could happen in brazil in 2 years if both is not reelected. owns a shooting club and imports weapons is winnable so now to supporters who say human rights groups are exaggerating or form a biased margin more drama series of abattoirs is brazil the country with the highest number of homicides probably but how many of these crimes were committed with legally registered firearms do we have a record number of police killings maybe but we also have a record. dead policeman if many are killed many are dead well that means it's war . but sheesh there is a teacher in the poor neighborhoods of rio de janeiro he's been a victim of violence and has seen children abandon school to take up arms and follow the local drug lord. the only solution is to invest in education and equal opportunities while there is in the quality there is no way out except dodging stray bullets brazil appears increasingly divided with no common ground between those who believe guns will reduce violence and those who fear it will put democracy at ris

along to my warrior dies of coronavirus along the end of a once thriving indigenous community in brazil. with all of your sports japanese tennis star wins the australian open the 1st woman to win her 1st grand slam finals since 1990. we begin this. least 2 people have been killed in police fire it happened in the country's 2nd largest city mandalay where security forces used tear gas water cannon and rubber bullets against protesters. thousands of people have. being out on the streets demanding the end of military rule for a 3rd week people across me and marvin calling for the release of the pows civilian leader aung san suu kyi similar demonstrations took place in the northern city of magick you know that's the capital of kitchen state attorney joins us now live from bangkok so it sounds like protesters are really kicking things off how's it stand now. well they certainly have we saw protests all across the country today that appeared earlier in the day both tense but relatively peaceful and then the news came through that this protest in the central city of mandalay. been dispersed by

taking a brazil's president is happy for more people to brandish guns but a strong opposition to. another taste of winter across northern parts of the middle east at the moment in fact across much of the middle east it's a little on the cold side big band of. cloud across central areas of saudi arabia pushing up towards the caspian sea more snow that snows making its way across eastern parts of to clean all the merriest of iraq into the north of iran a little dry behind after a very wintry week that's just little band of cloud and shabby rain making its way his fossils concert temperatures say in doha the haagen around 21 or 22 over the next couple of days but the possibility of a few spots of rain nothing too much to speak of but it's there nevertheless by the south of this generate dry you might catch a shower to around the southern end of the red say a little bit of cloud there to see want to 2 showers just creeping their way into ethiopia and that line of showers runs down towards the rift valley through like victoria at least inside of southern africa saying what wet weather

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 brigades was set up more than 10 years earlier in 2003 during the iraq war its fighters attacked u.s. and coalition forces and could see by side was founded in 2013 like hizboll

brazil's president wants to relax gun laws saying it'll bring crime down but safety advocates strongly disagree. a more worldly view on foreign affairs has been declared by the new u.s. president joe biden is firmly changing the focus from predecessor donald trump's america 1st policies at the munich security conference his 1st big international speech since taking office a month ago biden vowed his country is back can really help get reports from washington d.c. . it's not about pushing reset on the past 4 years u.s. president joe biden addressed to global conferences with world leaders on friday but delivered one clear message forget the america 1st policies of his predecessor america is back the transatlantic alliance is back i know i know the past few years of strain and tested our transatlantic relationship but the united states is determined determined to reengage with europe. biden made clear he believes solutions to global threats must be collaborative during the virtual gathering of the g. 7 and later the munich security conference leaders conferred about share threats posed b

president supporters on capitol hill january and many here fear the same could happen in brazil in 2 years if it's not reelected. that is the recall matters words at a cabinet meeting last april. presidential myself in a. brazilian should be armed in order not to be enslaved he used a political narrative to tell people they should rebel if a man or governor decides they should be a lockdown to control the spreading of the coronavirus. owns a shooting. and imports weapons is winnable so now to supporters who say human rights groups are exaggerating the form of a biased large margin a series of about is brazil the country with the highest number of homicides probably but how many of these crimes were committed with legally registered firearms do we have a record number of police killings maybe but we also have a record number of dead policeman if many are killed and many are dead well that means it's a war. with. nearly says both so narrow is only defending people's right to bear arms and protect their property and families since both are not as election 2 years ago the number of regis

there was a wide largely unmitigated outbreak of covid-19 that occurred within the region of brazil in mid-2020 and you can see on this figure in the upper half of this large peak and excess mortality that occurred within thisregion of brazil in 2020 . a study used blood donors to estimate the actual prevalence of sars cov-2 to be around 70 percent. notably one would expect that this high seroprevalence would actually have a position to establish her immunity but the second large piece of hospitalizations and excess mortality been began being documented in 2021 as you can see in the far part of figure 8. the b1 variance was detected in circulation in january 12, 2021 and is shown in the previous slide this really represents kind of the epicenter we're in now where numerous instances of p.1 have been detected. while blaming immunity from the previous large outbreak, may partly be contributing to the overall second spike. i think it's important to point out the larger this data is probably suggests a sewn degree of antigenic escape . i would note that a number of furtherinvestigations ar

hello again i'm watching al-jazeera live from the also coming up fears in brazil that a more contagious covert 19 strain is pushing the health system to the verge of collapse as the death toll exceeds 250000. to speed up the blocks back scene rollout but one of the difficult weeks ahead. and the song calling for change in cuba that's gone viral and has the government's fighting back. the u.s. has launched an air strike in syria targeting structures that belong to iranian backed militia it's the these strike targets at the military base near. the pentagon says it's in response to the recent attacks against american personnel in iraq. we're confident and the target that we whatever we know we did. and we're confident that that target was being used by the same shia militia. that conducted the strike. she had pretend she is following developments from washington. we understand joe biden authorized this on thursday morning the attack took place 23 g.m.t. and we understand that biden had been presented with several options and it's been reported that he picked the smallest targets of all the

now is europe ponders a pancho way out of lock down brazil reports that a quarter of a 1000000 people have now died from coronavirus despite registering more than 10000000 cases brazil's president jarba so narrow has consistently downplayed the crisis many health workers say that is making their struggle to save lives even harder to meet us has this report from south. dr fernando ghodsee treated the 1st in $1000.00 patient in brazil since then he has had to deal not only with the pandemic but also with the government downplaying it speaking out put him under pressure and even cost him a bore not. a 2nd is going to screech because he suffered a lot of criticism because we started to spread information inside and outside the hospital to share our experience with the world and with other hospitals as various as all all those then we were criticised for doing that by society by experts and even from our own government the problem was very most 12 months after its fairest case brazil is facing another challenge the new strain these patients infected with the virus and which besides have be

have now died from corona virus despite registering more than 10000000 cases brazil's president has consistently downplayed the crisis and the health workers that's making their struggle to save lives even harder to w.'s john ramirez this report from sao paulo. dr fernando got she treated the 1st 1000 patients in brazil since then he has had to deal not only with the pandemic but also with the government downplaying it speaking out put him under pressure and even cost him a burnout. so if it was going to screech he suffered a lot of criticism because we started to spread information inside and outside the hospital to share our experience with the world and with other hospitals the spirit says for all those then we were criticised for doing that by society by experts and even from our own government the problem was very most 12 months after its fairest case brazil is facing another challenge the new strain this patient is infected with environment which besides have been more contagious seems to affect young and old alike in period 2 of us hospital in sao paolo she is insulated uncon

brazil's hospitals are pushed back towards crisis levels i want the government describes as an extra contagious variant of covert 19. at least 11 people are killed during a jailbreak in haiti the gang leader is among the inmates who escaped. to begin there with that breaking news out of northwestern nigeria where more than $300.00 schoolgirls have been kidnapped it happened in some far a state gunmen arrived at night shooting sporadically and took the girls into the bush let's go live now to mina in central nigeria al-jazeera as of addresses that tell us more about what happened a bit. like you said in the introduction the gunman arrived shortly after midnight and operate it for at least an hour after that. more than 300 goes into the bushes and disappeared i spoke to the police public relations officer in the past hour and he told me that they are on their way through the to john gave me why the incident happened meanwhile at the school we were able to get in touch with a local or said offenses it's going to be undertaken they will then with me publicly and i was told to get around

anchor: brazil's covid death toll rises above a quarter million. there are warnings a variation which is even more contagious is pushing the health system to the verge of collapse. this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up, european leaders vowed to speed up the rollout of covid-19 vaccines despite supply concerns. armenia's prime minister calls his supporters onto the streets and accuses the military of an attempted coup after it is said he should resign. facebook bands myanmar's military over the its treatment of anti-coup protesters. we are going to begin with breaking news -- is being reported the united states has carried out an airstrike in syria, targeting structures that along to iran-backed fighters. it is thought that it was targeting a military base. u.s. officials have told reuters news agency the strike was approv by president joe biden. the strikes come after a series of recent rocket attacks against u.s. targets in iraq. we will bring you more of this as we get it. there are fears that brazil's health care system could be clo

sami: when did forro become very in rest of brazil? sami: well, i can't wait to see you play, 'cause he gonna be going on in a little bit, so what is your lineup for this concert? sami: i've been playing all sorts of festivals for over 30 years, but i never witnessed anything like this. this is some next level partying, an endless parade of unbelievable characters. old men with hunting rifles, trannies, mamacitas in their intricate traditional dresses. everybody's dancing together, in peace. forro is the real northern brazilian music, and it's made for dancin'. sami: maureliano is one of the most distinguished drum makers in brazil. drummers across the planet, from japan to the u.s., want to own a handmade maureliano drum. and i'm no eeption. sami: how long does it have to sit? sami: when bands like nazo zumbi started using this, so they took the rhythms in the way of the old maracatu, but they rned iinto new music. sami: wow. so the big one's 40 years. 40 years. [singing] s [singing] sami: is it--did maracatutart as a,more like a reli

in the last ties of coronavirus marking the end of a once thriving indigenous community in brazil's alice. there's been a dramatic escalation of violence against protesters and security forces have killed 2 people in the 2nd largest city of mandalay the european union has condemned the violence and called for a meeting to discuss a response tony check has the latest. shots ring out as protesters in mandalay flee from the police and water cannon tear gas and sling shots also used to disperse the crowd casualties taken from the scene by ambulance as the security services attempt to break strikes that have shut down shipyards on the air what the river in the capital naypyidaw marches commemorated the death of a 20 year old student shot in the head during a demonstration last week determination amongst those present that they would continue to march against the military coup despite the danger until the civilian government is restored. and now there are possibilities of many more people dying and we ourselves can even know whether we will die or not but we need to fight until the end regardle

brazil's covert death toll rises above a quarter of a 1000000 that are warnings of variation which is even more contagious is pushing the health system to the verge of collapse. about this and this is a disease or live from doha also coming up european leaders voted to speed up the rollout of covert 900 vaccines despite supply concerns. meaning as prime minister calls his supporters on to the streets in accuses the military of an attempted coup after it said he should resign. facebook bans me and laws military over its use of deadly force against antique cuckoo protesters. we're going to begin with some breaking news it's being reported the united states has carried out an air strike in syria and so are getting structures the belong to iran backed fighters it's thought the strike targeted the him a military base near al become well u.s. officials have told reuters news agency the strike was approved by president joe biden the strikes come after a series of recent rocket attacks against u.s. targets in iraq we're going to bring you more on this of course as soon as we get it. it appear

some of the regional authorities in brazil have made efforts to reach and vaccinate people in remote difficult to access communities but critics say they've been hampered by a government that has never taken the pandemic seriously and the society that shows little regard for its original inhabitants. the less action is taken as you will not be the last indigenous community to disappear or. to 0 what osiris. us presidents jaya balsam are as easing gun ownership rules opponents say that that controversial decision will lead to an increase in violent crime but supporters argue that there a need of greater self protection want to get a kid have reports from rio. inspired in broad daylight i mean the middle of the night bullets flying over slums every day violence in rio de janeiro that's by people on the spot and shared by thousands on if we're is the shoot out the app was created by physics teacher myself and 3 friends. i missed how people avoid being on the wrong place at the wrong time by informing them what parts of the city dangerous. the president should be able so now to says the

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now on bbc news, do black lives matter in brazil?f of 2020, more people were killed by the police in rio dejaniero state than in the whole of america. 75% were black brazilians, many of whom were just teenagers. a warning: this programme contains graphic violence from the outset. sirens wail they chant the police stand accused of inflicting brutal violence. most often seen to be hurt are young black men. police brutality here is often horrific to watch. shocking violence causing terror and fear every day. but given how often it happens, there are no mass protests, no backlash in the media, nojustice. in the year that black lives matter gripped the world, i set out to investigate what is the true scale of lethal police violence in brazil — and who is most at risk? travelling across my home city of sao paulo, i went to meet a family whose teenage son had recently been shot and killed by a police officer in broad daylight. dozens gather in sao paulo to protest igor�*s death. he's been gone for four months now, killed at 16—years—old. hi

brazil is blaming a coronavirus variant it describes as 3 times more contagious for certain factions new wave is overwhelming hospitals as the vaccination campaign steps up one again arc of reports from rio de janeiro. here is hope in this prison indigenous village 40 when members of the small to keep what i need tribe have received the 2nd dose of the couvade 19 vaccines. we have seen so many people die with this disease i do not want that for my people they were 1st in line to be inoculated together with the elderly considered to be more at risk but they are the lucky few who get it was doubt there was about war brazil could have vaccinated 15 percent of the population by now and stead of nearly 4 percent we haven't because president shared basile narrow still downplays the pandemic sets a bad example by scorning social distancing and delays the acquisition of vaccines the situation today is worse than a year ago when we recorded the 1st covert 1000 case we're now facing a peak of deaths and hospitalizations in one year more than a quarter of a 1000000 brazilians have lost their li

surveying the disaster brazil's president visits x.-rays state of floods have left whole towns underwater. and london's ultra orthodox jews are warned against mass gatherings during the pure him holiday. armenia's prime minister has accused top military offices of attempting a coup after they demanded he step down because russian young brought thousands of supporters out onto the streets so his political future can only be decided by the people the opposition also came out to protest and has set up camp outside parliament the u.s. state department has called for restraint by all parties the country is bitterly divided over last year's brutal conflict with azerbaijan in the disputed nagorno-karabakh region but it smith reports. in the center of your event on thursday armenia's prime minister was defiant in the face of calls from the military for him to stand down made a pact. some people want to drag the army into unconstitutional processes this is an attempted coup but the people will not allow a military coup in armenia. an estimated

five out of the six cases are linked to travel from brazil.tional medical director for nhs england, professor stephen powis, says the country is well placed to deal with them. we expected to see this, we will see lots of minor variants occurring and some will have some importance, so it is important that we continue to sequence. the good news in the uk is that we have a lot of capacity to sequence samples and therefore get the mutations and the genetic code. we have good contact tracing in place as well. of course, the third bit of news is that the vaccines that are being used for covid can be adapted very rapidly, so it is likely that if we do need to change the vaccine, that can be done in months, rather than in years, which was the case with the more traditional vaccines. as our health correspondentjim reed explains, there are two variants known to have come from brazil. one is called p1 and the other is called p2, this p2 version was discovered here many weeks ago. it's not very different from the standard version, if you want to put it li

and brazil coronavirus does have now surpassed a quarter of perhaps a quarter of a 1000000 people the country has registered more than 10000000 infections in despite this brazil's presence a terrible so narrow has consistently don't play the crisis many health workers see and that's making their struggle to save lives even harder. this report from sao paulo. dr fernando got she treated the 1st call in 1000 patient in brazil since then he has had to deal not only with the pandemic but also with the government downplaying it speaking out put him under pressure and even cost him a burnout. so if it was going to screech he suffered a lot of criticism because we started to spread information inside and outside the hospital to share our experience with the world and with other hospitals as various or all those then we were criticised for doing that by society by experts and even from our own government the brother was very most 12 months after its fairest case brazil is facing another challenge the new strain his patient is infected with the virus and we decide to be more contagious seems t

the last male member of a once thriving indigenous community in brazil's amazon has died from covert 19 it spells the end of the people as a distinct ethnic group. as will. the last shelter the last few more warriors. 86 year old are more in iraq has died from the carpet 19 virus at a hospital in northwestern brazil his passing marks the end of a people the humor indigenous community which once numbered around 15000. is survived by his 3 daughters but they've had to marry into another community because there were no male partners left in their own right are or. why are there for all of us for the indigenous people for those who fought to defend the rights of indigenous communities the loss of a whole people cannot be measured it's a huge loss for all the indigenous people of brazil. several 1000000 indigenous inhabitants of what is now the brazilian amazon when the 1st european settlers arrived here more than 500 years ago the disappearance of the uma is just the latest tragedy in a catalogue of disease deforestation land theft the massacres song over that film our hero many indigeno

dr fernando got she treated the 1st call in 1000 patient in brazil since then he has had to deal not only with the pandemic but also with the government downplaying it speaking out put him under pressure and even cost him a bar not. something is going to screech he suffered a lot of criticism because we started to spread information inside and outside the hospital to share our experience with the world and with other hospitals various pool all those then we were criticised for doing that by society by experts and even from our own government the brother was very most 12 months after its fairest case brazil is facing another challenge the new strain this patient is infected with the virus and which besides have been more contagious seems to affect young and old alike in period of us hospital in sao paolo she is insulated on unconscious but despite the gravity of the pandemic the government's controversial approach means many in brazil still believe all the effects of the virus. there are many people in a very serious condition this is not a joke that most people think it is. currently

up in arms why the relaxation of gun laws in brazil has triggered a longtime concern for democracy. and then later in sport the skier who fell down at just the right time while championships and it's. the i. want to turn to syria now because save the children is saying that it's deeply concerned about a steep rise in hunger in syria a country spiraling economic crisis has hit millions of families made worse by the ongoing conflict currency depreciation of course now the coronavirus pandemic the charity is saying $6200000.00 of the country's children are going without food a rise of 35 percent in just 4 months new figures from the world food program shows 60 percent of syria's population that's 12400000 people and now facing some form of food shortage and 1300000 people suffering a severe lack of food the number is its highest since the conflict began almost 10 years ago well in all the stories of following 5 people have been killed in 3 explosions in afghanistan's capital but he say improvised explosive devices were used no one has claimed to be behind the attack but at least 70 peo

brazil's jumo y.a.l.to colonize asian and deforestation covered in 1000 kills the last survivors out on an indigenous amazon trying. i'm a mystery wrong come on line is that there is right that seems back it's best images from the past. how they were got much milder and asked spilling in across western parts of here and we've also got much wetter weather spilling in from the atlantic and that's fading in ahead of that cloud and right winds coming in from a southerly direction look at these temperatures 17 celsius there for paris the warmth spreading right up into a good part of germany still on the cool side over to as eastern parts of you but even modest not in moscow represents something of an improvement we got some snow flurries to go through here it will be a 3rd of the minus 7 in moscow by sunday afternoon not sabbaticals central pass in light winds but when will be lovely spring like weather there 15 degrees celsius some of the temperature there for paris so that's up to 2 for london the 3 and i st

there are two others that are also of concern one from south africa, one from brazil. and those are concerning in part because they may evade the immune response that you get from natural infection and possibly also vaccination. the vaccines we have right now work very well against all of the variants, but there is a trend in the wrong direction with the brazil and south africa strains, so it is a red flag that we need to be developing new vaccines. in the meantime we absolutely need to be rolling out vaccines as quickly as possible and doubling down on the things that we know work, the masking and the social distancing. >> we heard a very troubling comment this morning from vaccine expert michael osterholm. let's listen. >> the fact is that the surge that is likely to occur with this new variant from england is going to happen in the next 6 to 14 weeks. and if we see that happen, which my 45 years in the trenches tells us we will, we're going to see something like we've not seen yet in this country. >> he says we should be trying to get first shots into as many people

have now died from the corona virus despite registering more than 10000000 cases brazil's president jarba also narrow has consistently downplayed the crisis many health workers say that's making their struggle to save lives even harder. has this report from sao paulo. dr fernando got she treated the 1st call in 1000 patient in brazil since then he has had to deal not only with the pandemic but also with the government downplaying it speaking out put him under pressure and even cost him a bore not. associated with a screech he suffered a lot of criticism because we started to spread information inside and outside the hospital to share our experience with the world and with other hospitals as various schools do all those then we were criticised for doing that by society by experts and even from our own government the problem was very most 12 months after its fairest case brazil is facing another challenge the new strain these patients infected with the virus and which besides have been more contagious seems to affect young and old alike in period of us hospital in sao paolo she is ins

no small feat given that brazil's vaccine rollout is a mess, as hospitals across the country overflowt 1 million doses have been administered. a stungly low number given brazil's decades-long success in vaccinating its population. >> you've got the infrastructure, the experience, but you don't are the product to get people vaccinated. >> it's really frustrating. we've got everything. we just needed a better president and a better minister of health. >> reporter: president jair bolsonaro has been widely criticized for not securing vaccine supplies earlier, spreading misinformation that could undermine confidence in taking the vaccine. he said, quote, if you become an alligator, that's your problem. if you're a woman that grows a beard or a man's voice becomes high-pitched, i have nothing to do with that. though he argues no country would, quote, do better than my government is doing, brazil has the second highest coronavirus death toll worldwide. and as we saw in the city of manaus last week, health systems have collapsed across the country. a deal with astrazeneca to manufacture 100 m

hello and welcome i'm peter told me you're watching on 200 live from doha also coming up fears in brazil that more contagious courbet 19 strains pushing the health system to the verge of collapse as the death toll exceeds 250000. e.u. leaders to speed up the blocks vaccine rollout but warn of difficult weeks ahead. and armenia's prime minister calls his supporters on to the streets and accuses the military of an attempted coup after said he should resign. our top story this half hour the u.s. has launched an air strike in syria targeting structures that belong to iranian backed militia now it's thought the strike targeted the a military base near album kamaal the pentagon says it's in response to recent attacks against american personnel in iraq the strikes calm as tehran and washington continue to discuss what happens next with the 2050 nuclear deal. the target that we were you know we. were. being you. shia militia. conducted the strike well she habits and she is following developments from washington we understand joe biden who authorized this on thursday morning the attack took place

you mentioned manaus in northern brazil where this was first detected. getting reinfected with this new version. we are not sure about the levels yet but it is certainly something concerning scientists. you heard the professor there with three cases found in scotland and three in england. what scotland and three in england. what is the advice — scotland and three in england. what is the advice to _ scotland and three in england. what is the advice to the _ scotland and three in england. what is the advice to the general public who might have been involved here? all those six cases, the three in scotland, we know they were in early february. the people involved flew from brazil via paris, to london and aberdeen. people on that flight, the aberdeen. people on that flight, the aberdeen to london flight, they are now being contacted. the england cases are more complicated. two in south gloucestershire that catherine was talking about in her report. surge testing is under way there already. the authorities are saying, if you were on a flight on february 10th

fears in brazil that are more contagious could 19 strains pushing the health system to the verge of collapse as the death toll exceeds 250000. e.u. leaders to speed up the block specs in rollout of one of the difficult weeks ahead . the u.s. has launched in a strike in syria targeting structures that belong to iranian backed militia it's thought the strike targeted the in the military base near al book of all the pentagon says that's in response to recent attacks against american personnel in iraq the strikes karmas tehran and washington continue to discuss what happens next with the 2050 nuclear deal. the target that we would you know we. were. being you. shia militia that conducted the strike she is following developments from washington we understand joe biden who authorized this on thursday morning the attack took place 23 g.m.t. and we understand that biden had been presented with several options and it's been reported that he picked the smallest targets of all the options presented to him by the pens again and we have and that that was this this facility which the u.s. claims was used