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ok, good to speak to you, cath williams, — doing.u forjoining us on bbc news. breaking news from china in the last couple of moments. china in the last couple of moments. china has ordered 30 million residents to stay at am because of a covid outbreak. you may remember that china has this lockdown policy, a zero tolerance every time there is an outbreak of anything to do with covid, whole towns and areas are put into lockdown. 13 million people affected by that decision. the pandemic has left children falling behind academically. but parents fear their child's mental health is suffering too. this month, a mckinsey report found nearly a third of parents in the us are worried about their child's mental health. those concerns are higher among black, hispanic and asian families. laura trevelyan went to meet one mother and her daughter in new york city to find out how they're dealing with the pandemic. a festive outing forjackie and her daughterjordan. forthe first daughterjordan. for the first grader, daughterjordan. forthe first grader,

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howard: and we're back with cath temp and leslie marshall. -- cath temp. would seem more statesman-like. a self-professed lame duck is not going to be able to rally the country. >> right. that's the argument against it. but his argument was people are concern about this even when they're saying he's not, and the more there's a will he run or won't he run, that prevents a new face from saying, hey, this will be our next candidate. especially because kamala harris is the most unpopular vice president in recent history, even less popular than mike pence. he made that point as well. you know, obviously, this is not the kind of speculation you normally have when you have an incumbent president in his first term. you normally don't have that. so it's going to be different. and whether that's a distraction that's bad or, you know, would be worse as a lame duck, that's up for debate. howard: that's not going to be happen. but what does it say about the media view of the president that there is all of this skepticism just 11 months into his term? >> and we wonder w

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well, all, all these things, you know, it's focusing on the former ministry of defense that mrs. anuz cath. yeah, you mentioned brazil earlier, it will, bob resident ball scenario hand over fernando lopez. i understand he's in brazil at the moment. if indeed to, to answer the allegations that he tried to kill you. well, you know, he says he's not stuck in anything. there are many people of the retirement in brazil, you know, you know, so we will expect what happened in the trial because we understand that sooner or later, they had to come to olivia and see, you know, something in the, in the tribes. they are, they are facing so we will wait. she, aside from the lithium, the nato countries went from you. and there are obviously vested all the god interested in bolivia, domestic and it's an extent will live on the internal one. jeremy call been here and he came within a couple of 1000 votes of becoming prime minister here in britain amongst a very low media media campaign. he says, you prove that deal liberalism can be turned around something that many people in global self countries. i mean

virginia, converting from the penalty spot to feel a to nail with egyptian side alley had won the cath, supercop, and they did it in dramatic fashion. the cairo base team were trailing roger casablanca for much of the game, but got a last gasp equalizer meant the match which was happening in kaz. our went to penalties pretty disastrous mis handling our alley. the shoot out $65.00. it's the 8th time. they won a trophy the national hockey league is confirmed, it won't be releasing players for next year's winter olympics in beijing. the announcement comes as the regular season a suffered major disruptions due to a surge in corona virus. cases of at least 50 games having to be postponed. league is concerned that a positive test in china could lead to a 21 days sent in quarantine. and h o players did not compete in 2018 olympics as well. i definitely feel for the guys who have missed numerous opportunities since it's not something we're the next year push in a couple months like these are you know, opportunities and experience of a lifetime. you don't get very many of us not. you might only

depth analysis of the data global headlines inside story on al jazeera from the al jazeera london bro cath, intact to people in thoughtful conversation with no haste and no limitations. this dick, it is a most consequential decade in events is doth for too many companies that are doing bad things in the front in part 2 of human rights activists. q me 19 and environmental. if we known and the teeth, the systems are not working. but the longer that you fight them, the more that things change studio b. unspent paid on out his era. ah, i'm a crime is come on real fast. but it will be over soon. the u. s. in europe report reco cove at 19 infections, but more evidence suggests that the alma called baron's is milder than of the strains. ah, pelham. so robin, you're watching over there. a life headquarters here in dough hall coming up in the next 30 minutes. south korea's government parton's form of present park and hey, who's been serving a 22 year sentence for corruption.

and morocco is roger casablanca, face each other in the cath supercop, later this wednesday. for the 4 straight year. this match between the winners of the african champions league and the confederation cup title holder is being played . and cats are. ali have won this trophy a record 7 times. 9 of their players were involved in this month's arab cup, which also took place in qatar. despite concerns over the global search and co 19 cases, the africa cup of nations is due to kick off as planned in cameron. next month. we've been talking to football, writer gary l. smith about the countries preparations coming up quite a while. the host of the african shop there, she's been successful. also said they were women's africa, couple of nations and the pull a crowd of 50000 people to come and marry. trust me, let me just have some, you know, 2 african for both the boy today on what he said us will similar to assist you in championships up in the nation. the copy in the midst of the panoramic where a lot of the countries hot could be, i did speak. why was it never canceled? why was aw

lobbying for the postponement of the tournament, and it is now written to africa's governing body cath, informing them that they have no intention to release players for the tournament for more on there. so let's bring in african football journalist gary al smith in obasi in ghana. gary, always nice talking to you. first of all, is this a thread? what exactly is the ca say? well, like you said, the ac hobby lobby in for about 2 months now. i found in the alarm that the african was not going to be safe for a place, you know, new to what do you see has been poor handling of covered cases during the international break. our we had the world cup qualifier and so on. said i'm on the, i seen that the ones guarantees that african countries any need come war less clear the relief early. so those are just 2 of the things that essentially the i see the also seen that, i mean basically the world is really fall on the corn. and so the need to protect their welfare of the players. and as a result, be asking people or they are rather telling people that the will not be able to leave the african play

anything from him at all from cath for that matter. well, to be honest to some of that, so he's still celebrating his victory as a foot president, which is a camera and football federation, but can have kind of very strong speaking to the head of media relations at caf luck september. and he was saying, this is a joke, you know, people need to respect african football and know that these players want to be with their national teams. and we saw earlier on the statement from club, the liverpool manager who called it a little tournament. so to add that to, to this if statement is i think disrespectful from european clubs and i think that a lot has to be done to make sure that you know, the tournament goes on and goes on, you know, in a good atmosphere. if i can, if i can just put you on the forehead, do you think the tournament is going to go ahead? the time it is going to go ahead. the caf 6 to jan has spent one week in cameroon, at this point, and just to put things into context is the former director of football and for africa and the

winners of the african champions league and the confederation cup title holder is being played in cath, utley of one this trophy recalled 7 times. none of their players were involved in this month's arab cup, which also took place in cat. everybody expects the team to play. it would expect their team to win and we don't have excuses. you can say, oh i didn't have the team to crane is, is, is part of life is part of the is what you get to when you have the benefit of good football players playing for the initiatives. while despite concerns over the global surgeon covered 19 cases, the africa cup of nations is due to kick off as planned. in cameroon, next month we've been talking to football, writes at gary al smith about the country's preparations cover for quite a while. it was still the african shop there. she's been successful. also said they were women's africa, couple of nations and the pool a crowd of 50000 people are coming to marry. trust me, let me just put some unit 2 african boyd in today on what he said as well. similar to assist you in championships up in the nation. the co

from the al jazeera london bro cath, intact to people in thoughtful conversation with no host and no limitations. this dick, it is a most consequential decade in memphis. she doth, for too many companies that are doing bad things in the front, in part 2 of human rights activists. q me 19, and environmental. if we known and the teeth, the systems are not working. but the longer that you fight them, the more that things change studio be unscripted on al jazeera. ah ah, what you all just bear with me, said robin doha, reminder of all top stories. the indonesian government has agreed to give shelter to ranger refugees who are at sea. their boat was stranded off the coast after attempting to reach malaysia. global code of iris cases of hits an unprecedented level. the average number of cases this week increase to more than 6500000 infections. and friends has just broken another national and the european rac old holding number of daily tavia 19 cases. the health minister says 2 people have tested positive every seconds while india is also saying a shop rise in code 19 cases fueled by the a

jose antonio cath result is expected to be close to 2 candidates, offering starkly different pos for chillies future. at least a $169.00 people have died after typhoon ride, devastated parts of the philippines. dozens, remain missing and flooded. areas, 800000 soldiers have joined rescue workers trying to reach remote areas. torrential, rain and flash floods in malaysia have forced 11000 people from their homes. emergency workers are rescuing the strand to take them to shelters, floods a common in malaysia during the annual monsoon season, between october and march. those are the headlines inside stories next. ah, the election to ensure all those who love china run hung comb proudly macros the activists complained that the 1st vote under china as controversial national security law. further it rose freedoms by jean argues the outcome will restore stability. so what does it all mean for hong kong future? this is inside story. ah, ah, hello, welcome to the program. i'm hash hm. i had bar. it's designed to ensure only watch i noticed wives as patriots take their seats in hong kong parli

so cath is, is just another example, patrick many, thanks for your time, your thoughts, this witness. they geopolitical as pondering anything live from the u. k to they many can moving all not facebook users may have to reassess the information. they've been getting from this site after its parent company mets admitted in court, that so called fact checks are based merely although pinion. the revelation came during a legal battle initiated by a journalist after his post were flanked as misleading r t. southgate taylor report turns out the famous fact checkers who are busy labeling things false partly false, misleading. i've actually been a bit loose with, well, the facts. facebook yet again found itself in court. this time up against a journalist. he didn't like the day slapped a partly full sticker on one of his post. so he food for defamation. i'm because facebook where he spent millions of dollars on legal fees over the years and got creative this time and claimed that front checkers. don't decide what's false, so not based on fact, what to ridiculous idea, but on their opinion. he

pretty wet there across the iberian peninsula and say that my ah, the from the al jazeera london bureau cath, intact to people in thoughtful conversation with no host and no limitations, what is even more in p me that mouth is system innovation? systems design and system transformation part one of human rights activist, q me, nighty, and environmentalists window near la cheek. i lived as you had for the fossil fuel aero my entire life, and i'm looking for a graceful transition out of it. studio b unscripted on out his era. ah, co cater culture of knowledge, openness and pluralism, world wide eyed to reward, merit and excellence, and encourage creativity. the shape, tomato, ward for translation and international understanding was found to promote translation and honor translators, and acknowledged the road and strengthening the bonds of friendship and co operation between arab islamic and wild coaches. lou lou ah, it's good to be with us. hello, adrian, for the good. here with the news on, on al jazeera, the headlines u. s. president joe biden has announced measures to limit a surge of all my

our health correspondent cath burnsjoins me now.eased today — of hospital admissions in england around 50% higher than a week ago? they are now almost at a point where we were ten months ago so if we break the numbers down, 10,520 patients in hospital in england and thatis patients in hospital in england and that is up 2000 injust patients in hospital in england and that is up 2000 in just two days. there are some factors that could have posted this because once someone is in hospital and have recovered it can be harder to get them discharged over christmas so it could be that hundreds of those people may well have recovered but just have not left hospital yet. so we rely more on new admissions and last week we had a daily average of about 800 new tents for patients in england every day in hospital and now it is closer to 1300. to give you context injanuary last now it is closer to 1300. to give you context in january last year or this year at the peak of this, we had about 4000 per day so we are now no where near that but there is

from the al jazeera london bro cath, intact to people in thoughtful conversation with no haste and no limitation. what is even more in p me that mouth is system innovation? systems design and system transformation? part one of human rights activist, q, me, 90 and environmentally window latino. i lived as you have the fossil fuel arrow my entire life and i'm looking for a graceful transitions out of it. studio b unscripted on out his era. there's a lot more to al jazeera than t v with our website mobile app, social media, and podcast. al jazeera digital is a world of award winning online content and portal bring view the very best of it. they're trying to brighten the people to levy to go somewhere else. but the truth is that they've got nowhere else to go. so if you miss it online, cats, it here with me. sandra gatlin on al jazeera, indonesia, the country with an abundance of results for the rates are and want indonesia whose firms for me, we move pool to grow and fraud. we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is pro

our health correspondent cath burns has more. hello. thank you for what you are doing.to you. the prime minister has been out today, pushing one key part of his strategy. encouraging people to have their booster vaccine. i'm sorry to say this, but the overwhelming majority of people who are currently ending up in intensive care in our hospitals, are people who are not boosted. just as the booster campaign has had to be ramped up to deal with rising case numbers, so too has testing. lateral flow tests have never been a more important part of plans to keep covid under control. we are being told to do them before going out to see friends and family. and if you add to that huge numbers of close contacts of people with covid doing daily tests, you get a lot of extra demand. but there is a warning — supply is not keeping up with that demand. the association of independent multiple pharmacies is calling this a huge problem. they have not had any here since christmas eve. it is notjust our pharmacy that is out of stock. it's many, many more pharmacies. some customers are very u

the skies above hebron, a witness documentary on a chest either from the al jazeera london bro cath intact to people in thoughtful conversation with no host and no limitations. what is even more urgently needed now is system innovation systems designed and system transformation? part one of human rights activist, kimmy nighty, and environmentalist window nella cheek. i lived as you had for the fossil fuel aero my entire life and i'm looking for a graceful transition out of it. studio b unscripted on out his era. lou, this welcome back to al jazeera is continuing coverage of the fif arab kept the final coming to an end on the minutes left in extra time. and we've got another look for you now at the goal, which port algeria ahead of tennessee. it. how much to guy he's going to be coming on, but he'll come out jerry now. 7 there is a go on is the soon to do with a quite glorious finish. i'm here so you lose know stopping that may be no stopping algeria all the way to the title in the mar. due to her sorrow kyra says out of the guitar or the cultural village here in dough her with the fans. ho

from the al jazeera london bro cath intact to people in thoughtful conversation with no host and no limitations. what is even more and to me that mouth is system innovation. systems design and system transformation. part one of human rights activists. q me, nighty, and environmentally window knowledge inc. i lived as you have the fossil fuel arrow my entire life and i'm looking for a graceful transitions out of it. studio b unscripted on our his era. lou. oh, a thanks for your company. we're coming to you live for the last time from all special our studio. the tournament has come to a place with algeria winning the our compet for the 1st time. but i needed extra time to overcome. choose it al bait stadium. joanna roscoe was that, i'm sorry, i'll gera an arab cup title to add to algiers for can crew and buy a young team missing it's european bass players. but every bit hungry victory, algeria went into this game against him, his year after a hot win over host cutoff. both sides peppered each of his goals. and you said hey to hey, i wanted to match the turn hostile at times between these 2 north

amazing night cath, i went into that group a match against him on looking for back to back victories from their 1st 2 matches . and they took the lead around the half hour mark when a man gave way a penalty ac, from a thief scoring from the spot to put the hosts, one new up and the education city stadium rejoices. but among toledo harshly broke through catalyst defense midway through the 2nd half to equalize. it's the half time substitute. who schools a big goal just it looked to be heading for drew with 7 minutes about a time to some to her mom and own goal giving counsel the to one with the soon as you read time window video comes checked by b, o is know the way camp i had hoped to finish the match, but a man's mistake ultimately and the house to place in the quarter finals of the arab cup, join a gas raska al jazeera doha education. said he stadium. ah, it is kurtz everywhere this hello adrian for the hearing. so how the add lines lauser of the world health organization says that the only crone variant has been detected in 38 countries from so from 232 days ago. it's cooling on co

goal, giving counsel the to one with injury time window. devi holmes, checked by j o is not the way cath i had hoped to finish the match, but amone's mistake ultimately and the house to place in the quarter finals of the arab cup. joanna guess raska al jazeera a dough house education, said he stadium now a rundown neighbourhood in baghdad is getting a new lease on life thanks to rocky artists who turned its crumbling wools into their canvas. they say they want to capture a more beautiful time of june and wolf. my report. the stores of this one's vibrant district in bagdad were only shared by word of mouth and in history books. now they're written on the walls with a splash of color. this dilapidated neighbourhood is enjoying a revival and it's the talk of the town. oh smith. we did not expect that this would get so much attention. it spread all over social media in baghdad within a day, and at the same time, different people got in touch so that we now paint houses here. we are happy and see that people encourage our ideas. alley khalifa leads to collective, formed mainly of painters fro

world cup ever son. hemorrhage has into view with the yeah, head of the organizing committee nasir or cath, andy richardson, with me in studio to talk about it. want to pick up on the points sanara and nasa were talking about player protests because this is will play sports people know they've got influenced. louis hamilton was here for the f one on a few weeks ago and, and spoke about human rights issues. and he had the frame by rambo. hel merton, all of these are big issues which nasa ricardo was saying, make sure you're, you're educated on it essentially before you talk about it. and the same goes for the fans as well. i think there's, there's a lot of preconceptions we have about different parts of the world that we go to. i'm the, the supreme committee, the organizes and faith. i had a meeting this week, a virtual meeting with representatives of the european union, european parliament's found groups. the united nations was involved as well over to k issues that the kept coming up, those of work as well for and the l g b, t, community. and not everyone's going to be convinced and, and

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our health correspondent cath burns is at university hospital coventry & warwickshire where that first injanuary and february they had people queueing in the corridors, overwhelmingly busy, now they feel it is more of a well oiled machine. the main attraction is maggie keenan, she has been reignited with a matron mae parsons. they built up a matron mae parsons. they built up a lovely friendship, a cuddle and a copy before interviews. she was talking about how her life is change this last year. talking about how her life is change this last year-— this last year. sometimes i cannot understand _ this last year. sometimes i cannot understand it _ this last year. sometimes i cannot understand it sometimes. - this last year. sometimes i cannot understand it sometimes. when i this last year. sometimes i cannot - understand it sometimes. when people meet me _ understand it sometimes. when people meet me in_ understand it sometimes. when people meet me in the street. even young people _ meet me in the street. even young people have spoken to me and it makes _ people have spoken to me and it ma