. —— 0ng sans sue chee. i was in detention. -- ong sans sue chee. ~ �* , ' . chee.s difficult when - you see an outcome of the military coup— you see an outcome of the military coup to _ you see an outcome of the military coup to not — you see an outcome of the military coup to not see something of international response, because that is very— international response, because that is very much— international response, because that is very much a question of rule of law _ is very much a question of rule of law but — is very much a question of rule of law but in — is very much a question of rule of law. but in terms of how the world regards _ law. but in terms of how the world regards her. — law. but in terms of how the world regards her, i think that perception has changed dramatically since those days when _ has changed dramatically since those days when she was picking up the nobel— days when she was picking up the nobel peace prize under house arrest for all— nobel peace prize under house arrest for all those years, partly because of the _ for all those years, part

[all singing in spanish] [chee and applause] sami: very cool. what a place. no microphones, nothing. i have this one here. see that? >> mi amigo, sami rikkijnen. [laughter] sami: you're the best. that was the best introduction i ever had. sami rikkijnen. it was like, what? from the what? that was that little bass player? [bleep] that's amazing. [laughter] my last day in buenos aires. the chacarita cemetery is the last resting ace of the father of tango, carlos gardel. i need to visit and show my respects. the time i got to spend in argentina and uruguay was simply magnificent. i got to hang out wi exceptional musicians. i heard stories, i told stories, i nursed hangovers, and i felt the magic of music. i met legends and future legends, each treating tango in their own way, just like the rebels the legends did back in the day. i came here to see if tango is still breathing. even if senor gardehas been dead and gone for decades, it's nice to see that tan is alive and kicking and as strong as ever thanks to the new generation. viva tango. morelli: ha ha ha! sage

military dictator fail fail democracy wind and demands for the release of elected leader aung sun suu chee authorities were not far away. army chief men are lying seized power on monday alleging fraud in a november 8th election won by aung sun suu cheese and l d party. the electoral commission dismissed the army's accusations. now the country's internet access has been severely reduced independent monitor net block's says meehan maher is in the midst of a 2nd nation scale internet blackout with connectivity at almost half of ordinary levels other reports say the military government ordered the shutdown of facebook and twitter claiming the spread of fake news protests against the military coup have also spread to other countries in melbourne australia hundreds of demonstrators expressed their concern. right there show you know why this is to let the military knows that we're not gonna stand back and let them do whatever they want him. off. and in taiwan hundreds of members of the me and mark community there also came out in force. the woman who. had more than 30 years of repression from the

says top human rights body is demanding the release of aung sang suu chee and other civilian government leaders detained after a military coup earlier this month bought the joint to has same to harden its stance suspending privacy laws that govern detention and surveillance and yet pressure is growing on the military across the country where large crowds have taken to the streets to demand the restoration of civilian rule. the hours of darkness are dangerous time in myanmar. stories of the military kidnapping people at night are circulating on social media. and yet the will to keep up the fight appears unbroken. for the 8th day in a row demonstrators took to the streets to call for democracy to be reinstated. and now they have been given backing by the un's top human rights body the human rights council passed a unanimous resolution urging me and mars' military to release on san suu kyi and other civilian government leaders. our office is tracking more than 350 political and state officials activists and civil society members including journalists monks and students who have been taken

military dictator fail fail democracy wind and demands for the release of elected leader aung sun suu chee authorities were not far away army chief min on lying seized power on monday alleging fraud in a november 8th election won by aung sun suu cheese and l d party the electoral commission dismissed the army's accusations. now the country's internet access has been severely reduced independent monitor net block's says meehan maher is in the midst of a 2nd nation scale internet blackout with connectivity at almost half of ordinary levels other reports say the military government ordered the shutdown of facebook and twitter claiming the spread of fake news protests against the military coup have also spread to other countries in melbourne australia hundreds of demonstrators expressed their concern. i dare show you know why says too that the military knows that we're not gonna stand back and let them do whatever they want him. off. and in taiwan hundreds of members of the 1000000 mark community there also came out in force. the woman who. had more than 30 years of repression from the militar

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despite calls for resistance by former defacto leader aung sang suu chee residents of me on mars the largest city are hesitant. nominally we've waited for 72 hours but people won't go on the street in protest everyone knows the military has guns and they are used to shooting people i think people will find another way to protest. we are very timid and we can't say anything i'm afraid of them. many international leaders have expressed alarm over the coup the u.s. underscored its support for democracy in me on maher also known as burma after saying it was quote taking note of those who stand with the people of burma in this difficult hour. think it's a message to all countries in the region and countries who you know will be asked to respond or to consider what the appropriate response will be in reaction to the events that happened over the past couple of days in the capital naif hundreds of lawmakers are confined in government housing complexes which are being guarded by soldiers. the military said seizing power was necessary after the government failed to act on claims of election f

the whereabouts of myanmar's i've stood leaders including own son su chee remains unclear several charges have been brought against her including possession of unlawful communication devices the ministry have claimed the reason for the coup was a geisha is a fraud in last november's elections which suit cheez national league for democracy party one members of the party have condemned the coup. the military action to take control of the country is not a good thing considering we've had democracy peace the national ceasefire agreement . and we've had a well managed system to deal with covert 19 this isn't good at all for the citizens. despite international condemnation and open disobedience mars' military appears determined to undo the course of the country's past to change. a lot to talk about here so let's go ahead and bring in dave good about he's been covering the anwar for many years and joins us now from kuala loan for good to have you on again so a couple of walkie talkies that's a move that's been widely slammed as absurd what can you tell us about these charges against. yeah keep i

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economic sanctions could have a real impact on thing what about the defacto civilian leader aung sun suu chee we understand she's under house arrest again she's calling on her supporters to resist is there any sign that her supporters are heeding that call. well clearly they may want they are whether she has she is the most beloved person in the country and the question though is what these people be willing to risk the repercussions if they were to make public demonstrations what we have some point 3 mass demonstrations in the streets of yangon the biggest city in the country that's a real question because in the past if you look at practice or eat the military they would sometimes put down these types of revolts often violently often with deadly force another thing to question your a lot of the leading activists in this country the people who don't organize the sorts of demonstrations even some of the people who give back in the eighty's who are very much looked up to some of these activists in the country have been detained and some of the others have gone into hiding so it's really hard t

military dictator fail fail democracy wind and demands for the release of elected leader aung sun suu chee authorities were not far away army chief min on lying seized power on monday alleging fraud in a november 8th election won by aung sun suu cheese and l d party the electoral commission dismissed the army's accusations. now the country's internet access has been severely reduced independent monitor net block's says me and maher is in the midst of a 2nd nation scale internet blackout with connectivity at almost half of ordinary levels other reports say the military government ordered the shutdown of facebook and twitter claiming the spread of fake news protests against the military coup have also spread to other countries in melbourne australia hundreds of demonstrators expressed their concern. when i. show you know why says too that the military knows that we're not gonna stand back and let them do whatever they want him. off. and in taiwan hundreds of members of the me and mark community there also came out in force. the woman. who had more than 30 years of repression from the militar

have been detained in the country as protests against monday's military can gather pace and sang see chee in the deposed president both face charges and if convicted they won't be able to work in politics again i said beggar a poet. i don't think small protests in the 2nd largest city in myanmar the students and activists in mandalay are speaking out against monday's military coup but with the military campaign down on internet and social media providers it's hard for people to communicate and organize protests here don't have the power that we have no access to any news no news about mother on song suchi i feel so sad it gives me a pain in my chest i would rather go out and fight if possible but that would be against the wishes of mother sue facebook is a central part of life in myanmar it's why the military has shut it down seems as if the military is really going after the primary social media platforms including facebook which really is the internet in myanmar most people including people within government agencies use facebook almost as if it was an e-mail system so it will be. terri

the n l d party has released a statement repeated to on sansa chee calling for the people to protest against the military's actions. all the voters who gave their backing to his in the 2020 general election should follow old son through cheeze instructions to carry out civil disobedience. that call has been widely shared across social media here on the streets of yangon it seems like business as usual but although it's company now voices of dissent are starting to be happy. the n l d is calling for the immediate release of those who've been arrested a party spokesperson says suchi is in good health. and as the sun goes down the sons of resistance can be heard in the city. people striking pans and drums from their balconies and sound in their car hands all in protest against the military coup alley file young gone al jazeera. you know nations security council has held an emergency meeting to discuss an international response and possible sanctions are diplomatic editor james bays joins us now from the u.n. and james. it was a closed meeting but what can you tell us about what they wer

protesting for a 6th consecutive day as the army detained another key aide to civilian leader aung sun suu chee protesters are demanding the release of their elected leaders and they're going to step down following this month's military coup earlier the united states announced it was imposing sanctions on those responsible for the military takeover president joe biden says the 1st round of targets will be announced shortly let's keep up to date with what's happening on the ground though and meanwhile scott hide the monitoring from bangkok for these reports that scott the more allies have been arrested. yes comodo that sway was a very close and top advisor to song suchi he was taken out of his home overnight wednesday into thursday as well as for others connected to the government and then we're also hearing kemal that some who were involved with the election commission were also taken there's not a definite number on that this can be connected to what the military the junta now has claimed to be the reason why they staged this coup back on february 1st and that is they said that the election in

to hold elections the military has filed a 2nd criminal charge against deposed leader aung sun suu chee. an overnight curfew in the netherlands to stop the spread of coded 1000 remains in place despite a court striking it down earlier on tuesday a judge ruled that the restrictions had breached people's right to privacy and free movement but another court has now decided the curfew should remain in force until a government appeal is heard on friday almost 2000000 more people in the u.k. are being told to shield themselves from code that 19 a new day so tool has identified that high risk of severe disease or death it's based on age and health factors but also where people live in levels of deprivation joe biden is heading to the state of wisconsin for his 1st official trip as u.s. president one of the states that was key to his election victory and it's been hard hit hard by this pandemic he's expected to make the case for congress to pass his coronavirus relief package. well those are the headlines i have much more news for you here on al-jazeera after inside story stay with us. could ca

stories here on al-jazeera the police in me and file charges against the ousted leader aung sun suu chee seeking to detain her for 2 weeks for breaching an import export law the army took power in a military coup on monday that have been symbolic displays of anger against the military coup in me and ma in the past few hours people went onto the streets of young gone to bang pots and pans in a show of defiance the global alliance to distribute vaccines to poorer nations is aiming to inoculate 200000000 people by the end of june the un led kovacs.

science signs of losing patience with her but they seem more willing to discipline members like liz cheeeney. george conway, good to have you on the program again. so this new congress has been in session for almost a month. what is it to say republicans can't decide if they're the party of liz cheney and mitt romney and donald trump and marjorie taylor greene? >> i think we're watching, if it hasn't happened already the moral collapse of the republican party and this is a product of four years of people who knew better being silent about donald trump who himself was a conspiracy theorists who told 30,000 lies in office, who talked about ridiculous fake miracle cures like for covid who pretended like covid would go away and told the biggest lie of all that result in violence, the big election lie that he had actually won the election by a landslide but he was cheated out of it and, you know, in the last three months of his term, he tried to destroy, i mean, this is what the impeachment is about and he tried to destroy constitutional democracy in the united states of america. and through

written by daily show veteran trayvon chee, portrayed by joey badass.civil rights issues in his music. and joining us now is rap artist and actor joey badass. the film is "two distant strangers." thanks for coming on "the beat." >> no problem. how you doing, ari? >> i'm okay. these are obviously trying times, but that's what a lot of your work is about, so it's fitting to have you here. let's start with giving everything you do, why this project is important to you what you think it con vase. >> well, i just thought that, you know, the project resonated with me, being a black man in america. and, you know, oftentimes feeling like there is not much alternatives to finding justice or even hope. i just thought that it was a perfect match for the story that i'm trying to tell, the message that i'm trying to push forth. >> i want to play a part of this film that you acted. i want to warn viewers, like much of what we do in the news, this is tough, but you were all dramatizing it for a reason. let's take a look. >> dramatizing it for a reason. let's take a lo

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military dictator fail fail democracy wind and demands for the release of elected leader aung sun suu chee authorities were not far away army chief min on lying seized power on monday alleging fraud in a november 8th election won by sun suu cheese and l d party the electoral commission dismissed the army's accusations. now the country's internet access has been severely reduced independent monitor net block's says meehan maher is in the midst of a 2nd nation scale internet blackout with connectivity at almost half of ordinary levels other reports say the military government ordered the shutdown of facebook and twitter claiming the spread of fake news protests against the military coup have also spread to other countries in melbourne australia hundreds of demonstrators expressed their concern. right here show you know why says too that the military knows that we're not gonna stand back and let them do whatever they want him. off. and in taiwan hundreds of members of the me and mark community there also came out in force. the woman who. had more than 30 years of repression from the military

opposition to military rule they're calling for a return to democracy and for deposed leader aung san suu chee to be released she's been detained for nearly 3 weeks now people are also out in the 2nd largest city of mandalay where protesters were killed on saturday dozens of people have been injured there in the past week. and a funeral has been held in the capital naypyidaw for the 1st protesters killed in police violence 22 year old. died on friday after she was shot in the head earlier in the week where she's become a symbol of the opposition to military rule get more now from tony chang he joins us in bangkok and tony it looks like the latest killings are not dampening the protests right. who don't appear to be thousands of people came out onto the streets of mentallo this morning we're still seeing thousands of people out in the former capital the young go on the been very large funeral cortege for the protester who was the 1st person to die in these protests in the current capital no door even up in the north in kitchin state in the south and the way there have been protests out on the s

anthony fu chee weighing in on what people who are fully vaccinated can do once their friends and family vaccinated. as of this morning, 71% of vaccine doses available in the u.s. have been administered. nearly 10% of americans have received their first shot. but, just under 3% of americans are fully vaccinated. joining us now is andy a white house senior adviser on coronavirus. andy, great to see you this morning. can i just start with the most burning, pressing question? and that is let me pull up these graphs. you see the numbers of hospitalizations coming down markedly and it comforts us. you see the number of daily case count coming down markedly in this country, and we feel comforted. and then we hear from some of our experts that because of the variants we are only in the eye of the storm. and we are about to be hit by another wave. do you think the peak of the pandemic has passed or do we need to brace for another peak? >> well, good morning, alisyn. unfortunately none of us can predict the future. all we can do is control what we can control. those numbers you just sited nearly

first thing is first, we want to make sure sue chee and her party members are not harmed, and there'lleak of protests and casualties on the streets of myanmar. haslinda: the u.s. is considering re-imposing sanctions. could asean join the west in imposing sanctions against military leaders? ong: i don't think so. because if you do that, myanmar would isolate themselves. don't forget, they have been doing an isolationist policy for many decades. they believe they can survive on their own. from asean, we have to continue our engagement. myanmar by itself doesn't care about what the rest of the world thinks. don't forget, there are many other bigger countries in the region who are prepared to do business and deal with myanmar under a military government. so if we just follow what we call a knee-jerk reaction and try to do things like isolate me and mark, it will not -- isolate myanmar, it will not cause a positive outcome. so we make sure the situation there does not deteriorate to the extent of harming the population and other parts of the country's population. rishaad: former asean secre

protesters holding signs saying free on sue chee. it's escalating. the sentiment is not good. with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haslinda: it is almost 11:00 a.m. in singapore and shanghai. welcome to bloomberg markets: asia. rishaad: let's have a look at our top stories. global equity rally marching on in asia as there is process on the vaccine rollout. nikkei to its rise well above 2000. haslinda: a rare deep-freeze blankets texas, disrupting energy supplies and triggering rolling our blackouts. oil hits a 13 month high as wti futures surge. rishaad: tesla looking to plug into india's last oil market. elon musk all but confirmed the move last month. haslinda: and budget day in singapore. with the expectation of more support for the economy after its worst contraction since independence. taking a look at where the markets are, up and up they go. global rally expanding for a 12 straight session at an all-time high at this point in time we have treasury yield curves at levels of more than five years. betting on improving growth come inflation going nowhere. government spending and

military dictator fail fail democracy wind and demands for the release of elected leader aung sun suu chee authorities were not far away army chief min on lying seized power on monday alleging fraud in a november 8th election one by one sun suu cheese and l d party. the electoral commission dismissed the army's accusations. now the country's internet access has been severely reduced independent monitor net block's says meehan maher is in the midst of a 2nd nation's scale internet blackout with connectivity at almost half of ordinary levels other reports say the military government ordered the shutdown of facebook and twitter claiming the spread of fake news protests against the military coup have also spread to other countries in melbourne australia hundreds of demonstrators expressed their concern. right here show you know why says too that the military knows that we're not gonna stand back and let them do whatever they want him. off. and in taiwan hundreds of members of the 1000000 mark community there also came out in force. the woman who. had more than 30 years of repression from the m