but as you mentioned, we expect them to pledge to pay for a fair distribution of cobbett $19.00 of the axioms so that no country is left out . and there are also expected to extend debt relief to poor countries who really needed. and they're also going, as we expect to strike a more balder tone on international trade and on climate change. climate change is the most important topic today. so they seem to be quite united one prominent exemption. you as president don't seem to be the only leader, not talking about how to tackle depend demick globally. instead, she was praising his own administration and the u.s. economy. and his match message to the you to the g 20 leaders that he wants the u.s. citizens to get vaccinated 1st. you mentioned the u.s. president there already. this is his last g 20 summit. how is he expected to bow out of the entire international arena? while he is handling this in his own way and his statement yesterday, it was quite awkward. he told the leaders that he was looking to working with them together for a long time. so he seems still not to concede to the feed.

europe has just 10 percent of the world's population, but 25 percent of global cobbett, 19 deaths with winter looming and infection surging. the picture is getting worse. at the paris peace forum world leaders have committed to ensuring equal access to look at tensions that see something that can't come soon enough. they didn't bother al-jazeera. the u.s. to stop infectious diseases expert says the country can avoid another coronavirus lockdown if people get serious about hygiene measures, including masks, and social distancing, antenna found chairs are urged vigilance during the wait for us, the vaccines, but says that they could start having a major positive effect as early as next month. the u.s. is just recorded its highest number of daily deaths since may. the state of texas alone has passed 1000000 confirmed cases with california expected to follow soon. but the pandemic is surprisingly top of the agenda for president elect. joe biden. let's go live to john hendren who is in biden's. hometown of wilmington, delaware. as a john corner virus might be biden's number one. priorities

more than 1000000 people have now been infected with the cobbett. 19 virus official figures say nearly 100000. people have died the 4th highest in the world after the united states india, brazil. i'm angry that after all we've lived through in this world, some still don't accept the reality. this really exists. we're not actors and the patients here are dying. having partially lifted restrictions, the authorities in mexico city have come down again, closing bars and restaurants for 15 days. the measures come after hospital admissions in the capital and surrounding areas rose from 20 to more than 100 a day. because it's important that everyone knows that the measures we're working with are vital in stopping this outbreak from growing in the the battle against the pandemic is being fought in the context of continuing violence across mexico. both criminal and political. these residents in better crews demanding justice after their mayor was kidnapped and killed because investigators were asking that they investigate this terrible murder the murder of our colleague, which should not go unp

june or he doorway just 580 grams when he was born but battled through to become peru's youngest cobbett 19 survivor and now to 0. there's anger and frustration in spain overcovered 19 restrictions protests in several cities including madrid turned violent demonstrators that size and threw bricks at police officers they in turn fired blank bullets spain's prime minister has condemned the arm rest 6 month state of emergency came into effect this week because corona virus cases started rising once again. still ahead on al-jazeera vote counting is under way into what is parliamentary elections also. 5 feet of rescuers race against the clock to save people trapped under rubble in turkey friday's powerful earthquake killed dozens of people. but. the weather is still set fabric cross the middle east lots of fine and pleasant sunshine nazi hot pleasantly warm then we have got some cloud some showers up towards the black sea some wetter weather sliding across northern and central parts of turkey eventually heading over towards armenia georgia maybe into john as we go through monday and on into c

europe has just 10 percent of the world's population, but 25 percent of global cobbett, 19 deaths with winter looming and infection surging. the picture is getting worse. at the paris peace forum world leaders have committed to ensuring equal access to a potential vaccine. something that can't come soon enough. nadine barber al jazeera, there's widespread anger in syrian army over agreement which allows areas to keep areas captured during 6 weeks of fighting over the disputed region of the corner. about how to abdul hamid is in the regional capital to punish it and says that it appears that people are leaving or mass towards the armenian border. we have seen very few civilians all military since we arrived here in state by and i cared. now . the vast majority of people had left throughout the war, and it seems that no one is intent to come back even though there is a cessation of hostilities ever since the cease fire agreement was signed on november 9th. now, driving here, we went through a region called killed by joy. it was a region that or armenia had occupied in 1904 and according

and that is sort of slowing down to tide of new hospitalisations of more direct risk cobbett, 900 patients who again are not in the, at the risk of dying but are require a lot of medical assistance. they cannot be treated at home. many of them have to be taken to hospitals as have tried to say, try to prevent as many infections as possible in those high. but this page should say, the hospitals in the u.k. overloaded about 10 to 13 percent of hospital beds occupied by colby patients over will admissions from cold feet are not dramatically above those that you normally get for that at this time of year, from respect to treat infections, so my view would be that we've imposed these restrictions too. and again, the collateral damage that results is massive. certainly, i'm not all queuing for do nothing and that's a bit. but my few is very much that we have panicked too soon. and others lead to more damage. look back to what happened in the spring sweeten. famously did not lock down. and surely that's trajectory of hospitalized patients and deaths was very little different to what happened in t

europe has just 10 percent of the world's population, but 25 percent of global cobbett, 19 deaths with winter looming and infection surging. the picture is getting worse. at the paris peace forum world leaders have committed to ensuring equal access to a potential vaccine. something that can't come soon enough for al-jazeera. the european union is demanding china reverse. a new role that's led to 4 hong kong legislators being sacked, 15 opposition, politicians in a sense, he resigned in protest at the ruling. on wednesday, china passed a law allowing legislators to be barred if they pose, a national security threat. the u.k., which handed the territory back to china in 1997, says the move undermines hong kong's autonomy and has summoned the chinese ambassador. meanwhile, canada is easing immigration. rules for people from hong kong to resign or receive citizenship. canada's immigration minister says charges for breaching china's national security law won't disagree, qualify them. the country wants to speed up applications for young people in hong kong who wish to work and study there.

europe has just 10 percent of the world's population, but 25 percent of global cobbett, 19 deaths with winter looming in fiction. surging the pictures gets even worse. at the paris peaceful run, world leaders have committed to ensuring equal access to a potential that see something that can't come soon enough. the debugger al-jazeera, one of the u.k. prime ministers closest advisers is stepping down at the end of the year. dominic coming says he had always planned to quit when the directive transition period was over on december 31st is credited with masterminding beck said, and the british prime minister's reelection earlier this year. cummings was criticised for flouting coronavirus restrictions on science and cheese ruling party has won enough seats in parliament to form a myanmar's next government and national league for democracy party has so far secured, at least 346 out of 412 seats after sunday's election. but more than a 1000000 people, many ethnic minorities were unable to vote after the government cancelled polls because of fighting in 2015. nonsense, which is party won the

but some analysts have warned that any potential vaccine isn't going to solve near term, cobbett issues in the u.s., under course around the world. let's cross to our financial correspondent in new york to discuss this a little bit further. so this resurgence in those stay at home. tech stocks is a bit of a reminder that coronaviruses crisis is not over. is it? it definitely isn't. fittingly, i'm sitting in my home office reporter, so still not back a lot on the floor of the new york stock exchange, and we have got no word when that actually might happen. i doubt that this will be during the winter months and talking about the winter months. the situation has clearly worsened. here in the united states on cues they, we almost had to evolve $140000.00 new infections. so a new record. and then the sights, even if we might see some, a reopening next year. some companies like microsoft, for instance, dropbox or twitter have offered their employees to swerve from home permanently. and just one latest number that i've gotten from new york city is so far, only 13 percent off office workers bac

but as you mentioned, we expect them to pledge to pay for a fair distribution of cobbett $19.00 of the axioms so that no country is left out . and there are also expected to extend debts relief to poor countries really needed. and they're also going, as we expect to strike a more bolder tone on international trade and on climate change. climate change is the most important topic today. so they seem to be quite united, one prominent exemption. you as presidents don't seem to be the only leader, not talking about how to tackle depend demick globally. instead, she was praising his own administration and the u.s. economy. and he's match message to the you to the g 20 leaders that he wants the u.s. citizens to get vaccinated 1st. you mentioned the u.s. president there already. this is his last g 20 summit. how is he expected to bow out of the entire international arena? well, he is handling this in his own way. and his statement yesterday was quite awkward. he told the leaders that he was looking to working with them together for a long time. so he seems still not to concede today. d.c. the

europe has just 10 percent of the world's population, but 25 percent of global cobbett, 19 deaths with winter looming and infection surging. the picture is getting worse. at the paris peace forum world leaders have committed to ensuring equal access to a potential vaccine. something that can't come soon enough. nadine barber al-jazeera well moving on now and the search for bodies is underway off the libyan coast, after 74 people drowned when their ship broke down on its way to europe. the un migration agency says the boat was carrying more than 120 people, including women and children. when it left, port fishermen help the libyan coast guard bring survivors back to shore. this is now the 8th vessel to capsize off that coast in a month. but our correspondent mark whitaker, why he joins me now from tripoli, with dozens of people clearly still missing. what do we know at this stage about just what happened? well, according to the international organization, for migration 74 migrants and refugees were rescued. some of them are risk you'd by libya's close to gold and fisherman of the libyan

europe has just 10 percent of the world's population, but 25 percent of global cobbett, 19 deaths with winter looming and infection surging. the picture is getting worse. at the paris peace forum world leaders have committed to ensuring equal access to look at tensions back. see something that can't come soon enough. the dba al-jazeera? well, that's the situation in europe. meanwhile, office workers in new zealand's largest city, or clint, have been urged to stay at home on friday after a single case of covert 1000 was the tech did. an urgent investigation is underway into how a student living in a city center apartment picked up the virus. the apartment building is next door to a hotel where people arriving from overseas are being quarantined. new zealand has so far been widely praised for its response to the pandemic. millions of students in senegal, meanwhile, are heading back to class after schools fully reopened for the 1st time. since the start of the pandemic, senegal was one of the 1st african nations to close its schools. back on middle of march, they were meant to reopen in j