or that i can't stand all this propaganda about the achievements in the fight against covidien of all the people who died the innocent people who left this world have never been paid proper respect. but few people still speak publicly about their grievances many others appear to have put the experience behind them night life is back on the streets especially young people enjoy their newly returned free to us but many places in the woods to struggle with the pandemic the city where it all 'd 'd began is moving all. in international air pollution rankings chinese cities are normally ranked the worst but recently the title has belonged to the current is capital of bishkek. coal is selling like hotcakes in the freezing cold winter temperatures in the city of bishkek average at minus 6 degrees celsius call is an essential good because homes on the outskirts aren't connected to the city's central heating network. bishkek made headlines several times in december for being the number one most polluted city in international air quality ratings but people here say the smog is a problem every ye

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the slow pace of their coronavirus vaccination program as the country reports its highest one day covidien death toll . on the show some of the sand and saying grip but snow the spanish capital gets a heavy blanket of the white stuff and storm for long enough leaves the dreaded looking like winter wonderland and creates travel chaos. so i'm claire richardson welcome to the show we begin in the united states where president elect joe biden has welcomed news that donald trump will not be attending his presidential inauguration on january 20th speaking to reporters on friday biden said trump's decision was quote one of the few things he and i have ever agreed on meanwhile twitter has announced it is permanently suspending trump's account say he repeatedly violated policies on glorifying violence. u.s. is still coming to terms with this. week's events and what they might need for american democracy we have this report from washington. quiet after the storm life seems to have gone back to normal in washington d.c. off to trump supporters stormed the capital but the events have left their mark.

we're seeing as an after effect is that these are exactly the people that are more at risk of lung covidien in all study we've identified that even though women are more likely to suffer presents itself participates in study even after we adjust for that 86 percent of the long covert that we're seeing is in young fitter ladies and and it does appear to be very similar that all of the people who are coming presenting with symptoms of lot of it were previously very fit they were very active we're not sure if that represents that they have a higher base light and therefore they they realize a lot more if they've been left with some weakness or it may just be that these are people who are actually noticing it because while most of us around the world are in some form of lockdown where we don't have the same freedoms that we have normally that we just don't notice how much that they set out impacts on us just briefly you've also said this isn't just a respiratory infection it's a multi-system disease other steps that can be taken to prevent long code from setting in. but we don't really know wha

probably dissatisfied with the overall situation in russia with the economic situation with their covidien by the impact of covariate consumption about. me so i think that there is there is a possibility that there is some impact but of course i don't really bend on how i think kremlin manages these opposition what will happen with now about me and whether the momentum. pointed out can be sustained and i think that there is there are many months ahead it's not very clear what is clear is that the government is really eager to or it's sort of the bella who chanson ario also sort of up on the constant line of series of demonstrations on a regular basis which increase in time maria i'm curious to know your thoughts about something of president putin has largely stayed out of public view the last several months. he's been working from his residence a lot of the time and there's this perception among many that he's just essentially trying to stay out of view when you compare that to the fact that alexei of on the you know returned to the country where he was poisoned that he knew that he most l

my mother in law died of covidien a new jersey nursing home which was doing the same thing where you know the state was shifting people out of hospitals in new jersey into nursing homes and then presenting those nursing homes which are much lower staffed and much less good at infection control than hospitals are and not surprisingly the disease spread rights for them they didn't but the eliza nursing homes their risk however i don't think that they required nursing homes to take in residence with kofi it probably led to more people being taken in and should have gone and it was very clear the longstanding federal requirements are that nursing homes can only accept only accept residents if they have a staff thing and the supplies necessary in the us because the government until very recently would not subsidize. any home care for the elderly the nursing home industry which is mostly for profit has lobbied very intensively with a lot of money to politicians in every state to not provide decent funding for in home care of your elderly parents a lack of accountability when residents are

left holding the empty promises well meantime over the channel france recorded 26000 new cases of covidien new year's eve the highest daily rate since november the governments responded by tightening not curfews. don't want to implement a nationwide or local lowdown on who if we will propose an extension of the curfew which instead of starting at 8 pm will start at 6 pm in all the regions where it's needed is some cities or regions where the incidence rate is above the maximum alert level these measures will be implemented from generally 2nd 2021 aside from the curfews bars and restaurants remain closed over the festive period it extends months of restrictions that have taken a devastating toll on the hospitality industry restaurant owner ville somalia describe to us the desperate state people are in and his neighbor was even driven to take her own life. so i've been living in la trinité so for 16 years i have 12 hotel rooms sent to restaurants we serve from 40250000 per year we employ 12 people during the winter period and around 22 people during the summer period so being suddenly left w

advisors professor scott atlas thank you so much god for coming on you interpret the data how bad is covidien in the usa i'm sure you know that the democrat leaning mainstream media says it's corona virus that could spell the end of the trump presidency. ok well thanks for having me well i mean it is a it's a it's a deadly pandemic there's no under stating that we've had 230000 lies roughly lost and from the from the virus and certainly many many loss from the policy of shutdowns so it's tragic there's no question about that but if you want to know what's happening right now i think there's a gross distortion that has sort of been a typical of the reporting on this and that is that there's this frenzy of focusing on a number of cases when we see a lot of reasons to be sort of you know cautiously optimistic here rather than fearful and those reasons are very important for people understand 1st of all the cases number the case number is not the most important matter what's important to understand is that the vast majority of people that are getting these cases are lower risk healthier people we

the governor's mansion and capitol building demonstrators called on people to deliberately spread covidien in order to gain herd immunity and use guns to defend restaurants that violate shutdown orders. in northeast spain catalan police have broken up a 2nd mass new year's rave and made arrests the multi-day illegal party was attended by hundreds in an abandoned warehouse in barcelona it's organizers now face 860-0000 euro fine. and europe's most active volcano is still putting on a pirate plastic performance with smoke and ash rising from its snowy peaks dozens of earthquakes hit cicely's mountain and over the new year preceded by flying rocks and flowing lava only a few weeks earlier. thanks for joining us for the weekly i'll be back with more in just about half an hour and i hope to see that. seemed wrong but i'll quote just don't call. me. yet to say proud just a comic as a kid and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the way of life the reindeer herding is leading a traditionally nomadic lifestyle in the tundra is s

army barracks or worse than a prison overcrowding there's also left refugees terrified of catching covidien our correspondent shouted his dashti report. napier barracks a former military site in folks in kent now uses temporary accommodation for around $400.00 male asylum seekers has reached boiling point the men inside have taken to the streets surrounding the barracks in protest over grim conditions they are living in and painful uncertainty about their futures hunger strikes demonstrations even sleeping outside of their last resort it is very cold some are protesting about the food some are protesting for transparency. they need news about how long we are going to stay in this part you know we have no idea of our future but we lost hope and we are desperate i have been here for 3 months and i feel really bad 14 people in one room people breathing on each other there is no privacy the room is separated by a partition we have to share toilets and it only has 2 cubicles between people there are reports of a number of suicide attempts inside including one just days ago with victims being ret

room for more patients and i may be personally sensitive to that because my mother in law died of covidien a new jersey nursing home which was doing the same thing where you know the state was shifting people out of hospitals in new jersey into nursing homes and then presenting those nursing home pusher much lower staffed and much less good at infection control than hospitals are and not surprisingly the disease spread right through them in the us because the government until very recently would not subsidize. any home care for the elderly you know you have your elderly parents who don't want to be or can't be taken care of by you so you would normally what you would want to do is how hire somebody to come into the house each day or maybe even live in the house take care your elderly parents. and you couldn't get a subsidy from the government to do that says very expensive to do the nursing home industry which is mostly for profit has lobbied very intensively with a lot of money to politicians in every state to not provide decent funding for in home care of your elderly parents. that's a w

advisers reza scott atlas thank you so much governor coming on you interpret the data how bad is covidien in the usa i'm sure you know that the democrat leaning mainstream media says it's corona virus that could spell the end of the trump presidency. ok well thanks for having me well i mean it is a it's a it's a deadly pandemic there's no under stating that we've had 230000 lives. lost and from that from the virus and certainly many many loss from the policy shutdowns so it's tragic there's no question about that but if you want to know what's happening right now i think there is a gross distortion that his surrogates typical of reporting out.

sparks around half the defining teachers insisting some schools are safe to reopen have been surging covidien patients he spoke to a teachers' union representative. come not to. each other but i just because i'm. not. sick you couldn't believe it. either and a very good morning to you watching r t international. is a key moment in the fate of julian assange and for the defenders of press freedom later on monday a british judge will decide whether or not to extradite the wiki leaks co-founder to the united states stateside he faces espionage charges for publishing secret military documents on saturday or sunday supporters rallied in new york outside the british consulate they were demanding his release press freedom groups human rights organizations are among those taking up his cause and songs is known to the world for exposing u.s. war crimes faces up to 175 years in. prison if extradited is a good start looks at events that led up to his long fight for freedom for julian his son has come a long way from an obscure activist to freedom fighter all traitor depending on who you are one thing yo

russia's covidien or collation program is about to be significantly ramped up president putin has announced that mass vaccinations should start next week. so much that we have to switch from launch kind of vaccination to a massive program and i'm asking you to keep this in mind to get the relevant infrastructure ready i'm asking you to start the mass vaccination of all people as soon as next week and to build a schedule like we do for other infections such as influenza. ok let's get more details now with he joins us this evening evening at a big step forward then today with this announcement what further details do we know then about what happens next well andrew definitely this is a milestone because it's not law only it's not long any longer only about the jobs like doctors or teachers it's the kind of professions where the staff is forced to me loads of people clearly these were the people that got the job 1st in russia and already as we know more than a 1000000 people have been vaccinated in this country and now after this announcement by the russian president the goal is we understand

we're seeing as an after effect is that these are exactly the people that are more at risk of lung covidien in all study we've identified that even though women are more likely to suffer presents itself participates in study even after we adjust for that 86 percent of the long covert that we're seeing is a new younger fitter ladies and and it does appear to be very similar that all of the people who are coming presenting with symptoms of long opiate were previously very fit they were very active we're not sure if that represents that they have a higher baseline and therefore they they realize that a lot more if they've been left with some weakness or it may just be that these people are actually noticing it because while most of us around the world are in some form of lockdown where we don't have the same freedoms that we have normally that we just don't notice how much that they set out impacts on us just briefly you've also said this isn't just a respiratory infection it's a multi-system disease other steps that can be taken to prevent long coping from setting in. we don't really know wha

washing facilities toilet facilities kitchens and of course that creates a perfect breeding ground for covidien the government says they believe that broken sewage pipes are one of the reasons why the virus has been spreading at such an alarming rate so many very concerning thank you very much for that update adrian brown life i sat in hong kong. and still ahead on arches there are new fears about a highly contagious u.k. coronavirus train that spread to dozens of countries and big tax big threats google's accused of back banning bullying as it challenges new regulations. it's time for the perfect gentleman the winter sponsored plan qatar airways conditions on the ground in northern syria eastern turkey the defaced displaced people's camps been poor because the weather was so awful it isn't improving story is still yucky on the ground but in the sky the sun is out and temperatures sauce slowly on the increase in fact he's gone quiet again through most parts of the middle east iran this doggedly breezes is weakening on saturday and on sunday september is might rise a little bit for example in ba

brazilian health minister admits that health care has collapsed in the amazon region overwhelmed by covidien and a lack of equipment and oxygen asteroids just awful. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy one from day shouldn't let it be an arms race is on the spearing dramatic they're probably the only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. back now giant corporations have pulled financial support from politicians who have spoken out in favor of don't want trump to spite the firms themselves having previously pumped huge sums into the president's party. looks now at corporate america's efforts so you fit in with the incoming democratic administration. don't trump free fall from the american president to enemy number one is always complete but it turns out guilty by association too if you voted for trump you voted for the person who claimed the supported you voted for the person who nazis support you voted for the person who the all right supports vets the crowd that you were in apa

we're seeing as an after effect is that these are exactly the people that are more at risk of lung covidien in all study we've identified that even though women are more likely to suffer presents itself participates in study even after we adjust for that 86 percent of the long covert that we're seeing is the new younger fitter ladies and and it does appear to be very similar that all of the people who are coming presenting with symptoms of long opiate were previously very fit they were very active we're not sure if that represents that they have a higher base light and therefore they they realize that a lot more if they've been left with some weakness or it may just be the these are people are actually noticing it because while most of us around the world are in some form of lockdown where we don't have the same freedoms that we have normally that we just don't notice how much that they set out impacts on us just briefly you've also said this isn't just a respiratory infection it's a multi-system disease other steps that can be taken to prevent long coated from setting in. we don't really k

crematorium the coffin stuck one on top of one another a sad see simply inscribed with words like covidien infectious risk it comes as the european union struggles to maintain unity over covert vaccine purchases to brussels is urging member states to adhere to the block centralized distribution scheme but it seems that few heeding the call at the moment here's our europe correspondent. the european union's one for all and all for one vaccine plan is called to against the problem of members self interest when it comes to obtaining the jobs germany has snapped up an extra 13000000 doses of the pfizer vaccines being criticized by its partners for doing so it is selfish behavior to buy medicine by yourself disrespecting common decisions is another example of the german policy of respecting their own interests above the interests of other e.u. countries berlin insists it is playing by the rules and that those extra doses won't be sent out until the vaccine is being dispatched across the rest of the european union germany says the real problem lies with problems when it comes to production it's

russia is covidien or collation program is about to be significantly ramped up president putin has announced that mass vaccinations should start next week. we have to switch from launch kind of vaccination to a massive program and i'm asking you to keep this in mind to get the relevant infrastructure ready i'm asking you to stop the mass vaccination of all people as soon as next week and to build a schedule like we do for other infections such as influenza this is definitely a milestone for this country because from this point it's not only about doctors or teachers or other jobs that forced the staff to be in touch with the loads of people face to face now the goal is to make sure that the russian vaccine is available to all citizens of this country to make sure that the coronavirus pandemic in russia is dealt a final blow and it is looking promising because of the data that we received after the 3rd stage of the trials back in december that pointed to 96 percent efficacy of the sputnik the jab the question is though whether the infrastructure is ready and whether there are enough doses and

washing facilities toilet facilities kitchens and of course that creates a perfect breeding ground for covidien the government says they believe the broken sewage pipes are one of the reasons why the virus has been spreading at such an alarming rate and still ahead on al jazeera new fears about a highly contagious you can strain that's right to dozens of countries and radical . why community knowledge and tina says it's being stigmatized then held against its well. conditions on the ground in northern syria eastern turkey they defaced displaced people's camps been poor because the weather was so awful it isn't improving story is still yucky on the ground but in the sky the sun is out and temperatures sols slowly on the increase in fact he's gone quiet again through most parts of the middle east and around this those early breezes is weakening on saturday and on sundays attempt his might rise a little bit for example in bahrain and in qatar otherwise nothing changes but there is action further south a tropical cyclon again making landfall early saturday on the coast of mozambique near bay area i

as the number of people vaccinated against covidien frauds grows so does talk of a vaccine passport to travel this french politician says such a document could also be used to visit restaurants or theatres. those who are vaccinated should be able to resume activities the vaccination passport would show that a person is no longer in danger themselves and no longer a danger to others. supporters of a vaccine passport say could help revive vital economic sectors like tourism paris is usually one of the world's most visited cities but in the past year few people have come to admire its more humans who enjoy attractions like this cruise the owner of this botox company on the river said says he would welcome a vaccine paul sports if would encourage international travelers to return to the city because without them it will be a challenge to keep the business afloat any solutions that can help us live normally again would be good there are already countries that require vaccinations to enter to a vaccine passport is a good idea if it can help everyone work again the opinion polls suggest that

advisers professor scott atlas thank you so much god for coming on you interpret the data how bad is covidien in the usa i'm sure you know that the democrat leaning mainstream media says it's corona virus that could spell the end of the trump presidency. ok well thanks for having me well i mean it is a it's a it's a deadly pandemic there's no under stating that we've had 230000 lies roughly lost and from the from the virus and certainly many many loss from the policy of shutdowns so it's tragic there's no question about that but if you want to know what's happening right now i think there's a gross distortion that has sort of been a typical of the reporting on this and that is that there's this frenzy of focusing on a number of cases when we see a lot of reasons to be sort of you know cautiously optimistic here rather than fearful and those reasons are very important for people understand 1st of all the cases number the case number is not the most important matter what's important to understand is that the vast majority of people that are getting these cases are lower risk healthier people we

economy for instance has been really severely damaged by covidien when it comes to international relations this is an administration that has been best known for pulling out of agreements like the paris climate treaty the iran nuclear deal but when it comes to the middle east it's very focused on isolating iran and that is one of the purposes of trying to push this agreement so hard another reason for that is that the administration really fumbled its initial response to the gulf crisis this happened early on in the trumpet ministration and while trump was saying things that were seemingly supportive of saudi arabia the state department's official position was that it wanted an end to the gulf crisis and today we got a statement from the state department saying a resolution of the wider 3 year dispute between the quartet and qatar is in the interests of all g.c. members g.c.c. members as well as in the interest of the united states the u.s. wants iran isolated they want peace in that area they want trade and commerce and this is something that trump can finally brag about after giving jare