is fady you get us all myths about fair distribution not only about money when you flog a fund it. fair access to corona virus vaccines around the globe that's what the european union promised the world even before the 1st vaccine was approved the e.u. has invested heavily in research and development and member states have put millions into helping poor nations acquire vaccines in the future but as the world scrambles to produce and distribute enough jabs in the end it seems europe come 1st if you can't help that's fine run does former health minister an e.s.b. on while want tells me but then don't cast yourself as a savior be frank and say my people 1st don't lie to me and say we will be quote with so so because we start to prepare that we uplift it but we just see that you're not really and. while the coronavirus continues to spread rapidly in africa only few countries there have begun immunizing their citizens egypt ordered vaccines from china for example and guinea is rolling out a russian vaccine these 2 world powers were quick of the market then you they are practicing vaccin

uncomfortable questions about my country and about bush that is why i keep going to this day my name is fadi self and i work at g.w. . frankford to help all. international gateway to the best connection cells road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining all 1st and try our services. guest at frankfurt airport city managed by from a bought. as a date of you name saliva from berlin a new u.s. president and a new plan to combat a coronavirus joe biden signs or various increasing vaccinations and testing and expanding mass requirements across the country but he warns the pandemic was likely to get worse before it gets better. also on the show europeans are being asked to stop traveling to new leaders are strongly discouraging non-essential trips and tougher top 4 specials could be on the way as the continent struggles to contain newcomers.

fadi baghdadi, nhk world, istanbul. >> as we just saw, part of the human bond with animals is the desirepan a giraffe named ha gumy was born in a zoo. the zoo keepers believed she might not survive. that was until a man from a field entirely unrelated to animals stepped in. >> reporter: her disability in her hind legs made it impossible for her to even reach her mother teet as they were too high up. >> translator: to be honest when i first saw her, i thought she wouldn't live long. >> reporter: the tendons in her feet were overstretched causing her hind legs to bend at an abnormal angle. the zoo decided to secure her legs with plaster casts to help correct them. but the casts made it impossible for her to move her muscles and joints. a different method was needed for her to walk naturally. the zoo decided to ask for help from yamada tetsuo. he's an expert in artificial limbs and harnesses for humans. yamada began by visiting the zoo numerous times to observe how giraffes work and how their legs are angled. >> translator: i don't even know how much a giraffe weighs. everything is complete

the book questions about my country and above board that is what i keep doing to state my name is fadi stuff and i work at good that you. get. the above. the be the bad. cases do you have any news live from berlin the catastrophe of the corona virus the world prepares to mark a macabre new milestone nearly 2000000 deaths and no sign that the pandemic is a baiting front line medical workers in the ukraine told today w. about trauma and hopelessness in the face of the disease also coming up the u.s. president to lead.

should be lifted in the 7th or next month but some say that it could be delayed for even longer time ok fadisalamat many thanks for bringing us the very latest there from take it. about other news and eisel has claimed responsibility for twin suicide bombings in the iraqi capital baghdad on thursday which killed at least 32 people more than 100 others were injured in the blasts a market in baghdad's tire on square iraq's prime minister reshuffled several top security officials following the attack which was the west in 3 yeah is that is all of unsolved on the u.s. national security council under presidents bush and obama and his senior fellow at the future of war project for the new america think tank he joins us from remington in the genic good to have you with us what sign is this that eisel has regrouped has gained strength and must be considered a significant threat. i think it's much too early to say that now obviously for the victims this is a serious threat and there were dozens of people killed them as you said over 100 wounded so this was a very serious one to attack inside baghdad

now can suggest a torture they've been subjected to inforce disappearance and none have been brought fadi to try it in terms of the reactions that we receive where i am seem to matter is not involved in arranging for the transfers of detainees out of content and i but our understanding is that there are some states that are willing to take . the take there perhaps not all of them at the moment but we're optimistic as are ready set out at that hope today joe biden will be able to bring this issue forward and to arrange for the transfer of all of those within content very out of the detention pace now we make to cause that one court has already set is for all those speeds to be transferred out and the 2nd cause is where there is sufficient evidence and. this is admissible evidence that is evidence that hasn't been gained through torture then and only if such evidence exists some may then face a fair trial in federal court but i stress only if such disparate evidence exists and we are i have to say the state ballot for it it does. in washington why did the the flute of people being transferr

raised questions about whether the games will be held in 6 months as planned let's get an update from fadi said that he's joining us from tokyo so what more can you tell us about the fate of the olympic games. as you mentioned the japanese government has been repeating again over again that commitment to holding successful and safe olympic games actually. and his policy speech on monday in. the kitchen off or being the plenary session of the parliament he mentioned specifically that his government is committed to having the games and japan always explains that they want to have the games because they want it to be and they get ational victory for humanity over the couldn't abide us and then they make but to do so they need also to hold it in a safe and successful way to do that japan has. almost always seen as a very rare case that the so-called japanese model in tracing the banda make till now the numbers the last year the numbers being so high in japan but yesterday since you have been seeing an exclusive increase in the numbers especially in tokyo tokyo has seen during january and we st

many hope but that would have to reduce the number of convictions fadi thanks very much indeed that's funny some of the talking to us from tokyo want to bring in the nancy snow she's a professor of public diplomacy at kyoto university of foreign studies she's joining us by skype from tokyo good to have you with us why is it the medical experts think that these plans on going to be enough they didn't move fast enough on this one of the. focuses was on the economy and this was a shift away from by risk containment to traveling throughout japan this started a few months ago with this go to travel and that was suspended just in the last few weeks but i think the for the japanese people there was a sense of complacency we all are wearing our masks again that's voluntary this social distancing though was rather weak here there were large crowds gathering over new year's people going out to see the christmas lights going to the tokyo christmas market mobs of people all with their masks on but that's not enough and i'm not sure if just this one month restriction a so-called soft lockdown will