practice social distancing the next few months are expected to be brutal as winter takes hold and gallacher al-jazeera miami florida brazil has also unveiled its plan for vaccinating nearly $110000000.00 people which is more than half the population indigenous people health workers those age 75 and above they will be top of the list then you will have those aged between 60 and 74 and people with prior health conditions and the final phase teaches 1st responders prison staff inmates and in europe the u.s. drug firm pfizer and its german bio partner biotech have said they hope vaccine could be rolled out within weeks i've asked the european union's medicines agency for emergency approval which could come by december 29th that could mean maybe 2 vaccines approved in europe and the united states by the end of the year israel holsten its prime minister and defense minister benny gantz says his party will back an opposition bill in favor of dissolving parliament dances lost patience with benjamin netanyahu and is ready to break their alliance if a long overdue budget isn't positive immediately mo

gallacher al-jazeera miami florida the united states' top infectious diseases expert says the country could gain some control over the coronavirus pandemic by late next year to enter the fall she told an online discussion panel that some semblance of normality would return if enough americans are vaccinated and out of how she is told al-jazeera of what he thinks of the biggest challenges facing u.s. efforts to get on top of the virus in an interview with the bottom line steve clemons he says public health measures need to be set aside from politics. you know about a year before coven broke out you and i had a conversation and i ask you to tell me what your worst nightmare was as you look forward 'd and you know you described the respiratory kind of virus that cold it was and it was just one of the chilling moments when i look back at interviews i've done and i guess now i ask you as you sit here today what is your next worse nightmare as you look forward you have well you know my next worst nightmare is not getting out of this nightmare without having a lot more suffering and death an

practice social distancing the next few months are expected to be brutal as winter takes hold and gallacher al-jazeera miami florida also brazil is unveiled its plan for vaccinating nearly $110000000.00 people which is more than half the population indigenous people health workers and those aged 75 and above will be top of the list those aged between 60 and 74 and then people with prior health conditions will be vaccinated later the final phase includes teaches 1st responders prison staff and inmates and in europe the us drug from fines and its german partner biotech have said they hope their vaccine could be rolled out within weeks of oss the european union's medicines agency for emergency approval could come by december 29th potentially we're talking at least 2 vaccines approved in europe and the united states by the end of the year. but it's always about isn't distributing a vaccine is not going to be easy especially in poorer and developing nations the cheapest vaccine so far is the oxford astra zeneca one that's about $3.00 a dose but even that's too expensive for many people in develo

states and the gallacher begins our coverage from miami. patiently waiting for the code 19 vaccine many of florida's over 60 five's and health care workers camped overnight for their chance to receive a potentially life saving shot in the arm as the state's positivity rate hits record highs delays conflicting information and crushing websites left facts a nation sites overwhelmed i wanted i want to see the good in people and i want to hope that people are doing their bath but at this point i don't know their best this is really going on right now meanwhile in the same state the president continues to go off in his mar-a lago estate telling governors to get moving his administration promised to have 20000000 people vaccinated by the end of this week doctors say without a national strategy it could take years in fourchon way without a master plan after distribution national is going to be a lot of. and a lot of this is going to fall on state health departments and hospitals. that were already in or. more than 11000000 doses of madonna and pfi

from ok chanst international thing they can also be taken away the 2nd of our 5 part series and gallacher reports from florida in the everglades national park a site a bar mentalists a is at a critical to. the everglades national park was among the 1st places in the u.s. to be added to the united nations world heritage list and for good reason this vast subtropical river of grass is the largest mangrove ecosystem in the western hemisphere refuge to over 20 rare endangered and threatened species the park's also faced more than its fair share of problems since receiving its designation in 1979 is the state's population's grown fresh water flow has dwindled and toxins from agriculture the choking the everglades pristine landscape the everglades ecosystem was once huge and over the years as florida has developed we have cut away not only at the natural wildlife habitat but also at the water flow about 70 percent of the historic river of grass water flow has been cut off because of florida's urban and agricultural development environmental challenges of threaten the parks status the public awa

chapter behind them it may take some time before full confidence in the aircraft is restored and gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. chile's indigenous people are experiencing a cultural revival that goes beyond teaching that language in history at schools it's also been woven thread by thread by an approaching women as our desires that america at its release in human explains now from wherever and pay our. scooting rule is a all this time. even though these days it's rare to find anyone who knows how to do it but didn't rule southern chile indigenous might put you women are joining forces to revive an ancestral skill that wasn't sufficiently valued until recently my pussy women were paid almost nothing for these traditional hand-woven blankets rugs and ponchos there may be a benefit to me there are here this piece was inspired by the map which is simple for worrier i feel that we are women are warriors. it's that perseverance that led them to form large cooperative since decent prices for their work and even begin exporting it to europe and the us these are all natural colors this was div

states then are into linked reason enough to save it no matter what its designation in years ahead gallacheral-jazeera the everglades national park florida. is continuous from 10 from 10 g.m.t. on thursday i'm reading 1st to walk in. georgia to find out why the inhabitants of these ancient villages are fighting to protect their heritage. size head next would sports shell tell us about the basketball star who's become a whole lot of red chip. business leaders as well to buy the brass pot. business leaders is both to buy nebraska. elaine. an afterthought has tyra banks thought it came a lot's been happening in this part of the world because cattery capsule of da will host the 2030 agent games disability is thanks to harvey to be armed in a vote by the olympic council of asia that took place in amman earlier on wednesday in the game for the 2nd biggest multi-sport event after the in and pick riyadh will now host the 2034 edition and we've been speaking to professor of the eurasian sports industry simon chadwick he believes the latest successful cats are sets them up for another bid to stage the

chapter behind them it may take some time before full confidence in the aircraft is restored to gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. president elect joe biden has criticized the trumpet ministration for falling behind in its rollout of covert 1000 vaccines biden warned that if it doesn't pick up the pace of could take years before the american population is fully vaccinated so jumping to strange is played is should be vaccine is falling behind far behind we're grateful to the companies the doctors the scientists and researchers the clinical trial participants in operation works for developing a vaccine as quickly but as long feared war the effort to distributing the minister the vaccine is not progress it is. in europe governments are dealing with record numbers of new infections large scale public health or peroration zur and a way to ensure vaccines are distributed across the region thailand is warning stricter coronavirus measures could be enforced after a serious outbreak this month mainly among migrant workers the government is hoping to co

practice social distancing the next few months are expected to be brutal as winter takes hold and gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. breaking news on the corona virus vaccine being produced by the u.s. drug firm pfizer and its german partner bio and tech the u.k. government says that it's accepted a recommendation to approve the 19 vaccine for use from next week it'll be made available for use from next week a joint committee says that it will shortly publish its final advice for priority groups receive the vaccine phase and bio enteric have also lost the european union's medicines agency for emergency approval which could come by to some but 1009. brazil has unveiled its plan for vaccinating nearly 110000000 people that's more than half of its population indigenous people health care workers those age 75 and above will be at the top of the list those aged between 60 and 74 people with prior health conditions will be vaccinated next the final phase will include teachers 1st responders prison staff and inmates israel's ultimate prime minister and defense minister benny gantz says that his p

practice social distancing the next few months are expected to be brutal as winter takes hold and gallacher al-jazeera miami florida we've heard from brazil as well which is unveiled a plan for vaccinating nearly $110000000.00 people more than half the population indigenous people health workers and those aged 75 and above will be top of the list if you're between 60 and 74 or have a prior health condition than you would be vaccinated later in brazil and then the final phase includes teaches 1st responders prison staff and inmates and in europe the us drug firm pfizer and its german partner bio and tech have said they hope their vaccine could be rolled out within weeks of us the european union's medicines agency for emergency approval that could come by december 29th inning at least 2 vaccines approved in europe and the united states possibly by the end of the year. 3 prominent pro-democracy activists are due to be sentenced in hong kong after pleading guilty to unlawful assembly during last year's protests joshua wong agnes chao and ivan lam were taken into custody last month they could fa

gallacher all jazeera miami florida health regulators in the u.k. have approved a vaccine developed by oxford university in astra zeneca 150000 infections were recorded there for a 2nd day and millions more people are moving into the toughest here 1st directions local media in yemen are reporting saudi led airstrikes on the capital there are said to be targeting the positions in the city this comes hours after $26.00 people were killed and more than 140 injured in a blast of the airport in aden the attack happened shortly after members of yemen's movie inaugurated government returned from saudi arabia. this it gives the government the responsibility to put an end to the quick to and to restore the country and the state to get the government to will go on continue its job supported by the people of yemen we will never let our people down the terrorists never defeat our people we will be victorious we will accept nothing but victory the united nations secretary general antonio terrace has asked for a new u.n. cease fire monitoring team to be set up an

gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. u.s. senate leader mitch mcconnell has blocked a bill that would drastically increase the amount given out in pandemic relief checks earlier this week the house of representatives voted to increase the payments from 600 to 2000 dollars that followed a demand from president donald trump and the bill needs a 2 thirds majority to pass in the senate the senate is not going to split apart with 3 issues that program trump one together just because democrats are afraid to address 2 up so that it's not going to be bullied into rushing out more borrowed money into the hands of democrat recurrence you don't need. ellen fisher is in washington d.c. with more on the corona virus outbreak that. the united states yesterday saw a record number of hospitalisations highest number since the previous record was set on december 17th the experts say this is the spike it's coming from thanksgiving he warned the voter and it's arriving and it's going to continue for a number of weeks here is the added problem th

gallacher al-jazeera miami florida the republican leader in the senate mitch mcconnell has rejected a bill to increase pandemic relief checks from $600.00 to $2000.00 earlier this week the house of representatives voted to increase the aid payments demand from president donald trump the bill needs a 2 thirds majority to pass in the senate mcconnell has attacked for posting creases outlined in the bill al-jazeera shab return see is in washington and explains what's behind mcconnell's thinking. it's all rather nuanced mitch mcconnell right now has 3 main priorities in the final days of the session of congress which ends on sunday the 1st is to override president trauma's veto of the national defense authorization act the 2nd is not to jeopardize the chances of 2 incumbent republican senators who are facing a very tight runoff race next week in georgia and the 3rd priority is not to pass any bills that will give 2000 dollars checks to low and middle income americans so we're seeing the 1st part of that going to go into. into action right now as we speak votes are beginning to take place

could be worse than predicted or those most at risk can do is hope things get better and fast at a gallacher al-jazeera miami florida let's bring in robert ronald he's joining us from los angeles so rob is there any merit in the president putting the blame on the states for the slow rollout of the vaccine. well to reno if you look back over the behavior of during the entire pandemic from its very beginning he sought to avoid any responsibility for virtually anything he is always blamed china or blame democrats or blame governors or blamed bureaucrats or you or us government agencies for anything that went wrong and of course a lot has gone wrong anybody but himself really so this is not exactly the behavior that most people would call leadership critics say trump has basically abdicated the federal government's responsibility to get the vaccine to the people who need it and the states say that the vaccination efforts have been slowed down setback hampered by a lack of a nationwide strategy is as andy gallagher indicated also poor communication lack of planning and. lack of adequate funding f

chapter behind them it may take some time before full confidence in the aircraft is restored and gallacher al-jazeera miami florida this week we're looking back on let's face it what's been a tumultuous year since the 1st coronavirus cases were reported in china south africa has been the worst affected country in africa it's the 1st on the continent to reach 1000000 cases are serious have a tussle reports now from port elizabeth. the and her brother my novel bury their sister a few weeks ago they said linda we were struggling to breathe but she didn't immediately go to the hospital thinking whatever she had wasn't serious when she eventually got tested for curve at 19 it was too late by then another sister was also gravely ill the youngest sister was still in the hospital you know. when they're in a doll untiring we were still praying for him to survive but then there was this group or guy in wild west still praying for the crown to survive and we worried that that one when she comes out her horse be done should be told and that her sister is no more numb to italy last secret died a few da

chapter behind them it may take some time before full confidence in the aircraft is restored and to gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. president elect joe biden has criticized the trumpet ministration for falling behind in its rollout of covert 1000 vaccines biden warned that if it doesn't pick up the pace of to take years before the american population is fully vaccinated so trump administration's plan to be vaccine is falling behind far beyond we're grateful for the companies doctors scientists researchers.

the states that are into late reason enough to save it no matter what its designation it is ahead gallacher al-jazeera the everglades national park florida. our series continues from 10 g.m.t. on thursday with this i'm robyn 1st to walk in our personal georgia to find out why the inhabitants of these ancient villages are fighting to protect their heritage though has bitten riyadh for the right to host the 2030 asian games the world's 2nd biggest multi-sport event after the olympics. capital was announced the winner after a vote by the olympic council of asia in oman it will be the 2nd time joe has hosted the event for the saudi capital will host the event for the 1st time in 2034 a decision comes against the backdrop of the ongoing blockade of qatar by saudi arabia and other gulf nations. or much of the top stories around jazeera the world health organization says the coronavirus pandemic could worsen in europe early next year it comes as several countries report rising numbers of cases including germany just seen a record number of deaths it's entered a hard knock down which will be in pla

chapter behind them it may take some time before full confidence in the aircraft is restored and gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. it's good to have you with us hello adrian finnegan here in doha the headlines and i was here a u.s. president elect joe biden that's criticized the trumpet ministration for falling behind in its rollout of covert 19 vaccines by the war but if it doesn't pick up the pace it could take years before the american population is fully vaccinated the u.s. has reported its 1st case of a more contagious variant of the corona virus which was originally discovered in the u.k. a man in colorado was confirmed to have the strain that he has no recent.

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states then are into linked reason enough to save it no matter what its designation in years ahead gallacher al-jazeera the everglades national park florida and you can see the next report in our series throughout the day from 10 hours g.m.t. on thursday i'm robyn 1st to walk in. georgia to find out why the inhabitants of these ancient villages are fighting to protect their heritage. it is good to have you with us.

i gallacher all jazeera miami florida let's get an update from our brunell's he's joining us now from los angeles so is there any merit in the president putting the blame on the states for the slow vaccine rollout rob. well we do know that this is been the pattern of trump's behavior since the beginning of the pandemic he has done everything possible to deflect any responsibility or blame from himself and to lay it on others and blame china and blame. democrats he blame governors and state officials he blamed his own your brats and he blame agencies within the u.s. government so basically he has abdicated any responsibility for making sure that the vaccine gets to the people who really did it who are who need it and as into gallagher noted in his piece there is no national strategy there is no overarching plan and governors and other state health officials complain of poor communications again no planning and overall lack of funding that's a very important thing that the federal government has not yet provided funds to states and localities to help roll out and administer the vaccine

gallacher all jazeera miami florida reynolds joining us from los angeles so sounds like it's a bit of a blame game rob is there any merit in the president putting the blame on the states for the slow vaccine rollout. well daryn it's certainly no surprise that the president would try to evade responsibility he's done so since the beginning of the pandemic blaming china blaming democrats blaming governors and other state officials blaming agencies within the favor federal government blaming anyone except himself if things go wrong and of course things have gone badly wrong it's a it's a very unusual definition of leadership there the states say that without a master plan as as andy gallagher was just referring to it's going to be very difficult for them to coordinate all their efforts that they've been set back by poor planning lack of communication and above all a lack of money lack of funding from the federal government to support states and localities as they try to roll out the vaccine as much as they possibly can there have been hundreds of thousands of doses for example a here in

most brutal period of this pandemic in the united states all right thanks very much from miami and gallacher reporting to us that let's go live now to chris and slim in joe biden's hometown of wilmington delaware and just as we're seeing a worsening situation deteriorating situation with the virus in the u.s. we have this jobs report that's been very disappointing the rebound that we thought was happening as is losing strength. yeah in fact president elect joe biden has called the situation one of the worst economic crises in modern u.s. history with corona virus infections surging and job growth slowing we are now at a point where there are still 10000000 fewer jobs in the united states than there were when the pandemic kid in the spring time so i think you can expect to hear joe biden who's expected to address this topic in less than an hour focused on the impact that this is having on working class americans that's a theme he keeps coming back to he may share stories that he heard earlier this week when he spoke to out of work. workers and business owners who are struggling small business

states then are into late reason enough to save it no matter what it's designation in years ahead gallacher al-jazeera the everglades national park florida and you can see the next report in our series throughout the day from 10 hours g.m.t. on thursday i'm robyn 1st year walka in. georgia to find out why the inhabitants of these ancient villages are fighting to protect their heritage. it is kids having with us hello adrian forget here in doha the headlines and al-jazeera the world health organization says the coronavirus pandemic could worsen in europe early next year germany has begun an emergency in lockdown while london riots are and its surrounding areas moved into the highest level of restrictions but the u.k.'s prime minister's plans to relax some rules over the christmas holiday are being criticized by some medical experts the smaller christmas is going to be a safer christmas and a shorter christmas is a safer christmas when we see 3 households can meet on 5 days i want to stress that these are maximums not targets to aim for but of course it's always going to be safest to minimize

guidance states and other local authorities will ultimately decide on the issue of course not, and gallacher who is in miami at the so this c.d.c. advisory panel has come up with their advice, what happens next?, well, they issued their recommendations to the c.d.c., who more than likely will approve them and then issued guidance to the states. as you said, it's up to each individual state how they handle this. but all indications are that all 50 states will follow these guidelines, meaning they should get these vaccines out to health care workers and those living in long term care facilities. of course, those are 2 groups of people that have suffered a great deal under this pandemic here in the state of florida. 40 percent of all fatalities are from the residence of long term care facilities, but there are some hurdles to go before this begins to happen. to drug makers will be seeking f d, a approval emergency approval in the next couple of weeks. but they say if they do get that approval, they can begin rolling out those vaccines within 24 hours. but there are a great many logistical chall

practice social distancing the next few months are expected to be brutal as winter takes hold and they gallacher al-jazeera miami florida brazil has unveiled its plan for vaccinating nearly $110000000.00 people that's more than half of its population indigenous people health care workers and those age 75 and above will be at the top of the list those aged between 60 and 74 and people with prior health conditions will be vaccinated next and final phase will include teachers 1st responders prison staff and inmates u.s. attorney general william barr says the justice department has not found voter fraud on a scale that could change the outcome of last month's presidential election his comments to the associated press contradict president donald trump's claims that those that the vote was rigged alan fischer reports william barr got the job as america's top law enforcement officer because he was loyal to donald trump no the president might be questioning that loyalty just hours before a routine meeting at the white house the u.s. attorney general told the associated press he couldn't back up the pres

gallacher al-jazeera miami florida now the united states' top infectious disease expert says it could gain some control over the pandemic by late next year dr anthony thout she told an online discussion panel that some semblance of normality would return if enough americans are vaccinated meanwhile not of archie has also told al-jazeera what he thinks are the biggest challenges facing u.s. efforts to get on top of the virus in an interview with the bottom line host steve clemons he says public health measures need to be set aside from politics. you know about a year before coven broke out you and i had a conversation and i ask you to tell me what your worst nightmare was as you look forward 'd and you know you described the respiratory kind of virus that cold it was and it was just one of the chilling moments when i look back at interviews i've done and i guess now i ask you as you sit here today what is your next worse nightmare as you look forward you have well you know my next worst nightmare is not getting out of this nightmare without having a lot more suffering and death and i t

vaccination in the united states could start in the next few weeks let's get more now from andy gallacher he joins us live from miami. and you just tell us a bit more about what the health secretary in the united states had to say. well he's telling the american public who are somewhat cautious about taking this vaccine that look here is a different nation that has gone through independent testing this should reassure people in this nation that it is safe to take vaccines of course over the next few days the federal and drug administration will be reviewing 2 emergency request to get drugs approved so it is very much coming to this nation of course will go to people in long term care facilities and those on the front lines in medical stuff but there is a thing in this country where you you heard about anti vaccines people that don't trust vaccines i think alex aids are is really trying to overcome that particular hurdle so you've got to vaccines looking for emergency approval another 2 coming shortly after that meanwhile in other news that is code related in this nation there is the possi

practice social distancing the next few months are expected to be brutal as winter takes hold and gallacher al-jazeera miami florida brazil has unveiled its plan for vaccinating nearly $110000000.00 people that's about half the population indigenous people health care workers and those age 75 and above will be the top of the list those aged between 60 and 74 and people with prior health conditions will be vaccinated later the final phase will include teachers 1st responders prison staff and inmates. the prime minister swore to me has been transferred to hospital after testing positive for corona virus 2 weeks ago the government statement released on social media says bro's meenie will be taken to a neighboring a medical facility in neighboring south africa for care says he is responding well to treatment as fortini has recorded 6000 coronavirus cases and 122 deaths nigerian m.p.'s have summoned fraser muhammadu buhari to parliament to answer questions about last week's mass killings in borneo state at least 67 people were beheaded by boko haram fighters on saturday senators have criticised

gallacher al-jazeera miami florida where the united states' top infectious disease expert that starts ranting she has told out there that corona virus prevention measures and also a political issue nor an individual rights issue in an interview with the bottom line host steve clemons he says it's simply about public health the issue is that science has been very successful in doing something that was unheard of or unimaginable years ago is to go from the identification of a new pathogen in this case this mysterious virus that just broke the harness and then we identified it in the anywhere e of this here in less than an 11 month it actually now is going into someone's on into a lot of people's arms and it has been proven to be highly efficacious and say that is a very successful coup de force of science my concern is that there is a lingering anti science feeling in this country that is sort of mixed in with an anti vaccine feeling that we've got to overcome by being transparent about what we've done and what we want to do with science that's peanuts while official he joins us live fr

chapter behind them it may take some time before full confidence in the aircraft is restored and gallacher al-jazeera miami florida let's just take you back to developing story that we're covering here on al-jazeera these are pictures coming out of a southern yemen this is a international airport which a short time ago seems to have come under attack as the new government which had been sworn in in saudi arabia were arriving as you can see plumes of smoke hitting perhaps from the terminal building not quite sure where those explosions have emanated from but certainly with in the airport compound a whole load of chaos there you see as people flee the area military personnel. at the base and they would have been very heavy security presence there because of the fact that the incoming government were arriving obviously people not sure what to do on the ground and not sure if the attack continues we will of course continue to follow this story as the day progresses and international airport. well still ahead in sports night 2 years in the making for one new york knicks player hot story in scho