h. o. been pushing for a combination of measures to both immediately remedy the situation that we find ourselves in today. but also been build that longer term capacity both to deal with it because we're going to have it for the next couple of years. and we are going to need that increasing supplies. and of course then to, to address other infectious diseases. what lessons them would you say we've learned from this pandemic that might have to do better next time? well, i think the most spectacular thing has been how science succeeded in finding the solution. but no one dreamt that we would have back seen in under 12 months of the discovery of new violence diagnostics drugs, not so much, but there's some progress being made. but what hasn't worked is the, the distribution and the access for me. so while the upstream signs of the research and development has really gone, well, the scientists have done their job. but i think the rest of the countries haven't done their job in enabling equitable acc

people who have recovered from the corona virus who have been vaccinated fully vaccine aided against the virus with a new approved vaccine or a w h o approved vaccine. so including the sputnik vaccine at the, at the current standard negotiations. and also people who have been test, that's where things differ is that all these things are free in denmark. denmark is a rich country that can provide all the services for free, and that is where we get into the fine print and that is where the route starts on a new level. so how far along brussels plans? well, if you would believe the commission and the your parliament, we already would have that document. it is really member states we're pulling in the breaks here and who have some concerns over the suggestions made, but particularly by the european parliament and all 3 member states parliament and the commission have to agree to if this is to become law in europe, this passport and if it has some validity, and the problem is at the moment, is that the european parliament would like a tests that would give you these, this green certificate attempts to be free or at least affordable. and

people who have recovered from the corona virus who have been vaccinated fully vaccinated against the virus with a new approved vaccine or a w h o approved vaccine. so including the sport vaccine at the, at the current stand of negotiations. and also people who have been tested where things differ is that all these things are free in denmark. denmark is a rich country that can provide all these services for free, and that is where we get into the fine print and that is where the route starts on a new level. so how far along brussels plans? well, if you would believe the commission and the parliament, we already would have that document, it is really member states we're pulling in the breaks here and who have some concerns over the suggestions made, but particularly by the european parliament and all 3 member states parliament and the commission have to agree to if this is to become law in europe, this, this house board and if it has some validity. and the problem is that the moment is that the european parliament would like a test that would give you these, this green certificate, a test to be free or at least affordable. and th

what i have concluded is first of all, we have a massive intelligence failure on you are o h -- our hands, this has beenyears, and hundreds of incidents, nobody in the congress was informed, senior officials in the defense department were not informed the intelligence community did not take action to support our military personnel at sea and these carrier battle groups in other locations, so it's extremely disturbing to think that after spending hundreds of billions of dollars for so many years and believing our airspace to be secure, in fact, we've had vehicles operating restricted military airspace with impunity on a recurring and sustained basis for many years >> that's exactly what the pilots have been saying. you know, congress is supposed to finally be briefed on ufos next month how much transparency should, or how transparent should they be with that information? should americans get full access to this? >> unfortunately, a lot of these systems have multiple uses, and so if you disclose some of this information, you would compromise systems that are used in the defense to help detect and prevent

this is nathan was a member of the w h o is covered 19 group, but she's been with us and i'll just say to thank you very much indeed for your time and thank you. george flies, family, and those of other black victims of police violence have gathered to commemorate his death tuesday monks one year since his killing, which spot protests around the world. the officer found guilty of his murder is awaiting sentencing and many se they'll continue to demand justice. mike, hannah is not the events in downtown minneapolis. it was, was a message to up the up to do is speak up the frustration and rage. i've been back up to the killing approach boy with federal legislation to improve the various reasons, but in terms of the national nothing has been done. it's just being a particular topic in the attendance, but the message as well, because that's a struggle to be continuous meeting with the police department. i need to address what they told me to be a great the still ahead in sport history is made at the p g. a championship golf action coming up in just a moment. i use the ah ah ah me. oh a spo

people who have recovered from the corona virus who have been vaccinated fully vaccinated against the virus with a new approved vaccine or a w h o approved vaccines including the vaccine at the, at the current stand of negotiations and also people who have been tested, where things differ is that all these things are free in denmark. denmark is a rich country that can provide all these services for free, and that is where we get into the fine print. and that is where the route starts on a new level. so how far along brussels plans? well, if you would believe the commission and your parliament, we already would have that document. it is really member states. we're pulling in the breaks here and who have some concerns over the suggestions made, but particularly by the european parliament and all 3 member states parliament and the commission have to agree to if this is to become law in europe, this, this passport and it has some validity at the problem is at the moment, is that the european parliament would like a tests that would give you these, this green certificate attempts to be free or at least affordable. and that is what me

h o had attempt tied. when it goes into a country, you can send the best experts which i think it's been doing, but they don't have all the access they want. they're not gonna be able to get the job done. and we heard of there's, you know, china has nothing to hide and w, hbo says they'd like to go back or other governments feel that they need for further investigation. then i think it should happen at the picture on it. i need a, a brief answer from you if you can just china of you this submitted this investigation, this intelligence gathering operation announced by the, by the administration this week, as purely political. what is it likely to do to china, us relations? well, this will be bad for me as relations and i think this is really refusing to put science above everything else. it's pointing intelligence about science and president trump in his administration, tried and failed. and i believe because the vitamin will try and fail again. dr. joe butler, how likely is this inquiry to lead to nothing but a dead end? you think given that it's, it's intelligence based. it's not going to have people on the

h o top emergency expert said the search was being poisoned by politics, climbers at mount evers. say there have been dozens of cases at the base camp. a new wave of infections has hit nepal, but authorities are yet to acknowledge a single case on the mountain. and poland has eased the lockdown restrictions. many restaurants have reopened to diners after the country reported a steady decline in cases and let's take a look now at some other world news. republicans in the us senate have blocked the bill that would have established a commission to investigate the assault and the capital building. on january fixed, only 6 republicans joined democrats in supporting the commission. others expressed fear that the commission would become a political weapon against them to columbia. president yvonne do case says he's deploying the military to the city of cali and the surrounding commons. the region is an at the center of anti government protest that of rock columbia for the last month, 4 people died in demonstrations in and around cali on friday. thousands have taken pardon for venial biggest protests in year

the w h o tom emergency expert said the search was being poisoned by politics. climbers at mount everest, say there have been dozens of cases at the base camp. a new wave infection has hit nepal, but authorities are yet to acknowledge a single case on the mountain. and poland has eased, locked down that locks and restrictions. many restaurants have reopened to diners best after the country reported a steady decline in cases. all right, let's get a check now at some other story making the news as our republicans in the us senate have blocked a bill that would have established a commission to investigate the assault on the capital. on january 6th, only 6 republicans joined democrats in supporting the commission. others expressed fear that it would become a political weapon against them not agreed to. police and canada have found the remains of more than $200.00 children at the sight of a former school for indigenous children. the school was part of a system closed down 3 decades ago that separated these children from their families. investigations that showed widespread abuse in the facilities. colombian prese

people who have recovered from the corona virus who have been vaccinated fully vaccinated against the virus with a new approved vaccine or a w h o approved vaccines including the sputnik vaccine at the, at the current stand of negotiations and also people who have been tested, where things differ is that all these things are free in denmark. denmark is a rich country that can provide all these services for free, and that is where we get into the fine print. and that is where the route starts on a new level. so how far along brussels plans? well, if you would believe the commission and your parliament, we already would have that document. it is really member states. we're pulling in the breaks here and who have some concerns over the suggestions made, particularly by the european parliament and all 3 member states parliament and the commission have to agree to if this is to become law in europe, if this passport and if it has some validity, and the problem is at the moment, is that the european parliament would like a tests that would give you these, this green certificate attempts to be free or at least affordable. and that is w

h o experts group as the may just starting point. and i think in dealing with a virus, every country in the world, including the united states, they have always been very cautious because in dealing with that make, there are many considerations to be reported. and it is particularly true in china . the 1st weeks of the outbreak because no one knew what exactly this was all about . it was diagnosed as different kinds of diseases and sickness and problems, etc. and it took great courage and poorly of all resources through many parts of china, for the scientist to very quickly discover the real nature of this virus. a child that took the leadership role of reporting to the w a show that your own sequencing results, which lay the groundwork force, grumbling into action for the vaccines by many countries. and i think we need to look at this is the major picture of what china did. and i think china has a very solid track record of biting off the spread of virus. and i think many countries should learn from the child the success story. rather than pointing an accusing finger. china, jeffrey, lazarus, lazarus and copenhagen. you heard that china showed gr

h. o. they have failed to conduct a transparent investigation in part because its been corrupted by the chineseperation is declassify all of the related intelligence. at anthony blinken do is put out the names of the three research ers that we now know were infected in november prior to the broader outbreak, and in so doing, in concert with our allies we can continue to put pressure on both the w. h. o. and ccp to get to the bottom of this. that has to be the unifying thing. we all want to get to the bottom of this. this isn't a matter of blaming anyone or saying fauci, we're not forthcoming, or this or tax it's a matter of preventing the next pandemic and preventing u.s. taxpayer dollars from funding dangerous gain of function research that may have produced this entire devastating situation. neil: of course, a lot of that research we're funding is for activity in the united states, but leaving that aside, i am interested, congressman, in what you make of what exactly happened to these three contract ed virus and at least two of those initial three died. another person just a few weeks later.

h o would have in negotiations with china. but we know that none of this was really new. although there's growing skepticism about the natural emergence theory, you know, serious scientists have been looking at this question since the beginning of the pandemic and looking for answers. ok. so the 2 theories, one either emerge naturally or the other is that there was a lab accident. and why is that the lab accident theory so sensitive? well, of course, lab accidents would mean culpability liability. there could be legal claims. there could be huge financial damages, of course, and of course the political ramifications there's respect and prestige on the world stage, as i mentioned. and also, let's not forget that a year ago, donald trump, for president united states, he was pushing a very nativist anti china, almost conspiracy. that this was somehow intentionally leaked by china to damage the world. they were. and china, for part, had conspiracies against the united states that there was somehow a u. s. military plot against china. we've been a lot of just very strange and unfounded accusations going back and forth. and very few serious scientists wanted to have anything to do with

h. o has tainted the reports. validity, china denies the virus league from one of its labs, saying its critics are playing politics. china, it's been very wary of the fact that people have already judged it. basically they, they want to have a trial before they have the hanging. they've been very reticent about allowing quote, international groups to come in. and in essence, try to twist what they see are the actual size of this thing. divided administration says, knowing the origins of coven 19 is a matter of global health. a way to stop another pandemic in the future. but the report could have far reaching consequences that go beyond the health sector. katia lopez or the young al jazeera. now the authorities in australia's 2nd most popular state victoria have imposed a one week lockdown contain an outbreak detected earlier this week. elsewhere in the region, taiwan reported hundreds of new cases despite tightening herbs contain the rise in infections. florence louis reports now from calling on. jimmy chang has been home on unpaid leave since ty ones, government tightened its pandemic restrictions last week. the gym he manages wil

h o would have in negotiations with china. but we know that none of this was really new. although there's growing skepticism about the natural emergence theory, you know, serious scientists have been looking at this question since the beginning of the pandemic and looking for answers. ok. so the, as you say, 2 theories, one either emerge naturally or the other is that there was a lab accident. and why is that the lab accident theory so sensitive? well, of course, lab accidents would mean culpability liability. there could be legal claims. there could be huge financial damages, of course, and of course the political ramifications there's respect and prestige on the world stage, as i mentioned. and also, let's not forget that a year ago, donald trump, for president united states, he was pushing a very nativist anti china, almost conspiracy. that this was somehow intentionally leaked by china to damage the world. they were. and china, for part, had conspiracies against the united states that there was somehow a u. s. military plot against china. there's been a lot of just very strange and unfounded accusations going back and forth. and very few serious scientists wanted to have anyth

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h. o hits out to the fractious debate about the origins of the pandemic . ah, the colonel, who led a miniature in mani this week, while serving his vice president, has now been declared into him. presidents by the constitutional court as see me going to ousted the other interim leaders and ordered they be detained. all were positive. molly's previous case, which took place last august. they were leading a transitional government, which was supposed to organize elections. disagreements wasn't when military figures with strips of administering posts in a cabinet re shuffle. nicholas huck has more than the story from bumpo. this was a long time come in since the detention of the president of transition on monday it was clear that any veil or resemblance of a civil lead government of transition was gone. that the real strong amount of molly is as see me going to. so this comes as no surprise it in the run up to this, and now it's made made by the constitutional court. well as me going to has been meeting leaders, religious leaders, union leaders, the opposition really trying to rallying to his cause. meaning that there was no real surprise when this constitution

been 17 years since the final episode. now fans of hit tv show friends are in for a treat. the long awaited and much anticipated one off reunion special is airing on h. b o max. the popular comedy was about people in their twenties living in new york. it ran on tv for 10 years and still remains. one of the most popular shows in re runs and on streaming platforms. friends reunion bring the stars including jennifer aniston and david schwimmer. back to the set for an emotional get together . and let's bring in scott roxborough from d w culture for more on this. hi scott. so why are we seeing this reunion now? well, i mean, the physical answer is money. warner brothers, which owns a feel mac, pete, a huge amount of money, something like $420000000.00 for reruns of all the friends episodes to watch their streaming service. they wouldn't have to reunion last year for the launch of each feel, mac coded delays that so they are now having it right now. but it really is an attempt to basically give fans of the show and there are hundreds of millions of them worldwide. a trip down memory lane, a sort of mist alger fast. and in doing so to sort of celebrate this new

been criticizing the unequal distribution of vaccines. dr. ted austin, to an extent secretary general good terrace, as well in those comments, pointing to the sort of wide appointed purpose of this w h o assembly gathering of a 194 members its annual assembly in this the, in this case this year. the purpose is reform, namely to pick up on 3 independent investigations that have collectively. so to pointed the finger at the w h. o, in its response to the pandemic saying it was too slow that it was inefficient. that member states didn't coordinate sufficiently with one another member statements. institutions themselves were woefully under prepared and evidence for that is in the vaccine shortages around the world that w h o. 's own kovacs initiative aimed at getting doses to the developing world is very low on supply because the serum institute in india, its chief supplier, has stopped exporting vaccines so that it can deal with the situation in india specifically. and this talk over the next 9 days of the member states coming up with the so the bones of a global pandemic treaty for future pandemic, specifically to deal with these sorts of problems. but mr. ted ross having to deal with t

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h. o.. we don't know what they're doing, this needs to be an american-led effort to get to the bottom of what happens. >> you may have noticed there's beenthose on the right to advance a theory about covid's origins from a lab called the wuhan institute of virology in china. this notion called the lab leak hypothesis by some is not, i have to say, completely insane. but we don't have any direct concrete evidence for it being the case. but the idea as reflected in the reporting from the wall street journal yesterday is that some employees of the wuhan institute, a place that studies these kinds of viruses right? viruses in animals across over to humans, that some of those folks were hospitalized in the fall of 2019 we should be very very early in the development of the epidemic with covid like symptoms. now because that lab was studying coronaviruses in animals that might cross over to humans as it happened in other cases in sars for instance. the theory is that if through a tragic accident right? one of those employees, this is not a bio weapons lab. this is public health workers trying to get their arms around this. one of those employe

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h involved in theas decision to rescind the waiver? >> well, hhs has been working on this. it cms has been working on this r o since before i was confirmed, and we are working on simply because it did raise a number o. serious concerns about how it was administered and promulgated. >> it seems unlikely that this a decision --t you would have madr that decision on your own. wouldn't that be unusual for ant acting administrator to make a decision of that significance or just ones their own? >>>> congressman, i can't tell u how other administrations have v worked and how administrators al cms have worked with the secretary but i try to be involved with all different shops with hhs. before i was confirmed and had a chance to sit in this seat workn was already being done on these particular types of waivers. so we continue to work with texas. we've never not worked with ll thxas and your delegation. and we'll continue to do so. at the end of it day this is about making sure texans and al. americans have good health care the w right way. i think so long as we all can feel there's public notice provided that we are