for now though the focus is the burial of john mark foley a man who leaves behind a check it and divisive legacy he'll be buried next to chattel his real home in northwestern tanzania catching on to 0 mice are a swarming a rural town in australia where locals are describing it as the worst rodent plague in decades video shows countless mice overrunning farms and gauguin drug that's a town northwest of sydney patients and hospitals have been bitten and supermarkets are having to double up on food packaging intensive battling is under way but people are hoping the heavy rain will drown them ice in their burrows. the headlines on al-jazeera this hour high level talks between china and the u.s. have now ended in alaska without a significant breakthrough both sides head out of the other's policies in front of the cameras revealing tensions over human rights and economic power. we certainly. knew going in. there are a number of areas where we are fundamentally. including china's actions. with regard to hong kong tibet increasingly taiwan as well as actions that it's taking in cyberspace. and. i

tanzania's president john mark foley has died a man has been criticized for his denial of the coronavirus condiment. color from doha everyone i'm come all santamaria this is the world news from al-jazeera. exit polls in the netherlands suggest prime minister marc rich's conservative party is on course to form a ruling coalition. also in the news brazil reports a record number of corona virus infections as one of the world's worst hit countries struggles with its deadliest phase of the pandemic. and police charged a white gunman with killing 8 people and.

measures and has rejected a global vaccination rollout for now though the focus is the burial of john mark foley a man who leaves behind a checkered and divisive legacy he'll be buried next thursday in chattel his rural home in northwestern tanzania katherine sawyer are to 0. still to come here on al-jazeera had judge refuses to delay the trial over the killing of george lloyd a black man whose that sparked a summer of racial justice protests and guineas battle to convince people that the ebola vaccine is safe as the country fights. break from spreading. it has been awful weather wise inland in new south wales overcast and wet for it seems weeks probably isn't and not everybody is not enjoying it the cause of it all is a low pressure off the coast is bringing a big ways now there's a warning out of damage those waves when they reach the coast as a warning out a strong winds with potential damage and of more flooding and you can see why all the way from southern queens and that new south wales coast you have rain on shore wind so if you're not a surfer you're probably not enjoying it's not very w

catholic mass is being held in dar es salaam tanzania is former president john mark foley he died on the age of 61 fully will be buried in his hometown of. his successor samir solu who are son was sworn in as the country's 1st female president on friday a long dormant volcano is erupting in southwestern iceland it situated in the middle of a peninsula between the capital reykjavik and the international airport no one's been ordered to leave the area pass a no fly zone is in place it's the 1st eruption in this part of the country in almost 800 years. brought in jeff is a vulcanologist she says that the risk to people is very low. there aren't a lot of homes nearby the nearest settlement is about 10 kilometers away and at the moment it's a very small action it's what's called the fisher so you kind of get a line and. then ting when a lot of comes out of service and there's 2 mothers homes moving away from it there's really been about 50000 at quick since early february so they've been keeping an eye on us the whole time and as magma moves towards the surface it does have to push right

measures and has rejected a global vaccination rollout for now though the focus is a burial of john mark foley a man who leaves behind a checkered and divisive legacy he'll be buried next thursday in chattel his rural home in northwestern tanzania katherine sawyer. mice are a swarming a rural town in australia where locals are describing it as the worst rodent plague in decades video shows countless mice overrunning farms and gauguin dry that's a town northwest of sydney patients and hospitals have been bitten and supermarkets are having to double up on food packaging intensive battling is under way but people are hoping the heavy rain will drown. the headlines on al jazeera this hour high level talks between china and the us have now ended in a loss.

measures and has rejected a global vaccination rollout for now though the focus is the burial of john mark foley a man who leaves behind a checkered and divisive legacy he'll be buried next to chattel his royal home in northwestern tanzania catherine sorry al-jazeera. a look to the future now and south korean pop stars are releasing new music after a death with the help of artificial intelligence it's part of a push to harness the so-called 4th and thus trail revolution using tech to transform the way we live and work bride reports. it's a t.v. show that brings together 2 great passions in south korea popular music and technology a computer is told to sing like pop star kim consult who died 25 years ago it then recreates his voice to deliver a song written long after his death. to the amazement of his fans. the same technology produces the distinctive vocal range of the late freddie mercury from queen to sing in korean. stars of the past brought back to life thanks to a i when i watch the reactions of these people then we can form that yes this is the we have to go and this is the future of the

a new high sign is set to become tanzania's 1st female president after the death of president john mark foley he has died at the age of 61 from reported heart failure . more than 2000 people are dying from covered 900 every day in brazil where the health system is on the brink of collapse there were a record 90000 new infections on wednesday and the u.s. secretary of state says all options are on the table to get north korea to abandon nuclear weapons speaking in seoul antony blinken added that china has a critical role to play. the u.s. has sanctioned an additional $24.00 chinese and hong kong officials over beijing's continuing crackdown on political freedoms in the semi-autonomous territory it made the announcement as the secretary of state was preparing to meet his chinese counterparts in alaska late on thursday this will be the 1st such discussion since the biden administration took office our diplomatic editor james phase has more from anchorage. this is clearly going to be a very important meeting between the 2 most powerful countries or the 1st high level meeting of the top foreign af

this is the burial of john mark foley a man who leaves behind a checkered and divisive legacy he'll be buried next to chattel his real home in northwestern tanzania catherine so you are to 0. more on that story and everything else that we've been covering here on al-jazeera on our website there it is the address al jazeera dot com. i am. now reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera a high level talks between the u.s. and china are set to wrap up after on unusually heated public confrontation both sides hit out at the other's policies in front of the cameras revealing the tensions between the 2 the u.s. secretary of state began by outlining his deep concern about human rights abuses and economic coersion his chinese counterpart hit back at treatment of minorities in the u.s. and the way the country uses its financial might james bays is in anchorage. clearly if we are going to have statements as i suspect. obviously they will have their own spin on how things go on and some of what they're going to be so each will be aimed at the national audience will be a bit of deduction listening t

measures and has rejected a global vaccination rollout for now will the focus is the burial of john mark foley a man who leaves behind a checkered and divisive legacy he'll be buried next thursday in chattel his rural home in northwestern tanzania katherine sawyer. a long dormant volcano is erupting in southwest iceland and situation in the middle of the peninsula between the capital reykjavik and the international airport know that commissions have been ordered but a no fly zone is in place this is the 1st eruption in this part of the country in almost $800.00 yes well alison volcanologist an assistant professor at the university of missouri kansas city she says the risk to the population is very low there are a lot of homes nearby the nearest soma is about 10 kilometers wide and at the moment it's a very small irruption it's called the fisher so you kind of get a line and. then to rent a larger comes out of service and there's 2 mothers homes moving away from it there's really been about $50000.00 at quick since early february so they've been keeping an eye on this the whole time and as magm

measures and has rejected a global vaccination rollout for now will the focus is a burial of john mark foley a man who leaves behind a checkered and divisive legacy he'll be buried next thursday in chattel his rural home in northwestern tanzania catherine soil. king and more on that story and everything else that we've been covering here on al-jazeera on our website there it is the address al jazeera dot com. i am. now reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera a high level talks between the u.s. and china are set to wrap up after on unusually heated public confrontation both sides hit out at the other's policies in front of the cameras revealing the tensions between the 2 the u.s. secretary of state began by outlining his deep concern about human rights abuses and economic coersion his chinese counterpart hit back.

measures and has rejected a global vaccination rollout for now will the focus is the burial of john mark foley a man who leaves behind a checkered and divisive legacy he'll be buried next thursday in chattel his rural home in northwestern tanzania katherine saw you. at least 8 protesters have been killed in me a margin in the latest rallies against the military coup. crowds faced off against security forces in several cities the military and police of using increasingly violent tactics to suppress the protest movement a local rights group says more than $220.00 people have been killed since the coup and in february scott hi-lo has more from bangkok in neighboring thailand. we saw a bit of a standoff with protesters and police and security forces what had happened is we've been seeing a lot more around the country particular where there are bigger cities the protesters are building these barricades and that's where the kind of usually have a face off with the security forces tear gas is fired and then it escalates usually to live rounds and that's what we saw in this central command mar city of

measures and has rejected a global vaccination rollout for now will the focus is the burial of john mark foley a man who lives behind a checkered and divisive legacy he'll be buried next thursday in chattel his room home in northwestern tanzania katherine sawyer. is the news hour from london still ahead a judge refuses to delay the trial over the killing of george foid a black man whose death sparked a summer of racial justice protests and guinea's battle to convince people that the ebola vaccine is safe as the country finds to stop its outbreak from spreading plus coming up in sports action from the cheltenham gold cup where the horse racing's most prestigious of its. now this is disappointing still all the clouds coming down from the north the north as always cold temperatures are below where they should be for this time the if the most of europe to be honest we're in single figures really from central france all the way to the east and long way south as well where it was nice and warm in spain we've got a best 11 in madrid nearly 30 in gibraltar and 11 in london was accompanied by a cold wi

i am speaking with the ceo of peleton, john foley, about the -- peloton, john foley, about the future post pandemic and beyond. this is bloomberg. ♪ markek's episode of power up, i will be taking a look at peloton. i think the company will continue to be successful after the pandemic. ♪ when the covid-19 pandemic began to sweep the united states a year ago, orders for peloton's pricey bikes and treadmills began to pile up. users were searching for ways to work out from home. during the fourth fiscal quarter covering the pandemic, peloton generated nearly $2 billion, that is about $800 million more than it made in the four quarters before the pandemic began. that has led to a key question from investors and analysts -- has peloton become a covid stock? one whose revenue would decline back to normal when the pandemic ends? i don't believe that will be the case. that surge in users has reached a point where people are buying bikes and treadmills because their friends have them. people who have been working at home rather than a gymnasium have gotten used to it. peloton charges users fees, that is another recurring revenue stream that will

mark. for more on peloton, we are joined by the ceo, john foley.ou for joining us, obviously, it has been an unprecedented year. the surge in demand, the unprecedented challenges to meet that demand. you, leading the company through it while dominating the palatine leaderboard. talk to us about the last year, how well do you think peloton met the moment? >> i think we did well. i was proud of our team. it was unprecedented and, of course we have grown since we launched the company. so we were planning to have a great growth year, this morning our manufacturing team told us over the last 12 months they have grown supply 700%. the capacity 700%, which is crazy herculean to try to keep up with the growth. emily, i think you saw our instructors were innovative and the concept team, once the studio close, we moved instructors to their homes. to be able to stream the fresh content to members. our stores close, the retail folks jumped on the phone to help people get on board. and on and on, i feel like our members, we got hundreds of thousands of new memb