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kimberly, how can i, why, how's car on it? thanks. kimberly. well, the u. s. has donated 4 and a half 1000000 vaccine doses to indonesia that mattel se asia was corona vice outbreak. country reported a record 1025. that's over a 1000 virus related deaths on friday. now recording more daily infections in india and the 6 percent of the population has been vaccinated. government says it's a worst case scenario situation that's playing out now with at least $56000.00 new cases in just one day. here in the u. k, the countries reported its highest number of new cars cases in more than 6 months, just days before the government plans to relax restrictions on english, pubs, restaurants, and nightclubs. u. k. government data was showing that they were close to 52000 new cases of a virus on friday, just a day earlier, u. k. prime minister bars johnson's at the was the pandemic would be behind the country if it's careful. and lifting most restrictions would help the economy recover. joan all has worn out from london on the plans to ease restrictions. the public are genera

let's bring on our white house correspondent, kimberly how can joining us from washington d. c. so the president, very much defending his withdrawal plans and i've got a son. kimberly yeah, you did that i java summing up the speech and i think i want to highlight on a couple of the points that he made because there was some news in the speech. you noted the august 31st withdrawal day. that is moving up of what he announced in april when he said in fact, all of the us soldiers would be out by september 11th the 20th anniversary of the september 11th attacks in not only washington, but also new york city. so that is notable. he did not give an explanation for moving up that date only that that is now the new date. some of what the president had to say is not much different than what he said in april. he certainly underscored once again why he was making the decision. he was and outlining the enormous cost that american soldiers have paid in trying to ensure that there was not another an attack on the u. s. homeland, not only the casualties that number in the thousands, but also the

kimberly. how can al jazeera, the white house, the u. s. u. k and other allies are accusing china, protecting hackers, engaging and malicious cyber activities, including a breach of the microsoft exchange emails. early this year, they say hack groups protected by beijing were responsible infecting tens of thousands of computers worldwide. it's one of a range of cyber threats. china's being blamed for, including ransomware attacks involving millions of dollars to the best of my knowledge. and i'm going to report to more and more, you know, detailing for my understanding is that the chinese government, not unlike the russian government, is not doing this themselves, but or protecting those who are doing and maybe even accommodating and being able to do it. my car has more now from washington d. c. well, it seems that president biden is attempting to leave himself some maneuvering room with regard to any potential action that will be taken against china. as happened earlier this year when russia was accused of packing, they were sanctions imposed

kimberly, how can thank you very much. a former presidential hopeful in bella, ruth has been sentenced to 14 years in prison on corruption charges. victor rico was convicted of money laundering, bribery, and tax evasion. he was arrested last june when he tried to register his candidacy against president alexander lucas shanker, who went on to claim a landslide victory and the august election opposition and western governments say the election was ringed a result, sparked monks or protests against lucca shanker, with around 35000 by the russians detained. soon the out defendant is deprived of the possibility to appeal against the verdict and the sentence will be appealed in the order of supervision as soon as possible. we're also going to raise the question of the violation of the rights of victor about rica to the committee for human rights of the united nation. police in hong kong have arrested 9 people suspected of involvement in a bomb plot. they are accused of making explosives to plant at multiple sites across the cit

kimberly, how can i live for us in washington, dc? kimberly, as i mentioned, the us has been offering help. what does it contemplating? well, the u. s. has been watching very carefully in terms of the white house, the state department and other government agencies deeply involved with haiti. what we know is that the u. s. president being brief, but there are still information that is being gathered. what's the white house press secretary to talk you has said is that the position of the white house is that quite frankly, this is a her rift crime and a tragedy and the united states right now. it's pressing solidarity with the people of haiti prepared to because the state department and other government agencies stand with the people of haiti and offer support. take a listen to what the president had to say. if he left the white house the last hour or so. you formation, but it's very worried about do i have a role in the united states with fine and take action? what's your, what's your cyber investment capital i was united states. i was y

kimberly, how can our white house correspondent speaking to us from philadelphia where joe biden has just been speaking as well? kimberly, thank you. i at least 72 people have been killed in days of riots and losing across south africa and other 800 people have been arrested. what started as unrest over the arrest, the former president jacob zoom, has turned into protests against poverty and inequality. is some of the worst violence that south africa has seen since before. the end of a partake, the military has been deployed to assist the countries overwhelmed police force cobra. 1900 vaccination campaigns are now suspended in some areas at a time of a devastating outbreak. jacob zoom, a foundation says that peace and stability is directly linked to him being released from jail. we knew when we locked down again, this was bound to happen because the longer you leave the people hungry, the events would take place and i don't think it's only about the whole economy and what's happening on the i think people are generally hungry. the jobs that are being lost at the moment, i'm going to e

i go live to white house correspondent, kimberly how can you needed a just wrapping up a news conference kimberly what, what did we hear particularly from joe biden, on the matter of the russian pipeline with germany. well, we heard is that they didn't resolve their differences. specifically, the united states came into this meeting, knowing that was going to be a friction point between the 2 leaders and it appears they didn't find any common ground. the u. s. is gravely concerned about the pipeline known as nordstrom to it runs from russia to germany. and the concern is that this essentially gives russia a foothold in terms of energy and leverage in order to harm some of the neighboring countries. and particularly of concern is of course, ukraine. of course, there was the annexation in 2014 of the crimean prison peninsula by russia. and as a result, there is still this concern, but there could be a further escalation. and we know that the russian military, of course, has amassed along the borders of ukraine as well. so having that extra foothold is a concern to the united states. now, t

kimberly, how can police in haiti say they've killed 4 suspects, believes to be involved in the assassination of president of l. louise security. officials say they were involved in a gun battle with an armed group, so they say they have arrested for others. louise was shot during your rate on his home on wednesday, the in term prime minister closure that said the crime will not go unpunished or diplomatic editor james, there's a standing by for us at the you and that's where the security council has been discussing the situation in haiti, but 1st let's talk to andy gallagher and you reported extensively from haiti, and he's joining us from miami. do you have an update for us on the investigation? and what is the state of play right now in haiti? while i'm hearing in the last hour or so from the haitian police that i have in fact killed 7 of these laced assassins and captured 6 more. and in fact, this footage, coming through now from puerto prints that appears to show, to the suspected men being loaded into the back of a tow truck looking at them. they definitely don't look like they are hait

kimberly how can with the laces there and just have had the white house. kimberly thank you. south africa is also struggling with worsening numbers. the vaccination campaign there is making progress with a record for of a 1000000 people getting their shops in one day. but so far, only about 7 percent of the population as received at least one dose. south africa is the worst that country on the continent and health experts are also warning of a potential rise in cases after large crowds gathered during anti government protest last week. and indonesia is now the epicenter of the latest wave of corona virus, in se, asia fueled by the belt of areas. it's reported a record $1400.00 deaths in just one day, but testing rates are low and the true figures could actually be much higher. the world health organization has urged the government to introduce a strict are locked down. here is jessica washington. with the latest from jakarta, indonesia has now passed more than $3000000.00 cases in total. what we have seen on the positive side is that the government has been able to ramp up te

kimberly how can live at the white house for us. so she is, i, kimberly anything coming out of that white house press briefing today, any guidance a lot of questions from the press about whether or not the white house is changing its mask recommendations urging even vaccinated americans to where a math is something that the white house confirms it is talking about considering reviewing the data, but no change in math policy so far. but certainly that data that they're watching very carefully has to do with the delta vary the fact that the number of cases up 53 percent of the 7 day average compared to last month. and what we know is that 83 percent of the cases in the united states of cobit 19, now linked to that highly transmissible delta. very good, 40 percent of the cases we also know are coming, are concentrated in 3 states, texas, florida, and missouri. and so the white house is once again urging all americans to get vaccinated and renewing its push to try and get people the information that they need in order to make the choice

kimberly how can talking to us from the white house, washington d. c. b, u. s. u. k and other allies are accusing china, protecting hackers engaging in malicious cyber activity, including a breach of the microsoft exchange email server. earlier this year, they say groups protected by beijing were responsible, compromising tens of thousands of computers worldwide. is one of a range of cyber threats. china is being blamed for, including ransomware attacks worth millions of dollars to the best of my knowledge . and i'm getting report tomorrow morning, detailing for my understanding is that the chinese government, not unlike the russian government, is not doing this themselves, but are protecting those who are doing and maybe even accommodating and being able to do it. let's go to my kind of life in washington d. c. my, it's interesting that the president, they're making something of a distinction between china, possibly carrying this out on an official basis as it where i'm actually just simply acting as a host. if you like, what you've been saying, well, it seems tha

kimberly. how can al jazeera, the white house, who was trillion states of extended restrictions in an effort to stop the spread of the highly transmissible delta variance. so half size astray, leah announced a 7 day long time after recording several new infections. while the 5 day locks on in victoria that was due to end on tuesday has been extended for another week. the states has reported a total of 80 cases linked to delton. we are all going to work very, very hard. so have victoria begin the process of opening up at midnight next tuesday the 27th, 7 days from midnight's up to not. we wish we could bring this in earlier, but we can't run the risk that there are cases out there that we don't know about their chains of transmission that are not yet contained, that we don't know about. and that if it would open up, we say how quickly quickly this runs, we say half challenging. this can become in a very short space of time. more people across the western united states have been told to evacuate their ho

actually made it harder for new companies to break in and compete our white house correspondent, kimberly how can instructing us to put all of this into context for us and tell us more about this executive order. and the reason the by the ministration is doing this is just one of many efforts to revive the economy following the shut down due to cobra 19. and what we've seen is that during the pandemic corporation did really well, in fact, they grew even stronger, but small businesses by the 10s of thousands simply could not exist, cease to exist. and so, as they struggle now to come back, the biden administration says it's doing all it can to help those businesses in a turn crate job. so what this executive order does is there really counters what many see as ongoing corporate consolidation that simply doesn't give the ordinary consumer and small businesses of fighting chat. what it will do is make sure through the executive order, the federal agencies keep a big guy on companies like amazon, google, facebook in terms of their mergers and acquisitions. but what we'll also do is when it comes to o

kimberly. how can al jazeera, the white house, thousands of works of art going on public display in south korean museums for the 1st time. they were donated by the late chairman of the some, some empire, the can. he died last october, leaving behind tens of thousands of pieces of arts. father, it's a request that stirred up a fair share of control. the c. as rob mcbride explains from sol, it's been described as the donation of the century, a treasure trove of art that includes works by some of the world's most renowned and sought after masters, combined with the most famous of korean artists, both model and classical. in addition, a vast, well, the 2 fact charting korea, cultural heritage spanning hundreds of years of didn't stick room if you think, and this is an unprecedented lot scale donation. it is meaningful, enriching the cultural assets of this museum, the can, he not only devoted his life to making samsung, the global brand, but also to building one of the world's largest private collections.

our white house correspondent, kimberly how can joining us lie from washington d. c. so this is his 1st formal address on i've got to stand since american troops pulled out of the background military base last week. and really, what should we be looking out for? what will the president say? us president, is your saying his upcoming address and we are standing by it should begin momentarily to defend a lot of the criticism that he's received in recent days. given those taliban games you mentioned as a result of not just the withdrawals in secret and hastily from bob from air force base. but the back in april, the announcement that there would be this withdrawal by september of us forces. so what the white house press secretary didn't talk, it's been saying in the last hour as she brief report on the upcoming address is that the u. s. president is going to make the case that he had to make the difficult decision that he was not prepared as commander in chief to send another generation of americans into a war. he does not believe was able to be won militarily. so what he

kimberly how can has more than that from the white house. right now the policy in the united states, if you've been vaccinated, you don't need to wear a mask. it's a personal choice. those required to wear mask or those had chosen not to get vaccinated, but given the up to can cases from the very highly contagious delta. very of all of that could change but officially for now there is no change to the best policy, but it's something we've seen discuss because we know infection in the united states of 35 percent from last week and death up 26 percent from just last week so that's a very sharp right now. what we also know is that in most cases, this fight is occurring in places where people are largely vaccinated. states like florida, texas, missouri. so what's the white house is doing? is increasing spending to kind of get the message out him, other words traveling to some of these rural areas, making it easier for people to get a vaccination specific about a $100000000.00 on that outreach in denise is now the epicenter of the latest wave of

kimberly how can now russia is reporting its highest number of code 19 death since the pandemic began its scaling off its vaccination acids. and so many countries around the world who's charlotte bellis vaccine drives the gathering pace and countries around the world. this is 1500000 doses of the medulla vaccine flowing into el salvador as a donation from the united states. i'll salvador has administered just under 3000000 doses, enough to fully inoculate 22 percent of its population. it's an amazon for me. so we have a special commitment to the entire region and we are not going to stop until all countries have vaccines. they require to protect older citizens in ivory coast housework as a visiting market to get as many people vaccinated as possible. though visit 130 in the capitol abbey, shawn in the next 2 weeks. in some countries, in africa, covered 19 case numbers, a doubling every 3 weeks. i have just received my vaccine and we were leave because i had been waiting to do it for a long time. in russia, the government has opened its largest vaccination center in moscow. russia repo

kimberly. how can al jazeera, the white house official break carried out to the era when we come back? germany's government thinks his criticism leverage, flood preparations as thousands evaluate the cost to their lives. and homes, and a religious custom interrupted by modern problem for the 2nd year running. the pandemic means a streamlined hatch martin that stay with us. i, i, it's time for the journey to with sponsored by capital airways. hello there. let's start in the middle east and we'd see some really wet weather in oman. this was the scene as torrential rain caused flooding in muscat and surrounding areas. and the rain was also felt in the u. a uncle tom. it's now dried up much about what weather can be found in western parts of yemen and creeping into saudi arabia. but elsewhere looking larger, fine, and dry and hot temperatures in many of the gulf states touching up into the high forties. but that wet weather in western areas of yemen, developing on wednesday and reaching across into central

covering the story for this hour in a moment we're up to washington and white house corresponding kimberly. how can 1st i find me to middle in johannesburg, i might actually stop by made it with the good news. out of south africa, i heard that there's been a record number of vaccines administered in one day. all the south african government had to hope to vaccinate about 300000 they almost reached a target by almost 250000 in the last 24 hours. that is a record for south africa, especially given they've been concerning the last week. and so, given the disruptions here around some of the riots that we experienced in the provinces, of course we're going to tell and how paying in that vaccination centers were the work they were suspended at least for a few days. and all the government said everything is back to normal. also what seems to be driving this particular record is that vaccinations have not opened up to people 35 years and older and it seems based on the trends we're seeing that the younger the individual is the key. no, they are to get vaccinated. we did see some reluctance from people over

kimberly. how can al jazeera the white house still ahead on al jazeera, a religious tradition interrupted by a modern problem. the 2nd year the pandemic means a streamlined tosh. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. hello there, let start in east asia and all i the on to tropical systems one developing in the west pacific. the other in the south china sea. but severe tropical storm info is making its way to the south of japan towards taiwan. it's expected to strengthen and bring with the really wet and windy weather to taiwan by the end of the week. the other is tropical storm chem parker, and that's moving its way across one gung province in china to the south of hong kong. we are expecting some really flooding rains and damaging winds. so we'll keep an eye on these as they make their way further in land. and as we move to south asia, it's a very wet picture across india. this was seen in mom by we had land slides and flash floods. they're off to $200.00 millimeters

i think so much kimberly how can there as talk now to, to raise a boast, joins us live from one a cyrus. he was a very controversial figure of the president of the ways how people across latin america reflecting on his demise now while love america received the news in shock. most latin american leaders have expressed their concerns about the situation happening and have the 1st president to refer to what's happening because it's a neighboring country. the president of the dominican republic, reese, i mean that he shut down the border between both countries. he's also declared that he was holding a meeting with high military commands in order to evaluate the situation. we just heard, for example, that there announcing what they called operation got to be on, which is to preserve the security of the dominican republic. it's an operation that will happen in the land, the air and sea in order to protect their country. they're also offering to evacuate citizens from dominican republic to 8th. and we also heard the statement from even the columbia president even duke, who said that the act o

kimberly. how can al jazeera the white house? he's interim prime minister has agreed to step down, ending the leadership battle that followed the assassination of president of another movies called joseph. told the washington post newspaper that he and ariel and re heads met privately to resolve dispute. 71 year olds and re, had been appointed by movies to be prime minister, but was not sworn. and he received backing from the international community to leave the country. me across the us concerns about another karone of our research have had wall street investors say fears of the fast spreading, delta very and may stagger economic recovery. it comes as cases rise in all 50 states. gabriel elizondo reports from new york fears of the delta various going up leading tories of more luck downs and further strain on the global economy. and thus the stock market going down monday was the worst day for the market this year . the dow was down more than 2 percent, while the s and p was also in the red closing down more than one and a half p

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. >> [kimberly brandon, president]. can you please state your name? >> yes, my name is terry bingham. >> [kimberly brandon, president]. thank you so much. jennifer, next color. >> sure thank you. opening the next line. >> hello my name is david berti i'm with the bay company retail store on the dwarf. i am here today to be with talk about the mobile regulation for the vendors and actually are all aware this is turned into complete chaos out here. we have people walking streets, creating unsanitary conditions, selling illegal alcohol and make it much more difficult for us to get back into business and to conduct our business. and having this lawlessness has served no one well so we urge you to pass along the ordinance to the board of supervisors and to push forward thank you. >> [kimberly brandon, president]. thank you. other any other colors? >> yes, president we have a more color on the line. okay, thank you. i'm opening that line now. >> hello, i guess can you guys hear me right now? i was with the street performers program and i just think that that

you can see kimberly how getting ready at the one helpful, are we talking to her about the coven situation in the united states? an increase in cases, particularly of the delta variance on come off. and maria, and i will see you again soon. i ah, ah, ah, ah ah, still mum showing the flag for her nation has been putting language in playing crickets on what be country between my dream play in the world. while providing family cleaning games. that's my precious game in the game. my them, bob way on al jazeera, the new generation of young people are making demands to be balance society. welcome to generational change, a global theories, the attempt to understand and challenge, the idea that mobilize you around the world in london to activate tackling the root causes of youth violence. many young people die, perpetrating violence again of the young people themselves have also been victim multiple times. my generation can try me design and shape this generation change on al jazeera award winning pro from international. so make it one quick. so it's right on the back side of the global discussion

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now the white house about correspondent can be how kit, kimberly, she's a bit like the queen. she's lived so many world leaders, and she's always been in a position of power. but why are they doing it now? i mean, she's there til september after all said and done. yeah, it's right. many people sort of wonder what can be accomplished, given the fact that she's not in office for much longer, but it was important for the biden administration to underscore the importance of the relationship between the united states in germany. and that's why this is really just the 5th foreign visit to the white house by a foreign leader. and it is important that it be with the german chancellor. so what they're expected to talk about are a lot of the things that they want to kind of try and put behind them. in other words, what they're trying to do is repair the relationship and some of the damage that was done between donald trump and algola merkel that joe biden's predecessor because it was well publicized, there were very strong differences between those 2 leaders. so already we saw joe biden

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. >> shannon: and kimberly, there was talk today of what the u.s. caneful do you think that response needs to be if there isn't sufficient action? >> well, i think there is a way to measure whether or not it's meaningful because, i think if all we get are sanctions, the russians laugh at sanctions. they don't care about that. and that does not, has harold just say speak in putin's language. there is going to have to be some sort of offense against russia that, perhaps, goes against their infrastructure, that, in fact, allows us to, as much as we did with iran, when we use cyber threats against their nuclear capacity, probably shouldn't be at that level but it does need to send a message to russia that there is going to be a response in kind that they need to knock it off. >> shannon: okay. i want to get a lightning round response from you guys about this executive order from the president today. it has 72 different initiatives. it's aimed at making the u.s. more competitive economically, tech lodge, agriculture. douglas holtz-eakin who is a republican-b

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kimberly how could his line for us in washington d. c. so can leave, the us delegation is in haiti representatives there be busy from what the white house is saying. yeah, we've received a statement from the national security council and in it. and this is something that we were expecting because the white house press secretary had previewed it. there was a delegation that has visited haiti. it was made up of representatives from the department of state department of justice and the department of homeland security. it's important to point out, so this was by the invitation of haitian officials who asked for security assistance. now what we know is that the delegation looked at some of the security infrastructure because of course, in light of the assassination of president luis, there are real questions being asked about how this happened, how this was allowed to occur. given the fact that b is, was a high level official who had been highly protected. so this is all being investigated, but of course it is the haitian officials the haitian govern

and we can ensure that transmission between the various groups. it is almost impossible. >> it was kimberlyting for us. next on the news at 5 as cases surge across california. many wonder if covid restrictions could be coming back. governor newson weighs in on that. plus heated testimony today from the nation's top doctor doctor fauci not mincing words with certain members of congress and a recall rally in san francisco. why demonstrators say removing the governor will make the state safe.

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kimberly much i didn't get that. why in the lawyer, by that you want to pull that up in new york city and she can she can i you know, some survived and the father did manage to bring him home. but 10 year old co here died 2 months later it wasn't the battle of murat. we killed him, but his memories of it goes in and didn't go palmer and not the news too ill. 15 inches. ah ah, look. you know, monday the know the when are you going in a new one this year? but i will, i will start a new but i will not let me know that our goal will not work for the nation with me, but i'm not sure about the the parents visit their sons grave. de la hasn't come to the cemetery. perhaps he fears going mad to just like his 10 year old cousin here me there may i was able to buy that if i made a nail in the new by that new another man to restore the old days it would be the the jeff i was cough is getting worse, and after the football match, he's taken to a doctor. and i'm not the medicine i didn't go by the the the the football tournament comes to it clues with the opening of a memorial to all the marines who fell in battle. ah, the me, th

can joining us from washington d. c. to preview that press conference for us. kimberly, that's right. the u. s. president will be giving remarks on afghanistan, but 1st he is beating with his national security team here at the white house. that meeting has been underway for about an hour where he is getting updates along with the vice president common harris. we also know the participating in that discussion is the defense secretary lloyd austin. now the u. s. president was very reluctant as of 24 hours ago to give report a sense of what he'd be talking about in this upcoming speech. in fact, they've been trying for more than a week and the president was visibly agitated as he was pressed about some of the gains that the taliban has made in recent weeks. when asked about it, he bristled at the suggestion and said that he wanted to talk, but happy things going into the holiday weekend that we've just had in the united states and said he wanted to celebrate. but of course a lot of people have ghana stand. they need, including us soldiers are not celebrating right now. those that are still ther

but his daughter, kimberly leads the polls to replace him and detect a is said to be considering bunny, vice president. linda can, has more from manila, it must up when the young, when do 3 good. the 31, the presidential election in 2016. he promised to bring on president change to the philippines by ending corruption within his 1st 6 months in office as he are. but as he enters the final year of his term, dis, administration is being bombarded by allegations of plunder and abuse of power. then the government contracts amounting to billions of basis opposition leaders, san trillion. this is revealed government documents that show how a long time to, to aid family has acquired hundreds of $1000000.00 worth of contracts. in the southern region of dev, derek g was they said to me or for more than 20 years, will not present and even send it through money. but the world renowned boxer who has long been one of the strongest supporters, says corruption in the government is rampant to tear to says the allegations are untrue. and politically motivated, the yo is punch drunk. he's punch drunk one, but gail is spiked drunk

i think this nation has a lot farther to go and hopefully it can find a way to move in the right direction. >> kimberly thank you for your time this morning. kimberly atkins store a columnist for "boston globe" and msnbc contributor and could host of the excellent "sisters in law" podcast. joining me is jason crow of colorado. a former army ranger. one of the first managers of the impeachment trial. i ask members of congress about their story about what happened on january 6th. you as a former ranger was doing what everybody else was. trying to keep safe. but you got called upon to keep others safe as well. your view of january 6th is a different perspective than many members and staff. >> yeah, good morning, ali, thanks for having me on. always good to talk to you. it was. i never thought i would be pressed back into the position and mindset that he was in when i was an army ranger in iraq and afghanistan, having to fight my way out protection people around me, make the call to my family to tell them i loved them. the call so many people never ever want to make in their life. let alone thinking i'd be

kimberly held hit al jazeera, the white house, the lympics opening ceremony as you just thought late on friday, but with cases spiking in the host city. tokyo don't, claire if the games can carry on smoothly, nearly 2000 positive tests were recorded in the past day. as the highest and 6 months. tokyo has been under a state of emergency for the past 11 days. south africa is also struggling with a surgeon. infections remaining, the worst had country in africa, but its facts. the nation drive is picking up a record quarter of a 1000000 people got the job in a single day earlier in the week to nivi, as military is taken over the country's pandemic response operations. after the health minister was sacked for ordering vaccination centers to open to adults of all ages, the decision that the over crowding hence 10 page in other news, fighting among rival gangs inside 2 separate prisons in ecuador has left at least 22 people dead. and 80 others injured. the violence broke out on wednesday, but they say they've regained control and to apprehend to 65 prisoners who tried to escape. there have been 2 other deadly riots in ecuador, overcrowded prisons over the past 6 months. un aid

secretary is that joe biden is hoping that all of this can be completed by the end of his 1st term in 20. 24 is our white house correspondent, kimberly hall talking to us from washington, d. c. kimberly, as always, thank you very much. indeed. china is being accused of engaging in malicious cyber activity, including the hack of microsoft exchange email server. earlier this year, the u. s. the u. k and other allies say groups backed by beijing were responsible, compromising tens of thousands of computers worldwide, is one of a range of cyber threats. china is being blamed for, including ransomware attacks with millions of dollars. the us lead alliance is expected when i was details of action against china later on, mundane or it's a sentence chief research analyst with i t harvest and he's joining us live from birmingham michigan via skype. good, happy with us and al jazeera. so thank you very much. so china has made several attacks over the last few years on the us, particularly. what's significant about the reaction to this one. yeah, you're right in the china has had continuous attacks all grass you know, so we kind of give them a

oldest i live in asia and kimberly, this is we will coordinate important meeting you mention lloyd. awesome as the hi is level us officials to visit the philippines. good. can you tell us what else was up for discussion in that meeting because there are lots of things at play in the philippines and of course around the size china sea. well definitely what was mentioned today by secretary austin is that this year and possibly that means after next year, early next year that there will be around $300.00 military engagements. mars i'm cooperation trainings. i mean, these are broad strokes, but basically essentially, what this means is that the scale down activities between the 2 countries will be slowly fully restored. and that means greater cooperation in the south china sea, where the philippines is really facing challenge, you know, standing up to find a basically when it comes to their stories that continue start it continue, start to protect at this point. ok, jim, the allon's organ bringing us all the latest. full manila, jimmy le, thank for testers, in guatemala or colon for the resignation of the president and attorney general after the heads of the co

can take this is. so he's going to be pushing his infrastructure plan as well as he tries to get americans back to work. ok, kimberly hawk their life from the white have. kimberly thank you left or months of criticism, the covey 19 vaccines weren't reaching developing nations and ok, lation efforts are picking up. and charlotte bellis reports. the focus is on keeping pace with the variance vaccine drives, the gathering pace and countries around the world. this is 1500000 doses of the medulla vaccine flowing into el salvador as a donation from the united states. l. salvatore has administered just under 3000000 doses, enough to fully inoculate 22 percent of its population. it's an amazon for me, so we have a special commitment to the entire region, and we are not going to stop until all countries have vaccines. they require to protect older citizens in ivory coast housework as a visiting market to get as many people vaccinated as possible. though visit 130 in the capital abidjan in the next 2 weeks. in some countries in africa, covered 19 case numbers a doubling every 3 weeks. i have just received my vaccine. emily re

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as we can, more than a 1000 businesses worldwide were effected by ransomware attack cyber security group . say it originated from russia. while i was correspond, kimberly, healthcare has more lots of concern of the white house is concerned from ordinary americans who have been victimized by these ongoing routes of were attack. so the impacts have been felt with the rest were attack on the colonial pipeline. that also occurred recently that resulted in americans not being able to fuel their gas tags in some cases for up to a week. and then we also saw the meat packing industry effective. and that of course, impacted the the supply chain. and what gets food to american tables as well. so there's been increasing pressure on the, by the ministration to hold the russian leader vladimir putin to account. they have to remember all these comes from the context of the fact that just less than a month ago, the 2 were sitting down side by side where the u. s. president promised and very strongly articulated to vladimir putin that there would be consequences if these rats work has continued, even though they're not state sponsored in the eyes of the united states.

kimberly. so a meeting between the german and us leadership, but it is a pipeline running between russia and germany, which is a big part of what they're talking about. can you take us through the yeah, there is no secret that there was going to be a bit of friction on the issue of north frame 2. that's the pipeline that runs from russia to germany. it's 90 percent complete. and so the decision of the us president was look at, can't stop this construction now as he came into office. and as a result, he is not putting in a place and he sort of punitive sanctions against germany. but instead hoping that the 2 can kind of try to work together. but it was very clear that the concerns about russia, which of course is the u. s. adversary were something that the german chancellor weighed in on, but at the same time plowed ahead in terms of her intentions. basically saying look at the ukraine. i know you're concerned about it. we're concerned to, but this is going to be a transit country for natural gas. we're make sure it's of sovereignty is respected . but at the same time this pipelines going ahead and we're going to have to work through it. and here's what t

can better deal with racism amongst their ranks. you'll hear from sound a theme, a regional director for the independent office for police conduct or i o. p. c. for short. kimberly min garza who is campaigning for the release of her daughters yonder from prison of the she was the victim of a racist attack. and former metropolitan police superintendent leroy low, good, evil, totally. after the life broke off the call address racism in the police effectively until there's a why the conversation about wisdom in the u. k. this country has a problem about race. it has been like that in slavery, imperialism, colleen and postal, and they need to have a conversation through central government and other agencies because you know, express the rating is not being dealt with. and that's why the slightest reasons the race has come out and trade, mary, how the people in the sports or whatever. and then you know, people having terrible experiences, public services including the police. no, i occurred to me as i was thinking camilla was do you think having more black and brown police officers commissioners, do you think that would make a difference? i think it would make a hell