and let's bring in our chief political correspondent melinda crane melinda walk us through the messaging here it sounds like merkel is saying this is a marathon not a sprint. absolutely it was very clear from yesterday's vaccine summit that the supply that that of the vaccine will remain tight for at least another 8 weeks and only begin to ease up in the 2nd quarter of this year and moreover it was very clear that german leaders are looking far beyond this year alone the health minister said that he wants to ensure that adequate stocks of vaccine are in place throughout 2022 as well and the chancellor went even further saying that she could foresee a possibility that we might have to keep on vaccinating against code it every year in something resembling the flu vaccine campaign and she said she also wanted to point out that no matter how much vaccine is on hand if mutations occur that in fact render the the current version of the virus not amenable to vaccination then we would have to start all over again so very realistic messaging from the chancellor about this being a long haul absolu

the wedding music -- ♪ melinda walking into jim's room. lieutenant for the vows. >> so long as you both shall live? >> i will. >> jim wiping away tears. >> i pronounce you husband and wife. congratulations. >> a kiss. then a toast. >> sharing their love with all those close to them and a couple people they literally just met. >> the bouquet toss right to the nurse's station. and right here tonight -- >> hi, david. >> the new husband, jim. >> the level of care here is, you know, more than i can imagine. >> hi, david. >> and melinda, the new bride. >> with valentine's day coming forward, i guess my wish is for everyone to realize that even in the midst of a pandemic, love is always there. if you look, you'll find it. >> so true. congratulations, jim and melinda and we're pulling for you, jim. and what a medical team. good night. >>> why local fitness class instructors were able to get the coronavirus vaccine at the same time as seniors. it's a loophole in the law that the state claimed to fix, but the abc7 news i team uncovered that it's sti

melinda gates is not a scientist. she did not develop this vaccine.background in epidemiology or any relative discipline. she worked in the marketing department at microsoft. but she is the wife of a billionaire. that's why she's on television. it's why she's allowed to control what you are allowed to say about the drug she's demanding you injecting your body. is this really science? not even close. its oligarchy. all the billionaires are participating in it. the tech companies announced they would not allow anyone to criticize its vaccine and anyone who did would be kicked off the platform straight away. and corporate media took it upon themselves to enforce this rule. just yesterday, cnn ran a story with this headline. "facebook vowed to crack down on covid-19 vaccine misinformation, but misleading post remain easy to find. that's not a new story. that's an open call for censorship. and it worked. cnn identified a group on facebook called "covid-19 vaccine injury stories," the group sounds like what it sounds like. last week, the group was in the to

let's get you more on this story we are joined by our chief political correspondent melinda crane linda what more have you learned about this case. well from what we understand this man decided of his own accord to hand over the country dental floor plans of the buddhist tug building and then took it upon himself to contact an agent with the russian military intelligence agency the our view in order to pass on the plans we're not quite sure how the federal prosecutors found out about this whether it was through a chip off or surveillance for now they're not saying or so we may have to wait either for further announcements or for an upcoming trial what does this mean melinda for bilateral relations. very problematic indeed because it comes at a time of already rocky relations with russia let's go back to 2015 when there was a major cyber attack on the when to start that was attributed to russia and chance that medical has said that she is very much of the opinion that she was directly targeted in that attack then we had the a brazen murder in prague daylight of a chechen rebel commanders

correspondent well and to crane who is standing by in berlin melinda on the sputnik v. shot merkel very clear that no vaccine will be allowed into germany unless it's been approved by the european medicines agency how does she justify that when germany is facing a shortage of lifesaving vaccines right now well multilaterally european approach is the policy to which she is deeply committed to the policy that she adamantly defendant following the government's vaccine summit on monday and it's a policy that reflects her deeply held convictions that sherman e. must move in common with europe and as you may remember europe actually comprises the 1st chapter of the coalition agreement of her government which was a 1st germany of course has in the past sometimes got its own way without europe for example when it got out of nuclear energy after the fukushima accident or when it took in a 1000000 migrants in the summer of 2015 and in both of those cases there were grave repercussions so this multilateral approach is one that the chancellor absolutely now is committed to also the

get more now from our chief political correspondent well into crane who is standing by in berlin melinda on the sputnik v. shot merkel very clear that no vaccine will be allowed into germany unless it's been approved by the european medicines agency how does she justify that when germany is facing a shortage of lifesaving vaccines right now. well multilaterally european approach is the policy to which she is deeply committed to the policy that she adamantly defendant following the government's vaccine summit on monday and it's a policy that reflects her deeply held convictions that germany must move in common with europe and as you may remember europe actually comprises the 1st chapter of the coalition agreement government which was a 1st germany of course has in the past sometimes got its own way without europe for example when it got out of nuclear energy after the fukushima accident or when it took in a 1000000 migrants in the summer of 2015 and in both of those cases there were grave repercussions so this multilateral approach is one that the chancellor absolutely now is committed to

and let's bring in our chief political correspondent melinda crane melinda walk us through the messaging here it sounds like merkel is saying this is a marathon not a sprint. absolutely it was very clear from yesterday's vaccine summit that the supply that that of the vaccine will remain tight for at least another 8 weeks and only begin to ease up in the 2nd quarter of this year and moreover it was very clear that german leaders are looking far beyond this year alone the health minister said that he wants to ensure that adequate stocks of vaccine are in place throughout 2022 as well and the chancellor went even further saying that she could foresee it a possibility that we might have to keep on vaccinating against coded every year in something resembling the flu vaccine campaigns and she said she also wanted to point out that no matter how much vaccine is on hand if mutations occur that in fact render the current version of the virus not amenable to vaccination then we would have to start all over again so there is a realistic messaging from the chance there about this being a long haul

thank you very much as always our chief political correspondent melinda cray. hold dura says it will receive its 1st batch of code 900 vaccines later this month through the kovacs program by far the world health organization kovacs is aiming to deliver back seems to nearly 100 low and middle income countries this year but the government in honduras fears it will not be enough it accuses rich countries of monopolizing supplies. of hope in the battle against the pandemic in honduras in february the country said jill to receive its 1st shipment of vaccines against it 19 the initial shots will go to frontline workers the elderly over 3600 people are known to have died after contracting the corona virus in honduras the deputy health minister says it's unfortunate there is no international law to regulate the distribution of covert vaccines like the one made by biotech pfizer. by he says the rich countries have practically monopolize the vaccine and are denying developing countries access to more vaccine doses they have access so a lot when i think our local idiocy w

thank you very much as always our chief political correspondent melinda cray. well along with the frustration of the slow pace of vaccination in many e.u. countries some people are also angry about government measures to try to slow the spread of the virus the netherlands has witnessed scenes of rioting and violence in recent weeks the vast majority of people there support the government's efforts to protect population but as. the reports a small minority are determined to break the rules for. don't mistake this for a festival this is a protest each of the participants showed up with their very own message there is no violence you cannot stop the spread of the iris it's impossible so i find that the measures that government takes a disproportionate so it's not a matter of that we deny coronado but we think there's a different way and. it's going too far at the moment the one thing that unites them is their discontent with how the dutch government is handling coronavirus for the 3rd time now this an authorized event has drawn different groups of people to the mu

when it thanks so much our chief political correspondent melinda crane. you're watching d.w. news from berlin coming up next we've got to the point for you and a look behind the coup in myanmar i'm sorry marsha thanks watch. to the point sean opinions clear position on the international perspective such. nobel peace prize laureate aung san suu kyi is back under house arrest in myanmar on trumped up charges with the elected government deposed and the military back in power is also part of democracy extinguished find out onto for a moment to the point. next o'clock d.w. . the fight against illegal gold diggers. in peru jungles this takes heavy weapons the price of gold skyrocketed during the pandemic and the number of forbidding mines is exploding. with company a special unit in their dangerous work against reckless environmental destruction. global 3000. and 60 minutes on d w. d q you know that 77 percent of africa are younger than 35. that's me and me and you. and you know what it's time all voices got heart. on the 77 percent we talk of bobby fischer. this is where it. was 7

our chief political correspondent well into crain who is standing by in berlin melinda on the sputnik v. shot merkel very clear that no vaccine will be allowed into germany unless it's been approved by the european medicines agency how does she justify that when germany is facing a shortage of lifesaving vaccines right now well multilaterally european approach is the policy to which she is deeply committed to the policy that she adamantly defendant following the government's vaccine summit on monday and it's a policy that reflects her deeply held conviction that sherman e. must move in common with europe and as you may remember europe actually comprises the 1st chapter of the coalition agreement of her government which was a 1st germany of course has in the past sometimes got its own way without europe for example when it got out of nuclear energy after the fukushima accident or when it took in a 1000000 migrants in the summer of 2015 and in both of those cases there were grave repercussions so this multilateral approach is one that the chancellor absolutely now is committed to also t

ok let's get you more on this story we are joined by our chief political correspondent melinda crane linda what more have you learned about this case. well from what we understand this man decided of his own accord to hand over these confidential floor plans of the buddhist building and then took it upon himself to contact an agent with the russian military intelligence agency the our view in order to pass on the plans were not quite sure how the federal prosecutors found out about this whether it was through a tip off or surveillance for now they're not saying or so we may have to wait either for further announcements or for an upcoming trial what does this mean melinda for bilateral relations. they're problematic because it comes at a time of already rocky relations with russia let's go back to 2015 when there was a major cyber attack on the when to stop that was attributed to russia 2 and chance that medical has said that she is very much of the opinion that she was to correctly targeted in that attack then we had the a brazen murder in broad daylight of a chechen rebel commanders

be tough for the next 8 weeks but will start easing up after march chief political correspondent melinda crane thank you and another development in the pandemic around 2000000 people in australia have entered a strict a lockdown after the discovery of one corona virus case in perth china has recorded its lowest daily increase in new coke in 1000 cases in more than 3 weeks and israel has extended its 3rd nationwide coronavirus lock down the country of 9000000 people and still registering more than 5000 new cases per day. along with the frustration of the slow pace of vaccination in many e.u. countries some people are also angry about government measures to try and slow the spread of the virus the netherlands has witnessed scenes of rioting and violence in recent weeks the vast majority of people there support the government's efforts to protect the population but as you to back sanda reports a small minority is determined to challenge the rules. don't mistake this for a festival this is a protest that each of the participants showed up with their very own message there is no virus you can

around a virus pandemic let's bring indeed obvious chief political correspondent melinda crane well into on the sputnik v shocked america was clear that no vaccine will be allowed in germany until it's been approved by the european medicines agency how does she justify that when germany is spacing a back saying shortage. well this is the policy of european votes i thought oh isn't that the chancellor has set for germany it's the policy that she quite adamant that defended at her government's vaccine summit on monday and it's a policy that reflects her deeply held conviction that germany must act in common with europe and let me just remind all of us that europe in fact comprises the 1st chapter in this government's coalition agreement germany has in the past of course sometimes gone its own way and under chancellor merkel getting out of nuclear energy for example after fukushima or its decision to take in migrants in the summer of 2015 and frankly the repercussions of those decisions were very problematic for this country also there is a pragmatic consideration here the fact is that even

i will turn it over to melinda martin. >> good afternoon. my name is melinda martin. i am currently with the community branch of d.p.h. and also the branch of that you specific islanders population. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> before we start our presentation, we did want to read the land acknowledgment. >> actually, ms. ford, can you give, because the commissioners, as i think i mention, you have not yet done the work on this for their resolution, could you give a very brief summary to there's context for the commissioners and the public before you read that? >> yes. just wanted to acknowledge that a lot of our community partners are currently supporting acknowledgment particularly when we're convening meetings that are open to the public. in support of our native american community members. >> we acknowledge we're on the unseated ancestorial homeland who are the original inhabitants of san francisco peninsula. and the indigenous stew arts of the land and in accordance with their traditions, they have never seated, lost or forgotten their responsibilities as a car

in the year 2000, melinda and i fund the gates foundation.ravel to africa and i'm no longer ceo. so i'm learning other things and talks to farmers in africa about how the climate was changing. before 2005, i did not fully understand it. economics, you know, industrial activity, chemistry, physics. but by 2010, i had my head around it enough that i did the ted talk, which was about innovating zero. and i wouldn't change a word of that. i didn't jump in to any of the conferences because the interest level wasn't high enough, particularly after the financial crisis interests went down. but then when 2015 came along, i felt, gosh, we've got to get r&d and innovation here. it can't just be using the tools we have and near-term reduction goals. those are good but those in no way paint the picture when you are trying to get every source to zero. >> let me ask you when looking at texas, what do you think we need to do to create greater resilience for the grid? because until we get to the point where we will be able to replace things with green techno

on the story let's bring in chief political correspondent melinda crane who is standing by for us so is there any more information on how this alleged spy was uncovered. you know we don't know whether this occurred through normal surveillance or whether the prosecutors were tipped off d.w. did reach out to the federal prosecutor's office but they're not saying anymore for now perhaps we will get additional information in coming weeks and at the latest we need to wait for the trial and of course several notable vents have shaken german russian relations in recent years melinda put put it all into the bigger context for us if you will absolutely what we had a major cyber attack on the german parliament to the bundestag in 2015 we have heard from the chancellor that she feels she has been directly targeted by russian cyber attacks in addition we had the murder in cold blood of a chechen rebel commander in the in daylight in a berlin park and then of course we have germany's involvement in the poisoning of aleksei nevaeh only as you know he was flown to germany for treatment in a brylin

more on that i'm joined by melinda crane data in chief political correspondent melinda 1700 years of jewish life in germany what's the main message of this year's celebrations well i think picking up on what we just heard at the end of that report is absolutely that message that jews are here at home in germany that in fact they were here before germany was even a country in the year 321 cologne was part of the roman empire and the country of germany didn't come into existence until hundreds and hundreds of years later the message is that jews have been contributing to german culture to german identity to the very fabric of german history for many of those hundreds of years and that the idea that interaction between judaism and being german can never and should never be reduced to the holocaust and i think for exactly those people who lean toward anti-semitism there is a sense that. that judaism is something foreign and the whole point of this ceremony and of this year that lies ahead is to make it very clear that judaism is by no means for him to germany but an innate part of its id

i will turn it over to melinda martin. >> good afternoon. my name is melinda martin. i am currently with the community branch of d.p.h. and also the branch of that you specific islanders population. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> before we start our presentation, we did want to read the land acknowledgment. >> actually, ms. ford, can you give, because the commissioners, as i think i mention, you have not yet done the work on this for their resolution, could you give a very brief summary to there's context for the commissioners and the public before you read that? >> yes. just wanted to acknowledge that a lot of our community partners are currently supporting acknowledgment particularly when we're convening meetings that are open to the public. in support of our native american community members. >> we acknowledge we're on the unseated ancestorial homeland who are the original inhabitants of san francisco peninsula. and the indigenous stew arts of the land and in accordance with their traditions, they have never seated, lost or forgotten their responsibilities as a car

i will turn it over to melinda martin. >> good afternoon. my name is melinda martin. i am currently with the community branch of d.p.h. and also the branch of that you specific islanders population. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> before we start our presentation, we did want to read the land acknowledgment. >> actually, ms. ford, can you give, because the commissioners, as i think i mention, you have not yet done the work on this for their resolution, could you give a very brief summary to there's context for the commissioners and the public before you read that? >> yes. just wanted to acknowledge that a lot of our community partners are currently supporting acknowledgment particularly when we're convening meetings that are open to the public. in support of our native american community members. >> we acknowledge we're on the unseated ancestorial homeland who are the original inhabitants of san francisco peninsula. and the indigenous stew arts of the land and in accordance with their traditions, they have never seated, lost or forgotten their responsibilities as a car

joining me now is the co-chair of the bill and melinda gates foundation who's written a new book calledings b that you and melinda do and thank you for all your efforts, but the reason you can do all those things is that you're really, really, really rich. and, so, i want to ask you a question that i've interviewed you many times but i've never asked you the question and it's always been in the back of my head and everybody's head, what does it feel like when you become the richest man in the world? is that a good feeling? >> well, there's a responsibility to give that money back in a smart way. >> stephen: not everybody feels that responsibility, though. some people say that's not enough money, give me more. >> well, it was gratifying the dream of software that i had basically came true, and now i get to give it away. >> stephen: do you have a 400- foot racing boat that hovers on little skis and goes around the world, like super crazy rich guy stuff? >> i own a da vinci notebook, which that's pretty cool. >> stephen: ding, ding, ding, ding, ding! the judges! yes, yes! last question on

understanding the problems and acknowledging our belief in their importance the foundation of the will and melinda gates foundation with microsoft but also the foundation the microsoft itself created was a very simple principle every life is of equal value and so often in our country today, people don't feel that they are regarded to be equally appreciated by someone else. so i hope we can all show greater appreciation. the enemy is a virus, not each other and then take steps in a very tangible way to give people what they need for greater success for somebody like me yes we need to bring broadband to every world and make it affordable for every family in urban america we need to provide access to digital skills for everyone we need to protect people's rights and use data that can create greater confidence in the law enforcement officers and what they do and how they do it across the country. there is a little bit of danger obviously there are a lot of problems that have technology as a piece of the solution and if we in the tech sector can recognize that opportunity to be a part of the other team

. >> good morning, i'm melinda bordon-- i'm an adult infectious disease physician by training. >> thank you. doctor. >> good morning. my name is levy, i'm director of the program attending physician in division of inif he can shuz diseases at boston children's hospital and director of pediatrics harvard medical school. >> thank you. next chart please. >> good morning. my name is pamela mcinnis recent from the national sciences, national institutes of health, thank you. >> thank you, pam. dr. moore. >> good morning. i'm patrick moore. i'm at the university of pittsburgh program, i study viruses, two viruses that we've covered here. >> thank you. dr. berman. >> good morning, i'm dr. stanley pearlman university of iowa department of microbiology and immunology a long time coronavirus researchers and also pediatric-- >> thank you, dr. pearlman. dr. morasco. >> i don't think, the doctor, has his audio connected at the moment. >> okay. so we will move on then. and we'll come later maybe we can introduce him. so the next-- thank you all. next i would like to dr. marrion grover for the vaccine

i will turn it over to melinda martin. >> good afternoon. my name is melinda martin. i am currently with the community branch of d.p.h. and also the branch of that you specific islanders population. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> before we start our presentation, we did want to read the land acknowledgment. >> actually, ms. ford, can you give, because the commissioners, as i think i mention, you have not yet done the work on this for their resolution, could you give a very brief summary to there's context for the commissioners and the public before you read that? >> yes. just wanted to acknowledge that a lot of our community partners are currently supporting acknowledgment particularly when we're convening meetings that are open to the public. in support of our native american community members. >> we acknowledge we're on the unseated ancestorial homeland who are the original inhabitants of san francisco peninsula. and the indigenous stew arts of the land and in accordance with their traditions, they have never seated, lost or forgotten their responsibilities as a car

the trial and of course several notable vents have shaken german russian relations in recent years melinda put put it all into the bigger context for us if you will absolutely well we had a major cyber attack on the german parliament to the board just in 2015 we have heard from the chancellor that she feels she has been directly targeted by russian cyber attacks in addition we had the murder in cold blood of a chechen rebel commander in the in daylight in a berlin park and then of course we have germany's involvement in the poisoning of aleksei nevaeh only as you know he was flown to germany for treatment in a berlin hospital immediately upon his return from germany to russia he was thrown into prison on charges of having violated a prior parole agreement by not showing up for parole meetings in russia while he was in the hospital in germany european union officials have just announced they are now going to be imposing additional sanctions on 4 russian officials in connection with the no volley affair but of course germany deeply embroiled there as well so so a very rough time for germany

there's a place called melinda hill and that's like a little hump and that's actually the main tunnel was built there as a storage tunnel, but it later as you'll find as the japanese laced the island that becomes a headquarters for general macarthur and then later it becomes a refuge for the last american survivors and then three years later it becomes the last refuge for the japanese defenders. so why is corregidor important? you know, what why? know why does it hold this mythology, i think in american military history well. in late 1941 in a general macarthur was kind of caught off guard by the japanese invasion of the philippines and he was forced to retreat to corregidor. months later under orders from president roosevelt. he the general was whisked away from corregidor by pt boats in the dark of the night leaving the defenders there. it was a bitter pill for him. it was a huge humiliation for the american military. and you know, it's sort of haunted american forces until the winner of 1945. you know, it's funny as you read the book. you'll see the paratroopers knew what happened

well in last september a number of pharma companies and the bill and melinda gates foundation together published a statement where they set they will actively work for equitable axis so the prices we see now need not be the prices we will see later so at the moment all those mansell's are in evaluations and we have not large capacity is to manufacture them and we have not had negotiations between for example the e.u. and the companies we have not seen or it is possible when more companies join the manufacturing network so. we will see and it's too early to say how expensive those medicines will be in the end thank you so much from the german association of research based pharmaceutical companies we really appreciate it far from and here are some more stories making headlines around the world the president of the european commission has acknowledged failing in the blocks fight against the coronavirus arcilla fund a lie and says that the e.u. was late with its approval and rollout of vaccines but she defended the overall strategy of trying to keep the pandemic with a unified plan for all

i will turn it over to melinda martin. >> good afternoon. my name is melinda martin.th the community branch of d.p.h. and also the branch of that you specific islanders population. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> before we start our presentation, we did want to read the land acknowledgment. >> actually, ms. ford, can you give, because the commissioners, as i think i mention, you have not yet done the work on this for their resolution, could you give a very brief summary to there's context for the commissioners and the public before you read that? >> yes. just wanted to acknowledge that a lot of our community partners are currently supporting acknowledgment particularly when we're convening meetings that are open to the public. in support of our native american community members. >> we acknowledge we're on the unseated ancestorial homeland who are the original inhabitants of san francisco peninsula. and the indigenous stew arts of the land and in accordance with their traditions, they have never seated, lost or forgotten their responsibilities as a care takers of this p

special envoy for yemen has met the enemy president and foreign minister in to melinda king's visit to saudi arabia as part of joe biden's efforts to end more than 6 years of war last month the u.s. president paused arms sales to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. pending a review of the deals in 2015 countries intervened with a military coalition to help the government fight against hooty rebels a german energy company says the netherlands owes it to $1000000000.00 r. w e is making the claim using a controversial treaty is designed to offer foreign investors protection from so-called unstable states step us and reports from scotland. aside the netherlands wants to remove from its landscape emissions from burning coal at the ames half and power plant german energy provider r w e planned in 20154 years before the dutch government adopted a law banning the use of coal by 2030 the company's 1400000000 euro claim at an international arbitration court in washington has shocked that she lawmakers already received hundreds of millions subsidy for the biomass use yeah that's why i think it's a shamel

spring in our chief political correspondent linda crane here melinda there was a massive pressure on german political leaders at this vaccine summit to deliver more than just words did they. show you know one german newspaper is calling this the placebo summit but i think that's rather a placebo has no effective ingredient and at this summit a very effective ingredient was produced and exchanged namely more facts and more information it was clear from what we heard in the press conference that the politicians at both federal and state level had not fully understood the complexities of the supply chains of the pharmaceutical firms some of which took part in the summit it was also clear that the federal government hadn't fully understood and the states need for more reliable information for a planning purposes even if that information includes the fact that vaccine quantities in this part of the year until the 2nd quarter will be lower than many politicians had hoped so what we saw at the end was the politicians coming together to say that they understand now what the supply situation

special envoy for yemen has met the yemeni president and the foreign minister in riyadh to melinda king's visit to saudi arabia's pos of joe biden's efforts to end more than 6 years of war. the us president poorest arms sales to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. pending a review of the deals and 2015 the countries intervene with a military coalition to help the government fight against the rebels libya's interim president has had talks with the warlord khalifa haftar in the eastern city of benghazi men fee was appointed head of the transitional presidential council last week at the un led libya political dialogue in geneva. power base is in the east of the country has offered his backing to the peace process he launched an unsuccessful offensive to take the capital back in 2019. u.s. president joe biden says the united states doesn't have as many. administration thoughts the government signed contracts to buy another $200000000.00 has a license from los angeles. great after a laboratory briefing by scientists at the national institutes of health president joe biden announced a major new increas

i will turn it over to melinda martin. >> good afternoon. my name is melinda martin. i am currently with the community branch of d.p.h. and also the branch of that you specific islanders population. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> before we start our presentation, we did want to read the land acknowledgment. >> actually, ms. ford, can you give, because the commissioners, as i think i mention, you have not yet done the work on this for their resolution, could you give a very brief summary to there's context for the commissioners and the public before you read that? >> yes. just wanted to acknowledge that a lot of our community partners are currently supporting acknowledgment particularly when we're convening meetings that are open to the public. in support of our native american community members. >> we acknowledge we're on the unseated ancestorial homeland who are the original inhabitants of san francisco peninsula. and the indigenous stew arts of the land and in accordance with their traditions, they have never seated, lost or forgotten their responsibilities as a car

government intends to vaccinate the entire population that's more than 126000000 people by march of 2022 melinda upolu al-jazeera mexico city an investigation is being launched in peru into why nearly $500.00 people including many government officials were secretly vaccinated ahead of health workers former president martin because of a scot has apologized after it was revealed that he and his wife received injections in october and sunday the foreign minister resigned after it emerged she'd also be given a secret goes south africa's former president could be imprisoned after he failed to appear before an inquiry into alleged corruption during his time in office the judge plans to seek an order holding jacob zuma in contempt of court the so-called state capture inquiry has been running for 2 years it's investigating allegations that zuma allowed the wealthy gupta family to plunder state resources and influence policy zuma denies any wrongdoing followed a miller has more from johannesburg. and then the greatest significance of what's happened today is just how it reflects on the african national c

that's not going to happen anymore joe biden says that stops and it stops no he's also pointed to melinda king as a special envoy to yemen linda king is a career diplomat someone who is well known in the region well respected i'm told as well he's many contacts with many of the important capitals in the area and he is the man that joe biden says he wants 1st of all to get a cease fire in yemen and then move towards a peace deal so simply by taking a harder line on so dear arabiya i think the united states are hoping that that will get both sides back around the table but as you rightly pointed out joe biden says at this stage the not abandoning saudi arabia they still insist that they have the right to defend themselves and that would include buying u.s. weapons for that purpose they're just not allowed to buy those weapons and then use them in yemen and alan in terms of the bigger picture how much does president biden want to quickly move away from donald trump america 1st approach and the same to reassert america's leadership on the world stage. well look the reality is that any u.s. pr

saying they don't want to see that coming to 2 class system debbie in chief political correspondent melinda crane breaking it down for us thank you so much. now to the united states where much of the east coast is being hammered by a major winter storm causing widespread disruption cities including new york and boston have even suspended their coronavirus vaccination programs as they breaks for what could become a record breaking blizzard. authorities started sending out winter storm warnings as the 1st flights began to fall on sunday night public bus and commuter rail services was suspended in many areas across the northeast of the usa thousands of flights were canceled and schools closed meaning disruption for daily life in new york city mayor bill de blasio said the snow meant the city's fight against kovac 19 would also have to go on hold situation obviously the 1st thing to say is that the storm is disrupting our vaccination effort and we need to keep people safe we don't want folks especially seniors going out in unsafe conditions and to get vaccinated shortly afterwards new york stat

. -- bill gates, cofounder -- founder of microsoft, cofounder of the bill and melinda gates foundationtch the full interview at bloomberg.com. also remember, check out his new book, "how to avoid a climate disaster. the solutions we have and the breakthroughs that we need." coming up, a lab of the future, where drug discovery can be done from a coffee shop. we will speak to the ceo of a startup pioneer in robotic labs in the cloud. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: in the age of remote work and social distancing, scientists can now conduct research experiments from anywhere, using a fully automated robotic lab. the silicon valley startup aims to transform the traditional techniques that require researchers to work in the lab itself. it says it's remote lab can shorten the drug discovery process and allow scientists to collaborate virtually around the world. joining us to discuss, ceo mark fisher. tell us a little bit about how the technology works. mark: we are excited to have a platform that is a foundational seachange for the future of wi-fi discovery. science needs to be p

up next on news it is to the point of my colleague melinda crane talking about the global race for cove at 19 vaccines you can always get more in the meantime on our website at www dot com you can also follow us on twitter instagram the social media platforms at. i'm sorry kelly and thank you so much for watching take care and stacy. to the point of strong opinions clear position some international perspective such . as covert 90 takes an ever harsher told me they're feeling their hopes on vaccines developed in record time yet in many places there rollout has been patchy the race for covert vaccine rich against poor are top they want to go to the point cut up next the t.w.r. . good shape. they're lurking everywhere. well you think it's kind of disgusting no it's not because of those but a very important for our health and well being. what to do and what not to do. affect of hygiene concepts during the car abandoned. in 60 minutes on d w. or. young german. and jewish. just one jewish or so was. not does that mean. in daily life. and at school something is something we should not be given

shannon: so caught my eye, i saw this headline talking from the free beacon, bill and melinda gates foundationp it refers to is allegedly getting some funding from the gates foundation, a little information, asking students to show their work is racist, the guidebook dismantling racism and mathematic construction asks teachers to observe how mass is used to uphold capitalist, materialist and racist views. math. >> here's what people need to understand about critical race theory and how it is trying to infuse it into every part of our society as it starts with the foundational assumption that everything is racist so of course there would be racism in math because it was created by white people for the purpose to control people who are not white. that is the base assumption they start with. what people need to know, parents with children who are school-age is this is being infused into curriculum starting as young as 5 years old, schools across the country, it is in math, drama, science, english, social studies, you have to be really close attention to the courses your kids are taking, it is bei

well in last september a number of pharma companies and the bill and melinda gates foundation together published a statement where they said they will actively work for equitable access so the prices we see now need not be the prices we will see later so at the moment all those medicines are in the evaluations and we have not large capacities to manufacture them and we have not had negotiations between for example the e.u. and the companies we have not seen or it is possible when more companies join the manufacturing network so. we will see and it's too early to say how expensive those medicines will be in the end thank you so much from the german association of research based pharmaceutical companies we really appreciate it for. i'm going to check of some other stories making news around the world. security forces in israel have clashed with hundreds of ultra-orthodox jews who gathered to protest coronavirus restrictions police used water cannon to disperse the crowds it comes amid a wave of public anger against the ultra orthodox community which has continued to hold large weddings a

sandra, the bill and melinda gates foundation backs dozens of educational cause is that including a group will hear more on that. and thousands of jobs have been lost in new york city during the pandemic and all mayor de blasio is releasing a psa. why some critics are calling it tone-deaf. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ today's all-time low interest rates plus get cash. with home values climbing, now is the smartest time ever to turn your home's increased value into an average of $50,000 cash. refiplus. it's new, it's only for veterans, and it's only from newday usa. my plaque psoriasis... ...the itching ...the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. my psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen... painful. emerge tremfyant™ with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. tremfya® is also approved for adults with active psoriatic arthritis. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an inf

we caught up with melinda, a critical care nurse in tampa, and asked her what went through her mind when>> the moment, you know, when you think, okay, this is awesome, and it is. it's like a dream come true to go to a super bowl. and yet it never would have happened if this monster hadn't descended upon us. and i would sit if in my living room if we could turn back if we didn't have this pandemic. >> hopefully, she and the other heroes have great time at the game today. watching tom brady go for title number seven. no doubt, the greatest of all time. standing in his way is the greatest now, patrick mahomes, he would be the youngest ever to win two super bowls. both of these quarterbacks, well, their big fans of one another. >> i really admire patrick for the kind of player he is. he has great command of his team. i know his teammates love playing with him. he has great charisma. and i think when i see patrick, i see someone who again was, none of these moments are too big for him. >> as i continue my career i am doing whatever i can to watch the tape on him because he is doing it the rig