building earlier this month early indications show limited republican support for his conviction reuters news agency is reporting that about 10000 foreign troops in afghanistan will stay past the may deadline outlined in a deal signed by the u.s. and the taliban senior nato officials have told reuters that the deal's conditions have not been met the taliban is to fulfill security guarantees for troops to withdraw but there's been a spike in attacks in recent months from the u.s. president joe biden has said his administration is reviewing the deal journalists in india are protesting the arrest of their colleague who was detained while covering farmer prose house on saturday. was reporting on the rallies at the same 2 border where tens of thousands of farmers have been protesting new agricultural laws for more than 2 months they want them withdrawn but the government says it's committed to modernizing the sector those are the headlines on al jazeera more news coming up after al-jazeera world. to. the only. image. that i watch out of her. they're going to get out. of it's locker so they are. going to

by the reuters news agency and who are quoting a senior trump administration official. that. helped to negotiate the deal. and indeed has flown to saudi arabia and will attend a ceremony with 2 other trump administration officials what that ceremony will be of course we don't know. but we will find out in the coming hours stay with us for continuing coverage of the latest developments in the gulf crisis here on al-jazeera we're going to have it out to my corey colleague warren in london. agent thank you much very much and if you're just joining us we'll start with that breaking news there's been a breakthrough in a 3 year dispute between cata and 3 i have a arab nations saudi arabia has agreed to reopen its airspace and land and sea border to qatar from monday ending the blockade on the state kuwait which has been the main mediator in the dispute made the announcement on the eve of a gulf cooperation council summit in riyadh saudi arabia the u.a.e. egypt and bahrain imposed a blockade on qatar and 2017 accusing it of supporting terrorism cuts.

also been working until the wee hours over the phones where according to the reporting of the reuters news agency citing an unnamed u.s. official that cushion i was on the phones himself trying to negotiate this breakthrough and that it finally has emerged i know a big question remaining out here there is whether or not this breakthrough is just between saudi arabia and qatar or whether it would also involves the other arab nations will according to the reporting by reuters and by the associated press this may be a deal that's emerging between all of the parties and that in fact tomorrow's signing ceremony which we're still trying to learn more about in saudi arabia will have a cushion or in attendance will be joined by brian hook a u.s. state department representative and other u.s. official as well and that this signing agreement it appears maybe more than just saudi arabia and qatar it may involve the other g.c.c. nations as well again this is still breaking we're trying to get this confirmed but what we know from the reuters news agency is that jerry cushion or had had a large part driving th

well germany's build newspaper and the reuters news agency are reporting that a chancellor merkel's government and regional leaders have agreed to extend the country's lockdown till the end of january head off a planned meeting tomorrow between the chancellor and 16 regional leaders weeks of tougher restrictions on public life have so far failed to effect if we bring down infection rates and the country's vaccination program has gotten off to a sluggish start. appeals to stay home seem to have little effect in this western german winter resort town a ban on entering the ski runs failed to deter large numbers of people from hitting the slopes at the weekend so many that police intervened stopping winter enthusiastic in their tracks. germany's government together with the heads of its regional states must decide on how to proceed with anti coronavirus measures there's consensus that a lockdown will have to remain in place beyond january 10th the very it wants it extended by at least 3 more weeks so answer numbers are still too high and we're not yet able to assess how the situation has developed

good election most have crossed into the democratic republic of congo a damning report by the reuters news agency has found multiple cases of soldiers raping female refugees in ethiopia is to grey region many of the attacks happened weeks after the if you open government announced it had secured the capital mike kelly and ended its conflict with rebels last november ethiopia's military entered to gray in the north to dislodge the governing party and rebel groups triggering a humanitarian crisis. we'll have more news at the top of the hour right here on al-jazeera up next as radicalized youth. these men are survivors of covert 1946 year old is a limousine driver is the only one here who needed to go to hospital when he became ill in early march the breeding program body will be bad and bloody november so deep is the 34 year old driver for victoria family and he tested positive and my body is that it will be no problem with the health officials say the rate of new infections as the goal here is to conduct a broad survey to better understand transmission and asymptomatic cases which in turn could he

biotech pfizer vaccine to order between 50 and 100000000 additional doses according to the reuters news agency the english premier league has announced 40 new coronavirus cases among football players and stuff that's more than twice as many as last week indonesia will begin a nationwide vaccination program on january 13th and mexico has approved the use of the astra zeneca oxford vaccine the 2nd vaccine to get the go ahead. saudi arabia's crown prince has signed a deal to bring qatar back into a coalition of arab gulf allies qatar's leaders cosign the agreement ending 3 years of isolation from its neighbors a number of gulf states cuts ties with qatar 3 years ago accusing it of supporting terrorism and big too close to iran. the emir of qatar arrived in saudi arabia to be greeted by the kingdom's crime prince this moment settle an embrace violating coronavirus guidelines sending a strong signal today we turn a new page shake to mean bin hamad our funny had not attended a gulf summit since the qatar crisis began in 2017 now his country has been welcomed back into the fold. to shake was whisked

makers of the biotech pfizer vaccine to order between $50.10 additional dozes according to the reuters news agency the english premier league has announced 14 new coronavirus cases its football players and staff that's more than twice as many as lastly indonesia will begin a nationwide vaccination program on january 13th mexico has sponsored approval to the astra zeneca vaccine that makes it the 2nd they seem to get the go ahead. and after some of the other stories making headlines today a chinese court has sentenced the former head of a state owned assets management management company to death for taking bribes lies arm in was also convicted of bigamy the court said the sums involved were in the hundreds of millions of dollars china executes more people than any other country in the world why. iran has rejected accusations that it seized the south korean tanker to pressure soul to release billions of dollars money that was frozen as part of u.s. sanctions over tehran's nuclear program iranian troops stormed the vessel in the persian gulf on monday claiming it was polluting the water. saudi arabia

and patty let me just bring you some news that's coming into us 5 from the reuters news agency from inside the most news agency saying the pool report cites an armed standoff at the door of the u.s. house chamber and that guns are drawn. now we are not inside but these are some of the reports. coming out. of the chamber itself also another report that people are banging on the door of the u.s. house chamber in an attempt to get inside and then one that says a pool report cites an armed standoff at the door of the u.s. house chamber you know that building very well past you've reported from there for years what's your reaction to that news those reports coming out from inside the building. it's it's unbelievable i think we can say that this is not anything anyone ever expected to see happen in the united states of america obviously. the. people. who carry. law in d.c. you just walk around and. the fact. is. it is unbelievable. armed standoff house of representatives of the they're still in there in their chamber they're supposed to be debating whether or not this will. air now they're facin

and take pfizer vaccine to order between 50 and 100000000 additional doses according to the reuters news agency the english premier league has announced 14 you coronavirus cases among football players and stuff that's more than twice as many as last week indonesia will begin a nationwide bax a nation program on january the 13th and mexico has approved the use of the astra zeneca oxford vaccine the 2nd vaccine to get the go ahead that. saudi arabia saudi arabia's crown prince has signed a deal to bring cattle back into a coalition of arab gulf allies leaders cosigned the agreements ending 3 years of isolation from its neighbors a number of gulf states cuts ties with cast out 3 years ago accusing us of supporting terrorism and being too close to iran. the emir of qatar arrived in saudi arabia to be greeted by the kingdom's crime prince this moment settle an embrace violating coronavirus guidelines sending a strong signal today we turn a new page shake to mean bin hamad our funny had not attended a gulf summit since the qatar crisis began in 2017 now his country has been welcomed back into the fol

and the taliban as according to a report by the reuters news agency senior nato officials have told voices that the deals conditions have not been met and taliban is to fulfill security guarantees for troops to withdraw but there's been a spike in attacks in recent months u.s. president joe biden said his administration is reviewing the deal still ahead on al-jazeera the farmers protesting in india stage a day long hunger strike against the government's controversial new agricultural north. and a cloud of uncertainty in manama as the newly elected parliament has to meet for the 1st time. for the perfect gentlemen. sponsored point qatar airways now when proper winter cold air comes out across the water you get this sign of showers looks beautiful produce a lot of snow but it's a bit of a change taking place no longer even got our cold air blowing out of the interior temperature warm lump which means temperatures are in the teens quite happily you know soccer and turkey and this is a lot of rowing back for shanghai which day for you on monday this store at the head for corridor and it's quit

a damning report by the reuters news agency has found multiple cases of soldiers raping female refugees in ethiopia as to gray region many of the attacks happened weeks after the if you open government announced it had secured the capital mackellar and ended its conflict with rebels last november ethiopia's military entered in the north to dislodge the governing party and rebel groups triggering a humanitarian crisis the u.n. estimates some 4000000 people urgently need food samuel get to chose a journalist with a reporter he says the situation integrate is dire. i've been speaking to half a dozen people in the past week they're echoing what's being reported by reuters there are many many people that are suffering in terms of not just station harassment but literally running out of food and all kinds of stuff that still a conflict area. and again people are desperate and get many people are still going to the super many are coming to the other side of ethiopia including in the region and also coming to i decided there are many many people that are attempting to just leave the region beca

media and the reuters news agency is accused of defrauding political donors who gave money to build a wall on the border with mexico he had yet to stand trial. number of people have died from cut at 19 in the united states has passed 400000 the staggering toll was confirmed on the eve of president elect joe biden's inauguration he's led nationwide memorials and security has been heightened time president of levels in the u.s. capitol the head of the no gration ceremony and after this month's attack on the capitol 12 national guard members have been relieved of duty for the ceremony after an intensified vetting process. your sector state might pompei i was accusing china of committing genocide and crimes against humanity against we get muslims it's believed around a 1000000 been imprisoned in camps in recent years mostly in the shin shang region activists of documented atrocities including rape torture and the sterilization of women china deny is old such accusations and says people are being educated and trained in special centers pompei o issued the statement after what he said was a

from the reuters news agency among other and pool reports as well 2. again patty asking you for reaction reaction because you know the building so well what do you make of that tweet that they're someone inside shouting trump has won the election. it's absolutely insane it is never ever happened before the let me tell you about the u.s. capitol underneath there's a lot of tunnels that go from all of the different house buildings to overtake your theory here not sure what's going on here somebody has been turned into an ambulance with. people following. i'm not sure why people are following this personally piers that somebody. out there they're applauding that person have to wonder if perhaps that the person who was in a standoff with. police. you see police or where the police are surrounding that ambulance another thing to point out it's in the middle pendennis nobody's wearing a mask but these are supporters of whoever that is a real ambulance again this is a scene that we never thought we'd see in the united states of america. so let me tell you abo

report by the reuters news agency has found multiple cases of soldiers raping female refugees in ethiopia to gray region many of the attacks happened weeks after the government announcement secure the capital and its conflict to the rebels last november the military entered to great to dislodge the governing party and rebel groups triggering a humanitarian crisis sammul get to choose a journalist with a reporter he says a situation integrate his dive i've been speaking to half a dozen people in the past week there echoing what's being reported by reuters there are many many people that are suffering in terms of not just sexual harassment but literally running out of food and all kinds of stuff still a conflict area. and again people are desperate and get many people are still going to the sudan and many are coming to the other side of ethiopia including the region and also coming to addis ababa there are many many people that are attempting to just leave the region because again it's an area that's in conflict that's been depressed that's been neglected and there are no jobs many companie

afghanistan past the may deadline agreed with the taliban that's according to a report by the reuters news agency the taliban agreed to meet certain security guarantees ahead of the withdrawal in a deal with the trumpet ministration early last year but there's been a spike in attacks in recent months and senior nato officials told reuters that the conditions have not been met u.s. president joe biden says his administration is now reviewing the deal will nato and washington are going to have a challenge getting the taliban to agree to an extension beyond the month of may there is concern if the situation remains unclear the taliban might increase attacks the u.s. downsized its troops in afghanistan to 2 and a half 1000 just days before the former president donald trump left office reaching a 19 year low the american forces work alongside nato allies and other partners all together the nato military alliance has $10000.00 troops in afghanistan from $38.00 countries that includes germany the u.k. italy georgia and turkey. india's prime minister narendra modi has broken his silence on the 4 month lo

a report by the reuters news agency has found multiple cases of soldiers raping female refugees in ethiopia gray region many of the attacks happened weeks after the government announced it had secured the capital mackellar and did its conflict with rebels last november the military entered too great to dislodge the governing party and rebel groups triggering a humanitarian crisis thousands of buildings have been damaged or destroyed in mozambique in the wake of tropical cyclone elouise 7000 people have been forced to flee their homes after strong winds and heavy rain lost the san sebastián pencil on saturday and also caused power in the coastal city of beara the region is still recovering from another devastating cyclon in 2019 which killed hundreds of people . 11 chinese miners trapped underground for 2 weeks have been rescued they were among 22 caught in a blast at a gold mine in shandong province at least one miner died but the others are unaccounted for laura burdon mally reports blindfolded to protect his eyes after 2 weeks in the dark but grateful to be alive this is the moment a gold

a report by the reuters news agency has found that multiple cases of soldiers raping female refugees and ethiopians to grow a region many of the attacks happened weeks after the government announced it had secure the capital and its conflict with rebels last november the military entered to great to dislodge the governing party and rebel groups triggering a humanitarian crisis 11 chinese miners trapped underground for 2 weeks have now been rescued they were among 22 caught in a blast of a gold mine in shandong province at least one miner died but the others i want to counted for more bird money reports blindfolded to protect his eyes after 2 weeks in the dark but grateful to be alive this is the moment a gold miner was pulled to safety after being trapped hundreds of meters below ground he's part of a 5th group of miners rescued in east china's shandong province 7 miners were able to walk to the ambulance others were too exhausted from their ordeal. rescue teams say they pulled up those most in need 1st. a critical case comes before the light one which is the principle of mine accide

makers of the biotech pfizer vaccine so ordered between $50.10 additional doses according to the reuters news agency the english premier league has announced 14 you coronavirus cases among football players and stuff that's more than twice as many as last week indonesia will begin a nationwide vaccination program on the john you're on january the 13th and mexico has approved the use of the astra zeneca oxford vaccine the 2nd vaccine to get the go ahead for it now to the world of sports and a super fan who refuses to miss out 51 year old kyoko issue has been to every summer olympic games in the past says she is and the tokyo residence is the term and to attend the one shuttle to come to her hometown this year many japanese believe the event should not go ahead because of the pandemic but is hoping to keep her record unbroken. kyoko ishikawa has done her summer games superfan attire every 4 years her traditional outfit in hachi marquee had been started out at the barcelona games in 1902 and along the way she's collected memorabilia at every game since the tokyo olympics were postponed until this year d

afghanistan past the may deadline which was agreed with the taliban according to a report by the reuters news agency the taliban agreed to meet certain security guarantees ahead of the withdrawal and a deal with the trauma ministration early last year there's been a spike in attacks in recent months and senior nato officials told reuters that the conditions have not been met u.s. president joe biden says his administration is now reviewing that deal will nato and washington will have a challenge getting the taliban to agree to any extension beyond the month of may as concerned if the situation remains unclear they will continue to step up attacks the u.s. downsized its troops in afghanistan to 2 and a half 1000 just days before the former president donald trump left office which in and 19 yellow the american forces work alongside nato allies and all the potus all together the nato military alliance has 10000 troops in afghanistan from 38 countries including germany the u.k. italy georgia and turkey. a day ahead of the opening of a new parliament and me and fears of a possible military coup linger an

is that the biotech pfizer vaccine to order between $50.10 additional doses according to the reuters news agency the english premier league has announced 48 new coronavirus cases amongst football players and stuff that's more than twice as many as last week indonesia will begin to nationwide vaccination program on the 13th of january and mexico has approved the use of the oxford vaccine the 2nd vaccine to get the go ahead ben. now to some other stories making news around the world 4 migrants have been found dead after their boat reached the spanish island of town of grief about 40 others survive the journey from north africa more than 1100 people died last year trying to cross the mediterranean to reach. pakistan's supreme court has ordered all sources to rebuild the historic hindu temple that was burnt down by a mob last week the attack was widely condemned as an act of religious violence against the country's minority hindu population to say they've arrested more than 100 people in connection with the attack. new parliament has met for its 1st session with president nicolas maduro his party an

stay in afghanistan past the may deadline agreed with the taliban according to a report by the reuters news agency the taliban agreed to meet certain security guarantees ahead of the withdrawal in a deal with the trumpet ministration early lark's last year but it has been a spike in attacks in recent months. was the headlines this hour i'll have another update for you in about 25 minutes time after witness which starts now 'd 'd. my name is assad londra. i used to be guards john noble chippers and. i really did bad things without being able to forgive. somebody like me. guilty off a group richo to the lack of a shameful will for killing and then violation of the laws of. my sentences. in the ism prisons. this is man when i was in school 1st half my school thank you i just cannot believe that this 4 is that monster that becomes a. separate sure they're. innocent but looking back in my past you know i just can't i don't see any anything on this way is that even in the us without showing more chest doesn't insist there. i was not there. i have a happy childhood. but as mom was influenced by my life f

lancaster university in england as always good to talk to you germany's bill newspaper and the reuters news agency are reporting that chancellor merkel's government and regional leaders have agreed to extend germany's lockdown until the end of january that's ahead of a planned meeting tomorrow between the chancellor and 16 regional leaders weeks of tougher restrictions on public life have so far failed to effectively bring down infection rates and the country's vaccination program has gotten off to a sluggish start. appeals to stay home seem to have little effect in this western german winter resort time a ban on entering the ski runs failed to 10 large numbers of people from hitting the slopes at the weekend so many that police intervened stopping when to enthusiasts in their tracks. germany's government together with the heads of its regional states must decide on how to proceed with anti coronavirus measures there's consensus that unlocked and will have to remain in place beyond january 10th varia wants it extended by at least 3 more weeks so on so the numbers are still too high and we're not y

shannon: i want to review breaking news and get some reaction from reuters news agency, getting a littlebit of reporting on pardons tonight, donald trump is granting clemency to rappers little wayne and kodak rack and kilpatrick, other big names being floated, we are trying to run it down before we go further. that is according to reuters tonight. what do you make of this? a lot of presidents do it on their way out the door. they grant pardons and clemency and this president has done it earlier in his presidency too. there will be a lot of dissecting of the names on this list. >> the president obviously has a right to pardon whoever he wants to pardon. that is in the constitution, a right reserved for the president. what is interesting here is you are seeing the president pardon a lot of people that people question where is the support, democrats being pardons, people of all different colors being pardoned and this is a president is working for all-americans and is showing it with the pardons as well. >> what we are told as we throw them out to you if we could confirm, looking at a piece

several hundred, about 500 according to one monitoring group courted by the reuters news agency.ort of alexei navalny, rounded up support of alexei navalny, rounded up and taking to those police buses and driven away. around 500 arrests so far, according to one monitoring group will stop last week about a000 demonstrators were arrested and alexei navalny still being detained after his return from germany where he was treated for another truck poisoning —— knowledge at he said the russian state had poisoned him, vladimir putin was behind the poisoning and he still returned to russia and is demonstrators coming out in support of him and protest of the regime of vladimir putin and a rather large number of arrests in russia, notjust moscow but cities in the east as well, across russia. hello there. for some of us, it has been a glorious start to the day. the early morning sunrise and fiery skies in this weatherwatcher picture from the cambridgeshire area sent in by alpacalady and nearby, abingtonanne spotted these skies in the same sort of area, earlier this morning. now, although it

this is coming from reuters news agency and we will try to run this town at the white house. of reporting, president trump is granting clemency to little wayne and former democratic mayor of detroit, kilpatrick and other big names that we are trying to run down before we go further. that is according to reuters tonight. what do you make of this? a lot of presidents, they all do on their way out the door. they grant pardons and clemency in this president did earlier in his presidency too. dissecting the names and who he chooses to put on the list. >> well, yes, the president has a right to pardon whoever he wants to pardon that is in the constitution, a right reserved for the president. i think what is interesting here, you see the president pardon a lot of people that people question, where is the support? you have democrats being pardoned. you have people of all different colors being pardoned. this is the president working for all americans and i think he is showing it with the pardons as well. >> so what we are told as we wait, and we will throw them out to you if we can c

strike among those killed were 2 employees of the reuters news agency in the following months wiki leaks released hundreds of thousands of classified u.s. military documents related to iraq and afghanistan months later your innocence was arrested in london to face on the geishas of rape and sexual assault made by 2 women in sweden to avoid extradition refuge in the ecuadorian embassy and 2012 sweet and drop the investigation in 2019 that same year ecuador evicted a songs from its embassy he was immediately arrested and taken to a high security prison in london peter oborne is a columnist for middle east i he joins us now by skype from will in the u.k. peter good to have you with us julia soldiers partner said today that the ruling is a 1st step towards justice is it the decision was made on health grounds not on the middle galaxies and lawyers for the u.s. so that they're going to appeal. yes i think it's a powerful point you're making there and stella morris was making a new yes the judge. said that mr solace was in prison but she seemed to accept that or the other arguments of the u.s.

enforcement after egging this on for oh so long the demonstrations are still go ing on according to reuters news agency, because i just said moments ago, the protesters are now inside the senate chamber. remember, the senate was evacuated. all members of the senate were evacuated. senate members were in the very end of that evacuation told to have gas masks with them in the event that tear gas or something else might end up in the air, so that there wouldn't be discomfort they were secured and taken away through the tunnels, of the corridors of the capitol and off to secure locations, as the vice president was. now these demonstrators are inside the senate chamber. if barry mccaffrey is still with us, i apologize for the interruption i had to get to eamon javers you were saying, general mccaffrey, it was incomprehensible that they were not prepared muriel bowser requested the national guard now it's reporting by cnbc the request has been made for the national guard to come in and clear the halls, which would be an astounding thing to see there's been so much concern based -- expressed by 10 former nati

some breaking news from the reuters news agency. with regards to the georgia senate race. w. we can bring you the news that the republican us senator david perdue has conceded that election race. —— jon ossoff. confirming that he will now be crowned at the centre today and of course giving that control of the senate turning blue to the democrats. more analysis on that to come from our team out of washington. stay with us for that. access to broadband is more important than ever now with millions working from home or schooling online. but a report by mps has criticised the huge variations in broadband quality and speed across the uk — in towns and the countryside. they say that could lead to the digital divide, exposed during this pandemic, being widened even more. the government says it expects half of all households to have fast broadband by the end of this year. sian lloyd reports. a landscape rich in natural beauty, but when it comes to keeping pace in a digital world, people living here say they are poorly served. high—speed broadband is still out of reach for many rura

ethiopia so give us an idea of whether you confirm any of the reports that come through from the reuters news agency saying that there be no reports of abuse of. female refugees in the region i've been speaking to half a dozen people in the past week there echoing what's being reported by reuters there are many many people that are suffering in terms of not just sexual harassment but literally running out of food and all kinds of stuff that still conflict. and again people are desperate and get many people are still going to the sudan and we've heard from the u.n. last week that that. saying that the people i may see it in begging for a that's not available that was paid for granted from the the in high commission for refugees what are they prospects about improving any time soon. the government is insisting they're sending donations donating products to the region but there are many many people that are still starving northwood no medication this has been a conflict there for the almost for the last underlain 100 days. and i don't know how much is enough to help this people but again it's a very de

the deadline for may which was agreed with the taliban this is according to a report by the reuters news agency the taliban agreed to meet certain security guarantees ahead of the withdrawal in a deal with the trumpet ministration early last year but has been a spike in attacks in recent months senior nato officials told reuters that the conditions of not been met u.s. president joe biden says his administration is now reviewing that deal will nato and washington will have a challenge getting the taliban to agree to an extent extension beyond the month of may as concerned if the situation remains unclear the taliban might step up attacks the u.s. downsized its troops in afghanistan to 2 and a half 1000 just days before former president donald trump left office which in a 19 year low the american father the nato military alliance has 10000 troops in afghanistan from 38 countries including germany the u.k. italy georgia in turkey. on our day ahead of the opening of a new parliament in may and mafias of a possible military coup langar unsung suchi is government won november's elections by a landsl

the reuters news agency says the parting us secretary of state might pump aoe canceled a planned trip to europe after luxembourg's foreign minister refused to meet him that minister reportedly called donald trump a criminal from power scrapped his visit to brussels where he was shuttle to meet the nato secretary general and the belgian foreign minister alan fischer has more now from the white house this coming just in the last note or so we know that joss allbaugh who is the luxembourg foreign minister who was due to meet with might pompeo has been very critical of what he saw happen in the capital just last whedon's the in fact he described donald trump the president of the united states close to home white pompeo as a criminal and pyromaniac so he was very unhappy with what he saw clearly understood this to be an attack on democracy we know that might pompeo of course famously said that there could still be the possibility of a 2nd trump tower and when he was asked that question and so i saw one has decided that he wasn't going to meet my pompey or the my pump it was going to go fro

make up some of the shortfall offering to bring forward its deliveries that's according to the reuters news agency in the u.s. president joe biden is positive about the vaccination rollout there he says the country will be on the way to herd immunity by the month of june and studies of israel's vaccine program shows it's working almost every recipient of the pfizer buy on tech seem to get some form of immunity from covert 19 after their 2nd dose. ok kimberly help is live in washington d.c. charlie angela will join us from london's heathrow airport harry forceable be live in west jerusalem dominic cain will join us from berlin and step vasant is live in amsterdam 1st this report from jessica washington in jakarta indonesia are now supporting 1000000 cases of covert 90. on indonesia's most populous island java hospitals are stretched to their limits he's covered 900 patients were able to get treatment but many others are missing out added to the not fastened on among we have rejected so many people in the hospital reject patients every day because there's nothing else we can do the doctors having to

this news isjust coming in on the reuters - is just coming in on the reuters news agency saying the pharmaceutical the astrazeneca ceo of disclosing confidential clauses from that contract. now we hear that astrazeneca has pulled out of a meeting on vaccine supplies, covid—19 vaccine supplies, that it was due to be having with eu officials today. so really a deterioration in the discussions, such as they were, about what's happening with the supplies. 0bviously strong words were exchanged yesterday and the day before with the eu complaining that astrazeneca was not delivering on what it said was the promised number of doses of the vaccine that it was expecting for the block. the astrazeneca boss said coming back very robustly, saying that there were no absolute guarantees on the numbers but that they were using their best endeavours to deliver doses to the eu, and also saying that the reason that the eu wasn't getting all of the doses it was hoping for was because it had signed up hoping for was because it had signed up to contracts late in comparison to the uk. so the very latest line we are hear

journalists here in washington also say that on another note there is some new polling out from reuters and ipsos of major polling agency that says 57 percent of people polled in the last 48 hours since the rioting at the capitol 57 percent say donald trump should immediately be removed from office keyword immediately also 68 percent of those polled said they are disappointed and disapprove. donald trump's response to the rioting and on the last point here in terms of donald trump's voters 7 out of 10 of the people that say they voted for him also say they disapprove of the rioting that they saw at the capitol that took place on wednesday of course u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi saying that lawmakers have several options so far for impeaching president trump though not a great deal of time in which to launch these proceedings. that's right you only has 12 more days in office donald trump and there's it's going to be quite frankly pretty hard in 12 days to get impeachment proceedings going forward in 12 days it would take 2 thirds vote from the house of representatives and from the senate it seems unlikely but certainly

riots at the capitol and what do the american people think of it while we have new polling from reuters and sauce a polling agency and the numbers are quite frankly pretty shocking. to them right now 57 percent of americans polled in this poll said that trump should be removed from office immediately. 68 percent of americans polled said that they disapprove of trump's actions that led to the riots at the capitol and disapprove of his response to the rioting at the capitol and then you ask yourself what about trump voters where do they stand on this 7 out of 10 of those polled that said they voted for donald trump in the last election 7 of 10 say they disapprove of the rioting at the capital as well so these are really devastating numbers perhaps not unexpected given the scenes that we saw but i think the big one here that really is a shocking one is 57 percent of those polled said donald trump the president united states should be removed from office keyword immediately now will that happen that would take vice president mike pence invoking the 25th amendment and then he would have to get the majority of the cabi

before flying domestically are being seriously consider reuters reports that the agency is looking at tightening restrictions, especially as mid these new variants a new strains that are coming into the u.s.. well oakland airport on wednesday became the first airport in the nation to begin selling covid tests from vending machines. the take home saliva test can be found at contactless customers must take the test on their own and they send it to fedex customers receive the results through a mobile app kraft has released limited edition pink nakken she's had a valentine's day the dish comes with the same cheesy ingredients as usual, but there's an extra candy flavor packet that makes it pink news a little candy taste as well cop is giving away 1000 boxes of the pink mac and cheese you can't buy in a store to contest like from new york thinking that i was actually on board when i just thought it was pink color, but actually flavor candy. >>it's got some candy to yeah all night i don't know i think i think get the back and she should be yellow know, but desert and cheese think that sweet thank you jane. >>probably the grossest thing >>mac