i know when i go out there and talk about hesitate tansey, the overwhelming reason for that is a concerne would undermine and underscore how seriously we take safety even if it's a rare event. anyone who has a doubt this we may not be taking safety seriously, i think this is an affirmation that safety is a primary consideration when it comes to the faa and cdc. that's why it was done and why it's a pause. it isn't a cancellation. it's a pause. >> days, weeks, months? >> you know, speaking to the cdc and the fda, it's very likely going to be days to weeks than weeks to months. i doubt very seriously we're talking weeks to months. >> you know there's this hesitate tansey out there not just about johnson & johnson but vaccines in generalful. last night -- i want to read you. i don't want to play it because i don't think it helps the cause -- it's something tv personality tucker carlson said on tv about vaccines in general. he said if vaccines are effective, there's no reason for people who have received the vaccine to wear masks and avoid contact, and maybe it doesn't work. let me state tha

i'm after tansey and we're going underground for another lockdown edition of solidarity is expressed all around the world with palestinian prisoners allegedly detained by israel by the e.u. u.k. and us in violation of international law this all under the shadow of the global growth of ours pandemic and brought to we go to northern ireland to investigate why the 23rd anniversary of the good friday agreement was accompanied by nearly 90 injured u.k. security forces but 1st joining me now from heifer in israel is israeli dissident a story in the north a professor. thank you so much a lot of coming back on i mean you're known globally for your work on the middle east your your work with no i'm trying to ski on gaza on palestinian prisoners day gaza's been called the largest open air prison in the world is everyone there a prisoner. what in many ways not only. you and i think also in the west bank we're talking about to measure prisons was a different you know where gaza is almost like maximum security prison because of the siege and the naval mccrae and part of the west bank you want the

a master tansey and we're going underground for another lockdown edition of solidarity is expressed all around the world with palestinian prisoners allegedly detained by israel by the e.u. u.k. and us in violation of international law this all under the shadow of the global growth of ours pandemic and bought to we go to northern ireland to investigate why the 23rd anniversary of the good friday agreement was accompanied by nearly 900 injured u.k. security forces before us joining me now from heifer in israel is israeli dissident a story and an author professor. thank you so much a lot for coming back on i mean you're known globally for your work on the middle east your your work with no i'm trying to ski on gaza on palestinian prisoners day gaza's been called the largest open air prison in the world is everyone there a prisoner. what in many ways not only in the governor's you and i think also in the west bank we're talking about to measure prisons was a different you know where gaza is almost like maximum security prison because of the siege and the naval mccrae and part of the west ba

al-jazeera spoken to a witness who says the police didn't give the victim immediate medical care chaper tansey reports. brooklyn center police have only released a few seconds of body count footage from just one of the officers involved in the shooting of 20 year old down to write the criminal complaint against officer kim potter says she fired quote one round into the left side of the victim the victim then stated that he shot me and the vehicle sped away for a short distance before crashing into another vehicle and coming to a stop the victim was pronounced dead at the scene after a medical intervention was unsuccessful. carolyn hanson lives opposite the crime scene she rushed out of the house when she heard what was happening and she was quoted in media accounts discussing the aftermath for example in this article in the minneapolis star tribune carolyn hansen said she saw officers pulling out of a car and perform c.p.r. a passenger who got out of the vehicle was. covered in blood she said it's not the person that you saw no it's not hanson told al-jazeera that she was misquoted she alleges

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rollouts gather pace but economists are warning of tougher times ahead for the developing world shabba tansey reports now from washington d.c. . the i.m.f. increased its projections for world economic growth in 2021 from 5.5 percent to 6 percent as a result it says of trillions of dollars of pandemic stimulus and the international rollout of kerrville vaccines global g.d.p. had contracted 3.3 percent in 2020 over the past year the i.m.f. chief economist is warning that almost 95000000 people are fooling below the threshold of extreme poverty around the world due to the pandemic including within industrialized nations and developing countries remain vulnerable a similarly ambitious effort is now needed at the multilateral level to secure the recovery and build forward better without additional effort to give all people a fair shot cross-country gaps in living standards could widen significantly and decade's long progress in global poverty reduction could reverse. that long time watchers of the i.m.f. and world bank. argued that it is precisely the policies of the i.m.f. and world bank that fos

yes she had thanks for that she ever tansey live for us in minneapolis russian opposition leader he has been moved to a prison hospital his doctor says he could be near death while prison authorities describe his condition is satisfactory the kremlin critic is in his 3rd week of a hunger strike and its myth has more now from moscow vadim a region prison hospital number 33 is where alexina volley has been transferred. the lawyer for the 44 year old opposition leader says after 20 days on hunger strike drinking only water his client situation is only getting worse or bichon he looks sad so sad he's getting finner vinod than he used to be he walks with difficulty he has no strength alexei alley is one of his doctors he's not been allowed to seize patient but going by his latest records says novelli is at risk of kidney failure received just released his health is already in higher then or now and every day the risk increases the longer person stays on hunger strike the deeper the metabolic disturbance has become and the harder it is for them to get back to normal because a long hunger stri

we see what the hesitate tansey rates are.here they are, we're going to need to go younger and younger in order to get enough of the population authorized to get to the 75% or so of the country that's immunized. that's going to be the issue. flank children are far less likely to get sick or die chlg. >> i want 14-year-olds to get vaccinated. it will change my life and the lives of so many parents of kids that age. it's very exciting, and according to sanjay, it's soon. >> very soon. >>> coming up, the reporter who just quit her job, claiming she was forced to write a fake story about the vice president. >>> that story just the latest in a bunch of big lies spread by conservative media, gop conservative theories next. lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so you can enjoy it even if you're sensitive to dairy. so anyone who says lactaid isn't real milk is also saying mabel here isn't a real cow. and she really hates that. some say this is my greatest challenge ever. but i've seen centuries of this. with a companio

. >> obviously there is an element of vaccine has tansey or concern that we need to address. >> i'm callinglarge and small, in every state, to give employees the time off they need with pay to get vaccinated. the irs is posting instructions for how employers can get reimbursed for the cost. >> some states and local governments were banned from mandating vaccine passports to prove inoculation. >> anybody wants to come no my business, i would never ask them those questions. i think everybody has their own rights and we want to keep our rights. >> reporter: and the actual virus, red is bad, means case counts are climbingance and there's not much red on that map right now. still on average nearly 64,000 new cases are reported every day. >> we all need to mask up until the number of cases goes down. >> reporter: and the rest of the world really matters. last week globally the most cases ever recorded in a week says the w.h.o. and just look at that line in india. cases and deaths are soaring. and on some better news, there's a lot of talk about how well these vaccines actually work out there in t

being held to celebrate the fed will speak to her in just a moment but 1st let's cross to shepherd tansey he's standing by at the courthouse . she had so after 3 weeks of testimony dozens of witnesses the verdict in the end came fast and clear guilty on all counts. the prosecution in that closing argument said the 46 witness should be the common sense of the jurors they kept saying believe your. believe what you're seeing and that 9 minutes and 29 seconds and yet. one member of george floyd's family said you know what pessimistically optimistic that they will do that if not this case then what the case was something we can't we kept on hearing so often in the past even when we had very compelling video evidence police officers have been able to say look you don't know what it was like at that moment i was in fear of my life this time the defense wasn't able to make that make that case and that was that sense of relief and disbelief but sense of no illusions about this everyone we spoke to and everyone has been speaking actually it's been a theme that there's quite aware of how we got to t

not far from where former officer derek chauvet is on trial accused of killing george floyd jabber tansey reports now from brooklyn center on that over the outskirts of minneapolis. defense called a form a forensic pathologist who argued that floyd's history of hypertension disease on drug use and it couldn't be all good conclusively but the cause of his death was being 68 by the officer and he says he's in a situation where he's been restrained in a very stressful situation. and. that crease he's fine. reaction and that he. would be considered a homicide and you put all of those together it's very difficult to say which of those is the most. i would back to and unlike the prosecution which was to prove chauvinist guilty of murder or manslaughter but the fence just has to raise a reasonable doubt in at least one juror's mind the true will is responsible for floyd's death probably even suggested that carbon monoxide from the tailpipe of the police car a drink to floyd while he was being knelt on for almost 9 and a half minutes may have been a contributory factor to his death something the

al-jazeera has spoken to a witness who says the police didn't give him immediate medical care jabber tansey reports. brooklyn center police have only released a few seconds of body count footage from just one of the officers involved in the shooting of 20 year old down to write the criminal complaint against officer kim potter says she fired quote one round into the left side of the victim the victim then stated that he shot me and the vehicle sped away for a short distance before crashing into another vehicle and coming to a stop the victim was pronounced dead at the scene after medical intervention was unsuccessful. carolyn hanson lives opposite the crime scene she rushed out of the house when she heard what was happening and she was quoted in media accounts discussing the aftermath for example in this article in the minneapolis star tribune carolyn hansen said she saw offices pulling out of a car and perform c.p.r. a passenger who got out of the vehicle was covered in blood she said. hanson told al jazeera that she was misquoted she alleges that the official account does not report that

i'm worried people will have free floating anxiety about this and have more hesitate tansey to get vaccineshank you for being with juice let's take a moment to remember some of the more than 563,000 americans lost to coronavirus. reverend david atkinson was a senior pastor at the united methodist churve nch collierville, tennessee. colleagues say he was about 6'5" but knew how to speak to people and build trust. atkinson leaves behind a wife and three grown sons. >> 48-year-old ali thomas was a beloved figure in the north texas fencing community. he grew up in egypt, fenced for the national team and ended up in the united states and became a fencing instructor. he had been training the egyptian team for the tokyo olympics and he leaves behind three daughters and a legacy. the youngest two of his darts also fence. >>> 92-year-old romina rose worked in the baltimore state attorney's office for two decades. she retired in her mid-80s. she was a legendary cook. her daughter said she was kind, listened to people's stories, and came back with a gift of meat balls. she's survived by two daughters,

now and some of them are beginning to fight back local media reports are saying that in the town of tansey protesters were fighting back using hunting rifles firebombs knives and at least 11 people were killed in fighting continued into the early hours of the day morning people are also finding ways of our loading photos of these demonstrations on the internet despite a near total internet shut down by the military now there's no indication no sign that either side is ready to back down and that analysts are predicting a rather gloomy future for myanmar which solutions said that the escalating violence against civilians by the military shows that it is increasingly losing control of the country and it's predicting a violent revolution between the military and armed opposition made up of ethnic groups ethnic armed organizations and members of the civil disobedience movement. florence louis there breyer's the very latest from kuala lumpur thank you very much indeed florence. because more so ahead on this news hour including pressure builds on a major sporting groups over voter rights in the

we have to tansey your question directly. stuart: you are going to cut taxes was what else?entives to build more housing. i did that as mayor of san diego. we have to do that in california. what is the answer to high housing costs? more supply and we have to have a governor who is going to make that happen? stuart: can you do that? the problem in california is the rules and regulations concerning allowing you to build a new one. governor just sliced through that? >> we are going to have to and i did that as mayor of san diego. we passed the plan called complete communities which lowered the bureaucracies so you could get permits in san diego. the biggest problem is time and bureaucracy. we put the incentives back in for folks providing homes, and all about the bureaucracy and making it easier to build the housing where we need it. a lot of major transportation corridor doors, cut the red tape and provide incentives, build more housing. stuart: california is a sanctuary state. would you end that? >> that is the wrong approach. we were not a sanctuary city. we have the right a