. ♪ vonnie: is 1:00 p.m. in new york and 2:00 a.m. in hong kong. i am vonnie quinn.elcome to "bloomberg markets." pfizer ceo says the company will supply the u.s. with 200 million covid vaccine doses months sooner than anticipated. we talked to matthew harrison, morgan stanley head of research. would do retail banks want to hear from the federal reserve when it comes to monetary policy? connectone bank, frank sorrentinoi, shares his insights. the year of the birdie. golf is the perfect activity for unprecedented times. we talked to david love iii, new pga captain, about this season in an era of covid. let's check the markets. stocks not doing a whole lot. s&p 500 is down 1/10 of a percent. lots of talk about the dollar as we have a new treasury secretary. a female for the first time in u.s. history. janet yellen, you all know her. the 10 year yield is down a basis point or two. just want to point to gamestop because it was halted again. back trading up 31%. as governments around the world scramble to boost their programs to stop the spread of mutations of covid-19, m

vonnie: for sure.know the robinhood does not want to get into any trouble with any of its users. it has it hat -- it has had enough of that and also td ameritrade saying it is putting some measures in place in order to mitigate risk. coming up, we are going to talk fomc. jerome powell up later on, and we will speak with roe dudley. this is bloomberg. ♪ oomberg. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg's first word news. the centers for disease control says the united states could have as many as 514,000 covid-19 related deaths by february 20. the government also says it is making more medical professionals available to administer vaccinations around the country. the u.s. leads the world with 25.4 million confirmed cases and more than 425,000 deaths. president biden will sign a series of executive actions later this hour to combat climate change. bloomberg has learned they will include blocking temporarily new leases for oil drilling on fed -- on federal lands. president drat -- fedor -- president biden

vonnie: it is 1 p.m. in new york, 6:00 p.m. in london. i'm vonnie quinn. president joe biden vowing to reopen most schools within the first 100 days. what teachers think of that. we will be speaking to the president of the american federation of teachers. first check on the markets. we want to keep up with gamestop . right now the stock is positive. the vix is beyond 24. we are also seeing a small gain for crude oil and the 10-year yield at 148. chicago public school teachers moving toward a strike after union members voted to work only remotely. that will be pushing reopening schools until at least wednesday. officials are grappling with how to bring students back safely. randy one garden is r --andi weingarten -- randi weingarten is joining us. does the union stand 100 percent behind the chicago union? >> of course. the issue is just like we said last summer that we would support safety strikes, the issue is we know in school education is important and vital for children and so we need to take steps in different places to make that happen. it has to happ

vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. i'm vonnie quinn.morgan 39th annual health conference is underway this year with an increased interest in life sciences and genetics. let's bring in dr. serge saxanov, ceo of 10x genomics. i know that you introduced some new products. perhaps you could give us a quick description of what they are. >> thanks for having me. we recently announced a new slew of products. all of these are in the service of our overall mission to the company. incredible advance in biology that will be coming in the coming years and decades. life sciences have going through this exponential projector -- trajectory of progress. one of the key things that the community has learned, a lot of it enabled by our products, is there is an underlying complexity to all of our biology. everyone one of us is made up of close to 40 trillion cells, and they all do very different things. being able to measure them on a large-scale, resolution is important. all of our products will be in the service of measuring these larger scales and getti

vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn from new york. here are the top stories from around the world.s line up, duke university school of law professor james cox. he will weigh in on the decision to investigate potential conduct that has blocked wall street and main street. from u.s. trade representative carla hills will give us her insight into what the trade war should like under president biden. johnson & johnson's one shot vaccine raised hopes it can reshape a stumbling in his asian campaign. amanda: with some notable -- his vaccination campaign. amanda: we are seeing a decline in subgroups of the s&p 500. tech is right there. vic's shooting higher. in toronto, energy -- vixx is shooting higher. in toronto, energy and that. we wait to see the direction for yields. it continues its march to 1.5 or two. not giving up ground, very speculative names, game spot -- gamestop front and center, also amc. it is the subject that the robin hood ceo had to address, and particularly its move to curtail and restrict some of the training. he told number he was not doing that at the behest of regu

vonnie: dr. seems to be quite pleased that it was ramping up, that the speed was increasing, maybe not exponentially but quickly. do you think that become -- that can become exponential? dr. beyrer: it needs to. and it will certainly be picking up. a think we all have to recognize that so is the virus. the post holiday surge may lead to more cases. we are in a race. but i have to say, these vaccines are remarkably effective. they look very safe. and we are really hoping everybody who has access to one will be willing to take it. it is going to make a big difference. vonnie: dr. chris beyrer, thank you for joining us. he is the professor of public health and human rights. . a reminder, johns hopkins school is supported by michael r. bloomberg. return mention a good for the hedge fund. has in 2020 as the pandemic oil markets. we will be speaking opec next. mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg's first word news. we are learning more about what led up to the hour-long long phone call with president

vonnie: that's just it, right?usly, mytheresa was considered the jewel in the crown of the neiman marcus portfolio, so this is indication for those who saw that in terms of the creditors and so on, but now you are on your own and you have to prove yourself. so how do you compete with the online retailers who are already out there, staking out their ground? michael: what we have been able to do over the last five or six years is to consistently grow by 25%. and to combine growth with profitability, which is quite unique feature. this is where we felt a lot of the support from investors, as we were going forward through the ipo. the online luxury fashion market offers enormous growth because today it is estimated only 12% of luxury consumers are shopping online, and this will triple to a share of 30%. and within this vast market, we have taken a unique position, focusing on correction, on -- curation, not just aggregation of as many products as possible. we focus on the high-end of luxury, not only in brands, but cus

vonnie: who would you back in that scenario?ould be inappropriate for me to say so i will pass. >> it is going to be difficult, right? with no one wanting to take liability for outstanding debt, does this end up being a problem? gil: historically, what we have seen is workouts. and a lot oftime those situations are worked out between borrower and lender because that is the most prudent way to go. whenever the courts get involved, things get tied up for years. result not necessarily in a best resolution or a fair resolution for both sides. people tend to work least things -- to work these things out. scenario- changing its for any certain percentage of buildings under your control? gil: no. finding is that we see increased requests for property management and our property management business has done well in 2020. that has to do with our efficiencies and our ability to manage properties perhaps better than people self managing. we have seen highlights their, highlights in that business that may have been unexpected nine months ag

vonnie: right. -- amanda: right.ven if we accept that and the folks posting on tiktok are not our guides at things like this, we will look to folks like you to say that the market feels overvalued. we still hear that there is value to be had, it is not all the same market, there will be a rotation. if we believe parts of the market are overvalued, they did not help much in march 2000 that there were some stocks of value. cisco sale has never recovered from that route. where do you hide in a market like this? ben: to be clear, cisco was extraordinarily overvalued in march of 2000 and it has never made it up. you could have invested in plenty of stocks and made money relatively quickly. if you had bought rates, you made a lot of money. even in a market road, if there was stuff that was left behind, it generally gets left behind in a good way, in the collapse. we think in general, and of boring value type companies have gotten left behind. 2020 was the worst year in history on a relative basis for value stocks. we think

vonnie: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am vonnie quinn.e are joined by our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. alan blinder, former fed vice chair will join to give his analysis of janet yellen's confirmation hearings that just concluded. we will discuss the outlook for biden's economic and fiscal agenda with the head of policy at cornerstone macro. biden has nominated gary gensler to be the next leader of the s.e.c.. what that means for the future of wall street regulations. amanda: markets come back to work in america with a reflation trade. apparently underway. that testimony helping the markets as she urges lawmakers to act big. stimulus on the way and potentially even bigger. the broad s&p 500 is strong. tech is leading the way. energy is also one of the leaders in the s&p 500. it is kind of a reopening trade. to give you a sense of the sentiment, general motors is up 9%, as it says it will be part of a start up with microsoft on electric vehicles. an interesting day

vonnie: there have been some measures. bruce, in terms of the issues you think we can tackle together, keystone aside, maybe it is dead already, there will be other irritants here. that will be every feel them. what is your advice on what canada can do or try to extract from president biden by way of other benefits if we are going to give up a lot? bruce: let's work together on innovation creativity, let's work together on energy and efficient transportation. let's work together on finding infrastructure that we can build together, cross-border and throughout north america that will enable our youth to move ahead. then let's work together on finding ways we can operate on the world stage together to solve some of the larger world problems. first and foremost has to be covid, and we have got to start tackling this problem. it used to be 400,000 people crossed our shared border on a given day. with essential travel only happening and non-essential travel close, this is hurting our economy. can't get that going until we get t

vonnie: he outlined a case shape recovery.ow do you avoid the worst of the case shape countries outcome or do you? are there better opportunities in those countries because of things like the federal reserve being the lender of last resort not just for the u.s. but in cases like this, to the whole world? >> for us, it is about the top down with the strong bottoms up. the biggest risk out here is credit events. we believe the central banks will continue to support the market, but they can't support bad balance sheets for corporate. one has to roll up their sleeves and do that work. we talked about this notion of love. we have seen the v shape recoveries. now we are focused on the things that will recover, the synchronized recovery that mohammed talked about. we will even talk about -- what one has to avoid is the eyes or the bottom part of the k that goes down and stays down. vonnie: how will janet yellen be different from steven mnuchin or hank paulson? >> she is fundamentally different and you saw that in terms of the reactio

vonnie: you have had 35 years under the tommy hilfiger brand.your vision for the next 35 years? tommy: to stay ahead of the pack in terms of being disruptive with marketing, making sure the product is great, but doing everything we are doing today but better tomorrow. vonnie: that was part of my conversation with legendary fashion designer tommy hilfiger, who at one point went bankrupt. amanda: and learned a lot from it -- is mba. 70 retailers are struggling as they look down the dark road. that's it for us today from new york and toronto. this is bloomberg. ♪ . . mark: i am mark with bloomberg's first word news. the second impeachment trial of president trump could begin in the senate at 1:00 wall street time on january 20 according to a timeline obtained by the associated press. if it holds, it would be one hour after joe biden is sworn in as the next president. mitch mcconnell rejected requests to bring senators back early. a new york congressman says he has tested positive for covid-19 after receiving the second dose of the vaccine. he tweet

. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm vonnie quinn.big year for commodities traders and goldman sachs, they doubled their revenue in 2020. goldman generated more than $2 billion for the best annual showing in about a decade. slump raised doubts about the future. roku is buying the rights to dozens of shows from a video start up. they invested almost $1.8 billion. than $1paying less million for the video rates. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. time now for the stock of the hour. quarter. for the sales hit a 20 yearlly high after the earnings report. from both the top and bottom line estimates. not just from the street. but also estimates from the company itself. revenue came in at $5.7 billion. 12% higher from a year ago. it has a very bullish outlook. we see revenue coming in at $5.8 billion for this correct quarter. if it makes that target, it would be in over 20% increase from a year ago. what's been driving that demand s. the demand for its ram chip you can see that is where the chunk of micron's chips are used, laptops

warn people not to take on the nationwide rallies on sunday in support of opposition leader alexina vonnie security forces have set up barriers and conducted exercises in cities where protests are planned u.s. media outlets are reporting that former president donald trump has parted ways with its lead impeachment noirs just a week before his trial u.s. senators have already been sawed in as jurors trump is accused of inciting the siege of the capitol building this month hundreds of protesters have called for romania's president to resign a day after a fire at one of the country's main hospitals fork over 1000 patients at least 5 people died in the blaze and more than 70 percent of hong kong's residents can now apply for a special visa that could pave the way for british citizenship the u.k. government introduced a scheme for holders of the british national overseas passport after beijing impose a sweeping national security law in hong kong china says it won't recognize a passport as a valid channel document those are the headlines on al-jazeera as always more news on our website al-jazeera

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the brother and several allies of kremlin critic alexei now vonnie have been put under house arrest for allegedly violating coronavirus restrictions by calling for people to join protests the court decision comes ahead of new rallies planned for sunday forties have warned protesters could face charges of mass unrest portugal's parliament has voted to legalize euthanasia the bill which was passed by a large majority allows assisted suicide for terminally ill patients the bill still requires the approval of the conservative president if he signs it into law portugal will become the 4th e.u. country to legalize euthanasia. italy's president sir tim on that island has a task of parliamentary leader to carry out further talks to try to form a new government and a better think own leader of the parliament's lower house has until tuesday to determine whether the parties that form the previous ruling coalition are willing to come together again in a new government the political crisis was triggered this month when a small coalition partner withdrew its support of the government of prime ministe

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demonstrators invite more than 3000 were detained at protests demanding the release of crimean pratik alexina vonnie. thousands of people have joined protests convoys across reza calling for president jalal so narrow to be impeached over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic they're also angry about the delayed vaccination program and the end of financial aid money pay an ikea it has more from rio de janeiro. brazil being the largest country in latin america has taken very long to start the vaccination program and then they we've seen those horrible scenes in my mouse which is a good way to be amazon and where the hospitals had simply collapsed and there was no oxygen so people weren't even dying of cold itself they were dying of suffocation and the idea you have is that there's not a lot there's no mashable on the shoulder of what's going on there is was a recent poll where 60 percent of the brazilians said that they believed that the pandemic really was not a cure for the cold. italy is considering legal action against vaccine maker astra zeneca after it announced plans to cut its supply to the

biggest anti-government protests in years they're demanding the release of kremlin critic alexina vonnie he was arrested last week on his return from germany where he was being treated for a near fatal poisoning more than 2000 people have been detained so far including nirvana's wife son you're going to go reports. from the far eastern city of lagos stuck in the was was the only supporters faced off with police in subzero temperatures. was the searches had denied permission for the demonstration the sun was but it didn't stop the crowd gathering to call for the release of the man leading russia's most prominent opposition movement. in the capital moscow tens of thousands had gathered was police using batons on the crowds so more fierce backed by protest is as a child freedom alexa. was. among those detained wife u.t.m. . apologies for the poor quality she wrote in her social media page very bad light in the police van killing. as much as president vladimir putin has attempted to play down alexei neverless influenced the arrest of one of russia's most prominent opposition leaders has only

germany says the rest of kremlin opposition figure alexina vonnie will not affect the north stream to pipeline project to bring russian gas to germany with a government spokesman saying berlin's position was unchanged despite the rule of law violation foreign traders have meanwhile dumped russian currency sending the ruble tumbling frankfurt airport has had its worst year in decades that's after the pandemic largely brought air travel to a standstill passenger numbers fell by more than 70 percent in 2020 compared to the previous year airport's operator warned it had another difficult year ahead. with drivers of more than 20 c. food trucks parked near the u.k. parliament on monday to vent their frustrations with exporting to the european union issue our new link the customs procedures for shipments from britain to the e.u. they went to place at the beginning of the year following the u.k.'s departure from the blocks customs union the british government says it's resolving what it calls teething problems and pointed to a $23000000.00 fund rather pound fund to help businesses hit by dela

newsline from berlin russian opposition leader alexei now vonnie is arrested in moscow the kremlin critic was detained a possible landing at a moscow airport hours after he departed for lent for he was recovering from a nerve agent attack that almost killed him dozens of his supporters were also arrested. let's back said date and that's the message from this elated nurse who became the 1st person in brazil to receive a coronavirus shot.

the population police nice and russia have clashed with supporters of jailed kremlin critic alexina vonnie nationwide ronnie's have been called on saturday in defiance of a ban on the gatherings the opposition leader was arrested in moscow last weekend after returning from germany where he was being treated for a near fatal poisoning and at the un's refugee agency says a number of people displaced by violence in africa region has now 2000000 it says humanitarian teams are dangerously overstrained chen is appealing for more international help those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera who's truth is it anyway i hope you do stay with us thanks so much. on counting the cost a trillion dollar man we take a look at president biden's plans to revive the pandemic on everything and create millions of jobs plus can he man fences with america's traditional allies we talked to malta foreign minister for the view from the view. counting the cost on al-jazeera. the arab. league. to go meet the. second term in office has been a series of corruption scandals ministers do something. going on and

most vocalise have rated properties linked to jailed opposition leader alexina vonnie and arrested his brother authorities searched the headquarters of the volleys anticorruption foundation as well as his family apartment it comes after tens of thousands rallied across russia on sunday to demand of on his release from prison. at least 53 people have been killed in a collision between a passenger bus and a fuel truck in western cameroon authorities say more than 20 others were injured in the crash near the town of chan officials say the truck was illegally transporting fuel and it was speeding. large crowds have been out in the polish capital warsaw and other cities to protest and almost total ban on abortions the ruling by the country's top court means abortions are now only legal in poland in cases of rape incest or when the mother's health is endangered. now that european union has told the drug maker astra zeneca that it must supply the block with more doses of its covert $1000.00 vaccine brussels has publicly expressed its frustration after the company announced delays to deliverie

kremlin critic alexina vonnie calls for russians to take to the streets after his child upon his return to moscow he calls his treatment a mockery of justice in several countries now watching news. anxious to hold moscow to account but it has told them to mind their own business. and tougher coronavirus restrictions looking creasing likely for germany as concerns grow over new variants of the virus why people need to be more transmissible. hello i'm claire richardson welcome to the show we did in the united states where the f.b.i. is vetting all 25000 service personnel involved in security for president elect and joe biden's inauguration later this week defense officials say they are worried about an insider attack or other potential threats with less than 2 days until biden takes office washington d.c. has become a fortress city of roadblocks and barricades security concerns have gripped the city since riots at the capitol on january 6th because in the. running to safety into the capitol building these personnel were caught up in a lockdown during a rehearsal for the upcoming integrati

that's racist not vonnie and of course his 3 day to be reversed. there's been a breakthrough in a 3 year dispute between qatar and 3 other arab nations saudi arabia has agreed to reopen its airspace and land and sea border to qatar from monday kuwait which has been the main mediator in the dispute made the announcement on the eve of a gulf cooperation council summit in. saudi arabia the u.a.e. egypt and bahrain imposed a blockade on qatar in 2017 accusing it of supporting terrorism qatar has always rejected the claim. here's announcement from kuwait's foreign minister i did also have a similar issue equating to me or maybe calls with a mirror and the saudi crown prince based on what the kuwaiti emir his highness shaikh now awful also proposed an agreement was reached to open the land and maritime borders between the kingdom of saudi arabia and the state of qatar starting tonight. expressed his gratitude to the custodian of the holy sites the saudi king for all the efforts he is making to ensure the summit will be successful . and then we will speak

always resisted it's the attempts of russian authorities to by lesser eyes this issue when this the vonnie was treated in the charity in berlin i think we've always taken it to multinational going as asians to the o.p.c. really when it came to the f. use of chemical poisons we're now supporting with a fully fledged investigation run by the french. in the council of europe's parliamentary assembly and we have to that was that in the countries of the european union and that i think is the way it will go into with this is not a bilateral issue this is a very fundamental issue about the rule of law human rights in a member country of the council of europe and russia would have to be taken to account in order to that this of course is happening at the same time that you've got u.s. pressure growing on germany to kill its nord stream to gas pipeline project with russia bloomberg is reporting that a major ensure has quit the project do you think it's time for germany to do the same thing. i don't not consider it very helpful that the same force 2 didn't want. we don't want to know supposing you h

and canada have called for the immediate release of kremlin critic alexina vonnie he was arrested after landing in a moscow airport on his return from berlin if he had been in germany recovering from a nerve agent attack last august which he blames on the kremlin russian authorities said they've detained abani for violating the terms of a suspected prison sentence suspended prisons. a kiss goodbye and he's taken it was. arrested at passport control just minutes after expressing hope he might go free anybody who says i'm not afraid. to go through border control cross the border and go home i know i'm right actions against me are fake. just minutes earlier the plane had landed unexpectedly at moscow's sheremetyevo airport it had been diverted from a different moscow airport where it had previously been expected to land. dramatic scenes unfolded police arrested dozens of supporters who wanted to greet the kremlin critic personally authorities had declared their presence illegal and blocked access to the terminal with police vehicles some kremlin observers say the response shows the russian

russian interference in the 2020 alexion its use of chemical weapons against opposition leader alexina vonnie and the alleged bounties on u.s. soldiers in afghanistan trump and ministration allowed the clear skies treaty to expire and allow the i.n.f. short range nuclear treaty also to expire so a number of treaties that prevent you know an arms race from taking place between russia and united states those treaties have been allowed to expire now the current treaty of the new start treaty that does expire on february 5th the but the biden administration says it's seeking a 5 year extension on that treaty restricts nuclear warheads to $1550.00 and it also restricts the deployed strategic delivery systems to $700.00 and it is a treaty that that anthony blinken who is biden's pick for secretary of state he described it. granting tremendous access to data and inspections and said that it is certainly in the national interest to extend it so people are going to be following that pretty closely as this is a pretty dramatic issue if for some reason an agreement is not reached by february 5th at that

the other stories that are making headlines around the world a russian opposition leader alexina vonnie says that he plans to return home to moscow this despite new efforts to put him in jail for allegedly violating his suspended sentence of all he has been recovering in germany after being poisoned with a nerve agent the kremlin denies any responsibility officials in ethiopia say at least 80 civilians have been killed in a massacre on the border with sudan the attack happened in the binnie. region where $200.00 people were shot and stabbed to death last month observers point to violence between rival ethnic groups ireland's prime minister has apologised to former residents of homes run by the catholic church for unmarried mothers and their babies and inquiry found that 9000 children died in the homes that operated for decades until the 199 martin says that ireland must acknowledge this scandal. heavy snowfalls have blanketed much of northern morocco while many took the opportunity to enjoy this unusual weather the snow also disrupted transport links authorities brought in heavy machine

russian capital moscow have raided several homes and offices linked to jailed opposition leader alexina vonnie authorities targeted the headquarters of his anti-corruption foundation as well as in a ball nice apartment where they arrested his brother police say the searches are linked to alleged violations of covert 1000 worlds during mass protests last weekend on sunday tens of thousands rallied in cities across russia across russia to demand of all his release from prison. police also raided a rented flat or an of on his wife yulia has been living it up he spoke to her lawyer about the search. of the we can see that there are mass searches of the homes of the employees of the anticorruption funks today. they are clearly being treated in a biased way by authorities and their right to legal protection are being violated so. the lawyer i would say that at the moment eunice rights are being violated and so the rights of others who are not being allowed to see their lawyers. will sit with me unfortunately at the moment this is a common practice to remove myself from. now the 2024 paris olympics a

have been eagerly backing protests in support of jailed kremlin critic alexina vonnie and russia however at the same time they have been criticizing the far bigger rallies taking place in their own backyard and he's brought ghazi of comments. the united states has come out in the strongest terms against the suppression of protests and against put he has proof let me try again the united states says it can deadens police brutality it other countries the united states strongly condemns the use of harsh tactics against protesters and journalists this weekend in cities throughout russia prior to today said vents the russian government sought to suppress the rights to peaceful assembly and freedom of expression i've go to ahead and put together a least a list of people in that disease that have the right to lecture others on police brutality so there's luas for example they knew this stuff right what's legal and what isn't there as the pope i'm not catholic but i haven't seen vatican security roughing anyone up recently than that as yada yada oh oh there's no america in this least the very go

russian interference in the 2020 alexion its use of chemical weapons against opposition leader alexina vonnie and the alleged bounties on u.s. soldiers in afghanistan. now it's important to note that a number of the treaties that did restrict and prevent the arms race treaties that were greed on at the end of the cold war were allowed to expire during the trumpet ministration the clear skies treaty the i.n.f. short range nuclear treaty other treaties were allowed to expire a number of the agreements made by the united states and russia at the end of the cold war were basically allowed to go out of existence under the trumpet ministration but we understand that now it seems this is the policy of the biden ministration they will be seeking a 5 year extension on the last treaty now the start treaty it restricts the deployment of strategic nuclear warheads to $1550.00 for each country and also restricts the deployed strategic deliberately delivery systems for nuclear weapons to $700.00 it's also reported that it gives the united states quote tremendous access to data and in and inspections and is

news felice in eastern russia have clashed with supporters of jailed kremlin critic selleck cena vonnie this was a scene in cover offs it's one of 60 cities where rallies have been called on saturday in defiance of a police van and ali was arrested in moscow last weekend after returning from germany where he was being treated for a near fatal poisoning the opposition leader has accused president vladimir putin of ordering his met. the united nations is voicing concern after his spate of murders in syria's largest refugee camp at least 12 people have been killed at the whole facility since assad of the u.n. says the violence could jeopardize aid for the camp it's calling for better security for residents and aid workers sonia khush is the syria response director for save the children she says the violence has been building in recent months. we didn't notice an increase in attacks starting actually in august of last year but it has really picked up in 2021 our numbers are that there actually are probably about 17 killings that have already happened whether it's for ideological reasons or

demonstrators invite more than 3000 were detained at protests demanding the release of kremlin critic alexina vonnie. thousands of people have joined protests convoys accost reza calling for president jalal so narrow to be impeached over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic there also angry about the delay vaccination program and the end of financial aid money and ikea it hasn't.

defied freezing temperatures and police warnings to demand the release of kremlin critic alexina vonnie who was arrested last week he was detained after returning from germany way us treated for a near fatal poisoning more than 3. 1000 people were arrested including the wife sunny a day ago has details i from the far eastern city of lagos stock was the only supporters faced off with police in subzero temperatures was the searches have denied permission for the demonstration was that it didn't stop the crowd gathering to call for the release of the man leading russia's most prominent opposition movement. in the capital moscow tens of thousands could gather it was at least using batons on the crowds so more fierce backed by protesters as a childhood freedom alexa never was was was are you from are you among those detained wife you. apologies for the poor quality she wrote on her social media page very bad light in the police van was as much as president vladimir putin has attempted to play down alexina valise influenced feel rest of one of russia's most prominent opposition leaders has on

accuses russian security services of an assassination attempt but the kremlin denies any involvement vonnie is one of president vladimir putin's most prominent critics and faces criminal charges on his return but. this is all it is here these are the top stories donald trump has become the 1st u.s. president to be impeached for a 2nd time the house of representatives formally charged him with inciting violence over the storming of the capitol building last week that left 5 people dead 10 republicans joined democrats to back the move mike hanna has more from washington d.c. the result was a foregone conclusion given the democratic majority in the house because the voters conducted on a simple majority that being said there was something surprising there and that is the new.

protesters were taken one by one to nearby police buses now vonnie has been jailed for 30 days for breaching parole conditions the russian opposition politician was arrested at a moscow airport on sunday after returning from germany where he was treated for poisoning those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera the stream. talking to owners there are we know sort of tell us are in a case where us are compensated civilians when we listen to the only music you hear . the most beautiful music in the world and silence we meet with the global news makers and talk about the stories that matter now does iran. have any ok welcome to the strange they is a conspiracy theory that the covered 19 vaccine is in a fairy as a way to microchip people around the world this is not i repeat this is not true but why do people believe conspiracy theories are a more to do about that i am looking forward to hearing your take by joining in on you tube in the comments section this is the only time i'm ever going to be inviting you to the conspiracy theory it's right there in the comments section i live in par

up in russia as police warn against planned rallies in support of jailed opposition leader alexina vonnie and going solo the swedish film festival offering one lucky movie buff the chance to watch films on an island alone for a week. thank you for joining us the world health organization is calling on governments to posco on a virus vaccine rollouts once health workers and vulnerable people are inoculated to ensure there is a global supply the un body says it's concerned about vaccine nationalism when one nation's stockpiles vaccines and others miss out and as the virus spreads around the world more governments are closing their borders france has banned all but essential travel from outside the e.u. singapore has suspended its so-called travel bubble with malaysia south korea and germany and south africa enjoys a growing list of countries banned from the u.s. since the pandemic began more than 2 me. people have died globally and 102000000 have been infected while there's hope immunization will help contain kovac 19 the w.h.o. is warning equal access to that scene's is necessary to speed

one people not to take on a nationwide rallies on sunday in support of opposition leader alexina vonnie security forces have been setting up barriers in conducting exercises in cities where protests are planned thousands of demonstrators were arrested last week protesters angry over a fatal fire active ommaney in hospital calling for the president health minister and police chief to resign hundreds rallied outside the health ministry at least 5 people died in the blaze at the hospital in bucharest on friday u.s. media reporting that former president donald trump has parted ways with his lead impeachment lawyers just so week before his trial u.s. senators have already been sworn in as jurors trump is accused of inciting the seizure of the capitol hill building earlier this month his aides say they plan to argue the trial is unconstitutional because he is no longer in office. and more than 70 percent of hong kong 7 and a half 1000000 residents can now apply for a special the senate could pave the way for british citizenship the u.k. government introduced a scheme for holders of the britis

put putin in a box because you know he now has to do something you know back down or perhaps send vonnie jail for a number of years and that's going to get attention in a ball me that no volley might not have attracted had he simply come back and been allowed to return and then go on with whatever is going to do what evidence would you if this were a sort of a council of wise men and women which it indeed it is in many ways to save the german government was a couple and say was advice do you have for us in approaching this crisis in russia with the with the with the with the boots in regime and then of on the challenge. i think the west should continue sanctioning especially the only gox the corrupt top of the russian society how have a lot of assets in europe and there have been a lot of investigations coming out i'm not saying that the western powers should act on the pointers from these things that's definitely not the case but that they should maybe have a better look of people who get european citizenship the practice of the golden passports so-called cyprus has been discontinued fo

given what we know has been said by all fora tease in russia about what they intend to do with mr vonnie when he arrives well that's another question entirely. dominick thanks very much live to moscow and our correspondent there alexandra go for so alexandra he's looking a lot better than he did 4 months ago and 3 months ago and 2 months ago as well i guess and he can now become even if he is behind bars a focal point for those critics those other critics in the country of mr putin. yes yes indeed i mean the not only that he's looking far much better he says that he feels that he is well enough to return and continue his. action in in russia he also is apparently not afraid and actually wants to show that he cannot be scared off by trent so that he will be put in a jail for quite a while by some new charges that there have been both these moves of the violin is seen as a brave move here in russia is seen as the next police it's challenge through the authorities indeed he wants to continue his political career here in russia he's a positional victim in the end he has to be in the russia f

hello i'm adrian for get this is live from joe also coming up kremlin critic alexina vonnie heads home to russia after spending months recovering in germany from a near fatal poisoning these scenes at the airport in moscow when the only supporters surrounded by security forces wait for his arrival. of refugees and migrants charge of the line of police and soldiers in guatemala as they fight to head north towards the u.s. . but on the run hundreds flee west done for the tribal fighting kills more than 80 people. center of the u.s. capitol resembles a fortress 3 days before president elect joe biden sworn into office amid this rise to the green zone has been established and 25000 national guard troops deployed to washington d.c. potentially armed protests are expected elsewhere in the u.s. on sunday in support of baseless claims that donald trump won the election let's go live to washington d.c. al jazeera is a holder of the honeyed is there for us all to just set the scene for us. well it truly does look like a fortress certainly here in downtown d.c. now i'm here at one of the many che

russian capital moscow have raided several homes and offices linked to jailed opposition leader alexina vonnie authorities targeted the headquarters of his anticorruption foundation as well as now van is in the valleys own apartment where they arrested his brother police say the searches are linked to alleged violations of covert 1000 rules during mass protests last weekend on sunday tens of thousands rallied in cities across russia to demand of arnie's release from prison. police also raided a rented flat when of on his wife yulia has been living w. spoke to her lawyer about the searches. think of that we can see that there are mass searches the homes of the employees of the anti corruption funds today. they are clearly being treated in a biased way by authorities and their rights to legal protection are being violated . the trust her lawyer i would say that at the moment you know is rights being violated and so the rights of others who are not being allowed to see their lawyer is. suitable unfortunately at the moment this is a common practice. in poland a near total ban on abortion has come

russian police have warned people not to take body nationwide rallies on sunday in support of alexina vonnie the opposition leader was arrested this month after returning from germany where he was treated for a poisoning he's blamed on the kremlin a tory gate and the reports. riot police out in force in central some petersburg ahead of nationwide rallies on sunday to the supporters of opposition leader alexina valmy there was this warning from the russian government but it is doing you mean it's just a look at the russian interior ministry units and other law enforcement will use all necessary measures to ensure public order at sites of mass events moreover we want that any violent actions against offices or refusal to obey their lawful orders will be prevented individuals who commit such eat legal actions will be detained and held accountable according to the law. the government wants to stop a repeat of last week's anti-government protests which took place across at least $100.00 towns and cities but many of the valley supporters are angry after a court this week that he should be kept in