and i fear the next 2 weeks could be particularly severe as columbia struggles with another expected surge alison that in just. a state of emergency has come into effect in japan as it fights its own surge in cases that are new restrictions in tokyo as well as 3 other districts this is the 3rd lockdown since last year restaurants and entertainment venues will be shot sporting events have been called off the restrictions that are expected to end on may 11th later in the summer talking is expected to host the olympics. united nations children's fund says children in the philippines are suffering increasing levels of depression and anxiety reduced learning and development after a year of school lockdowns and covert restrictions is becoming common according to unicef the situation is worse than many other nations jamila onondaga has this report. for more than a year now this narrow alley outside from home has been her classroom schools have been closed for over a year because of the pandemic and francine says she misses school life. does more jail or less honestly believe in my teacher a

and i fear the next 2 weeks could be particularly severe as columbia struggles with another expected surge allison that i'm just. afraid of boats a staged protests in cuba along the coastline to demand that the u.s. lift its trade embargo the flotilla sailed past the american embassy former u.s. president donald trump's administration tightened the embargo and cited concerns about a lack of democracy and have support from venezuela's socialist government president joe biden has promised to reverse that policy. the film won big at sunday's scaled back because ceremony it was also a good night for diversity with the most nominations ever for women about ne both in front and behind the camera runnels reports from hollywood and the oscar goes to. no man and no midland dominated the 93rd academy awards the film won best picture its star frances mcdormand best actress and director chloe zhao best director the 1st woman of color and only the 2nd woman ever to win the category so this is for anyone. who had the faith and the courage to hold on to the goodness in themself and to hold on to th

catastrophic to the entire fishery and could in essence put us out of business and train for health columbia's intensive care crisis as it braces for a surgeon called 900 case. thank you for joining us jordan's government says for ted what it calls a malicious brought to destabilize the country the half brother of king abdullah has been put under house arrest he says he's being punished for speaking out against corruption by jordan's deputy prime minister says friends homs and other top officials have been under surveillance for some time hoda abdel-hamid reports. it was talk about the 0 hour to government said that prompted jordan's king abdullah to give the green light for the arrest of mordant dozen people including bessemer would allow a former head of the royal court and finance minister he then became part of the inner circle of prince hamza bin hissene the half brother of the king who was also crown prince until he was removed from the role in 2004 jordan's deputy prime minister a minister for the said that beyond a doubt in a circle of prince hamza will coordinate. with foreign parties

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back to that as soon as it resumes but for now let's bring in alexis heard she's a law or lecturer at columbia law school and a former senior counsel at the end legal defense and educational fund she joins us now from new york alexis you yourself used to be a criminal defense lawyer what do you make of the line of questioning that we've been seeing so far here. thank you for having me and good evening good morning in new york what we're seeing here is not a question of officer former officer shoguns intent rather the focus of the state and the defense is whether his conduct was reasonable and his conduct caused george floyd's death and so as a defense attorney as offense counsel we see mr nelson continually questioning cross-examining the state's witness witnesses on whether or not show them is conduct was reasonable and the point that he's able to make are brief and small relative to the weight of the state's case i want to remind our viewers how rare it is to see and hear police officer is testifying against her and with this officer we have now the 7th employee of the minnesota police depar

form of that is well and military commanders now in exile in florida and columbia along with why do i leave reaching out to disaffected soldiers back in venezuela among them was transfixed his identity even consider needa local know him. better about the people living in the medical thought out or thought much of by he's. a sociology teacher than the one i sort of learned that 3 2nd only to. simmons on windows but they don't was allowed you know when i want to load a lease on. heaven is when the. opposition fighters began gathering in camps across colombia's northern peninsula along in september 29 t. venezuela's vice president revealed the exact location to the united nations general assembly. but. the information gathered by venezuela's cuban trained intelligence service was to prove impressively accurate. i would put it but i'm going. to have. a bite out of but i've received quite. a while getting it done. look you push way. into this gathering storm now instead of former u.s. special forces soldier canadian american jordan goodrem on leading the army in 2018 goodrum who had set up

in columbia jordan good rose venezuelan partner former major general cleve there was also angry people here a little movie here a little over. the leader of the free even so secretly recorded by venezuelan security and told a sympathizer he still believed his partner good row was acting with the us government has been looking good in the long. long also the likelihood is that the those who really want me have. been commuting. meanwhile in the colombian training camps some of the more recent arrivals we're beginning to attract suspicion. of a prisoner whether here. as well or are in new york. or move. in my mom are going from blow up or what we have to worry about him. missing from. both of the other so you see your. son begin to rise out of as these photos show training in the camps was really meant to read in part because weapons promised by good wrote and yet to write. in late march 2020 shipment was flagged down at a police checkpoint in colombia after months of turning a blind eye to the plot to sick to even tease the authorities had to step in order to live phyllis obama lay low t

columbia is bracing for a surge in corona virus infections after the easter holidays intensive care spaces are already in some cities and health authorities are warning the system is on the brink of collapse. the reports from. on a regular easter sunday tens of thousands of colombians would visit this sanctuary of months overlooking the capitol. hill with covert infections once again on the rise tight restrictions mean just $170.00 fateful are admitted to each mass. phone soon her daughters say they came to pray for help in these challenging times pretty closely to end this pandemic that is home the entire world then for health of our family and our business it's been a tough year. your tories in colombia are also praying to avoid the expected arrival of a wave of coronavirus after the easter holidays but in some cities the situation is already critical with i.c.u. units on the brink of collapse then on sunday the government announced new restrictions. health experts are particularly worried that the surge in infections will easily overcome the slow rollout of the vaccination program in th

what was a snowy picture but there's still more winter hanging around in washington i mean british columbia on the canadian side during certain then those for those shower was on a strong ascent to disappear i think so thursday night of the one to watch this line well develop once more i'm going to persistent line of showers running through present rico hispaniola jamaica and back to honduras he's been there for a couple days he's got 2 more days to go. but. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of all the lives. of the stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's was. we want god to be spread vista gilby fight the. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. i am the voice we are the voice witnesses on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera and of our top stories this hour iran and the u.s. say they're making constructive congress and the latest efforts to revive the 2015 uki a deal to new working groups will focus on getting each side back into compliance. the type of restraint used by the police officer charged with killing george ford has come under scrutiny the u.s. corps

columbia has recently seen an increase in coverage 1000 deaths being near total up to more than 70000 there's an even worse picture in brazil with more than 40000000 infections and 386000 deaths a 1000000000 striver carlos about a seatle sees it every day. but also. we once brought in a couple husband and wife they were admitted they were very unwell they got worse were incubated and they both died 10 minutes apart from each other on the way to hospital even though they were in a bad way they were chatting something that stuck with me because it was very a couple imagine it was uneasy. the 52 year old has been an ambulance driver for 12 years but says he's never seen anything like this i never expected to have to deal with such little in this misery the doors that you we hope that today will be a better day let's hope it's not as bad as other days when we see people desperate crying after all it gets to us because we're right there witnessing people suffering it's not easy for anyone brazil is suffering about $4000.00 deaths a day and with the vaccination program being rolled out more

columbia's capital is under strict weekly and lockdowns and has nightly curfews among other restrictions and alternatives are expected to impose more. over the weekend the city set up new field hospitals to try to ease the pressure on the capital's health infrastructure well the mayor pleaded with people to stay home there's as executive i know it's a major sacrifice and an economic and emotional sacrifice but be certain it will not be in vain. and the tories fear the next 2 weeks could be particularly severe as colombia struggles with another expected surge at least in the. state of emergency has come into effect in japan as it fights its own surge in cases that are new restrictions in tokyo as well as 3 other districts this is the 3rd lockdown since last year russ trials and entertainment venues will be shut sporting events have been called off the restrictions are expected to end on may the 11th later in the summer tokyo is hoping to host the olympics the commander of foreign forces in afghanistan general scott miller says u.s. and nato troops have started their final withdrawal u.s.

significant weather now there is still snow out of the cloud in quebec and there is still snow in british columbia and in the northern rockies in the cascades from that rather weak system nothing about that is unusual is when you bring this cold air that into contact with what still feeding it from the gulf that sings become active so i said on monday it's not unusual snowing freemont tyler to her probably why me occurring further south and eventually make it crosses the central plains nebraska for example is any early april to so snow is not unusual but you can see what's going to happen can you not you've got this cold air coming south with a feed a constant feed of warm moist right across the play's the flood plains where the 2 come together you tend to philip yet another system of these the sort of things that develop. these spring tornadoes views or you see more 3 episodes of this could be the force not entirely sure but it's certainly want to watch it is risky it's not until wednesday as it will come back to that savage old still residual big showers potentially in haiti dominican republic p

a little bit on that you talked about the sort of heating islands it's also a theory put forward by columbia university scientist benjamin cook we're talking about increased urbanization or way increased industrialization which warms the location up yeah that that's true and basically what happens is you put in a lot of concrete a lot of steel a lot of other infrastructure then you replace the forested areas the green areas and of course they help keep the ecosystem schools for once call it happen transpiration it transpiring water and we replace them with concrete and so on we are increasing the heat well calling shots of basically what happens is you get a double whammy here you get your friends behind you non-defective but on top of that and i think now becoming the dominant that is the warming of the entire planetary system so the indication of the blossom is perhaps what is it a warning to the human race that nature is out of sync all with the rest of the planet. it is indeed intercourse issues that surely innocuous and indeed read a beautiful warning that things are changing but other

out over what was a snowy picture but still more winter hanging around in washington i mean british columbia on the canadian side during certain then those for those shower was the strongest and to disappear i think so thursday night and they want to watch this line well develop once more i'm going to persistent line of showers running through predator rico hispaniola jamaica and back to honduras he's been there for a couple days he's got 2 more days to go. xenophobe make violent and beating the drum for an ethnic civil war in the heart of europe. a generation identity was at one time the fastest growing far right organization on the continent now watch the investigation that led to the french government banning the group. generation hate. part one of a special 2 part investigation on a. the in the the in. the watching al jazeera live from doha a recap of our top stories iran and the u.s. say they're making constructive progress in the latest efforts to revive the 2050 nuclear deal to a new working or will focus on getting each side back into compliance the type of restraint used by the poli

about 5 years ago now from the los angeles times and particular but also inside climate news and the columbia journalism school that essentially can be summarized in the abstract exxon knew these investigative journalists went back into action and archives and were able to document with exxon's on the records that exxon's top scientists by $982.00 were telling the top executives at exxon mobil that our product is going to burn the plant in use exactly that term but they did say that it could cause the planet to become uninhabitable if it continued this way and so we know for a fact that for for almost 30 years now the top people inside of exxon mobil and subsequent investigation showed that this also happened at chevron and shell and most of the or companies they knew they knew exactly what they were doing and instead of leveling with the american public and with policymakers and i daresay with us in the press they decided to lie about it to maintain their proper margins and as i say this is no longer just simply an accusation that's made by activists investigative journalism has now shown as

columbia is bracing for a surge in corona virus infections after the easter holidays intensive care space is already near capacity in some cities and health authorities are warning the system is on the brink of collapse and the sun developed yet has more from buckets . on a regular easter sunday tens of thousands of colombians would visit the sanctuary of months overlooking the capitol. hill with covert infections once again on the rise tight restrictions mean just $170.00 faithful are admitted to each mass. phones and her daughters say they came to pray for help in these challenging times pretty closely to end this pandemic that has harmed the entire world then for health of our family and our business it's been a tough year. the authorities in colombia are also praying to avoid the expected arrival of a 3rd wave of coronavirus after the easter holidays but in some cities the situation is already critical with i.c.u. units on the brink of collapse and on sunday the government announced new restrictions. health experts are particularly worried that the surge in infections will easily over

whether that will pressure on the president into acting more firmly towards containing the pen demick columbia's imposed a strict 3 day lockdown of the comfortable that tom says you have $8000000.00 is facing restrictions on movement and the ban on alcohol sales coronavirus cases are rising rapidly across the country the number of new infections has doubled over the last month intensive care units are rapidly approaching capacity and the number of sissies. some of the world's poorest countries may have to wait longer for the 2nd dose of the vaccines up to 60 countries that have begun have begun their vaccine rollout may have to wait until june for more shots supply shortages have seen nearly all deliveries through the kovacs program blocked the world health organization scheme is designed to give poor nations fair access to that says venezuelan says it's paid $64000000.00 to receive vaccines through the kovacs program that's half the cost of the doses needed to vaccinate around $1.00 5th of the population the remaining balance will be paid after the shipment it's received and as well as governme

discussion about the provision of of health care and medical services to that alexis hoga law electra and columbia law school great to get your thoughts with us here on out of there thanks so much for being with us and access. or let's now go to our correspondent allen fessor he is outside that courthouse where that trial is taking place in minneapolis and as we've been saying the prosecution is really trying to ram home this point here. they're drilling down on training they've done it with the to witnesses this morning what was interesting was carryin who is involved in the training was asked does it. sometimes the public don't understand what a police officer is doing because it will look bad but it's still clearly illegal that goes to the point that the gas was just making that the defense are trying to say look he did what he had to do me a look bad to those that were filming and on video but derek chauvin was acting within the guidelines what they're doing know the prosecution with the the witness that is there is to see what would you define as use of force and clearly he has said use of fo

and fear the next 2 weeks could be particularly severe as columbia struggles with another expected surge i listened in on. the commander of foreign forces in afghanistan general scott says that u.s. and nato troops have begun their final withdrawal president biden wants all american combat soldiers out by september 11th 20 years after the $911.00 attacks palace reports they should be. speaking to afghan journalists at the nato base in kabul us general scott miller describes the beginning of the aid for foreign troops in afghanistan. now preparing to retrograde. the notification will be 1st a matter. of the same time as we start taking our local actions we've already begun the proof of the departure can be found at this kandahar the scrap heap the yarn another proud recipient of unwanted or broken equipment from kandahar airfield a key american base over the last 20 years. that shows a lot of demand out guys who can find containers that are free to reuters cheers tables and anything you would need generators and even some stuff in working condition you can find anything from around the wo

significant weather now there is still snow out of that cloud in quebec and there is still snow in british columbia and in the northern rockies and the cascades from that rather weak system nothing about it is unusual is when you bring this cold air that into contact with what still feeding it from the gulf it sings become active so i said on monday is not unusual snow brings your mild tyler to her probably why me coming further assassin eventually make it russians the central plains nebraska for example what is any early april to so snow is not unusual but you can see what's going to happen can you not you've got this cold air coming south with a fever constant feed of warm moist air right across the plays a flat plains where the 2 come together you tend to fill up yet another system of these the sort of things that develops these spring tornadoes views or you see 3 episodes of this could be the falls not entirely sure but it's certainly want to watch it is risky it's not until wednesday so we'll come back to that. safa told us to residual big showers potentially in haiti dominican republic postie

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leading to more nationwide cries for racial justice and reform rob reynolds al-jazeera as a kate after columbia introduced a law allowing people to reclaim land that legally there is getting it back about so just a fraction has been handed over don't know if he projects have been set up to help returning families out of santorum p a t reports from the amazonian region of puts a mio. since recovering his land because of me sam has been betting on peppercorns and heart of homes to rebuild his life it is up to me and for 7 years he and his family had to abandon their home after being caught in the middle of violent confrontations between fired gravels and colombia's paramilitary groups that took over is land. it was very bad people were getting killed daily they'd have you dig your own roof then shoot you in cold blood we had no option but to leave. years later a judge recognized this rights to his land issuing an order of comprehensive ripper rationed like most farmers in this remote region on the border with ecuador he used to grow coca the basing region for cocaine but now he's hoping that with

for less pay now to one side or who's director of right calf it's a global public health provider at columbia university and she joins us by skype from mozambique where she's now conducting a large national survey i believe to measure the hiv epidemic in the country where for welcome to the program these figures are indeed troubling it seems like progress on h.l.v. is going backwards in reverse why do you think the numbers are so high. i think there are several reasons why and in a bizarre how i i think we can put our fingers on several one is that that we still are struggling with issues that are softened amental to the there is clear like you pull our edges for each of the why people don't get access to the services they need for each of the and that's ultimately about stigma and discrimination against each of you which it means very palpable in many parts of the world and that of course is intertwined with issues around inequality in gender particularly gender inequality was some regions of the world where women particularly in young women are at alarmingly high between each at the injecti

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columbia has recently seen an increase in coverage 19 deaths bring their total up to more than $70000.00 there's an even worse picture in brazil with more than $40000000.00 infections and 386000 deaths billions driver. sees it every day. but also. we once brought in a couple husband and wife they were admitted they were very unwell they got worse were incubated and they both died 10 minutes apart from each other on the way to hospital even though they were in a bad way they were chatting about something that stuck with me because it was very a couple imagine it was uneasy. the 52 year old has been an ambulance driver for 12 years but says he's never seen anything like this you never expected to have to deal with such little and this misery you don't was it you we hope that today will be a better day but hope it's not as bad as other days when we see people desperate crying after all it gets to us because we're right there witnessing people suffering it's not easy for anyone brazil is suffering about $4000.00 deaths a day with the vaccination program being rolled out more slowly the most

come out of what was a snowy picture but still more winter hang around in washington i mean british columbia on the canadian side during certain then those for those shower was on a strong ascent to disappear i think so thursday night and the one to watch this line might well develop once more i'm going to persistent line of showers running through present rico hispaniola jamaica and back to honduras he's been there for a couple days he's got 2 more days to go. coming up on the news hour koren team free travel between australia and new zealand us back on the horizon more than a year after a new zealand shut its borders india's governing party works to expand its influence over the south and east those 4 states hold regional elections in sports 2 of the biggest european heavyweights collide in the champions league for the 1st time in 3 years details a little later. frank assessments the world is on a brink of a catastrophic model samia is that a fair assessment it would be catastrophic. to why east valuable backseat informed opinions should we be buying big court ultimately it will be soverei