ronald sullivan and mary frances berry f. for the moment thank you both so much for sharing your initial reaction to this verdict with us here on al-jazeera i'd just like now to go to our correspondent who was always outside the courthouse and just also talk through some of the pictures that we are seeing really pictures of jubilation outside the courthouse the verdict the guilty on all 3 charges for derek chauvin john hendren tell me a little bit about what you're seeing at where you are and i guess your reaction as well to this verdict you of course have been following this trial for the past 3 weeks. well the good people who come by here have been extraordinarily emotional i think they've been pessimistic for so many years about so many police incidents where black men in particular but african-americans in general have been killed at the hands of police and. what we've heard is a real celebration but also a surprise i don't think people expected a guilty verdict on all 3 counts and so you're you're seeing some of that spi

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state of sudan up there with the hagel hunt who just arrived you also have the president of nature and mary as well as prime ministers of several neighboring countries and regional countries as well france's ally from a sorry chad's ally france has sent its president the president of france. is here he arrived late last night and immediately started having talks with the transitional military council ahead of the funeral processions today so security has been tightened there has been extra measures taken for the heads of states who are visiting today but there are also concerns about rebel attacks we've seen the fire force of the different for change and concord group saying that they are advancing towards the capital that's the group that attacked on april 11th and continued northwards continuing southwards which led the president himself to go to the front lines which eventually led to him losing his life so heightened security as more and more dignitaries start to arrive to attend this occasion where will they be laid to rest. sorry can you repeat that where will they be laid to rest. we

so thanks very much indeed for that assessment to communicate the white house a little speak note to mary frances berry who's a former chair of the u.s. commission on civil rights and currently professor of american thought at the university of pennsylvania and she joins us live via skype from new orleans in louisiana mary frances berry great to have you with us here in a momentous moment off to so many years of despair tell us more about your reaction to. well obviously there could be some celebration and some thoughts about how momentous is how great it is and now glad we are that chopper was convicted on these 3 counts and it's not over and the george floyd vale that's in the house that was mentioned should be pest but it won't solve the problem the protesters around the united states who've been protesting since last spring want reform of their local police and their local communities including minneapolis so that the training is better and all sorts of things are better in their communities so you haven't heard the last of this and of course we now know that there are some problems w

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2 reporters covering the latest developments on either side of the see it as also struck 3rd is in mary a poll that lies in eastern ukraine and is a vital port city and bordered smith is overlooking the cut straight on the crimean side let's go to him live birds tell us the tell us about the closure of the cut straight later today and the significance of this passage of war zone. adrian over my shoulder is the bridge over the kurt strait built by the russians in the years after it occupied crimea in 2014 built to create a permanent land link between crimea and the russian mainland now from 9 o'clock tonight russia's navy is saying that the ukrainian navy will not be able to pass under the bridge and had to its port such as mari poll in eastern ukraine russia says it's for military exercises but these restrictions will be in place until the end of october so that's a vexed stream a long time for military exercises to take place and of course much longer than you might imagine they normally would it puts great restrictions on ukraine's navies ability to maneuver and it essentially cements

thank you so much professor historian mary frances berry joining us appreciate it thank you. i want to bring you some other stories that are making headlines about will continue coverage of the trial but also focusing on other developments and india has reported its biggest single day increase in coronavirus cases with more than 103000 new infections the biggest contributor to this is the state of maharashtra home to mumbai which had more than 55 percent of the country's infections over the past 2 weeks from monday evening the stay is closing cinemas shopping centers and places of worship it will escalate to a full blown lockdown over the weekend india has confirmed and you variant of the virus the authorities of caution against linking it to the search. let's not blame the new strain for this it's our daughter who weighed in the appropriate behavior which is just one tool for this right so i think the whole country needs to understand and start practicing it from today don't go out of the house unless necessary or boyd closed. people collecting in closed rooms maintain socia

as the witnesses mary morea say that the former public defender of the hennepin county great to get your thoughts here again on out of there thanks for being with us. well it is day 7 of the trial of former minneapolis place of the derek show then he is facing charges including a 2nd degree maje after he knelt on george plates neckwear following it live here on al-jazeera will have much more off the inside story. attempts to salvage the 2015 nuclear deal the u.s. and iran hold indirect talks in vienna donald trump pulled america out joe biden once back again but what are the challenges ahead in the 2 sides find agreement this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. the disputes been going on for months about who should take the 1st step toward reviving the 2015 nuclear deal now the u.s. and iran are engaged in direct talks in vienna while representatives from 6 other signatories of the agreement china russia germany france the u.k. and the e.u. old official meetings the u.s. and iranian delegations will be in separate rooms with the e.u. shuttling between them the negotiations

are over and found out that he had been found guilty on all 3 charges by the jury well let's go to mary frances berry a professor of american thought and history at the university of pennsylvania and also the former chair of the u.s. commission on civil rights madame thank you so much for joining us here again allowed jazeera just a few minutes ago we heard from keith ellison the attorney general of minnesota he mentioned how accountability was a 1st step towards a justice and then he really praised the civic duty of the people who stopped to see what was happening to george floyd and fail while what was happening now obviously that proved to be key evidence during the trial but how important do you think it was that those images that video actually went around the world long before the jury looked that in actually caused protests almost a straightaway starting in minneapolis and then of course branching out to the rest of the country and the world. absolutely the context for the actual prosecution show. was the video they social media and the fact that we have social media and you can

live radio nice to having a bat and merry and welcome to the stream introduce yourself to us i'm dr mary i'm from also on after anchor irish and a retired associate at. studies so i guess i have to tell you an audience as well we invited the minister of gender equality for france to our conversation we also asked a number of members of the national sample to join us and everybody that we talked to said they they were on a very liberal but i want to take you back to last october when president mccraw on the us about asea an exclusive interview that he specifically talked about the anti separatists bill here yes it is a bill of law to combat the violent extremist groups and individuals who are active in france in the name of islam it is designed to protect all french people and more broadly and indeed specifically those of the muslim faith. so what do we intend to do prevent them from taking children out of school the children of the republic but we also intend to put a stop to the financing linked to terrorists which enables them to pursue their activities so financial transparency and ab

find that trial for us outside the courthouse in minneapolis thank you so much alan let's bring in mary morrison she is the former chief public defender for hennepin county where this trial is taking place she's also a professor at the criminal defense cannick at the university of minnesota law school and she joins us now also from minneapolis professor we were saying earlier both sides really got something out of the tenet massless testimony and really both of those arguments go to the heart of each of their cases. that that's true although as i mentioned earlier the defense asked a lot of hypothetical questions and the jury is going to have to decide whether those hypothetical questions actually match the facts in this case another important issue is that last week you had the testimony of 2 paramedics who were at the speed and both of them testified to the lay person essentially what george floyd was actually dead he did not have a heart beat he was a bleeding at the time derek shulman was still on top of him and so that i think is going to create hurdles of the defense to overcome t

it's inexplicable people have no memory after all what the 40 marie family has done negatively i have no option but to vote for to steer as always the least worst. after 5 years of political instability nearly 28 percent of peruvians didn't vote and 2800000 cast a blank or an old ballots chronic discontents with the state of things democracy and politicians as many people search for an anti system solution. analysts say whoever wins the presidency will have a problem with legitimacy neither candidate was favored with even 20 percent of the vote. and now some analysts believe they have to move to the center of their extreme views to win voters if fact. as union leader because studio is used to negotiating who doesn't have an m.b.a. like keiko who's never negotiated anything in her life and if she wins she won't have a majority in congress which means she could easily be ousted. this 5 year term will end in july with the 5th president sworn in and for many disenchanted with politics the new vote will be like choosing between one illness or another to be honest i'm just i'll just leave.

princess diana both had a state funeral and in fact if you look back further in the 20th century queen mary was married to king george the 5th and queen alexandra whose marriage to the 7th also had a big state funeral so every concert really in the 20th century have you know the full works but prince philip long ago made the decision that he wanted to go back 160 years to the death of prince albert the last male prince consort and have exactly the same kind of young but he did which was a very small lukey of a sudden george's windsor there was never i think in his mind a knee idea that he wanted syria ranks of troops marching around the streets he wanted to go quietly to what extent was prince philip the duke of edinburgh the driving force behind the morton british monarchy. i think you shaped the monarchy in the days immediately after the death of king george the 6 there was no guard that surrounded the sovereign the people who protected him and also forged if you like the the daily life of the court but they were old they were funny daddy and they were stuck in a way is and philip recogni

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sure you give it to mary. you read a part of 5 dash 3 or 4 which is threatening the use of force and deescalation i want to talk to you a little bit about deescalation. have you heard the term sometimes you have to escalate to deescalate we've heard that phrase ok so in here you talk about the policy talks about. that officer shall consider verbal announcing their intent to use force including displaying an authorized weapon as a threat of force. so sometimes an officer has to take out his gun say that's a use of force in that instance it is and if you don't listen to me you know i'm going to use force pretty clear indication that force could be use of a gun pointing. but other things such as chemical irritants or tasers it's not limited to just the fire. and so sometimes you have what an officer has to do is command the press they have to take control of the situation. and sometimes that's not particularly attractive is. could you share. the use of force is not something that people like to watch. would you a

me i didn't like mary's a much no. with mr. mr floyd be honest with you when he told you that he when he was with him. all that is that sustain you know that if you know. if you knew mr floyd would purchase narcotics from mr reese or maurice well. i don't. know that. i speculated want. to recall f.b.i. agents asking you did mr ford purchase controlled substances from mr maurice hall yes and do you recall saying yes. i did say yes i did not play with him at this point oh ok. now. the the pills that were purchased in march that you described. did you did you know that those were purchased from mr hall but not what the pills that you described in march of 2000 i didn't know. but those are the pills that kept you up you said all right then. did those pills continue to be around from march through may i don't. recall the f.b.i. asking whether you were getting your same pelz from the same source from march to me. that i saw. would it refresh your record recollection to review a transcript. of . these or what you want you age 12. and.

there from outside that courthouse for us in minneapolis thanks so much alan well let's now bring in mary frances berry she is a professor at the university of pennsylvania and she joins us now from new orleans and professor berry just listening there to the police chief at times in his testimony she found on appeared to be addressing really all of the people who are watching this trial that's being televised to really try to reach out to communities and regain trust to king says that as part of his role here. yes and that's why they have them is police chief they hope that he will be able to do that for the city and also in this trial to explain to everyone why he fired show then and the other police officers and why he thought it was important to do so to do so and that he is the right chief to be able to explain that and that's what he was trying to do a huge emphasis so far has been on police training in that way and accountability and this is really one of the pillars of the prosecution case right that mr shaven acted beyond what he had been taught to all on green to do and we've hea

all right thank you very much for joining us mary frances berry thank you. at least 54 people have died in taiwan's worst rail disaster on man truck rolled on to the track just as a train was approaching a tunnel in the east of the island ili 500 people wrong or did many survivors had to climb out of the wreckage the accident happened at the start of the ching main festival which is when people were tons of our ancestral villages to clean the graves of their relatives well taiwan has a vos trained what with woman a 1000 kilometers of tracks transporting more than 200000000 passengers every year the dramatic mountainous scenery in the east makes it a popular tourist draw that means the eastern roadway line is heavily used winding its way through towering mountains and deep valleys a train derailed just north of the city of wylie n while traveling from taipei to tight adrian brown now reports. it was a rescue team scramble to reach passengers trapped in the front carriages carriages that folded into each other after coming off the rails as the train entered a

to grow the sun is a clinical epidemiologist and senior lecturer at queen mary university of london joins us now from cambridge so heartbreaking scenes of people lining up outside hospitals struggling to get help and yet do the current figures reflect the reality of the situation how concerned are you about mortality data being suppressed or simply not being reported. i think both the case and death are a huge underestimate of what's happening i mean in delhi we have positively read to 36 percent so one in 3 people tested are tested positive which means a huge amount under testing we know from crematorium data that deaths are being underestimated by between 4 to 26 for depending on what state you're in and i also think that the death toll that have been reported for the future are huge underestimates because we need to remember that the deaths that are happening today are related to infections that happened 3 weeks ago which means that death 3 weeks later will reflect infections today which means that you know we don't we haven't reached the peak of this and deaths will unfortunately keep

legal action time credit pal mary is the b. and sports correspondent in italy pay says the proposed european super league is all about money it's a time where the football. not only to bring people together. but it is especially one of the biggest industries in the all of the making the most revenues possibly the biggest entertainment. factor the way. cinema but the feeling is that. the people that are using that at the moment so the owners of the club know want much much more the. fall that that on that obviously have exposed them too much and possibly they believe that all the possibilities for many years so they want much more money and they want it now and these projects are. well the founding plus. 8 more than this project thing than i you just like since the very beginning what we're talking about you have a slice of 3 and let the 50 medium or all those just for subscribing to this part. take you through some of the headlines here now just here and now india has reported 275000 new cases that's the highest single day spyi

let's go to mary frances berry here is a professor of american thought and history at the university of pennsylvania as well as a former chair of the u.s. commission on civil rights she joins us now from new warnings many thanks for speaking to us now to sara what do you make of the decision of derek 7 not to testify how do you think it's going to go down with the people of minnesota. well i think that the defense believes they are going to win the case and they didn't want to take the risk of having him put on and while it may seem to observers with all the evidence that they have seen all those videos and all the testimony that should be convicted the 2 witnesses yesterday have testified in police case after police abuse case and usually 'd their side has won because yasser and his get now off so they have every reason to believe that they have now. subverted the prosecution testimony and that they can find one whit one juror who will in fact disagree no matter what anybody says and that this guy will get off to i wanted to say though that training as you're less video showed is im

at least it seems as if there is very little they can do about it charles strafford there for us and mary paul many thanks let's get a little more analysis on this joining us from vancouver on end is michael bassett new global affairs and listen for misspoke spokesperson for the organization for security and cooperation in europe many thanks for joining us on al-jazeera let's say how important is this passage of war say to ukraine and how will it impact the country not being able to use it for 6 months sure what that is for having me it's sequentially important to ukraine both militarily and commercially. on the military side of course as your correspondents earlier pointed out if the ukrainian navy doesn't have access to the sea of hours of its going off from its eastern ports there but the commercial side is crucially important. i just spoke with canada's former ambassador to ukraine and he estimated that about 20 percent up total trade ukraine's total external trade passes through their c.e.o. we're talking mostly about still iran and grain so if the merchant vessels are also delayed a

latest for us outside that courthouse in minneapolis thank you so much alan well let's now go back to mary morris here she is the former chief public defender for hennepin county where this trial is taking place and is also a professor at the criminal defense clinic and at the university of minnesota north korea joins us now from minneapolis professor john as long as he come in a huge amount of ground as are saying it really feels like his testimony potentially benefited both sides and i want to ask you about this moment he looked at that photo of mr show even on mr ford's neck when he said it could have been a technique that is taught to control a subject but that is me should have been rather on his back than his neck is this potentially about intent as the defense trying to show that this could have rather been negligence instead of murder. well the the need then the most common picture that we see are video that we see is from the front to the dark showman and it looks pretty clearly as is neo quasi is now what the defense is trying to show is that. they are on the neck it was a should

my mari they slip into bed with george. i mean the stories that they tell you notice was a close family. he tells a story when i used to peer home gentlemen it was. you know. yeah he had become so dignified and articulate and express and not just the fight for justice for his family not just a fight for justice for black 2 america but he really had to because so articulate and sand we have to fight for oh americans mr for alone astroland. you could become a. been if you recall the me baby al. jesse cali me steve all of it. but then this is i feel relieved today that i finally have the opportunity so hopefully getting some sleep. a lot of days dead i prayed and i'll hold and i will speak everything into existence i said i have faith that he will be convicted. and that alone journey. and it in less than a year. and the person that comes to my mind is 1955 and to me he was the 1st george floyd. that was immaterial. well. i did. with one scene in which never was and she just brought him back to life. people forgot about him. bu

do it and i think you would want to do it so i think he should get on with the business of doing it mary frances berry is discreet to have you on the program to appreciate that thanks very much for the thank you or i thank you so much and thank you. now the u.s. has seen 142 mass shootings since biden took office and on wednesday he had congress to pass gun safety laws the president who calls gun violence and international embarrassment has issued executive orders but critics say they just think go far enough under gallica as this report. the gun violence archive an independent organization that tracks gun crime defines a mass shooting as for almost shot or killed by that metric 2021 is already a deadly year with $147.00 my shooting across the nation in march alone 8 people were killed in atlanta less than a week later 10 died at a supermarket in colorado. yet the issue of gun control remains as ever deeply divisive. in the run up to his election joe biden promised tough action including buying back weapons banning imported guns and so-called commonsense steps to curtail a uniquely ameri

goodison have a clinical epidemiologist and also lecture at queen mary university of london or is get your thoughts here on out as they are at that's being with us to. well speaking of lockdowns on this pandemic germany's president has conceded that mistakes were made regarding coronavirus testing and vaccinations thousands rallied against covert 1000 measures and stood guard and in berlin president frank walter steinmeier says germany is now and during a crisis of trust for confusing restrictions and the government's response to this pandemic he urged people to pull together you've evolved i'm going to begin this your expectation for those in government is clear get it together let's all get together decomp atriums let's bring forth what we're made of we are not world champions in dealing with the pandemic but we're not a total failure either we are the republic of germany we don't a lot but we're capable of a lot and it's capability not doubt that counts now. on our lebannon has imposed a national lockdown until next tuesday to prevent a potential surge in curve in 1000 cases during

with us so once again mom calls the professor and robert and mary in short distinguished chair in law at the university of septuplets he's in minneapolis as we await the trial to resume today so. at the risk of repeating myself there is this issue of whether this is well it is the derek show over and trial but b. idea of it drifting into becoming a george floyd trial that's almost what we start to see today but there's a very good reason that the prosecution's doing this. absolutely and in one thing that they were doing today was this spark of life testimony as it sometimes called to to show the victim as a human being what they were like in life and one of the things that was really compelling. and being from here it made more sense that mrs ross said. misra said was was talking about his outdoors a lifestyle you know riding his bike or walks around the lakes this is a community where that's very much part of the identity of the place that it's a city that's built around these lakes it's a center for biking and many people including myself ride their bike to work which is fairly unus

mary appalls maritime guard head out across a foggy as see the crews work with ukrainian navy monitoring a russian warships in waters both countries share control of according 282003 maritime agreement but moscow recently deployed 15 warships to the azoff sea from its caspian fleet as part of a vast russian military build up along ukraine's borders in the us the threat level has been the same since 2014 but in the past week we have seen more ships from the russian fleet including 8 landing craft 3 small artillery boats and other support vessels were about 6 of those very off the coast guard vessel just received a message from a. around. the ross and also the coast guard so i think that by themselves because they concern so they say about conditions in these conditions . we approach one of a number of large enough training ships in the area monitoring russian naval and commercial shipping movements. you. name your flag and your route as the voice on the radio. russian flag coming from the caucuses is the reply russia has also announced the closure of the curch straight to ukrainian and fo

i graduated from st mary's university 91 ok and so you worked as a paramedic for county for the entire career. other employment. acts that were very near in dakota county. for one year and then i have worked at an event or had worked at hand and ever since there's a have gone to a large number of calls during the course of your career and are and you may not remember every specific detail about every call or act. and. as a paramedic do you maintain records each call you go to in order to assess the patient's care. or. patient medical record that we. consume not heard. sorry. prior to. your testimony today have you had an opportunity to review a run sheet for may's 6 of 2019 involving george perry for us. do you recall all of those details off the top of your head no you know. now in terms of. your recollection of may 6th of 2019 where you summons to the minneapolis police department as precinct 4 to care for to attend to mr floyd. upon arriving at the 4th precinct did you. talk to mr for this did you learn information from mr floyd about. what he had consumed and the time frame he had

additional educational goal yes or tell injures what that is i'm currently a 30 year doctoral student mary's university minnesota office on education and leadership. you have told us that you work for the bureau of criminal apprehension as are commonly referred to as the b.c.s. correct correct you describe for the juries what is the b.c. . so this is a state law enforcement agency we are under the umbrella of department of public safety. delineated to the 4 divisions investigated vision that i'm a part of we have the information service is a laboratory as well as a training section and we provide services to law enforcement agencies as well as the community and so your jurisdiction is generally where the state of minnesota. in may 25th of 2020. what were your duties as a special agent. i've currently the case asian on the investigator for this investigation so i was notified of the incident fairly quickly and you mentioned earlier about currently having a different assignments. here's point of the jury's how your assignment has changed from may 25th of last year to today so i'm back now i wa

deescalate after its minutes she build up near the ukrainian border and in crimea charles stratford is in mary pole near the border with russia and says they're still on certainty in the area. the ukrainian president to me is alinsky has tweeted or read out what he says he says reducing the number of troops on our borders proportionally reduces tensions ukraine is always ready but welcomes any steps to reduce the military and deescalate the situation and don't bash ukraine seeks peace and thanks its international partners despite a tweet like that from the ukrainian leader who we've seen in recent weeks appealing to the international community and nato members for support in the face of what he describes as a russian provocation there is still great distrust in this country. you know you speak to people on the ground close to the contact blind certainly on this side of the contact line where we've been for the last few days and you witnessed some of the shelling as well we saw the shelling in the town about. 3 or 4 days ago i meet this escalation and people are very distrustful of anything tha

we heard of gunshots in an area called mary ny president another presidential candidate shaikh mohammad would say that his home was attacked and blamed the president and these clashes basically have been between police forces and soldiers who are opposed to the extension of the presidential term by another 2 years now we saw movement of troops in mogadishu starting last night they were called from their frontline positions in a place called. in the south of the country they were called by their commander colonel abdullah who is opposed also to the extension of the term of the president he has given the president an alternate time of 24 hours to step down he's been meeting today with opposition leaders and other military commanders as well so we have been seeing this troops loyal to him on the streets many somalis in mogadishu very worried about what's going on last week we also saw another police commander retreats to his residential area who was fired for trying to stop parliament from debating this issue of the extension so when he was fired we saw him last week treating to his reside

nearly finished socialist because theo will have a runoff in june against the conservatives who featured marie who faces corruption allegations and so most peruvians choosing the next president won't be easy as money on a sun just ripples from lima. teacher bit look at the you campaigned in remote towns where health care police and even the into. it are an illusion nearly unknown castillo won the 1st round of the vote. while some live in great opulence and dressed in toys behind desks with a luxurious life my brothers today a place that trust in a man of the people those who bite their nails every day whilst waiting for that bread to come have removed that blindfolds. among promises the 51 year old union leader says he'll nationalize resources and change the constitution. those are marxist ideas that scare her but there's been some input from us and i would not vote because he's too leftist extremist we have no option but to vote for who he maury. but they go for him or he brings a wealth of problems with the judiciary she faces 30 years in prison for corruption charges the 45 year old daughte

on the city marie of his birth argentina pays tribute to the controversial composer who revolutionized tango and divided the musical world. george floyd's girlfriend has testified at the trial of the former police officer charged with his murder courtney ross was questioned on day 4 of the trial of derek show even describe how addiction dominated their relationship drug use is expected to become a major focus of the trial gabriel elizondo reports now from minneapolis just a warning that some of the pictures you're about to see you may find disturbing. this image of george floyd adopted by the black lives matter movement after his death is recognized all over the world as a symbol of police brutality and it is based on a selfie kind of this. that's according to georgia girlfriend courtney ross who was the 1st to testify on day 4 of the derek show of and murder trial. in her often emotional testimony she described how the pair met in 2017 when floyd was working as a security guard upon questioning she also described how they fell into addiction. of. mine was. it was an apparent attempt b

i mean we're going to be faced on a paper with a huge asian government but there is no war that's mary this is something the last 2 g. when there are as you've been. given lead to a change now there is no war that. was was the economic stimulation because. during its 1st 2 terms russia was growing the rate could lead the rules slow down and. because of their international financial and economic crisis remember the greatest of all of them. russia basically want the war in syria should it union not we need a new war i wouldn't be i was really i wouldn't qualify as such because syria mains divide destroyed almost quarter of a 1000000 of people killed it's a nightmare scenario i wouldn't qualify that as a success anyway well what if i just as a success for syria because of course the terrible she will war with war and our wants but it should be to norm and michael or in august russia and iran are no longer on it was invited but their their their car gets seized in syria it can't be use to you i see your point yes i see where you're i mean like. it's you know obvious is saying that this is

processing and then natural vegetable or not that's the way to fix our food system candid response to marie well i mean i'm with her but but you know we can people say what should we do and you can say get rid of fast food you could say get rid of monoculture you can say get rid of chemical fertilizer you can say get rid of imprisoning animals and what amount to concentration camps you can say those things but those are not the kinds of solutions that are going to happen imminently those are great goals and we hope that within a generation we can get to all of them my question in animal vegetable junk my question in my life really right now is what can we do in the next couple of years that will show us the way to get to a place where saying things like let's get rid of fast food isn't taken as a joke because i will that i'm all in on that front let's do it but we don't have a czar of food who can say ok we're getting rid of fast food now it's not happening so what do we do to move towards that danielle has. i'm going to run it by will. and i know where you live in the world's climate chang

we are not getting that press conference from amsterdam let's listen in of the assessment my name is mary agnes china and i'm the head of a miscommunication department. i'm very delighted to have to do this is even coop the executive director of the european medicines agency dr sabina stroh's the chair of the i'm a safety committee to from a convergence risk assessment committee process and dr peter arnett the head of analytics and a who can provide additional information about the review in the scientific evidence it was based on. before we start i want to explain how we plan to run this press briefing. so please note that your microphone is disabled by default for the duration of the press briefing we would 1st hear short remarks of mrs crewe conduct a stroke and after that we will have half an hour about 4 questions once the question answer session starts please raise your hand in their breaks if you want to raise a question. today's briefing is broadcast near you tube and europe i said tonight the footage can be used free of charge by all media and you will find the respective ling's

of a power grab for more governing bodies fifo new wife have threatened legal action time credit pal mary is the b. and sports correspondent in italy he says the proposed european super league is all about money it's a time where the football. not only to bring people together. but it is especially one of the biggest industries in the will of the making the most revenues possibly the biggest entertainment. factor the way. cinema but the feeling is that. the people who thought that using that at the moment so the owners of the club but no one wants much much more the 11 year olds. that on that me obviously have exposed them too much and possibly they have believed that all the possibilities for many years so they want much more money and they want it now and.

reason for that is if you look at this from iran's perspective there is a lot of mistrust regarding the mary cheney's i mean from iran's perspective iran gave a lot of concessions under the nuclear deal and then even though the nuclear deal was in trying in a united nations security council resolution essentially making it international law nevertheless donald trump easily withdrew and iran is actually something less oil today than it was before signing the deal so it's actually doing worse than when it signed the deal so i think it's going to be very difficult in that same. and when biden came into power there was initially some optimism that we do understand regarding the u.s. congress and being get it it's very tricky of course with the senate being completely spit split between republicans and democrats nevertheless i think biden did have the opportunity to at least lift some of the sanctions using executive orders nevertheless he didn't do that in so far he's been following the so-called maximum pressure campaign of the trunk administration and essentially iran didn't appease trump with

infections well is pretty deep to go to sunny she's a clinical epidemiologist and a senior lecturer at queen mary university of london she says vaccinations alone will not contain the spread of the virus. this is what scientists have been warning for a long time that vaccination reduces the risk of severe infection among the people who are vaccinated but to achieve low levels of transmission just with vaccination you need to vaccinate almost the entire population a piece of a large proportion of the population of particularly given that access don't provide complete protection against transmission even among those vaccinated so this really highlights that cases scad get very high even with high levels of vaccination like we're seeing in chile at the moment and hospitals can be overwhelmed even so also we need to really think of vaccines as one part of a multi-pronged approach rather the saudi approach that's going to end the pandemic we really need those interventions like mask use social distancing all of those things that please good test case and isolate systems good border controls particular

northern parts of a zombie as zimbabwe koukash want to see showers in the north of the country will mary's of mozambique also into madagascar but to the south of that some glorious sunshine too over the next few days. frank assessments the world is on a brink of a gas a strong that model fabian is that a fair assessment you could be a catastrophic global hialeah to twice and valuable back saying informed opinions should we be buying bit coy ultimately it will be sovereigns and governments who are buying this that is the direction this is all headed in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on out 0. the end. welcome back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera iran's nuclear agency says its main natanz facility suffered a blackout because of what it calls an act of terrorism it says the incident on sunday morning affected the electrical distribution grid it's all comes a day after iran began taking steps to enrich uranium faster the iranian nuclear issue is high on the agenda as the u.s. secretary of defense lloyd austin visits israel israeli defense minister benny gant

so mary i think and i want to put some of these questions to me that are coming from you tube audience because they want to react and interact with you so i'm going to put this one to you mark a brief response if i can get one from emmanuelle says the government has no religion but it must control over the tins for the benefit of all citizens or religions must respect the laws and also respect other religions market reacts. yes if not up to this day to not be in front of not in iran not in for a good to tell actually we ran them out that we are going to want to dress how to dress what we are or what not where i was very very important principle the 2nd one is that we need to remember what actually meant life day in and in 05 when actually . there was introduced. they this they had actually should they are away from their own leaders in the should enable all everyone to practice religion really is what that actually want and you're trying to that's what actually lies their needs which means that we see. the moment as i would say exactly the contrary we have seen exactly the contrary the