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actually means defective also as you mentioned before the w t o representative of the united states catherine tai has to be at the w t o and has said the world trade organization has to negotiate so this is going to be a process and you know this process this is the key this is not going all of it in another day or 2 and hope you have more vaccine around the world available for example for india or in latin america or wherever that scene is needed urgently this is going to take time jen psaki the secretary the press secretary of the white house say it's something to that regard making sure everybody understands that this is a start the 1st right step in the right direction matey. we're really talking about the u.s. position as it relates to the. process right and that process will take a series of months and requires a unanimous point of view to move forward so what we are the consideration now is the u.s. position our objective overall as we look at this decision is how can we provide as much supply in the most cost effective way to the global community stuff and the head of the world health

trade representative catherine tie said intellectual property rights for business are important but the quote extraordinary circumstances of the pandemic call for extraordinary measures. didn't you corresponded all over salad he is in washington d.c. covering this story for years good evening to you oliver explain to us what you as president joe biden what you see advocating here well brand as you know with every vaccine that is currently used around the world to fight the covert 1000 pandemic there are intellectual property rights and that essentially means that only the company is holding these profit he rides is allowed to produce those vaccines and that of course includes all those big names like bio and take pfizer johnson and johnson and what president biden is suggesting is he's basically proposed following a proposal that was initially made by india and south africa back in october and that's supported by $100.00 countries worldwide and that is to lift those property rides and pave the way for the production of cheap vaccines as specially of course looking at developing countrie

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actually means the fact also as you mentioned before the w t o a representative of the united states catherine tie has to be at the w t o and has to have the world trade organization and has to negotiate so this is going to be a process and you know this process this is the key this is not going all of it in another day or 2 and hope you have more vaccine around the world available for example for india or in latin america or wherever vaccine is needed urgently need this is going to take time jen psaki the secretary the press secretary of the white house say it's something to that regard making sure everybody understands that this is a start the 1st right step in the right direction maybe we're really talking about the u.s. position as it relates to the. process right and that process will take a series of months and requires a unanimous point of view to move forward so what we are the consideration now is the u.s. position our objective overall as we look at this decision is how can we provide as much supply in the most cost effective way to the global community so often the head of the world

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anything will happen at all less i should say that thief threatened to withdraw the tournament from catherine do you think action will then be taken well i think the choice is in the hands of the qatari authorities favre will report back to the executive in march they've already sensitive blather is said after meeting with our officials that they want to labor rights in qatar they understand this is a risk for the game so let's say the ilo is talking to were to tie the international labor organization that sets the standards but in the end qatar has a choice they can build this incredibly wealthy nation with it and give dignity and rights to workers or they can build it of the back of enslaved workers will appoint exactly that expect every is exactly that issue how come one of the world's wealthiest countries would resort to this sort of slave labor coated afford to pay people properly and given proper conditions what's happening what's the reason because it absolutely can afford to pay people probably and you've asked the question that everybody us why would they want this international repu

numbers here and it's not just in moscow as well if you look across the whole of russia looking at you catherine burke about it last hour just. in terms of storage as well and compounds and that's a key word that we've heard about before as well because of the compounds in america exactly because this has been a story has been bubbling around as well as these two diplomatic compounds over the russias give back to the worst most roads being going on for a long time and that also comes up in the statement as well effectively russia has looked at some of the wording here that's true in the sanctions bill and also she said about the compounds around key words are coming through their illegal holdings the fact that these a diplomatic buildings and therefore they're subject to certain laws and conventions and therefore this movie is has not at all gone down well so that notwithstanding this bill going through or not whether it signs were eventually by donald trump which is a whole nother story too it looks like what's being proposed here is going to happen anyway if the bill goes through there even mo

numbers here and it's not just in moscow as well if you look across the whole of russia looking at you catherine berg about the last hour and also in terms of storage as well and compounds and that's a key word that we've heard about before as well because of the compounds in america and that also comes up in the statement as well effectively russia has looked at some of the wording here that's true in the sanctions bill key words are coming through their illegal holdings the fact that these a diplomatic buildings and therefore they're subject to certain laws and conventions and therefore this movie is has not at all gone down well and we heard from president putin yesterday is a press conference and he was effectively saying russia has been patient over she said the compounds and the situation the bubbling sanctions issue and basically they lost patience and now it's time to react to the news of these sanctions are completely illegal they go against international law and the rules of the world trade organization we're being very patient and very reserved but at some point we will have to respon

the weather sponsored by catherine was. overthrown and exiled they appoint say if you will all this race meeting you i mean to much film about the struggle of the elected leader of madagascar to return to his country and reinstate his presidency he knows that the truth was forged by and we will not negotiate issue is that all that long will look for a change this return of a president on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera a reminder of the top stories this hour security forces in chile have been clashing with protesters again as tens of thousands marched through the capital on monday the president replaced a 3rd of his cabinet but that hasn't of peace demonstrators. protesters in iraq's capital baghdad are defying a 6 hour military imposed curfew they're turning out despite the killing of at least 4 people earlier on monday testers are angry about corruption economic stagnation and poor public services. and the u.s. house of representatives for hold its 1st formal vote on thursday into the impeachment inquiry into president don

thank you for complementing catherine herridge. president trump: she is able to take a complex document and systematically essentially say the truth. that document was really verifies and a lot of bad things in that document. it verifies the nunes memo. and that's why they didn't push hard to have it. they did not push it hard because they understood this was going to happen. just in look around and seeing reports, a lot of people are saying that. that's a very bad document for their side. judge jeanine: after 18 months, not any kind of reference to any collusion. but i have to tell you -- president trump: that is true, gentlemejeanine. there is no collusion. i say it all the time. anybody that asks. there is no collusion. i don't want to brag, i was a far better candidate, she was not a good candidate. she went to the wrong states. she didn't go to michigan enough. she didn't go to wisconsin at all. she did a poor job in ohio and pennsylvania and you can add florida into the mix. that's what it was all about. it was nothing to do

is also on the rise and the economy is recovering too slowly catherine keels will receive unemployment benefits until the end of july and then she'll have to dip into her savings the insecurity is exhausting and she's worried that things are set to get much worse in washington d.c. where she lives i think we're going back in a quarantine. i don't think people are being careful. i think there are people who are going to return to work or going to be sent home because businesses are going to have to close or change the way they're operating and not have as much staff and the office karen keels used to manage a doctor's office she has 40 years of experience on the job now she's looking for work online but at age 60 she knows that her chances of finding a new job are not the best still she won't let that stop her. hoping i have a job in a couple of months hopefully in a couple of weeks. hopefully as an office manager and also apply for 3 positions where i'd be able to work from home. in germany under the hoof usually works as a freelance tour guide on berlin's museum island since march she

spread and called 1000 will be had to deal with because of the high number of illegal border crossings catherine saudi al-jazeera. u.s. senator bernie sanders has ended his bid to be the democratic party's presidential nominee the vermont senator's exit clears the way for former vice president joe biden to become the party's candidate sanders told his supporters the coronavirus pandemic was a factor in his decision. i know that there may be some in our movement who disagree with this decision who would like us to fight on for the last ballot cast at the democratic convention i understand our position but as i see the crisis gripping the nation exacerbated by a president unwilling or unable to provide any kind of credible leadership and the work that needs to be done to protect people in this most desperate hour i cannot in good conscience continue to about the campaign they cannot win and which would interfere with the important work required of all of us in this difficult hour and officials in washington and says sanders decision is no surprise. he's really been politically dead man walking the

initial detention last week sparked widespread protests the government denies he was beaten up in custody catherine soy has the latest from kampala. he is expected to appear again before the high court on the thirtieth of this month alongside thirty three other people who were also arrested last week. after the motorcade of presidential where it was seventy was told during a local election campaign so he is expected on the thing to take up the magistrate in gulu also say that he's a possible doctors should be allowed unfettered access to. south africa's president says he totally rejects donald trump statement on lund reform the us president ordered a study into farm seizures and what he called the large scale killing of farmers citing a fox news story one of south africa's biggest farming organizations as killings are at a twenty year low the u.k. government has released its contingency plan in the event britain leaves the european union without a deal the brics it secretary outlined possible outcomes for a range of sectors he warned britons may have to pay more for credit card payments in the e.u.

by winning the hearts and minds of young frustrated ugandans they're desperate for political change catherine saw a al-jazeera. news agency reuters is reporting that plans to list part of saudi arabia's national oil company on the stock market were suspended by king solomon the kingdom's crown prince had championed plans to go public with five percent of arm co a saudi oil giant it was the centerpiece of saudi arabia's economic overhaul the move is a blow to crown prince mohammed bin sound man who has positioned himself as heir apparent and a modernizing force in the country the u.a.e. has denied claims by yemen's hoofy rebels that they hit dubai's international airport with a drone flights there running as usual it's not the first time goofy's have claimed such an attack in july they said that they attacked the abu dhabi airport something the u.s. denies. straining government says the first asylum seeker boat has reached its shores in more than four years but he said detained fifteen people of the finding the abandoned boat in the northeastern state of queensland they believe the vietnamese

two weeks ago is accused of inciting supporters to attack a convoy carrying president yoweri museveni catherine sawyer has more from the capital kampala. freedom for the wind twelve days after his arrest locked up by both the military and the police he accuses of torture wine is charged with treason in london thank you to our after presidential where in the seventy's want to kate during their recent election campaign what do you want to listen to during the course of the show well let us not many ugandan such as radio presenters. have to say watched developing. dedicated and now off to bobby wine and his music it's been a big hit the young people are there my duty and most times they have sat back and said well you know politics is for the old for but right now the young people waking up in wanting to get involved in the future of this country ugandan politics have been controlled by a presidential. who has ruled for thirty two years and that divided opposition led by. who was arrested recently for young people how but they were. just stake and the responsibility to reclaim with out on. and tha

a corruption is a big problem in kenya where a series of scandals has left farmers struggling catherine soy has that story from ben in the rift valley measure kiplagat spam is one of the largest maize farmers in the rift valley but this has not been easy no we're stuck with this maze thousands are struggling to sell their crop government warehouses are for the cereals but has run out of money to buy more grain and private millers are buying cheaply families accuse boat officials of fraudulently importing maize from uganda and mexico instead of buying locally it's a nineteen million dollar corruption scandal implicating senior managers and politicians do you think corruption is the biggest problem for you this year corruption is the only problem. because you find the middle men came in. imported meals and sold it to the cereals board now when asked genuine firmus. we're told by the syrians bodies food. they have now reduced by half the amount of maize they've planted. this maize will be ready to harvest in november in a good fetch they keep like that family about ninety thousand dollars

be in sports and possibly the catherine governments who are in something of an on something of a little bit of a collision course here and so what we find is is is that at the heart of this is the premier league presumably supported by the british government but the 2 of them together are having to fight 2 fairly big fires right now coming out of saudi arabia and coming out of china. georgy officer with the whole rubble here in doha room. and of our top news stories new figures show 1400000 people claimed unemployment benefits in the u.s. in the past week it's the 18th week in a row that the number has topped a 1000000 so that republicans are set to unveil a one trillion dollar coronavirus stimulus package later on thursday a white house correspondent kimberly healthcare has more what republicans are pushing for essentially is to make sure that people get money but that it's just enough in other words they've been getting about $600.00 a week that's about to expire and the new plan is to give people about 70 percent of what they were previously making to incentivize them to go back to w

region and it immediately pledged to seek independence in a major challenge for spain's new leader catherine stansell explains. spain's new and old leadership side by side mariano rajoy six and a half years in office came to an end in friday's no confidence vote led by the socialist who ousted him petro sanchez. i promise on my conscience a monetary law will be fulfill the responsibilities of prime minister and to be loyal to the king and to safeguard the constitution as well as to maintaining secret deliberation of the cabinet sanchez is promising to root out corruption and help spaniards who suffered in years of austerity measures under the royal government but he's expected to find it a challenge to pass legislation given the socialists have just eighty four to three hundred fifty seats parliament supposedly he will have to make. alliances we did different parties the problem is the parties he's got the support. to go ahead with these no go but very unlikely partners they are either independent east. and the basque country or they are delayed the extreme left party which has been disputin

he'd chosen some very dangerous traveling companions that is of course the boston actions otty in the catherine separatists who backed sanchez is motion of no confidence in the hallway which has forced his resignation given the whiff of scandal the hands. the the people's party who's likely to take on the mantle of leadership. well i'm no prophet on that there are many contenders but most of the observers now are looking more at how the process of reconciliation or negotiation will go with with the catalans separatist issues well he started speaking at last to the new capital and head of the recent administration in barcelona at kim taught and they have been in contact and it's thought that as soon as possible that meeting will be arranged but behind all of that of course is as you said who will the people's party chooses their new leader what attack mode will they take they'll be highly critical of trying to reinvigorate their opposition and they'll try and undermine anything that headrest sanchez does to change the situation with the catalan separatists david many thanks di don't exist david

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and called it 1000 will be had to deal with because of the high number of illegal border crossings catherine saw al-jazeera india's 21 day lock down is due to end next week but a number of state leaders are already calling for it to be extended 1300000000 people were urged to stay at home by prime minister narendra modi late last month the decision has left millions without work and forced many to their home villages in search of food and shelter the country has seen at least 160 deaths treat it came in doubt as a journalist at the current and indian news website he's been recording a video blog about daily life in his compound. as you can see behind me these are people from doing what the chief medical officers office and these people are doing from travel to top of that to that screening people asking them if they have any foreign travel history or if they're feeling on whether security guards are on you also reading the newspaper where the news is of course of our society and how a positive case has been found here i'll show you what the newspaper says of course this is the whole which is

violent protests and battles with police since then his supporters say he's been tortured in custody catherine so reports now from the capital kampala. the special master robert chandler lang popularly known by his musical stage name barbed wire has been in military detention for a week after killers broke out in the north end town of the rouer their president yoweri was seven his convoy was attacked in local election campaigns travellers shot and killed another politician is in intensive care in hospital and several people who were also arrested have been charged with. reason winds family and lawyers say he was tortured by the military due to the torment the torture when i was kid in was busted they've never done is to discount reject the hate which was bleeding through the years they have known chick to the bones of the blue who believes their magick their stomach maybe even the other side of the kidney. i would demand rage now is to give us what we want so that we can take care of him to have been sporadic protests in the capital and other parts of the country since his arrest many people w

catherine does the magistrate's court actually have jurisdiction to try treason charges. i just spoke to a lawyer not too long ago and she told me that the magistrate's order has moved to least to try a key to try for treason case that's why. against the wind is going very likely to be moved to the high would. be in demand at the goodwill prison blues a town in the north that is the father who was drive from here eat as you mentioned has been tried with and he will appear before court again on the thirtieth of this month alongside as they seek to our gates what will tourists said last week in connection to that incident where kills broke out up to the mall to a place that you know beneath. i do apologize we have lost our connection with our correspondent catherine soy and kampala so let's move on we are going to get more on the style we're joined by our guest joseph is an african affairs political commentator and he's joining us live from london our correspondent talking about bobby wine facing treason charges what do you make the store owner of the ugandan government's h

just want a fair election as well as a leader who will help make their lives a little more bearable catherine. kinshasa plenty more ahead on the news out of denmark under pressure to decide where it stands on a massive energy project and your. english majesty united are done with manager joe say merino son is here with more on that a little bit later. but first one of the world's biggest stock market flotations in japan has flopped. the share price of softbank fell fourteen percent as the telecoms company made its debut on the tokyo stock exchange softbank hope to raise twenty four billion dollars but investors were not impressed analysts blamed the disappointing start on network glitches and links with china's telecoms company. the university professor seijiro takeshita says investors are questioning soft banks growth strategy. i would be a little sympathetic considering the fact the market itself environment had been very bad as you seen in the united states in japan following that i mean nikkei has reaches nine month low and december alone the market has dropped by six percent and that sen

out q network which was pirating a catherine sports network without permission jim i live show you al has the story . it's been described as the biggest and most outrageous piracy operation in history which has been allowed to continue for the past 3 years but that might all change now after the wall trade organization one of the most important international bodies of jurisdiction issued its findings into the case of saudi arabia on the 5th of t.v. broadcasting rights in 2017 shortly after the kingdom and 3 of its allies imposed a land air and sea blockade on qatar a new television network was unveiled named b. out q the new channel was nothing more than a piracy operation that stole the signal and output from b. in sports the qatari own subscription base sports and entertainment network and rebroadcast it around the world the largest global sporting events including the $2854.00 wild cup the english premier league tennis grand slams and formula one will all illegally broadcast q. in a flagrant breach of intellectual property rights and several other international treaties . according

representative catherine tai making clear that the u.s. administration would now back to world trade organization moves to waive these intellectual property rights for a period of time yet to be decided the about turn not as much as one but there has been considerable pressure on president biden from members of his own party who wanted to see this happen so now it has happened but it's a long way from becoming a reality the world trade representative in the u.s. got some type wants out that the w t o is a body that works on consensus so there will be a long period of negotiation to actually get the text on which all members of the world trade organization can agree but certainly the u.s. agreeing to put its weight behind this particular call a very very strong move indeed mike hanna thank you very much indeed. the world health organization says nearly half of the world's coronavirus infections during the past week have been in india the country also accounts for a quarter of all deaths reported last week all the while hospitals are seeing

trade representative catherine time who made the announcement. these are extraordinary times and circumstances of call for emergency measures she tweeted the u.s. supports the waiver of protection on covert 1000 back scenes to help in the pandemic and will actively participate in w t o negotiations to make that happen in the past the u.s. and other countries had opposed anyway but off intellectual property rights the white house press secretary explaining the change in position clearly is these decisions are way we take intellectual property incredibly seriously and we also though are in the midst of a historic global pandemic which requires a range of creative solutions and we're looking at it through that prism while the pharmaceutical industry had argued strongly against the waiver there were many in president biden's own party who insisted that he uphold his campaign promise blocking access to vaccines is any humanitarian any diplomatic it weakens their credentials for the girls on the global stage and while the biden administration continues

between armed groups that left 300 people dead but critics worry it could lead to an abuse of power catherine storm reports. soldiers in the democratic republic of congo patrol villages in beni where the armed group allied democratic forces or a.d.f. has killed thousands of congo these in. to provinces have now been placed under military rule north kivu where rebels including the a.d.f. operates and tory ethnic militia have been fighting each other killing civilians and displacing many more a state of siege was declared by president. last week he has put the army and police in charge of administrative court and local policing of baz 2 generals have been appointed as governess replacing those who are elected. some human rights activists say there was that civil liberties are now at risk and the forces often accused of rights violations corruption and indiscipline could exploit this new power how young we are in uncharted territory. we. want to do the situation for example with the police the raid because. what we also hoping to have a good relationship with them. the security problem here has

catherine you may be in nairobi now but you have reported from. northeast congo and you've touched on the fact that the military have a history of abuse so i wonder from your knowledge of those that you've spoken to in the past the public at large they must feel will be quite nervous about this move by the president. well the divided opinion right now those who are supporting this decision by the president are saying that something different something radical needs to be done because we have more than a 100 armed groups in that part of the country including a.t.f. in benny that is accused of killing more than a 1000 people since since $1000.00 we have. to re province one of these other provinces where we've been seeing clashes between tribal militia the houses of people have been killed since 27000 many more are still entirely displaced some people saying that it was a decision that needed to be made but on the other side people are quite nervous as you mentioned because they're saying these are 2 regions that most militarized in that they are con

trade representative catherine time who formally made the announcement these extraordinary times and circumstances of call for emergency measures she tweeted the u.s. supports the waiver of protection on covert 1000 back scenes to help in the pandemic and will actively participate in w t o negotiations to make that happen in the past the u.s. and other countries had opposed anyway boff intellectual property rights the white house press secretary explaining the change in position really is these decisions are way we take intellectual property incredibly seriously and we also though are in the midst of a historic global pandemic which requires a range of creative solutions and we're looking at it through that prism. while the pharmaceutical industry had argued strongly against the waiver there were many in president biden's own party who insisted that he uphold his campaign promise blocking access 'd to vaccines is any humanitarian any diplomatic it weakens their credentials for the girls on the global stage and while the biden administration continues to step up efforts to vaccinate a

catherine tie who issued a statement confirming that the bided administration would now back this waiver it is something that president biden had promised during his campaign however since he's come to office there has been a great deal of pressure as well on the other side from many pharmaceutical companies not to carry through this waiver and to the administration walking a bit of a tightrope here the world trade representative saying that the u.s. believes very strongly in protecting intellectual property rights but at the same time this is an absolute crisis and an exception needs to be made in this particular case so there has been great debate within the by did the ministration about whether or not to do this and now the decision has been taken but that being said. the world trade representative does point out that this is a lengthy process because the world trade organization is a body that operates by consensus they have now got to get it get together and negotiate a text which all the members would have to agree to is a text already being presented by. india and south africa as