the scientists in chile aren't the only ones researching alpaca nano bodies. there's a similar initiative underway at the university of san francisco and in germany, the university of barn and the max planck institute in getting and are engaged in nano body research. but the scientists here in chile are a step ahead when i didn't get under that, that one of the big advantages of developing antibodies from becoming vincent schilling is that here, the al packers in la mas are in their natural habitat, embargoed with them at the university campus, the al packers have their own enclosure covering more than 3 hectares of land where they're free to roam, sleep and feed. the scientists haven't just given the elpac his names. they've also discovered distinct personality traits worth of pocket the meal. buddha is a bit shy big. when people are around a lam, he won't need out of my hand. seneca widow and he's not so keen on people, he doesn't. no, i didn't. what do i open up? what if him blow in one others? ah, like danielle, for example, get out and i will eat out of e

pedro utrera desde chile tiene mÁs detalles. pedro: tratando de adaptarse en la vida de chile algunos migrantes venezolanos pasan las tardes conviviendo en grupos con otros que migraron antes que ellos, segÚn cifras del gobierno chileno en ese paÍs radican unos 500,000 migrantes venezolanos. la mayorÍa emigrÓ en unos cinco aÑos, mucho estÁ sÓlo de manera temporal, asegura que su objetivo de estados unidos. >> si no podemos ir todo, mejor, pero es otro nivel. >> si bien chile les ha abierto los brazos, lo que ellos querÍan en llegar al paÍs de las oportunidades, como lo han hecho muchos otros en el Último aÑo. >> estar allÁ con la familia que tenemos, la oportunidades son mayores. reportero: estas familias venezolanas que conocimos al norte de santiago trabajan para juntar dinero y pagar los gastos de el coyote. >> dicen que para cruzar bien y que lo pueden llevar a uno deben tener plata. reportera: muchos de estos migrantes viven en chile amontonados en pequeÑos cuartos, la vida aquÍ manifiestan que es complicada p

now before we go, people in the chile and class capital santiago have been treated to a spectacular night show. 200 jo drones were launched and you'll tenuously and flown more than 300 meters high to form iconic chile and figures such as the national flag, easter island, stone statues, and dan con door. the display was sponsored by a bank. organizers urge the public to enjoy the display from the safety of their homes due to cope at 19 ah, and that's all from me in the business team here in berlin, former from us, check out our website and on youtube and facebook. thanks and see you next time. with a lender employee for someone. just pure energy. d motion. he has his finger on the world's pulse. to the artist, choreographer. i'm the sheriff in the kitchen art with a pulse with the beginning of the story that moves us and takes us along the right. ah, it's own about the perspective culture information. this is the w news and he w, made from mines. oh, i think everything jenny fair, some are big. i'm listening so much different culture between here and there. so challenging for everything. a

now before we go, people in the chile and class capital santiago have been treated to a spectacular night show. 200 jo drones were launched the mule tenuously and flown more than 300 meters high to form iconic chile and figures such as the national flag, easter island, stone statues, and day in con door. the display was sponsored by a bank organizers urged the public to enjoy the display from the safety of their homes due to cope at 19 ah, and that's all for me in the business team here in berlin former from us, check out our website and on youtube and facebook, thanks and see you next time. ah, not only is the i sent in everything has been changing in lapland since winter's the form to signs are clear to see and hold a saw me. people. space is getting a long will they be able to preserve their way of life. next on d, w, a pulse, a beginning of a story that moves us and takes us along the right ah, it's own about diversity, does culture information. this is the w news and more d w. made for mines o thinker is a sport of many colors, and the children in this mountain village. oh them all.

now before we go, people in the chile and class capital santiago have been treated to a spectacular night show. 200 jo drones were launched the mule tenuously and flown more than 300 meters high to form iconic chile and figure such as the national flag, easter island, stone statues, and day in con door. the display was sponsored by a bank organizers urged the public to enjoy the display from the safety of their homes due to cope at 19 and that's all from me in the business team here in berlin. former from us, check out our website and on youtube and facebook. thanks and see you next time. do you like it and do you want it? okay, then we'll go up, put the pedal to the metal. let's ride. mm. read. next on d, w. now note, i tough so like you can take their toll. german robotics researchers are developing new systems to release strain on the body, neck and shoulders back. how do these exoskeletons fair when tested? to borrow today, a 60 minute d, w. oh, wow. hello guys. this is the 77 percent the platform with you know, or this channel. we are not afraid to happen delicate topic because popul

the snow that once kept the andes mountains above chiles, capital and central valley is conspicuously absent. for centuries, melting ice nourished rivers below 400 kilometers to the north. la paloma south, america's largest irrigation reservoir has only 20 percent left of the water that once made this valley flourish. further, north, the deficit is 100 percent. 13 years of relentless drought, the longest on record is transforming chile and not for the better than him while real it hillary. okay, we're standing on the river which will depend on to watch ra crops, but look at the state. it's it used to carry loads of water, but it so dried up this year practically didn't rain at all. women. mr. richie, leah and his sole employee are trying to revive the vimes that survived last year's dismal harvest. gay mucho hung a bit awkward, disagree. those years of work sacrificed investment here and it's sad to see our livelihood and that had so many families lost. i used to have 50 workers here at this time of year, and that sort of employment is now gone to the small farmers and multi $10000000

we are on an expedition with chile science minister to inspect one of a $180.00 climate change stations. on the way we find the remains of a beached whale. this is just a fraction of what is covered by the southern hemispheres. longest climate change observatory just launched by chile, so we have sensors all the way from the public peninsula, all the way to the other. come a dessert and we'll use a single platform to provide access to the data in a open access format. until now data from the southern cone has been scarce. climate scientists say the new observatory will provide badly needed data to track changes in temperatures. radiation, precipitation the direction and strength of winds and sea levels in real time. that includes antartica, which is a key modulator of the earth climate. when i'm sitting in my laboratory in my office, in windsor in australia, i can still be seeing what's happening in antarctica because there are all sorts of climates effects that happen when we not bear with dr. marcello lip is an expert in dinosaurs. fossils and climate change in antartica and patagonia

we are on an expedition with chile science minister to inspect one of a $180.00 climate change stations. on the way we find the remains of a beached whale. this is just a fraction of what is covered by the southern hemispheres. longest climate change observatory just launched by chile, so we have sensors all the way from your public peninsula, all the way to the other. come a dessert and we'll use a single platform to provide access to the data in a open access format. until now. data from the southern cone has been scarce. climate signed to say the new observatory will provide badly needed data to track changes in temperatures. radiation precipitation the direction and strength of winds and sea levels in real time. that includes antartica, which is a key modulator of the earth climate. when i'm sitting in my laboratory in my office, in windsor in australia, i can still be seeing what's happening in antarctica because there are all sorts of climates effects that happen when we not bear with dr. marcello lip is an expert in dinosaurs. fossils and climate change in antartica and patagonia

the longest on record is transforming chile and not for the better than him while real it hillary. okay, we're standing on the river which will depend on to water, our crops, but look at the state. it said used to carry loads of water, but it so dried up this year practically didn't rain at all with mr. achiever. leah and his sole employee are trying to revive the vine that survived last year's dismal harvest. gay mucho i knew bit awkward because those years of work sacrificed investment here and it's sad to see our livelihood and that of so many families last ice have 50 workers here at this time of year. and that source of employment is now gone. small farmers and multi $1000000000.00 agricultural exporters alike are suffering the consequences of the drought that the government believes is here to stay less inc. yeah, yeah, the whole i sit on him, if he and simple, the grout is no longer an emergency. it's turned into a structural change and we need to establish a different relationship with water because it's become a scarce resource. olga authorities and scientists blame global

more infections among athletes, just days before the winter olympics and the lost tribes of self in chile, descendants seek recognition for, for gumption. people ah, the united arab emirates says it's intercepted and destroyed a missile fod by who the rebels of yemen is the 3rd salt attack. in recent weeks, the target was unclear, but the defense ministry says debris fell outside of populated areas and that nobody was hurt. the u. a has launched a strike in yemen in response, but that's not comparing the who these war that planning more attacks. lot of law doesn't know how not critical installation to not be targeted by a number of listed missiles. also, the image of dubai was targeted by number of drones. the operation by the grace of god hit its targets with high precision. we reiterate that the enemy state of the united arab emirates will remain an unsafe country so long as they continuously belligerence against our beloved human people. we renew our warning to ex patry. it's residence in foreign companies to stay away from critical installations. where tween shall the last attack the

a latin america, it had to say a newman reports from southern chile. this is the magellan street that separates the south american continent from b. r rather foible. it's often referred to as the end of the world, but also as the gateway to antartica less than a 1000 kilometers south of here. we are on an expedition with chillies science minister to inspect one of a $180.00 climate change stations. on the way we find the remains of a beached whale. this is just a fraction of what is covered by the southern hemispheres. longest climate change observatory just launched by chile. so we have sensors all the way from the public peninsula, all the way to the other, come a desert, and we'll use a single platform to provide access to the data ah, in the open axis for months until now. data from the southern cone has been scarce . climate signed to say the new observatory will provide badly needed data to track changes in temperatures. radiation, precipitation the direction and strength of winds and sea levels. in real time, that includes antartica, which is a

when an outright parliamentary majority in portugal snap elections and the lost tribes of southern chile descended seat recognition for forgotten people. ah, north korea has released both as proof that it conducted its most powerful miss alt here since 2017. it's the latest in a flowery of missile testing activity, making it the 7th and january record for a single month. it's got the u. s. concert, which called the launch part of a series of escalating provocations. while the while song 12 missile is a nuclear capable weapon and according to south korea and japan, sundays test travel around 800 kilometers, are put sole and parts of china and japan in striking distance. but its maximum range is much further than the mass have 4 and a half 1000 kilometers. that's enough to reach the u. s. territory of guam open to having diplomatic discussions with offered this over and over and to add to the dpr k. and they've not accepted it, but we're absolutely open to a diplomatic engagement without pre conditions. our goal is to, to are in the ad threatening actions that the dpr k is taking against t

all latin america editor lucille view and reports from solemn chile this is the magellan street that separates the american continent frontier rather frugal. it's often referred to as the end of the world, but also as a gateway to antartica, less than a 1000 kilometers south of here. we are on an expedition with chile science minister to inspect one of a $180.00 climate change stations. on the way we find the remains of a beached whale. this is just a fraction of what is covered by the southern hemispheres. longest climate change observatory, just launched by chile. so have sensors all the way from the public winslow all the way to the other. come and visit and we'll use a single platform to provide access to the data in a open access format. until now data from the southern cone has been scarce. climate scientists say the new observatory will provide badly needed data to track changes in temperatures. radiation, precipitation the direction and strength of winds and sea levels in real time. that includes antartica, which is a key modulator of the earth climate. when i'm sitting in my

citizens of chile are lining up this week for the fourth dose of the vaccine. the president told al jazeera a fifth dose could be on the way. our latin america editor reports the vaccination program even extends to the animal world. correspondent: this person arrived early for her fourth dose, or second booster shot. she is a recovering cancer patient, so like others here with underlying health conditions, she is more vulnerable to covid-19. >> i've had breast cancer three times, so obviously i have to be more worried about protecting myself, although everyone has to worry about it. correspondent: one year after chile began a massive vaccination campaign against covid-19, it has begun rolling out its fourth dose. even people age three and older are being vaccinated here. in this country, unlike most in the region, there is no shortage of vaccines. the president was that -- the secret was that chile began purchasing them before they existed. inviting a small group of correspondence for coffee, the president told us he bet on three laboratories that seemed to cro

our latin america editor, lucy, and even reports now from southern chile. this is the magellan street that separates the south american continent from peer rather foible. it's often referred to as the end of the world, but also as a gateway to antartica less than a 1000 kilometers south of here. we are on an expedition with chile science minister to inspect one of a $180.00 climate change stations. on the way we find the remains of a beached whale. this is just a fraction of what is covered by the southern hemispheres. longest climate change observatory just launched by chilly, who have sensors all the way from your husband's law, all the way to the other, come out of it, and will use a single platform to provide access to the data in open access formats. until now, data from the southern cone has been scarce. climate scientists say the new observatory will provide badly needed data to track changes in temperatures. radiation, precipitation the direction and strength of winds and sea levels. in real time, that includes antartica, which is a key modulator of

all latin america editor, lucy newman reports now from the southern chile. this is the magellan street that separates the south american continent from peer rather frugal. it's often referred to as the end of the world, but also as a gateway to antartica less than a 1000 kilometers south of here. we are on an expedition with chile science minister to inspect one of a $180.00 climate change stations. on the way we find the remains of a beached whale. this is just a fraction of what is covered by the southern hemispheres. longest climate change observatory just launched by chile, so have sensors all the way from your husband's law, all the way to the other, come out of it. and we'll use a single platform to provide access to the data in a open access format until now, data from the southern cone has been scarce. climate signed to say the new observatory will provide badly needed data to track changes in temperatures. radiation precipitation the direction and strength of winds and sea levels in real time. that includes antartica, which is a key modulator of the

when we get to chile, we'll have to come back because of this, it's all stopped going in and going out there with, with no where to go. the drivers rely on sharing food to eat and use makeshift toilets and showers again. cuz i know that and we go into the city by a few things and split them among ourselves for the people nearby. give us a little bit of food, whatever they can do to help. and even if it's a little though, right now we have a bathroom and a shower that they sent for us, but we have to pay for it. a similar problem has been affecting drivers on the northern border of chile, where they also face long queues. endo jonathan. this is becoming a real problem. the authorities of the presidents have to take care of this row after row. these truck drivers are forced to wait in close quarters. during a pandemic for a test they need to finish their job. leo harding, al jazeera truck drivers in canada, have been protesting at the capital ottawa against the vaccine mandate. convoys have converged on parliament. the rules went into force a week ago, requiring old truckers who crossed

and i, although in chile, they've been mil reported cases of animals being infected. the health ministry is taking no chances this weeks, and i became the 1st ape to be a na, collated at the breen zoom that emma has sunday when they have like, warning. sunday is a unique specimen in south america. the only pure born leon rang a tongue with such an important reproductive potential for the species, which is why we focused on emulating him 1st, and also immunizing the big caps. which amount to be naturally prone to this problem. be the 4 on 2 legged patients health authority, se hospitalizations and deaths from coven 19 had dropped significantly since the aggressive vaccination campaign began. but this also in awareness that until everyone can be equally immunized on every continent, chileans will likely have to prepare for many more jobs. the 4th is pandemic is over. you see a newman al jazeera santiago, britain was prime ministers facing renewed cause to step down after new revelations about a garden party held during lockdown. for us, johnson has repeatedly denied bre

we are on an expedition with chile science minister to inspect one of a $180.00 climate change stations. on the way we find the remains of a beached whale. this is just a fraction of what is covered by the southern hemispheres. longest climate change observatory just launched by chile. so we have sensors all the way from the public peninsula, all the way to the other, come and visit. and we'll use a single platform to provide access to the data in a open access format. until now, data from the southern cone has been scarce. climate signed to say the new observatory will provide badly needed data to track changes in temperatures. radiation, precipitation the direction and strength of winds and sea levels in real time. that includes antartica, which is a key modulator of the earth climate. when i'm sitting in my laboratory in my office, in windsor in australia, i can still be seeing what's happening in antarctica because there are all sorts of climate effects that happen when we not bear me. dr. marcello lip is an expert in dinosaurs. fossils and climate change in antartica and patagonia

the trauma was so powerful, it was felt thousands of kilometers away, including chile and alaska. alexia bryan has the latest. it took only minutes to the ways to arrive. this is an army and gun thing. tom is main islands, with half of the water rushing ashore into homes and the church in the capital nuclear low foss. this woman was freeman lived on facebook when the way slipped through. they were triggered by this beyond the water homeless hung up . i volcanoes just 70 kilometers from the tang and capital. it's been a couple weeks. but on friday, violent activity increased, including a record breaking amount of lightning. now is this giant explosion, which scientists think is a one in a 1000 your event this. so volcano takes about a 1000 years. a fully reach answer would just happen to be around the point where is unleashed a vast amount of it's mike men are really explosive way, was probably one of the mercy and energetic explosions of the entire 21st century. i bought the year option was some big, it could be seen from space and between that and the so now me significant damage is bei

kept the andes mountains above chiles, capital and central valley is conspicuously absent. for centuries, melting ice nourished rivers below 400 kilometers to the north. la paloma south, america's largest irrigation reservoir has only 20 percent left of the water that once made this valley flourish. further, north, the deficit is 100 percent. 13 years of relentless drought, the longest on record is transforming chile and not for the better than him while real. it's hillary. okay, we're standing on the river which will depend on to water, our crops, but look at the state. it said from east to carry loads of water, but it so dried up this year. it practically didn't rain at all with mr. achiever leah and his sole employee are trying to revive the vine that survived last year's dismal harvest. are j. mitchell hung a bit awkward because those years of work sacrificed investment here and it's sad to see our livelihood and that of so many families last ice have 50 workers here at this time of year. and that source of employment is now gone to them. small farmers and multi $100000

anticipate everything from floods in china, to heat waves and northern europe to drought in australia or chile. fortunately, unlike the dinosaurs mankind has the ability to access data and use science to help mitigate what is coming to see a newman al jazeera, mike, i janish chile, the singer and her actor meatloaf has dives the stars bad out of hell. album was one of the best selling records of all time. a cause of death is not being made public. he was 74. ah result, is there a reminder now of the top stories? the u. a secretary of states is meeting the russian foreign minister in geneva, for talks on ukraine rusher is demanding limits to nato expansion and eastern europe. of the u. s. as it's increasingly concerned about the build up of russian troops on the border with ukraine. i've been absolutely clear. rephrase reporting here is norma's understanding. andy and he assembled rushing units crush, including were that is and in very work that will be met with severe and coordinated economic response. but i discussed in detail with our allies as well as laid out very clearly recruiting. but t

though the south in chile residence in co, kimball and los rios, were asked to move to safe zones at least 30 maces above sea level. well, in peru to women were reported to have drowned and strong waves near the northern coast. i don't know, maybe i didn't notice the 1st wave. during the 2nd one, people started moving more towards the shore. it was with the fed wave when it reached a war. on the 4th, everything got flooded and the water reached up to my niece. this, an army threat has receded that reports of damage is still coming in, and the rupture and toner may not be the last. alixia brian al jazeera, katie greenwood as the head of the pacific delegation at the international federation of red cross on red cross societies. she says the situation has left local communities in a state of shock. we have been urgently trying to reach our red cross national society on the ground there for about 24 hours. now we did had some small communication for about 10 minutes. after the bigger option and once the unami warning had been treated and when we were speaking to our team on the ground th

a similar problem has been affecting drivers on the northern border of chile, where they also face long queues. endo jonathan, this is becoming a real problem. the authorities of the presidents have to take care of this row after row. these truck drivers are forced to wait in close quarters during a pandemic for a test they need to finish their job. leah harding al jazeera circus is in india, have been struggling to stay afloat during the pandemic rising infections and restrictions of the industry hot. the famous circus, and one of india's worst affected states. my roster is hoping for a revival waterbean hamilton, which i mean obviously good as if we restarted after the 1st way. but just 20 days later, we faced the 2nd wife and we know some lot of investment about $337000.00. all the money we had at least and helplessly to reopen was gone by children. so it was a huge loss by god's grace, we're getting back on our feet. probably we did some events and shows i perform as an artist the song in the movie. way somehow we survived. now were allowed to open with 50 percent capacity. we're ta

on our planet, unless in america editor lucio newman reporting live there from a very far south chile. you see many things scientists have discovered a rare coral reef off the coast of tahiti. it's being referred to as the field of roses because of its distinctive shapes. despite global warming, the stretch of sea, the south pacific has kept its on the water. biodiversity thriving lea, a hot report, an underwater garden bursting with color. scientists call this coral bed, the field of roses stretching nearly 3 kilometers off the coast of tahiti. it's one of the largest of its kind oh along the guys. well, so now we will do our 1st dive along the reef of roses to see how deep they go. we going to an unexplored world to explore the unexplored. it's quite motivating and exhilarating. coral reefs like this are hard to find anything below 30 meters is called the twilight zone. an area low in oxygen and difficult to reach. but rare living walls like this. keep dried scientists down. other famous coral, like the great barrier reef australia have been bleached by harmful human waste and risin

as that bag, i'll g 0. chile has established a climate change observatory that will gather data from the most under monitored part of the southern hemisphere. it's part of efforts to get vital information to scientists quicker, so that they can better predict and mitigate the effects of global warming. our latin america editor lucio newman reports. this is the magellan street that separates the south american continent from pierre, rather frugal. it's often referred to as the end of the world, but also as the gateway to antartica less than a 1000 kilometers south of here. we are on an expedition with chillies science minister to inspect one of a $180.00 climate change stations. on the way we find the remains of a beached whale. this is just a fraction of what is covered by the southern hemispheres. longest climate change observatory just launched by chile. so have sensors all the way from the public peninsula, all the way to the other. come a dessert and we'll use a single platform to provide access to the data in a open access format. until now data from the southern cone has been s

this was the chile development. it suggested that, that trust that it had been building up might be misplaced. and it through that whole idea of bundled to his handle that we heard about earlier. the idea that by engaging with china, you might encourage it to open up politically. well, all that was thrown into dat. in fact, the warning signs had been flashing for some time. that under president she, jim ping, china was becoming more powerful. more ambitious, and more ruthless. like in china's remote region of shame, jang, where evidence emerged the mass oppression of the muslim minority concentration camps, forced labor re education. the u. s. has called it genocide in the south china sea bay. jing was turning remote reefs into militarized islands, trying to assert control of crucial shipping route and intimidate neighbors with their own territorial claims. chinese military is expanding dramatically with some new missile technologies, more advanced than the west, and a navy growing even bigger than america's. and fo

this was the chile development. it suggested that that trust that it had been building up might be misplaced. and it through that whole idea of funded to his handle that we heard about earlier. the idea that by engaging with china, you might encourage it to open up politically. well, all that was thrown into doubt. in fact, the warning signs had been flashing for some time. that under president she, jim ping, china was becoming more powerful. more ambitious and more ruthless. like in china's remote region of shame, jang, where evidence emerged of mass oppression of the muslim minority concentration camps, forced labor re education. the u. s. has called it genocide in the south china sea bay. jing was turning remote reefs into militarized islands, trying to assert control of crucial shipping route and intimidate neighbors with their own territorial claims. chinese military is expanding dramatically with some new missile technologies, more advanced than west and, and navy growing even bigger than america's. and for ta

this was the chile development. it suggested that that trust that it had been building up might be misplaced. and it through that whole idea of bundled to his handle that we heard about earlier. the idea that by engaging with china, you might encourage it to open up politically. will all that was thrown into doubt . in fact, the warning signs had been flashing for some time. that under president she, jim ping, china was becoming more powerful. more ambitious and more ruthless. like in china's remote region of shame, jang, where evidence emerged of mass oppression of the muslim minority concentration camps, forced labor re education. the u. s. has called it genocide. in the south china sea bay. jing was turning remote reefs into militarized islands, trying to assert control of crucial shipping routes and intimidate neighbors with their own territorial claims. chinese military is expanding dramatically with some new missile technologies, more advanced than west, and a navy growing even bigger than america's. and for t

this was the chile development. it suggested that that trust that it had been building up might be misplaced. and it through that whole idea of funded to his handle that we heard about earlier. the idea that by engaging with china, you might encourage it to open up politically. well, all that was thrown into doubt. in fact, the warning signs had been flashing for some time. that under president she, jim ping, china was becoming more powerful. more ambitious and more ruthless. like in china's remote region of shame, jang, where evidence emerged of mass oppression of the muslim minority concentration camps, forced labor re education. the u. s. has called it genocide in the south china sea bay. jing was turning remote reefs into militarized islands, trying to assert control of crucial shipping route and intimidate neighbors with their own territorial claims. chinese military is expanding dramatically with some new missile technologies, more advanced than west, and a navy growing even bigger than america's. and for taiw

this was the chile development. it suggested that, that trust that it had been building up might be misplaced. and it through that whole idea of bundled to his handle that we heard about earlier. the idea that by engaging with china, you might encourage it to open up politically. will all that was thrown into doubt . in fact, a warning signs had been flashing for some time. that under president she, jim ping, china was becoming more powerful. more ambitious and more ruthless. like in china's remote region of shane jang, where evidence emerged the mass oppression of the muslim minority concentration camps, forced labor re education. the u. s. has called it genocide in the south china sea. beijing was turning remote reefs into militarize islands, trying to assert control of crucial shipping routes and intimidate neighbors with their own territorial plains, chinese military and expanding dramatically. some new missile technologies more advanced, going to west and the navy growing even bigger than america's. and for tai

but the shockwaves swept across the globe, with tsunami alerts stretching from chile to japan. it was very short but very explosive. so it tells us there was enough energy released in this very short—lived blast that was able to essentially explode water, push water out of the way, and create this shock wave that sent ripples literally across the globe. in california, many beaches were closed as a precaution — and that's more than 5000 miles from where the volcano erupted. john donnison, bbc news. let's go live to the west coast of the united states where they're monitoring the tsunami threat, and speak withjoe sirard, a meteorologist with the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, based near los angeles. thank you forjoining us. how serious is it? we thank you for 'oining us. how serious is it?— serious is it? we have had a tsunami _ serious is it? we have had a tsunami advisory _ serious is it? we have had a tsunami advisory along - serious is it? we have had a tsunami advisory along the l serious is it? we have had a - tsunami advisory along the west coast wh

but the shockwaves swept across the globe, with tsunami alerts stretching from chile to japan. it was very short but very explosive. so it tells us there was enough energy released in this very short—lived blast that was able to essentially explode water, push water out of the way, and create this shock wave that sent ripples literally across the globe. in california, many beaches were closed as a precaution — and that's more than 5000 miles from where the volcano erupted. jon donnison, bbc news. they're monitoring the tsunami threat right across the pacific, of course, and i've been speaking tojoe sirard, a meteorologist with the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, based near los angeles. he says it's been a worrying time but the worst seems to be over. we have had a tsunami advisory along the west coast which means tsunami waves above the mean sea level about 1—3 feet was expected and most areas had that range so we had some minorflooding, we had some surges into various harbours with some damage to some boats, that sort of thing. but it was an advisory whi

the protest is waving the country's flag, say they are trying to defend chile, natural resources, you and so forth. of a former albanian presence of clashed with police in the capital. tarana demonstrates his smashing the way into the opposition, the democratic parties, h q, while police use t, a gas, a water cannon against them, at least one officer and the protest injured. we think the protest is we're led by a former party lead a celebration, was thrown out of the democrats following allegations of corruption. and i thought into national world news one i am live from moscow and r h q. with me, kevin, no, in thanks very much for watching this weekend for me and the team. a very good morning. ah ah, the join me every thursday on the alex simon show. when i was speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business, i'll see you then. me. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, i'm after tanzania watching going underground the team, and i will be back for a brand new season on wednesday, the 12th of january. but until then, we'll be showing you some of your favorite shows from t

but the shockwaves swept across the globe, with tsunami alerts stretching from chile to japan. it was very short but very explosive. so it tells us there was enough energy released in this very short—lived blast that was able to essentially explode water, push water out of the way, and create this shock wave that sent ripples literally across the globe. in california, many beaches were closed as a precaution — and that's more than 5000 miles from where the volcano erupted. john donnison, bbc news. joe sirard is a meteorologist with the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, based near los angeles. he says it's been a worrying time, but the worst seems to be over. we had some minorflooding, we had some surges into various harbours with some damage to some boats and that sort of thing. but it was an advisory, which is the lesser extent of the tsunami versus a warning. so actually we kind of dodged a bullet along the west coast here, with just advisory tsunami conditions. and so no real damage to property or any casualties? well, no casualties that i'm aware of. ther

distances while russian president vladimir putin attended a mass alone at his residence outside moscow. chile, we'll begin offering a 4th shot of the koran of ours vaccine from next week. it's the 1st country in latin america to offer the extra dose chiller has one of the was highest vaccination rates at 85 percent of the population about 57 percent have received the booster shot. let's get a check on some of the other developments in the pandemic world health organization . as warned against describing the new amik ron variant as mild. although studies suggest the variant is less likely to cause serious illness, it is still killing people around the world, cautioned the w. i jose chief japan has approved no restrictions in 3 regions. starting from friday. these are the 1st anti cove. it measures in the country since september, when japan lifted emergency controls and health authorities in costa rica say they will begin vaccinating children h between 5 and 11 against coven 19 next week. u. s. presidential biden has mocked the 1st anniversary of the storming on the capital. on the jenny, with

i'm looking at the charts from brazil, from peru, even from chile. they are a peak 3 weeks ago, and then it went down. all i can say is that every one is vulnerable to this. and that's why leaders in the region are pushing for more booster shots. and preparing for some difficult days ahead. as the army kron variant continues to spread business, i will, i'll just see them when a site is just as a bank out on the streets. and because it's done undeterred by a state of emergency orders and the government's resignation, tracy was started several days ago, a high fuel prices in countries west. since then, they spread to the largest city of massey. we reported that the mass office has been set on fire. the president has issued calls for calm and warnings. though what under after called, dia compatriots. i urge you once again to see reason and not to react to provocations from inside and outside. the euphoria of rallies and permissive nurse calls to a tech office spaces of civilian and military authorities. absolutely illegal. this is a crime followed by pu

cast out on the one hand, we believe press freedom, but on the other hand, we're going to richmond, chile. massage. now think of your property. i mean, united states is chase just really makes a little bit really mad about the, the caching turning here in australia, what they just don't understand and wrong. what is the starting citizen which comes down this road. mm ah, with this is boom bus. the one business show you can't afford to mit bambridge a bore in washington. here's what we have. coming up mid. a turbulent year of coven 19 and geopolitical friction. china thought our record trade surplus in 2021. straight ahead. we'll dig into those figures that will take us been around the globe to bring you the latest performance from international market. and there's a huge development that could be brewing in the crypto currency sector, as jack dorothy lock is waiting further into the industry. we'll discuss. got a lot to cover started and we leave the program with china's growing dominance in exports, the world's 2nd largest economies trade surplus hit an annual record of $676000000000.00

and the secret, according to presidents of us, young fietta is at chile began purchasing them even before they existed. woodward, we were inviting a small group of correspondents for coffee. benita told us that he bet on treat laboratories that seemed more likely to cross the finish line 1st, including pfizer and senior back it. it will be anointed. the government began taking measures at a very early stage and with strong decisions to buy vaccines and to begin vaccinating very early, even with the 3rd dose. and he says, arrangements have already been made to guarantee a 5th dose if necessary. sunday, although in chile they've been mil reported cases of animals being infected, the health ministry is taking no chances this weeks and i became the 1st tape to be a knock, elated at the blin zoom that emma has sunday when the camp last sunday is a unique specimen in south america, only pure bornea rang a tongue with such an important reproductive potential for the species, which is why we focused on immunizing him 1st and also immunizing the big cats. which amount to be naturally prone to this

sector to mine 400000 tons of lithium protesters waving the country's flag, say that they are defending chiles. natural resources and supporters of a former albanian president have clashed with police in the capital to run up demonstrators smashing their way into the opposition democratic party headquarters, while police used to gas and water cannons against them, at least one officer and a protest. her were injured, the protesters were led by former party leader sally russia was thrown out of the democrats following allegations of corruption. that doesn't for me, this hour, i will be back in about the 33 and a half minutes with a look at your headlines. our international ah so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk ah ah oh, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? high solutions for community. are

but the shockwaves swept across the globe, with tsunami alerts stretching from chile to japan. it was very short but very explosive. so it tells us there was enough energy released in this very short—lived blast that was able to essentially explode water, push water out of the way, and create this shock wave that sent ripples literally across the globe. in california, many beaches were closed as a precaution — and that's more than 5000 miles from where the volcano erupted. john donnison, bbc news. joe sirard is a meteorologist with the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, based near los angeles. he says it's been a worrying time, but the worst seems to be over. we had some minorflooding, we had some surges into various harbours with some damage to some boats and that sort of thing. but it was an advisory, which is the lesser extent of the tsunami versus a warning. so actually we kind of dodged a bullet along the west coast here, withjust bullet along the west coast here, with just advisory tsunami conditions. and so no real damage _ tsunami conditions. and so no

the country has the highest cr virus deathly to the world. protests in chile have gathered to voice the anger against undocumented migrants mostly from venice whaler. they blamed them for rise and violence in the chilion city. we came in a similar demonstration last year protested down 10000 belonging to reason to rivals the international organization. for migration estimates, nearly 1700000 migrants are in chile guatemalan authorities of intercepted home during migrants trying to get through the country to make it to mexico. they were part of the 1st major caravan of the year now that hoping to reach the united states, which is about 2000 kilometers new international aid workers say shelters and mexico well already overwhelmed. manuel repair reports from tijuana, in mexico. hundreds of people gathered in the city of some federal sula hunter. as in the early hours of saturday, they quickly organized before sunrise to begin the perilous journey of more than 4000 kilometers toward the united states. believe him, but i bought it always danger whether you're going with the smuggler or in th

but on the other hand, with chile massage, and i think your property of the united states in his choice is what really makes a lot of people really mad about the, the guy sitting here in australia where people just don't understand then, right? one to start instances, which comes down with ah, even if you are on facebook a lot and i admit it, i am, you still might be wondering what is this met averse ortiz been swan reports on its promise and pitfalls. and the convenient timing of face books recent corporate re brand. well, holland, facebook's push forward into its new name change of meta really says that all facebook wants to leave behind its history in social media. and instead pressed forward into the all immersive world of the med averse. but let's not forget the company that is leading the charge into the met. averse has a very poor history when it comes to privacy and security. facebook plans to create hardware and other technology for the so called met, averse means more sensors and people's homes collecting vast amounts of data. you're then trusting facebook to keep that data pr

a study just published out of chile found that the patient studies did not go on the respirators. they actually go out of the hospital sooner. why would that be? not just used for what you think it uses, it improves blood flow to the lungs. it treats pulmonary hypertension, treats altitude sickness. it makes something called nitric oxide. nitric oxide is something that the ban virus decreases and viagra increases. not only is the study out of chile, several studies around the world that if you inhale that nitric oxide, your lungs get a lot better with this be 26b japan, china, scandinavia covid pier japan, china, scandinavia had all further studies are going on and i think this is a potential treatment. and then you mentioned along comes a company called ronan and "the new york times" of all places wrote this up and said that a company where you can actually prescribe viagra over telemedicine is now giving a home covid tests. you can't get them anywhere! but you can get them via telemedicine via this company and guess what you can get with the home test question what you can get v

not only was it a study out of chile, but several studies around the world that if you inhale nitric oxide your lungs who did a lot better with covid. japan, china, scandinavia all had study showing a big improvement with nitric oxide. just like viagra does. this is the beginning of something. further studies are going on. i think this 80s a potential treatment. you mentioned a company called roman. the new york times of all place wrote this up the other day and said roman, which is a company that you can prescribe viagra over telemedicine is now giving home covid test. home covid tests, you cannot ge them anywhere, but you can get them via telemedicine by roman. guess what you can get with the home test? you can get viagra. i have one question and i will call roman to find out. tucker, which do take first? the viagra or the home test? i don't know. >> as you said, if you take a massive dose of viagra you wake up. it's pretty obvious. >> rate to see you. >> thank you. i am getting ready to try it out . thanks, tucker. >> report back. >> we have a problem with our food supply. it's ob

as mono from santiago in chile, the european union does not recognize the results of november's elections. neither does the united states, canada. it's a long, long list. i think. the really interesting question is, who is actually going to attend the inauguration? that is a representative of china, russia, iran, and venezuela, cuba and bolivia, as well as argentina. interestingly enough, just a short while ago mexico decided to pull out mexico usually does not get involved in these disputes. and since representatives turn observations of all countries in the region, regardless of whether the elections are considered legitimate or not. but what happened was that none of the competitive candidates were allowed to run. they were either most of them or the vast majority of them were imprisoned. or were forced to go into exile. and so the election was widely viewed as a sham. in fact, the ortega government said that it had won by 80 percent or more of the votes, even though they were there was a record abstention rate in that election. and it's so there really is very little credibility, but

governments in the developing world became more fiscally responsible, and in some cases chile and mexico, they briefly tied their currencies to the dollar. one crucial reason that countries like italy were willing to give up their currency in favor of a common european one was that they believed that essentially merging their monetary policy with germany's would enable them to fix their inflation problem. in large measure, it worked and by the early 2000s, country were congratulating themselves for having won the war. it all seems part of a paradigm where governments recognize the power of free markets and free trade. thomas friedman used the metaphor of the golden straight jacket to explain what happened. governments placed themselves in a situation where their policy options were tightly constrained by markets and as a result their politics shrank but their economies grew. over the last few years, it has seemed as though the opposite is happening almost everywhere. look at turkey, which by the 2000s had become a model developing country, taming inflation and spurring growth. its policy

some have been stranded for more than 2 weeks waiting for a negative result in order to enter chile at ashley bout, he has been ended of 44 year wait for a home australian open tennis champion. the world number one beat, the american, daniel collins in straight sets to seal title. she's the 1st australian woman to lift the title since christina o'neill, in 1978. and those are the headlines that he's continues here on al jazeera after the stream, which is coming up next. so i'll just say, oh, while the warm we listen, design is are making serious efforts in order to impede under stop, to turn the windows. we meet with global jasmine, stormy, stung, amazon. i of the me. ok, welcome to the bonus edition of the stream where i bring you some of the great conversations from our archives today. yes. have turned their extraordinary personal stories into life. lessons for i saw coming up the force, the katie became an award winning poet. the mom who walked away from her ph. d to become a publisher, south asian children's literature. and the writer is encounters with mediocre white men. in spite

anticipate everything from floods in china, to heat waves and northern europe, to drought in australia or chile. fortunately, unlike the dinosaurs mankind has the ability to access data and use science to help mitigate what is coming to see a newman al jazeera, my diane is chilly. ah, just a quick check of the headlines here on al jazeera u. s. president joe biden has warned the kremlin, it'll pay a heavy price of russian forces in bay ukraine. he said, any move across the border with ukraine will be considered an invasion, met by a severe economic response. i've been absolutely clear with president putin here is no misunderstanding. andy, andy assembled, russia units, new cross created were that is in 1000000000, but it will be met with severe and coordinated economic response that i discussed in detail with our allies as well as laid out very clearly for president. but there is no doubt, but to be no doubt with all reputed makes this choice russian k a heavy price. meanwhile, new satellite images show the scale of russia's military build up along its border with ukraine. kiev says moscow has

to see a newman al jazeera, the other fellow chile. ah, now the top stories on al jazeera, the pulls of clothes and a snap election in portugal that it's feared will not deliver a stable government. politicians have spent the day pleading with voters to take part with turn out expected to be low. as many people isolate with corona virus infected people were allowed to leave home in the last hour to cast their ballot, but there is still no clear winner expected. a budget dispute last month saw the minority socialist government lose its allies in parliament. adam rainy has more from lisbon. what we've been hearing from voters is that people kind of split on these 2 leading parties. that's the socialists on the left and the social democrats on the right polling and recent day so that the social democrats are perhaps catching up to the socialists who had a slight edge over them. but it's really going to go down to the wire. it's not clear who's gonna be able to form a government, will it be? this left his party that's been in power for 6 y