line continues in episode 2 of blood in tears french take on and i say shame on al-jazeera. but in farewell to a football great fans in argentina lined the streets to pay their last respects to diego maradona alexander rahman. you're watching i was there a life my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes. donald trump says that he'll leave office if the electoral college confirms joe biden as winner of the presidential election between advancers incumbent president has declared the winner of sunday's elections. but the opposition continues to question the legitimacy of the vote. and going it alone. we report from

a remote region of afghanistan, that's local troops trying to maintain a fragile car without the help of u.s. forces. welcome to the program. the funeral of football, legendary gomer dollar has been held at a cemetery in argentina's capital. there was heavy security as his body was transported from the presidential palace with thousands lining the route to watch the procession. that was the. 2 the funeral cortege carried diego maradona's coffin to the cemetery, where he was laid to rest alongside his parents, the streets, lined by tens of thousands of fans, saying to a great for a national hero. the loss was felt across the world. for us, diego was a terminal for a whole life. he led argentina to the top. it's difficult for everyone. i've seen

newspapers in france and in england, they all talk about him. it's incredible. however, the chaos that blighted much of marathoners life spilled into events, marking his death fans clashed with police after the gates to the government palace where he was lying in state closed, denying them the chance to pay their last respects with his death has come the opportunity to reflect on what diego matter, dawna gave to the world of football to this neighborhood to argentina. the answer for many is everything. they created shrines of football grounds where he played a bookie juniors and here the continues juniors grounds named after him, where he began his professional career as a 15 year old in 1976. wood. diego is the people, he's the people, it's what he most identified with. he never forgot his origins, the happiness he brought this family for all these families. said, i don't want to judge him badly because he represented all our misery. and as it

says on these posters, our happiness to you. and like to thank you for all the happiness he brought us. i don't know some applause from arizona, the best of our people. thank you. really thank you. could see that they applauded here and across argentina in naples and barcelona, and around the world marathoner in the demons, he battled the day it could to go to for his magic, his vision, an ability to excite and inspire live all,, and his fans and their al-jazeera one assayas no u.s., president, all trump says he will leave the white house if the electoral college confirms the victory of president elect joe biden, speaking for the 1st time since the election, trump said it would be a mistake if biden was confirmed, adding it would be difficult to concede, trump repeated unfounded claims about the election being stolen from him because of fraudulent votes by the inauguration is set to take place on january the 20th. it

feeling run on this as well? was just so you certainly will. certainly, i will. and you know that, but i think that there will be a lot of things happening between now and the 20th of january by kind of has more from washington d.c. . certainly it's the 1st time as well that president trump has explicitly said that he will leave the white house should as this is expected, the electoral college confirm the president elect biden as the country's next president. now, president trump saying that he's still not going to concede, insisting that there's a lot of battles still to go continuing to insist with no evidence whatsoever that the election was for talent. but all of that ends affectively when the electoral college costs its votes in mid december, basically all the electors in their respective states will confirm the votes,

which at the present stands for $306.00 electoral college votes for joe biden. $232.00 for donald trump. now at that point to president trump saying he will accept the electoral college is a decision of though if he considers it as a fraud. well, that's not strictly true. he has got no option, but to accept that decision that is a constitutional point at which the next president is confirmed by the electoral college. the next step is for congress to certify all of those votes, and then the inauguration on january the 20th one must point out as well. that in more than 30 cases brought by the trump campaign or other republican organizations, have been defeated in the country's courts. so certainly he has no grounds whatsoever that would appear to continue to cry fraud, and to continue to cost any doubt whatsoever on the result of the selection. but he's going to continue to do so. it would appear drug company astra zeneca has considering running another global trial for its krone virus vaccine,

amid questions about its success rate. oxford university which partnered with the pharmaceutical firm, says some of the trial injections didn't have the right amount of vaccine to turn manufacturing error. the university says it's discussed the problem with regulators and agreed to complete the late stage trial with 2 groups. the u.k.'s chief medical advisor says he remains confident in the trial results so far. the regulators got a look at the whole thing. they'll see the type of the result set,, as he said. and we've got a great regulator, u.k., you know, look at it, know they'll make their own decisions around it. so i think, you know, my results this vaccine works only. it's very exciting and it's going to be put forward. 'd for approval, regulators will need to decide not be truthful about early fought them, is a vaccine ologist and vice president of vaccine research and development, blue willow biologics. now he says, even a vaccine, even with a vaccine, people must continue to follow the rules. i think there is

a big problem if we just you know, relax and say we have a vaccine and everything is ready and we can go out and start our life as used to be. that's really kind of a big mistake for everybody. because having a vaccine is one thing and applying the vaccine to the community and do almost everybody's really huge task that was did months. and therefore if we just relax today, because we have a good that is also from a clinical trial, that's something that should be managed well. and we should not be who lacks order behaviors and our practices and the vaccine itself. although it's a very big success for the 3 vaccines, including the estimate, seneca, there is a still many open issues that have to be answered before we get to the point where we say, ok, we need it, giving the vaccine to 65 and older where we have

a weakened immune to immune system and therefore not having enough people in that category is a big problem, because then that that population will not benefit from a vaccine. therefore, i know they are the highest risk people around. so therefore, it's is an issue with regards to the $65.00 and older. the ethiopian prime minister has ordered a final offensive on the northern to grow region. a humanitarian corridor will be opened to help those fleeing. the conflict has warned residents to stay indoors after ordering the army to move in on the regional capital mackellar. a government imposed deadline for the 2 ground forces to surrender, expired on wednesday. it follows the 3 weeks of fighting with hundreds killed and tens of thousands displaced. but many of those displaced a fled to neighboring sudan. the country is currently hosting more than 45000 refugees. and some say they're struggling to get access to health care for. but

morgan has more from god, very near the border with ethiopia. this is the only health facility at village refugee camp near sudan's border with dozens come here from medical assistance each day. techno will die says he was when by doctors back in his home country that he was developing cardiac problems. now he says, days of walking, to flee from fighting in ethiopia, region, and standing in line for aid and for treatment is making him feel worse. i was told to be careful not to exhaust myself to take care of my diet, but since i had to flee my chest pains have been increasing. and when i come here, there's often a long line or no doctor, for hundreds of patients in the camp that hosts more than 15000. the center is the 1st and sometimes the only place to seek treatment. despite that, it has little to offer to patients all who fled to escape fighting from to gray. matter. i wasn't suffering from anything when i was back at my i've been

struggling to get medication since i got here and the treatment is very poor. more than 45000 refugees have been displaced by the fighting integrate. it started 3 weeks ago following a government offensive on the to great people's liberation front. the offensive was a response to an attack by the front on a military base and came after months of tension between the regional government and the federal government. 2 camps have been opened in sudan to cope with the influx of refugees. but providing services, especially health services, is challenging as more and more refugees continue to arrive. the camp here has 3 doctors who are also refugees to tend to the sick. we don't even think we cannot grow blood freedom for them. we don't have our views with you know, that could be of benefit. there are many here that we've grown to be that if

they are going to be, this is what we don't have the drugs we don't obviously think about, for instance, sudan's commission of refugees says it's trying to assist the refugees with access to health care, but need support from organizations to be able to help the sick develop what's needed is for health organizations to provide emergency medications. the refugee community is no mingling with the local community and some turn to local health facilities to get treatment. health organizations need to step up to ensure that refugees have proper health care. most refugees here say they don't know how long they remain in this camp, or if they will be relocated to places with better facilities. but they say they hope their calls for assistance will be listened to before a medical crisis. of course, he will morgan al-jazeera out of state, well still ahead, hale knows there are hundreds that families destroyed. pressure mounts on bangladesh to account for

a series of extrajudicial killings. by an elite police unit from street games to international competitions. we meet the young filipino chess player, making some very big news. the weather looks pretty unsettled for the middle east over the next couple of days . yeah, the middle east seeing a fair bit of rainfall, we saw some rather nasty weather, just around cairo as we went through the last a day or so, the shower still in place here, but there are the process of a saying, see the showers that are just around the bases side of the mediterranean for friday, starting to pull away from northern parts of egypt, russia, showers there through iraq, pushing into northern parts of iran, western areas of ronald's, the same somewhat weather and some showers along dispose of rain possible into kuwait,

northern and central parts of saudi arabia that becomes more expansive as we go on through friday, possibly some heavier rain pushing tools, western parts of europe, even here in doha, you could catch a spot or 2 of right as we go through saturday, temperatures around 26 celsius. let's push further east where we've seen as cycling making its way into southern parts of india just to the south of chennai. it continues to push further west, which it is weakening, of course, but still some very, very heavy rainfall coming in with this system of 100 millimeters of rain. also, sunny a possibility as a slides across pushing towards maharastra will see that wetter weather, grassy pushing through. and there's another system following behind. but the american people have finally folk in america as i saw it when america is off balance or to become more dangerous. the world is looking at us with a mixture of sadness and cake. with the election behind us will the republican

party dump truck with the feel we can take on us politics and society? that's the bottom line. if you want to help save the world, sneeze and hero. welcome back. you're watching al-jazeera with me still run a reminder of our top stories. the funeral of diego maradona has taken place to cemetery in argentina's capital point as i raise the country is observing 3 days of mourning for the legendary footballer who died from heart attack on wednesday. u.s. president donald trump says that he will leave the white house if the electoral

college confirms the victory of president elect joe biden is the closest trump has come to conceding defeat. and astra zeneca is now considering running another global trial after it admitted its krone votes. vaccines further research, oxford university, which partnered with the pharmaceutical firm, says some of the trial injections didn't have the right amount of vaccine due to a manufacturing error. now an elite police unit in bangladesh is being accused of hundreds of extra judicial killings over several years. it's drawn international, concern including calls from u.s., senators for sanctions. people who say their loved ones are missing, tortured or killed all desperate for answers. tanveer chadri reports start from the capital dhaka, the 10 senators, both republicans and democrats say the u.n. experts, journalists, and human rights group had documented the activities of bangladesh's, rapid action battalion in

a letter to the trump administration. they say there were cases of extrajudicial killings and forced disappearances and widespread torture. in june 2018, jump surely watched helplessly as several men in plain clothes, identifying themselves as detectives and members. up, rob picked up his 30 year old son from outside his home in the capital dhaka. he also saw 2 motorcycles with uniform red members as seen, caught on security camera at a nearby shop. police and robbed, denied involvement. ali hasn't seen his son again. i mean, i'm not saying i want justice to be delivered for my son, whether it's done internationally locally or by the prime minister. if they have killed my son, then they should return the dead body if he is detained, then release him. if he has committed any crime, then there is a court and law. they can just kill him. can they? human rights groups say law enforcement agencies are often used by the ruling

parties to repress opposition and dissent. rights groups have criticized bangladesh . government for hundreds of extra judicial killings, as part of their so-called entered drug and guitar playing down, amnesty international has accused officials there of fabricating evidence to support their statements of gunfights and crossfire that instead of launching proper investigations. i'll just serious request for an interview was declined by the bangladesh home ministry and the rapid action battalion. but the state minister for foreign affairs responded to the senator's letter at a news briefing that envelops. it was within their jurisdiction to make such comments. but until and unless a state or an international denies ation convey this directly to us only then can we react in 2017, who is now the husband of the cook. those and 2 other men were picked up from russia's bottom, our area by plainclothes members of the law enforcement agencies. a week later,

who snared i was told by a source close to rep that our husband was in custody at a secret location. there has been no sign of the 3 men since i still don't know letters or you don't know who recently knows. it's been a very difficult struggle for me and my children. the future looks bleak for them without him. i want him to return home. whoever might be detaining him, please return him. i want justice for him and a proper investigation. in july this year, the killing of a retired army special forces officer by police sparked protests across the country . several police officers are now behind bars, but no one's been held to account for the disappearance or deaths of hundreds of others. and the body count continues to grow. chaudhry al jazeera dhaka bangladesh . the australian military has moved to just miss more than a dozen soldiers to an inquiry found some of its special forces in afghanistan may have committed war crimes. investigators uncovered evidence that soldiers had

unlawfully killed $39.00, unarmed civilians and prisoners. most of the killings happened in 201-220-1319, current and former troops have been referred for possible prosecution. the trumpet ministrations plans to withdraw 2 and a half 1000 u.s. troops from afghanistan in january and a further push to end america's longest war. many u.s. bases are being handed over to the afghan army despite a surge in violence. al-jazeera conscious fury visited one of those bases in action . it was volatile region, the east, where security forces are trying to maintain a frog child home. these valleys have seen violence and death like few places in afghanistan. the area was occupied by isis fighters who targeted people in the region and destroyed their villages. now, things have changed in the sort of had to suffer. there is a taliban presence in the border areas of this district,

but i saw this completely eliminated from this area. for nearly 4 years, relentless u.s. airstrikes supporting afghan military operations. across the chain in eastern afghanistan destroyed. i saw sanctuary here on patrol with afghan army. probably gone right here a year ago, it would have been completely impossible. but now since i saw was going to be they have been very quiet at the nearby base. it's also quiet. it was from here that u.s. special forces with the use of sophisticated technology and air support for i saw the base was handed over to the afghan army may. these emblems are some of the few reminders that american troops were once here when the foreigners left, they did not leave equipment like weapons, vehicles,

and other military equipment that we needed. we are an urgent need of heavy weapons, like artillery, mortars, cannons, and ammunition. if we have all these heavy artillery with us, we will be able to defend our country in a better way. the base commander says the taliban often attacks the base from the mountains day and night. the base is only levon kilometers from the border with pakistan. from where he says taliban fighters can slip into the area. nato has suggested i soul, remains a concern here and has promised to support the afghan security forces for the next 4 years. despite the sudden u.s. drawdown in the villages of achieving people who had fled, the fighting are returning to their homes. some say that makes no difference. the americans are no longer in the area with us in that you know, when you go we are proud of our security forces and we are not worried. we want the

taliban, the government on the face, negotiating teams to know that we have suffered a lot and we can't afford to see more funerals of our loved ones. we want peace and peace at any cost. and if peace ever comes to this remote corner of afghanistan, people here also hope they can finally have a hospital and a bigger school for all the children. so everyone can know what a peaceful life looks like. for incontrovertibly, al jazeera, a change, eastern afghanistan, south korean media say the national intelligence agency has folded attempt by north korea to hack into companies developing coronavirus vaccines. a politician briefed by the agency says there was no damage the hockey operation. it's unclear how many companies were involved earlier this month. microsoft said north korean and russian hackers a try to break into organizations in 5 countries involved in treatment of vaccine

research. germany's imposing stricter law measures as it struggles to suppress credit virus infections. chance langley merkel says restrictions are likely to continue into january. she's also pushing for an e.u. vote on shutting ski resorts over the winter holidays, but that's getting a chilly reception in other european countries. as dominic cain reports from berlin in winter means snow and skiing at this resort to the danger of coded 19 has not prevented the slopes from opening. and these skiers from enjoying them. because all vocoded has killed more than 4000 people in switzerland. officials here do not want it to kill the economy too, and they say they have protection measures in place. we're trying to make it possible to do do skiing vacations are a skiing day in 7 months. and we're trying hard at the moment to improve every possibility that it's been offered. so with the distance socialist think masks

whatever, because we believe we have to live with 19. but across the border in france, the view is different. more than 50000. people have died with covert 19 and ministers here fear a repeat of the kinds of super spread of ski events that occurred in austria and elsewhere at the start of the pandemic in europe. of course it will be possible for everyone to go to ski resorts to enjoy the pure mountain air and the shops will be open except bars and restaurants. simply put, all the ski lifts on public facilities will be closed to the public. in burnley into there is a determination to try to prevent mass participation events, whether in ski resorts or not right across the government and obama. and we will try in europe to get an agreement on closing all skiing areas. unfortunately,

judging by what the oceans are saying, it does not look like it is going to be easy to achieve, but we will give it another try. the feeling in the austrian capital is that those who want to close their ski resorts should have to compensate people whose revenue will disappear. that's unlikely to please many politicians here in the german capital, who are already worried by the spiraling costs of the pandemic here, particularly now that they've just agreed to extend the current lockdown until just before christmas. dominic cain al-jazeera. millions of americans have been travelling over the thanksgiving holiday, despite warnings from health experts urging them to stay at home and stem the spread of coronavirus. the u.s. transportation security administration says nearly 6000000. people took flights from friday to wednesday. and on wednesday, the day before the thanksgiving holiday, 1000000 people pass through airport security. and on that day, the u.s. recorded 2400 deaths linked to covert 19 more than 90000 people are in hospital

with the virus. professor lawrence gostin is the founding chair, founding story of o'neil chair in global health floor at georgetown university where he says, there's a possibility. the number of covert related deaths will increase after the holiday season. the worst case scenario is that we'll have a 100000 or more deaths between now and when the vaccine rolls out. i think, you know, basically the drug administration has pretty much given up and the president almost never meets, is this task force? the federal government is in disarray. it's highly politicized. this t. and people just want to, you know, go to restaurants, bars, they want to enjoy themselves. and they want family celebrations, and they see every restriction as a 10, joel, violation of their own freedom,

legal. no, no human being, you know, free to do things that may risk your own life. but if you're risking someone else's life, you know, an elderly neighbor or a family member, you know, that's not freedom that, that just simply, you know, causing unnecessary death to others and nobody has the freedom to harm other people . france's interior minister householder the suspension of police officers who allegedly attacked and racially abused a black music producer inside his own studio. the incident was recorded by security cameras inside the man's location. he told reporters police followed him in after seeing him outside without a face mask. the incident comes ahead of a protest against police violence on saturday. young chess masters from around the world are set to compete in an international online championship. and one,

a 10 year old progeny from the philippines is already being tipped as a player to watch. general allen deccan has more historic. from manila al bashir bhutto may seem like a typical young boy, but at the age of 10, he is already the philippines. chess, prodigy, he improves his skills on manila sidewalks, mostly in the streets of kapil, were older avid chess players like a meet to pass the time. here he beat veteran players with the mastery and position where you least seen from young players like him. even pulling a jaw with master player chief to guard to go far. if he gets the right support, the support from the government is crucial. he needs to be exposed more. the get better was 6 when he started competing internationally. he has played in iran, china, and malaysia,

and for so many muslims here of long felt discriminated against in a country where they are. a minority alba share is a source of pride. people here tell us stories, their own aspirations, a young filipino muslim, making it to the global stage because of sheer talent and determination. in competitions, i always work hard to make it worthwhile for my parents and those who supported me . the best part about chess is winning, but losing is good too because you learn more. but there are struggles. back home. al bashir comes from a poor family who moved from around the city in the southern philippines, a place held back by war and displacement. his parents have often struggled to make ends meet, so paying for alba shares training has proven to be difficult. despite his classes and online competition, he still has to share a laptop with 5 other siblings. nation level,

no one invited him all day to my home. i had but they put it straining. it's not easy but god. so we have to support he he said to compete in the online world cadets and youth rapid championship this week. and although he's weak internet connection, the toe may cost him critical minutes in the game, but share remains confident. like so many prodigies before him. he says his chess pieces have given him a sense of purpose and hopefully a we out of poverty. jim duggan al-jazeera manila. what you want to say with me celeron, the reminder of our top stories, the funeral of football legend, diego maradona, has taken place at a cemetery in argentina's capital. but as i raise there was heavy security as his body was transported from the presidential.