0. 0 watching the news hour live from london coming up in the next 60 minutes a massive turnout in central african republic where voters braved intimidation and threats of violence to cost their ballots. as election looks set to deliver the country's 1st peaceful handover of power from one elected president to another. europe launches a mass vaccination drive with medical staff and the elderly top of the list for the

pfizer biotech chapter. on the canary islands tries to tempt remote workers to swap their winter knockdowns for this home office with a much better view. i'm german ashworth sport is christiania right now day adds another trophy to his foster collection after missing out on the fifo bass player award the event to stop being named by of the century. hello welcome to the news our top story voters have turned out in large numbers in the central african republic for an election seen as a crucial test in a country that suffered years of instability polls closed in the past few hours after a fraught week which saw rebel groups threaten to march to the capital and disrupt the vote there were reports of armed groups shooting into the ad to intimidate

voters in one town but the united nations has said that the process was largely peaceful president. is seeking a 2nd term in office he is considered the favorite in a field of 17 candidates but the opposition and rebels accuse him of vote rigging. well the country has proved chronically unstable since independence from france in 1960 suffering 5 coups and numerous rebellions francois was he's a who is a christian came to power in a coup but was ousted in 2013 by the seleka a largely muslim rebel coalition which over around the country and seize the capital since then subsequent waves of violence of killed thousands of people and forced more than a 1000000 to feed their homes nearly 700000 have fled the country altogether the current president. was elected in 2016 and the united nations of accused by these a of being behind the current rebel offensive in an effort to take power again well

300 russian troops and 300 rwanda's service personnel have joined the $12800.00 strong un peacekeeping force that's already in place to try and quell the violence and show that the vote happens peacefully will catherine soy is in the capital bungie. polls have closed and counting has just started this polling station i expect counting i started in other polling stations here in bowling used in a lot of observers from the african union and other missions other missions as well most a lot of the vote in other provinces are going to be airlifted here because of the security situation in some of those areas but also because of the road network which is very bad and transport by a road you're told is not a good idea so they're going to be airlifted here we expect results we're told in the next 4 to 5 days maybe alia but the big question going forward really

is the voters handing out how will the watertown not be a lot of people of talk to us say they are concerned because of the security situation especially in the provinces the u.n. has a particularly talked about an area called brianna north of here the 'd u.n. official saying that armed men armed groups have been shooting in the air particularly in polling stations people have run away the u.n. blue helmets have been sent to reinforce the troops that were already there in some places we are told that. armed people have been making away with the ballot papers and ballot boxes and so once a lot of intimidation a lot of harrisburg but we have also heard from the u.n. saying that these are very few areas in the provinces and in most of the country voting went ahead peacefully. well it's a nice brown is deputy special representative for miska this is the u.n. peace mission in the country joins us now via skype from bunky obviously before the

election took place human rights groups and the united nations as well warned against any violence in the country and about the threat that that posed to civilians to vote says tell us give us more detail in your assessment about the way in which this vote was conducted. to determine not only in the company but. these. banks who already. are the republican. we can with the border guards that we patiently who vote and they hold and make body. beautiful conditions. and countries have demonstrated. time and he's. raised. are you confident that the

country can go on to the mall peaceful stable phase that you describe and we were just talking about the background to this story successive waves of violence for some years now since 2013 what might fall into a bush he's a do after the election. you know if there are 14. months do we have 3 over the past week. deliberately targeted. target. population to try. to vote. to former president. for the moment. all of those people who came to vote and we don't know the number will be cast and that vote will contribute. the country with the rest what will happen with those clue to . target. people and uniting. the government will decide.

how to last for the moment we are determined to make sure that this vote all the way. what about problems that could arise because just saying that. you mentioning the rebel groups and that had been cold for the vote to be postponed obviously have hasn't happened could this be a pretext for that to be another wave of violence a rebellion. there. in the coming weeks. certain political asters were prevented from. that. which is why united nations has brought in additional. from other missions. we. group as the morning we heard gunfire

or your morning with. the electoral process. to age so we will continue to do that. because we are cavalry secure it. all right thank you very much denise brown deputy special representative for the united nations mission there in the central african republic well. there has also been going to the polls and this is a very significant election because for the 1st time in its history because see a democratic change and so that is the anticipation with chair and of course there is an election taking place in that country address has been following this story from the capital. news your president mohammad yousuf who votes not to stay in power but to look to successor. he chose to step aside at the end of his 2nd term

and a time some west african leaders tweak their country's constitution to remain in office the significance of this day is not lost on the 69 yo or president so this is today is a special day for us it is also and most of all a special day phoenicia which will experience for the 1st time in its history a democratic change over and i hope that this change will be the 1st step towards other changes in order to solidify our democratic process i hope this 1st change over will enable him to solidify its reputation as a democratic country in africa and in the world and this is the man he designated as successor former minister of interior and 40 affairs it was a momentous challenge by 29 other candidates among them 2 former heads of state and a former prime minister. who senior democrat says he has voted in every election since independence and easy again to choose

a leader for. i think you do wonder when every time i do this is a duty to my country but also expecting our leaders will fix our problems by force immutable because it's the thrill of voting for the 1st time oh my god i'm what i can i can tell you it's exciting it's like no other i lack casting their ballot the elections were held and safety concerns after an uptick in violence killed more than 50 people this month among them members of new forces many voters list security and poverty as their main concerns now attacks by armed groups near the border with nigeria mali and broken a fossil have killed hundreds of soldiers and civilians in recent years the local economies also been beat on by covered 94 in the prices of its main export your reign as well as a long term closure of the nigerian border that many essential goods are imported of course. sale the elections as

a success for the most. spot. there are few places where the elections cannot be held by many others we were able to organize voting despite security threats of results of the elections as predicted to be announced within 5 days and ratified by the constitutional court in 2 weeks i win i will need 50 percent of the vote plus one to avoid a runoff otherwise the top 2 candidates will head to a 2nd round in february next year amid a recent al-jazeera yemi well janice manual a can see as a teaching fellow in lecture at university of aberdeen in scotland and says there are security issues which could jeopardize it just ability this is a big test and a big moment in need he's. bet there is a huge threat because of mainly to security issues there your reporters are clearly outlining new jersey is going through quite

a number of security issues with neighbors in mali and you know if i saw in the august side when nigeria so on asia is one of the poorest countries on earth i in fact it was. it was in the year by the head all the water food program going to court to tell him that the world food program had one in no doubt peace fried rice for 22 and so this is a very complex country with difficult issues to do with politics economy extra climate and everything else and then you have an election that is dividing. a few people by you have to wait and see what happens in transition before we can begin to talk about this next political moment. not that it. you've got a presidential candidate bobby wine says one of his bodyguards has been killed by the police the pop star turned off position politician says francis and ted was

deliberately run over appen while his convoy was taking a journalist wounded by police to seek medical help a spokesman for the military police is tonight was hit and says he fell from a speeding car will be wind has emerged as the strongest challenger to uganda's longtime president awareness' 70 and next month's election he with the news hour live from london still ahead israel and has its lockdown with people allowed no more than a kilometer from their home. look at the consequences of millions of americans losing their unemployment benefits off to president trump refused to sign the coded release bill. and andy marra gets a late invitation to play at the 1st tennis grand slam of the new year will have those details with gemma in the school. european union has embarked on one of the world's largest coronavirus vaccination

campaigns with the ultimate aim of protecting 450000000 people across 27 countries health care workers and residents with a 1st in line to receive the pfizer biotech vaccine which gained regulatory approval this week continence leaders called it a moment of unity and hope as dominic cain reports from berlin. when get a good heart or was born good world was coming to terms with the so-called spanish flu pandemic now 101 years later she's become the 1st person in berlin to receive the bio on tech pfizer coronavirus vaccine as a resident of a care home she knows how deadly covert can be there are there are several ferries and. this is very dangerous we hear and read about it and there are so many people dying in other homes it's horrible and that's why it's so good that we can be vaccinated against it it is a big advantage for all of us who live here such scenes have been repeated in care

homes in clinics across the european union reason that's made them i think that you know that the pandemic won't just disappear as of today but the vaccine is the beginning of the victory over the pandemic the vaccine is a game changer we have always known that in today's the 1st day of this new phase millions of doses of the vaccine have been dispatched to massive vaccination centers around the e.u. in the run up to the new year in some places there have been isolated reports of problems with the cooling mechanisms required to keep the bio on tech pfizer vaccines safe but overall in the e.u. institutions there is confidence all of us also gets a hint of we have made sure that in europe itself people get vaccines and we haven't brought that import for europe to make sure that if a vaccine doesn't work that we then have other candidates for it in the german capital the government's aim is to inoculate as many as 5000000 people by next april this is another of the mass vaccination centers the former airport in temple

hoff 70 years ago this place was instrumental in the berley an airlift when fresh supplies of hope millions of berliners now once again it finds itself in the forefront this time in the fight against coated dominant cane al-jazeera at berlin's old temple port. elsewhere israel has ended its nationwide coronavirus lockdown even as thousands of people are being vaccinated against the disease non-essential shops have been shot for the next 2 weeks residents misstate within a kilometer of the homes the measures are in response to recent surge in infections with around 4000 new cases reported daily officials are hopeful this could be the country's final lockdown as they look to ramp up the vaccination program 280000 people have been inoculated of the past week or a nasser is in west jerusalem explains what the restrictions involve. we're a few hours into this very full on lockdown basically in the country it's due to

last about 2 weeks but health officials are saying that that is likely to be extended and it will reach about a total of 3 to 4 weeks numbers really of infection here have been really surging recently reaching about 4000 cases recorded per day but health officials also said that if this lockdown hadn't come into place that those numbers could reach about 9000 a day in terms of the restrictions people are not allowed to go outside of a kilometer range away from their homes and most businesses are going to be closed except for anything that's considered essential so groceries and pharmacies and so on and so forth the big concern here though are schools schools are for the most part supposed to continue to be open to be open and health officials are worried that that is exactly the reason why the lockdown will be extended in terms of the

vaccinations that you've mentioned the government says that about 250000 israelis have been vaccinated or over the past week and prime minister netanyahu said yesterday that they're hoping to reach about $150.00 vaccinations per day he also said that he spoke to madonna and 5 there and asked them to meet that demand so we'll just have to wait and see if those doses arrive and when bill arrives. meanwhile south korea is saying it will maintain its current coronavirus restrictions for another 6 days as new daily cases remain at new record levels around a 1000 new infections are being reported every day health officials have called for measures around the capital to be tightened with the majority of cases being confirmed in the greatest soul area gatherings of more than 4 people will remain banned nationwide until at least january 3rd ski resorts and other terrorist plots will also remain closed through the busy new year period well the recriminations

have begun in the united states often millions of americans to all their unemployment benefits expire at midnight the payments to around 14000000 people stopped after president onil trump refused to sign a pandemic relief bill into law by part sense to me this package agreed by congress earlier this week would have extended the funds until the month of march but trump called the bill it describes this and said he wants to see stimulus checks increase from $600.00 to 2000 so let's go to jordan she joins us live from washington so congress has obviously taken some time to agree on this code relief package president trump refusing to sign it what happens next. well essentially basically congress is going to have to come back on monday and start trying to figure out how to get some sort of stimulus payment to americans who have been affected economically because of the pandemic the house of representatives is supposed to try to take up standalone $2000.00 per adult measure

on monday but it's not clear one how much it will take to pass that legislation and to whether the colleagues in the u.s. senate are willing to take it up because it comes down to a party line split republicans think that this is too much money they say that the $600.00 that was agreed to in the bill that is sitting on the president's desk at his home in florida is how much money should be apportioned but congressional democrats say that the $2000.00 is badly needed money there is bipartisan agreement however that donald trump the u.s. president is making a big mistake by not signing this legislation because the economic pain for americans is very real this is one of the republican senators who is telling the president that he needs to get all with that senator pat toomey of pennsylvania

because you don't get everything you want even if you're the president of the united states we have 2 legislative bodies and democrats control one republican see other look if they were just the freestanding government funding bill i would almost certainly be voting against that but i think that covert relief measures are really really important and you know in my state as in many other states we have governors who are closing down businesses again people are out of work certainly through no fault of their own i think we need the extended unemployment benefits i think we need another round of the p.p.p. loans which are really grants to small businesses to keep their workforce. and as have been much of a response from president elect joe biden well we saw the statement coming from the president elect on saturday which he accused the president of abdicating his responsibility to sign this 900000000000 dollar a covert relief bill now we are expecting to hear from the president elect on

monday afternoon at his home in wilmington delaware he's holding a meeting with experts from his national security and foreign policy teams and then exact spectate to address reporters it's likely although not confirmed that joe biden will have more to say about the economic pain that people are experiencing because of the pandemic related business closures and stay at home orders that have been taking place now for more than 9 months in this country thank you very much from washington rosen jordan christmas has laid back the scale of hunger among americans because of the coronavirus pandemic situation made worse by the president's refusal to sign a covert relief bill we were just hearing about there to give you an idea of what's happening in the 1st week of this month more than one in 10 u.s. adults said the household had not had enough to eat in the previous 7 days in the

state of arkansas it was nearly one in 5 that number of people living with food insecurity has doubled since last year we the highest number since records 1st began more than 20 years ago over the course of this year its estimates of a system 8 that one in 4 children in the united states that's 74000000 will not have had enough to eat the country's largest network of food banks has a staggering 8000000000 more meals are needed on american tables next year to stave off hunger mary matalin is a community organizer for food security and the co-founder of project restore she joins us via skype from cambridge massachusetts. can you give us an idea of why food insecurity is getting worse in the country. it's gotten so much worse because as you know a lot of a lot of folks are losing their jobs they're losing their housing and the 1st thing to go they eat your meals we actually hear that directly from

a lot of our recipients and the need has at least doubled in massachusetts. as you say people are struggling to pay their rent in some cases that losing their home to pay the bills and it's affecting the housing as well and food is very easy to cut back on but what have you what have you been seeing among the people that you've been in contact with the people that you've been speaking to. it's been you know we're right in front of these folks every day in terms of delivering the food and just to give you one addict as you're delivering food actually right the same time as an ambulance who is taking someone away. because of a code infection so what we're seeing is a lot of folks are being laid off and that means that the they won't be buying food they'll come back on their heels as as you mentioned the statistics. and i suppose if you're helping people who've lost their homes in some cases they might have that

funds disconnected they might not have access to a phone and so then they're not able to contact it makes it that much more difficult to seek help. absolutely and that's why we that's why we rely on community organizations that have been around for decades and usually aid groups which are often the best position to actually know who in their community needs help. you have things like neighbors calling in and noticing that you know they're their neighbors that support or their family members that support and this is really just the bare minimum in terms of place the safety net it's a strong safety net but really the government should be doing a lot of this yet is strong safety net but it's driven largely by the community as you say it's not an official social safety net that's in place so the people that you know helping the people that basically falling through the cracks they've been abandoned. absolutely absolutely and a big part of it

a big correlate is actually immigration status because a lot of folks in one group that we supported 3 quarters of these folks were undocumented and that means they can't access unemployment benefits they can't access health care in the same way it's just a lot more tenuous in terms of their day to day and it's it's quite frightening and you know i'm grateful that we have a lot of community support to try to figure it out but it shouldn't have to be this way and if on documented people have at least likely to access it i guess that means that the official figures we have on food insecurity a number of people struggling to get something to eat in the country are. not entirely accurate because very many people that white be taken into account because they're invisible to public bodies 100 percent and you will see that you talk to any public health professional that with their pandemic you before the pandemic with president trump folks stop reaching out to their doctors because they were

afraid of surveillance related to that that would compromise their ability since country so that's only gotten worse if the pens emmet you can imagine as they try to seek help health care. and seek food they won't be reaching out and that's where many organizations are incredibly important oh thank you very much all the best with your marine and then community organizer after food security and co-founder of the project are still with us. thank you so much. with the news out from london much more still to tell you as a person of interest is named in this is back to the suicide bombing in nashville lisa called a truck broadcasting similar ordeal in a nearby town. if they cannot help us we really don't know. in the depths of the freezing bosnian winter migrants left without shelter a desperate for help. and stuck in the mud on the way to potential goals general explain what's going on hand in. the world.

will storm continues to back to the northwest of here you can see this massive cloud this color which has been sinking this way further south is behind this cold front significantly colder air coming through proper winter weather rock again across the british isles as we go through the next 24 hours or so down into the central mediterranean just about italy and the balkans another nasty little low there that's been producing some very heavy snow fall as well snow will become a little more expansive across the out says we go on into monday some parts could see maybe a meter of snow further north the remnants of better that will dig down with cold northerly winds blasting in across many parts all the way down into france just 10

celsius but fours and fives as for london and paris with a little wintry mix there as say the cold air really sets same as we go on in super tuesday notice what a rash of snow flurries there across the low countries pushing across into central and southern parts of france wins easing across southern areas of france but certainly nothing particularly pleasant nevertheless more showers there just around corsica pushing across into italy then just more showers too across a good part of the balkans for tuesday. back. to scarcity has become a major global issue the demand is going straight up and the supply is going straight down turning an essential natural resource into a commodity traded for profit just because it's life doesn't mean it's going to be priced what about the guy that can afford it guys tell me it's water. al-jazeera

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welcome back you're watching the news out live from london our main stories voters have defied the threat of violence to take part in elections in the central african republic the u.n. says there was a massive turnout and a voter intimidation that did take place in one town the process was still peaceful . people of new also been voting in an election that it's hoped will see the country's 1st democratic transition of our country's former interior minister is the favorite to succeed the current president mahmoud. and the corona virus vaccine rollout has started in the european union with the 1st of the group's 450000000 residents given the chance. medical software head of the queue in italy which is one of the region's worst hit countries. now police in tennessee have shut down a highway near nashville off to stopping a box truck playing audio similar to that which was heard before the explosion that rocked downtown nashville early on christmas day the home and workplace of

a 63 year old man named anthony warner are also being searched on the outskirts of the city one of the main lines of inquiry is to identify what are thought to be human remains found in the wreckage of the burned out motor home friday's blast injured 3 people damaged buildings and hit telephone and internet services across swathes of tennessee let's go to john hendren he's following the story from nashville john what do we know about the truck that's been surrounded. well that truck is a bit of a mystery there are federal and local police all over that scene but their distance a really good ways away from that truck we know that the the driver was detained by police and given the explosion that we had here on friday a whole range of law enforcement agencies is obviously taking great precautions and

there are a few scenarios that they might be worried about one is that perhaps the recording from that truck might have been misreported maybe it wasn't is similar to the bomber here but the other possibility is that this could be a copycat somebody is trying to perform this same thing inspired by the christmas bomber the worst case scenario that law enforcement would be looking at here would be if there were a group of people doing similar kinds of things to what the christmas bomber did. what we know is that this has been going on for hours police have the driver in custody and yet they're not freeing up that truck they're using the robot to inspect it and they have moved a little closer and i believe are taking a look at that truck more closely but what we know is that police haven't decided that this is not a threat. what else are we learning about the investigation. well

that's intriguing police seem to be focusing increasingly on one man is being named as a person of interest not as a subject or a target of the investigation that usually what you call someone who's a suspect but his name is anthony quinn warner he's a 63 year old man living alone apparently in the town of antioch and what attracted police attention was old photos that showed a recreational vehicle that was parked in his backyard. i've looked at the pictures it looks strikingly similar to the one that blew up here on friday and there's other intriguing information he transferred the deed of his home to a woman in california with whom he had previous had previously had some connection so there is suspicion arriving out of this in of course remember that we have reported previously that human remains were potentially found on the scene they

have to test them and make sure they're human remains and then they want to see if those might belong to a bomber but that seems to be the police suspicion that someone committed suicide in that truck because they have been they've said that there have been no casualties among the civilian population we heard a little earlier today from some of the officers who responded to that scene and micheline responding to reports of the shooting this is what one of the officers had to say upon arriving there. r.v.'s started making an announcement somewhere along the lines don't quote me exactly but it's there's a large bomb within this vehicle your primary objective is to evacuate i wasn't quite sure what i heard so i looked at officer posey just verify we heard same thing and then it started over at that time i called and notified sergeant miller he said get everyone you can out there i requested all units available from

all precinct to come. i'll never forget the window shattering after the blast all around me. it kind of looked like a big prop from a movie seeing all the glass breaking at once you know it hit me all over. but just being able to hold them and grab him and the 1st thing i could do is you could hear anybody at 1st it scared the heck out of me that. you know just for 2030 there's been a explosion and said multiple medics so i didn't know what we had and i was so scared that i just lost my entire detail. that testimony or that that a press conference often got emotional as officers choked up recalling this event describing it like a scene out of a movie and in in some cases being knocked to the ground so that investigation continues focusing on the perfect person of interest but we've also had some other

news coming in that box truck has been inspected and found by the rutherford county police department not to have contained explosives and it does look like that scene is clearing up now all right thank you very much from nashville tennessee john hendren. around the wild 23 goals under the age of 18 on married every minute in the crowd a virus pandemic is causing that right to rise the un says up to 13000000 girls might be forced into marriage over the next 10 years we spoke to dollar a teenage activist from bangladesh which has the highest child marriage rate in the wild she and her colleagues have stopped more than $600.00 marriages over the past 2 years. hi and. basically. among them. how was your childhood and what is

the best memory you have. so that then my mom was not that good to say because my mom mostly gave matted activator so just because of from that i have got the inspiration to work on these issues so then i see that. there is a child from while working for discuss problems national from basically gets added are going to. stop jemera this and also want to create doubt for an environment where if you didn't enjoy their rights and more than a. foreigner that so damn you are through fascinated graining marriage and i am most active in. community. and we have. so. the gulf we move both mother about that is because we think that family. of a ninja and we said this we thought. for solving this kind of problem we are

making some kind of dialogue with the policy makers we saw there something. worse. than why does the bad think of jan matters and how they can play a vital role to get. any kind of news of violence off jan marriage or something. then we call there and just going to get any kind of full station then we went with the police and fire and then us and they give us a forced into the venue are to solve the problem when we got the news of the days of going to give jammers then we kind of information then where does the age of the . gen marriage so then we went to. the family and i asked them that why they are giving their way of saying they don't want to invest on this go and they don't want to be at the cost of education so they're so they're giving gen myers then would

drive through and book it with the family and motivated them and then finally restart their gentle marriage this girl is 14 years old and she is reading in class 5 ring this bandini in last 2 months in october these goal was at them to get married and somehow with data from the news and census pulling we have stopped this gender is where we need that if we get married and that is and maybe hard childhood story our childhood memory we also destroy it. and we have a plan or we have a mission mission like we want to quit just that from internationally where everything is done can frequently walk and there will lie about their rights and they will work for other stripes because we believe that you don't can understand other students. hundreds of syrian refugees have been forced to flee their makeshift camp in lebanon after it was satellites at least 3 people were injured when local young people income residents clashed on saturday then reported to have set the camp near tripoli on fire aid agencies say recent tensions fuelled by

racism with locals buying more than a 1000000 syrian migrants taking their jobs. more in a 1000 migrants have spent another night sleeping out in the open in the freezing bosnian winter earlier this week a fire destroyed a camp near the border with croatia leaving people desperate for shelter catching up as how down reports. these migrants have nowhere to go they're stranded in a refugee camp and most herzegovina their goal is to reach western europe but for now their focus is surviving the winter storm the lip a camp near the croatian border has no heat and no proper facilities lined outside in subzero temperatures refugees wait for a donated meal and perhaps a sleeping bag from the red cross we are living like in the most they went on they were living like better. so please a depressed. un or us all and us to help us

because if they cannot help us we really don't. see a peace help us a fire broke out on wednesday the same day the camp was meant to be shut down a un official says it was likely said by migrants frustrated with the schedule closure and lack of alternatives now most of the infrastructure that house more than 1500 people this is strong were damaged did use it no anything and no blankets and no. better place for sleep and you know if there is a many problems and i to go rebuild right now there are reports of frostbite and hypothermia proper shoes is a luxury many here can't afford the e.u. has warned bosnia the thousands of migrants face a freezing winter without shelter but politics is getting in the way. plans to relocate migrants have been met with protests and resistance from residents and

authorities have so far failed to find new accommodations for thousands of people from asia the middle east and north africa the situation has been described as a disaster upon a disaster and the u.n. is concerned things could get worse. al-jazeera. rescuers are searching for several people missing after hour lunches and heavy snowfall more of the capital of iran at least 11 people died when blizzards hit the popular outdoors mountain range run on friday even many climbers stranded another 7 were taken to hospital with frostbite right present rescuers say the snow and cold weather is making their mission more difficult turkey's defense minister has warned that libya's eastern based forces would be legitimate targets if they attack his troops lucy a car has been in tripoli to show his support for the western base administration that's recognized by the united nations the tripoli government's receive troops and

military equipment from turkey both sides in the conflict agreed a cease fire in october which has largely held although they both accuse each other at the same time of violations or of terror that. the war criminal the killer have to are and his supporters must know that in the event of any attack on the turkish soldiers we will consider any element affiliated with this killer is a legitimate target for us we were of a years and i will not find a place to run in the event that they can carry out such an attack for this reason they must be rational especially since the spirit is witnessing a ceasefire agreement. meanwhile in a surprise move senior egyptian diplomats are in libya for talks with the un recognized government the years egypt has supported the other ministration as mahmoud of the wired explains from tripoli. they discussed issues related to activating the diplomatic ties between the 2 countries and also issues related to

the opening the egyptian consulate in tripoli but meanwhile they also talked about activating a v.a. ssion between the 2 countries as you know that the egyptian regime has been accused of backing the warlords for have to politically and militarily and meanwhile the officials with the government of national accord say because egypt is a key player so why not inviting egypt to play a role in trying to achieve peace in libya we know that the regime has been supporting the warlord plea for have to in all his military operations over the past 6 years now to belarus where 13 people have been detained in the latest weekly protest their videos posted on and on local media showed small rallies across several cities in

a human rights center release the names of 10 people arrested in minsk and 3 elsewhere weekly protests and since the month of august when president alexander lukashenko one or a disputed 6 term in office. small still ahead for you on the news hour n.f.l. side the baltimore ravens' a find of a covert outbreak that sold 26 by a sideline general have all those details and so on. and you want fries with that why you might not be able to afford them at this gold topped one time. an invitation to bear witness to all that life office. the heidi's the learner's the trials and tribulations the unseen movements and the everyday miracles the injustices the defiance the tests of

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the pandemic has decimated terrorism in spain's canary islands lockdowns and flight restrictions of left hotels and resorts sitting empty so a new era of working from home trying to turn that into an opportunity has been a smith reports from gran canaria the government wants people to swap their home office for one by the beach. is this your view when working from home during winter lockdowns. more likely in the northern hemisphere at least this is what you'll be enduring it doesn't have to be like this. the canary islands is launched a campaign to attract 30000 remote workers it's not been a tough sell you know makes my companies over in america and some people live left the city live in the mountains ok you know i think they've been supportive of people kind of doing looking after themselves and being in the right spot for them to really carry the. empty hotels deserted pools and very

quiet beaches european winter lockdowns means the canary islands is going to salvage very little from the season warm spanish banks says this region will be the hardest hit by the economic fallout from the coronavirus in spain the canaries once remote workers to stay months at a time here you can rent a bedroom and share space with other digital nomads so you're never too lonely i actually feel like i've gotten more done here. because i have this nice set up and i can balance it quite well with a nice life definitely not the strength of the word i would use would be fired and having the freedom to do things that i want to do according to the local restrictions. go for a $1000.00 a month. they call it colin when we booked until 5 or 8 months ago some corporations that were working remotely at least partially were even hiding it

because maybe they were afraid of investors what people would think because a lot of people thought that remote work is not work and it's not only work but it's actually sometimes often more productive before the pandemic the european commission says that fewer than 5 percent of the use workforce usually work from home but as a result of the outbreak of covert 19 shots up to 40 percent or. more coverage has shown all the citizens of this planet we can be very productive working from home at the same time we can balance our life our family in a better way but from the caribbean to york to the far east a growing number of countries are offering visas and deals to tempt remote workers . the biggest risk is perhaps getting sand in your life to. earn a smith al-jazeera gran canaria. all right time now this for this forward gemma thanks very am christiane i went out i may have missed out on the 5th best player

award but has been named a player of the century at the globe soccer awards in dubai although that definition of century only covers the period from 2001 until this year the portuguese stop hitler no less than another barcelona legend ron dino in the poll which is a into the public. you know that when you look be good. they want to be like you know they like me don't want to skills with skills like me everything i see my son is 10 years old and they want to look like me and i say you have a long way to to do it the real like your father but you know it's a pleasure you know the future is the kids i have for them i want i wish him all the best and when i see the kids around for example now the. big comes around with me and they turn and say. it's make me feel happy because you know they they recognize my for my be the cage and my heart war. and i'm

proud you know when you see some some stuff like that you make you proud and this is give me more to variation to carry on and to continue to do it my job and play football enjoy the people the fans and everyone by munich strike a robot of indoor ski one the player of the year award to add to the fee for best player choice he skipped a week ago and he also accepted the award for team of the f a fine. we tried to be the best we try to to win the tigers and we did it so i know that the next year will be the big challenge for us but i'm glad that we can win this trophy and i can say from all my teammates on my team also staff and president thank you everything thank you for all who vote for us liverpool manager yogen club says his players are angry off just surrendering along. with west brom in the premier league set him on a scored early for liverpool he looked to be heading for victory that was until

equalized for west brom in the 82nd minute liverpool a 3 points ahead of 2nd placed everton you play on monday. that we lost again and that it's more in the vein the boys are more angry than anything else so that because they they know that it was not perfect but that's it and all we have of course of the next game in 3 days of we are not in we don't live in dreamland just been put book it's because we want to win them we have to work for it and have to play for them have to finish situations of and they have to possible that moment this kind of things what the boys are able to do so that in the end if you just draw a probably game that can happen actually got a point against little probably share nobody nobody saw it of ocean the gesture room believe you would see a day and i think when the 1st go went and everybody thought i wanted ramillies it's going to be today particularly after they were not 7 against crystal palace last week but. the players are so good today. it was the same scoreline

molly knew at tottenham 3 with wolves and missed the chance to go 3rd tongue scored after just 57 seconds for spurs but with 4 minutes left equalized 3 romanticise tottenham up to 5th in the table speaking of their former boss christian grace is the new man in charge of german side shaka and he's their 4th coach of the season the 66 year old who said he'd be retiring from management in may a signed contract until the end of the season shaka bottom of the bundle a gun haven't won any of the 13 league games this campaign now just under 2 years ago 3 time grand slam tennis champion andy murray was ready to hang up his racket but now he's looking forward to playing in the upcoming australian open after being given a wild card mari's ranked 122nd in the world which is too low to guarantee a place in the main draw but the organizers have handed him an opportunity to take possible but the tournament being delayed by 3 weeks because of the need for players to quarantine as perth australia coronavirus rules to cricket

a century from a chink or a harness fitted in control of the 2nd test against australia melbourne india resumed on a 3641 after dismissing the aussies for 195 on day one cummings reduced india to 5453 before stand in captain ronnie's unbeaten 104 if the side to 277 for 5 which gives them a lead of 82 after a day to australia lead the series one them. those that don't who don't obviously there's been what it is one of the most challenging for the batsman suits student is to get loads on was. to get them all over because. it's become a pretty. it's important for us now when we choose the very end that really be supposed to be. there's also a cricket going on a few hours away from melbourne to. new zealand in command of the 1st test against pakistan spurred on by captain kane williamson's $129.00 henry nicholls and b.j.

wobbling all made half centuries is the kiwis posted $431.00 all out pakistan $3041.00 at the close of play on day 2 at f.l. side a baltimore ravens have been fined $250000.00 over a coronavirus outbreak $23.00 players were sidelined with 19 including the reigning m.v.p. quarterback lamont jackson former world number one golfer greg norman is back at hi i'm off to a current of our scarab zone the 65 road australia was admitted to hospital in florida on friday after experiencing a fever and joint and muscle aches the tucson major champion and just played a father son tournament in orlando last week after which the son had tested positive for the virus and will finish with some great pictures from the cyclocross world cup event in belgium heavy rain had competitors going head over heels into the mud's very difficult conditions that led to several foods even after the rain cleared writers had to carry their bikes i even much of the course of it different

to the tour de france isn't it isn't a brand that clinched a 2nd straight 3 in the women's competition without final it took the men's gold medal. that looks interesting. looks like more fun than to an offense actually i wouldn't mind trying a lawyer no i don't like a bit messy that's anything like that messy well if the hungry off of a fast food restaurant in columbus capital is an ounce of a want to most expensive hamburgers in the world it's a real feast for the eyes not just the tummy containing $524.00 karat edible gold leaves imported from the united states restaurant's owner says he's looking to bring new color narry experiences to dine as you can't travel during the pandemic the problem is. experience holes experiences will set you back 211000 colombian pesos which is only about $60.00 but still too much for hamburg and. that's it for these are all seeing a couple minutes. long

before the cove a crisis broke the world was grappling with another global crisis the climate breakdown destruction of nature can lead to destruction all hail the lockdown examines links between these 2 crises and asks why it took a pandemic to bring on changes that should have been made long ago all these things we were told were completely impossible suddenly become also connected the wake up call the can't be ignored on

a just. it's the u.k.'s biggest hospital with eventual capacity for 4000 covered 19 patients built inside a london conference center it took just. 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding the critical care bed count and other similar sites on the way the actual london numbers could be much higher than advertised researches say that huge gaps in testing capacity that the government is now trying to close extrapolate that across the country and the spread of corona virus appears far wider than anyone. gay com and make sure you're not hyping the situation be part of the debate my main characters are women when no topic is off the table there was in the last allow child marriage to happen legally these are basically archaic walls dads often

legitimize them grega one is pedophile. online jumped into the conversation and the team to be part of the discussion this stream on out is there. a massive turnout in central african republic where voters braved intimidation and threats of violence to cost their ballots. while in the jazz election looks set to deliver the country's 1st peaceful handover of power from one elected president to another. on the fortune al jazeera coming up in the program here at launches a mass vaccination drive with medical staff and the elderly top of the list for the pfizer biotech jan.