further east on wednesday is going to be snow fairly, obviously, but it tails off that in just a few showers for the sas in iran, terrans max 8 degrees by this time that cold has come across the corks as well. it's actually fairly warm to the rest of that in turkey, the levant, we're talking about temperatures in the low twenties, but right someplace a bit warmer than average. but i'm, we get to thursday. temperature recovered a bit in terror on the shower, more like disappeared, and the skies of clear not much has changed to the west. lat a bigger picture then. and further south equatorial africa isn't seen very much in the way shouting, tanzania, or kenya. and the wind is not very strong, but as you know, west of the rich valley and down towards i angola, it's pretty wet. ah, most people will never know what's beyond these doors. deafening silence of

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ah, you're watching the news hour on al jazeera with me fully back table. a reminder about top stories. you foreign ministers of agreed to impose more sanctions targeting bela bruce on individuals and companies. it accuses of trafficking migraines. on his border with poland, dela, rosa, as defense minister as told al jazeera poland is trying to provoke his country into a dangerous conflict. for us present, donald trump's long time i see van and his surrender to federal authorities is facing charges for refusing to cooperate with the congressional investigation into january 6th attack on the u. s. capital and policing the u. k. a treating an explosion outside of hospital in liverpool as an act of terror for men are being questioned over sundays attack. what he said,

a man carrying an explosive device with him in a taxi. at wild blue grew up a taxi. he died in the bust. one on our top story and the geopolitical and monetary and crisis on the poland better roost. border of thousands of migrant attempt to enter the european union territory. we spoke to eva launch was the volunteer, sporting a coalition of humanitarian aid groups called group and chronic situations. seems to be getting worse for several reasons. first of all, dated might run to the trend. this knocks the in this border situation, either on the policy side or the side of the border. they are facing worse and worse and more harsh weather conditions due today. when 30. ringback coming than the weather is getting closer and closer and they have personally math and you know, in concert during this intervention, we put in the very best as shape, physical mental condition already and months ago when they were called and she very

and in the recent days during the coming training to revenge the pipe in as well. so we are providing as much as we can. you know, foods, water blanket, some warm and those winter jackets close to these people. something to be honest. no family groups of women, children, something and just men sometimes, you know, nice groups and so on. from syria you run the gun, he's done and some things they cannot even put these gloves or jackets on them. so something we have to do is like for them because they were so called already, they couldn't do that to be considered as primarily the victims of the cynical political, instrumental invasion, migrant and migration driven by the encouraging to the us now at closing arguments on the way in the murder trial of kyle rittenhouse, c. 18 year old. his charge with killing 2 people and wounding

a 3rd. it happened during protest on try the shooting of a black man by police in wisconsin. last year. john henry joins is now alive from kenosha in wisconsin. john, this is of course a politically and racially charged case and is being very much watched not just in the u. s, but around the world as it's wrapping up to day. what have we been hearing in court? you're right, it's become a national rorschach test here in the u. s. people are not so much watching it out of a civic interest in jurisprudence, but really to see if their teen wins. if you are a believer in gun rights, those people tend to believe kyle written house, the defendant, in this case. and if you're not, those people tend to be on the other side. so rittenhouse is accused of killing 2 men and injuring another during a malay. that happened during some black lives matter projects. it was the 2nd night of protest. so in addition to the usual protesters and

a few people who were causing some trouble outside, a group of armed people came out carrying open carry guns. one of them was this 17 year old kyle written house across the border from nearby illinois and at some point in the evening, he said he was there to protect the property and offer medical care. but in fact, at some point the evening he got mixed up with the crowd running in the streets very late at night. and some protesters chased him will in the course of that he shot and killed the 1st man with 4 shots. and then a guy hit him with a skateboard, he shot and killed that guy. another man who was a medic, but had a gun with him at the time in hand. raised his hands like that written house shot him and just wounded him in the defense here is that he was threatened and that he was exercising his right to self defense. what would the prosecutor is doing right now? during closing arguments is arguing that he provoked that he provoked it 1st of all by being there with that a are 15 in the middle of a very raucous crowd. and then by specifically pointing it in

a threatening manner at a couple of people who were rushing toward him, that's really the crux of the argument. once it's self defense or was it not most of the nation here is already made up. its mind. the charge is the jury has to consider are complex and i understand they've changed to what, what are the charges written house faces right now. that's right. they range from 1st degree murder that carries a life sentence. and originally they went all the way down to a curfew violation because every one who was out here on that night was violating the curfew. eventually the judge dropped that apparently not thinking it was serious enough. and then just this morning he dropped the other. 2 charge which was that ca rittenhouse was a legally carrying an a r 15 weapon which here in the state of wisconsin, most youngsters under 18 are not allowed to do. there was a debate about the length of that weapon. and although the gist of outlaw is that people under 18 shouldn't be allowed to carry large weapons, there's

a hunting exception. and they decided that in this case that weapon did not qualify . so that was dropped. and now what's happened is the prosecutor apparently concerned that he's not going to win a conviction. on 2 of those homicide charges is in the attempted homicide charge is offered a secondary lesser charge of 2nd degree, including a reckless endangerment because there were a couple of bystanders. nearby, so bottom line is it goes from a life sentence down to 12 and a half years, but it is entirely possible that that self defense defense can work. and that kyle rittenhouse might walk, scott free, and in that case is going to be here to the gun rights advocates here in the us. john, thank you for that. john hendrick, live for a say in kenosha, wisconsin, philippines president rodrigo chad table run for senator and next he is elections. as according to state media, detroit, a spokesman says he joined the vote but would not compete against his daughter who

is running for vice president shameed island again has more from manila after weeks of speculation, philippines president was regal to tear to has through a representative file this candidacy for sen, the move comes after he publicly rebuked his own daughter, davos city mayor, sat on the 3rd day for running as vice president and running meat of the son of the late dictator for didn't mark us for it in a mark as junior. the older deterred to says, his daughter is far more popular than marcus, and that the marcus's can never be trusted, especially when it comes to politics. that's a surprise to many because the marcus as have been allies of the de thirties since 2016 for months now, the deter does have repeatedly said they were not interested in seeking hire office . that's changed in the past couple of days. so you can see how they treat it,

even quality bix. it's like a game. you know, what shows also they're very strong sense of entitlement. you've seen how the substitution works. we've seen how personalities or people we do not know, filed county, the seas for president vice president sen, only to withdraw, and then only to be placeholders and give way to personalities. while this may seem a typical jaw saw for political power, it is critical for deterred his administration to remain in control beyond 2022 president, deterred to his spacing investigations before the criminal court for crimes against humanity in his so called war and drugs, which has left thousands of filipinos said he and his allies are also expected to face multiple cases for alleged involvement in several corruptions. scandals. critics say the administration may be preoccupied with its own political survival,

but much more is at stake for the rest of the country next year. the next administration will inherit unprecedented challenges. the punch is the reeling from the impact of the corona virus pandemic. there is an ever increasing national debt and growing military attentions in the south china sea. even for a con, she, with a long history of a people during elections. this is unprecedented. the 2022 elections will not just be a battle between opposing political parties, but a fight between powerful political dynasties jamal alan dog and al jazeera manila. the death toll from sundays attack on a police force in northern volcano fossil has risen to 32 gunmen attached the station near a gold mind. in a nata, there was no immediate claim of responsibility in recent years. security forces in the north. i've been regularly targeted by fighters linked to al qaeda, and i saw particularly near the borders with miley amnesia. a

nationwide lockdown has gone into effect in austria for people who haven't been vaccinated against covered 19. they can now only leave their home for essential shopping medical visits or to get vaccinated. dominic kane has more just to be allowed outdoors. these people must be able to prove they've either been vaccinated or recently had cove. it what's called in german. that's 5 gay legal or 2 g rule. if not, they're breaking the law and face of fine of up to $1450.00 euro's ministers say the low uptake of the vaccine. and the high number of new cases meant they had to act. randy, the incidence among vaccinated people is declining, but it continues to rise exponentially for the people who are not vaccinated. currently, the incidence for unvaccinated people in the 18 to 59 age group is over 1700. so from monday, there will be a locked down for the unvaccinated here. across the border and the german state of

the very many communities are facing the same threat there to ministers, urging all the unvaccinated to get the job. in 3 german states, the incidence of cove, it is already more than $500.00 per 100000 residents. in all 3, the 2 g rule is either in place or a batch to be implemented. but at a federal level, there seems no clear policy. unlike the situation in austria, the caretaker government here is an office, but not really in power. the politicians who matter still trying to build a majority in parliament. and while they argue over, who gets which ministerial job in the next few weeks, it's what cove it might do in the next few days. that many people in wider society are worrying about this intensive care unit in munich is one of many across the country which are full of cove id patients with the prospect of more to come the

well, the incidental wonky in i. in fact, on that, if we look at the new infections registered in the past 2 weeks, we see an increase from 30250000. this also shows up in the occupancy rates you intensive care. patients have doubled, and these 50000 people who have tested positive now will come to us this week or next week on. so the future looks quite dark, i would say. and we're quite worried about how we're going to take care of all these people. replace fossil official, e u figures suggest around 2 thirds of the population have been fully vaccinated for them. it means attendance at festive events like these in vienna are no problem . but for the 3rd, who remain unvaccinated, at least in austria, for now, lockdown, i'll do something similar may soon be coming to germany, dawn, it came, al jazeera berlin, the newly created anti corruption party in bulgaria,

has one sunday's parliamentary election but fell short of a majority as your whole report there, when could boost hopes for an end 2 months of political deadlock. the 3rd election in a year has again resulted in no party winning an upright majority. but this time a coalition appears more likely with strong support for a brand new anti corruption party. going to be a delicate, it's leader thrust into position as the man most likely to reverse the fortunes of the use poorest member. and it's most corrupt things. we're not entering this with the eagle that it's, or nobody. we're entering the understanding we'll get in bulgaria and needs a normal operating government. and we believe that the low hanging fruit is so big in terms of cracking the corruption and making sure your work that the doesn't matter if your last center are right, we should be able to align with all the parties. i hope change will be no small

feat. mass protests last year revealed the extent of public anger at the previous government secret photographs of then prime minister boy co boris of his bedside table containing cash gold bars and a gun completed. the picture of a mafia style administration most of the night was not the. this is the most important task for the next government. the corruption here is unbelievable. enormous, never more than 60 percent of the you funds are stolen. the mafia have grown rich of you money, get a pet coffee merged as a political player only months ago. serving as economy minister in the can't take a government, his partner at the finance portfolio and together they set about exposing corruption on a grand scale. one major scandal involved, the bulgarian development bank pet golf, became the 1st figure actually in government to endorse media claims that the development bank set up to support small business had instead loaned hundreds of

millions of dollars to just a companies all with connections to the top and with that, a new anti corruption force was born. corruption has been a fact of bulgarian life figures taking in government big business and the judiciary. it costs the economy and estimated 22 percent of gdp each year. that's a lot to clean up. the time has come for political parties to show whether they're willing to try. jo dehas al jazeera, sophia sudanese authorities have taken al jazeera cartoon bureau chief to jail despite prosecution. the prosecution ordering his release and saw me elca bashi was taken into custody over night on saturday. after security forces rated is home. i'll just here as condemned in the strongest terms. the actions of saddam's military network is calling for the cabal. she's immediate relief and said it holds the sudanese military authority responsible for the safety of all its employees

has been 15 years since the last launch of this channel al jazeera english since 2006 international teams have worked tirelessly to share stories from across the globe if take a look at what got us here with mom at vall. welcome. well gmc, november 15th 2006 day one of a new era and television news. the media network expanded its reach to the english speaking audio and the very 1st program live for me on the news headquarters. 24 hour english language news channel has now given a voice to the voice of the democratic republic of congo. word under zillah english . set out on a path that was already sum. i paid no, it's just a channel of just our big was already a power for regional brand. with an international outreach. the mission of our english was to build on that momentum which it did into yes, the new channel,

whose initial aim was 20000000 subscribers, was able to reach 18000000 its exclusive coverage of these really war and gathering 2008 made it stand out among giant world competitors with regional hubs in though how london washington, dc and quite a lumper, a vast network of correspondence and social media platforms. it was able to provide the most comprehensive news coverage from the middle east, africa, asia, europe, and the american law in tara. the focus was on human stories. this meant to take risks, reaching remote areas and challenging government censorship. i was just, they are a champion of the coverage of what became known as the arab spring. we were really a platform for those who were the you for it crowds, if you like. whereas across the world, people who are demanding freedom people who are defending democracy before their struggle defended is our conflict. we faced many, many challenges over the years by while while covering conflicts and some of the

most problem region. while covering protest in egypt for our english journalists were jailed on false charges for nearly 2 years. the thing is we were doing our job as a professional journalist in egypt. and at some point this did not make the government in egypt happy. you didn't want anybody to report anything, but what do they see as the truth? so it was a shock. people came restless, just simply for 2 reasons. one, they don't want the truth to prevail for people. the 2nd thing they wanted to intimidate other 4 or join us in general in cairo, undaunted, the channel went ahead, gaining more popularity and winning awards. it managed to reverse the direction of the news flow, given a stronger voice to the global south. in 15 years of english, how solidified it's a global footprint and continues its commitment to viewers by bringing to light

stories that are otherwise less covered. hum advice are dis yellow still ahead on the news are in sports. i think you might just have the next michael jordan, a gas meter next to venus and serena williams endorse a new film about their dad and how he helped make them into tennis shops. ah

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places. well, cupping cats are more will follow later on monday, several flags of the qualified countries have been raised along the waterfront. here on doe house coronation, including belgium, from brazil, denmark and german each sunday marks one year to go until a tournament kicks off with all i've got out of it, that he will run a similar ceremony when ever a team qualifies. this is to welcome not only the teams, but more importantly, the friends of those countries who we hope will join us in this festival of football one year from now or later on england are expected to punch that ticket for cattle. they only need a drawer against the world's lowest rank team, san marino. where taken his very seriously, we're not qualified yet. we want a strong performance. we've got thousands of england french traveling, and we must put on a performance. sir. i'm underlines all of the facts of just spoken about really top spot is also up for grabs in groups. see,

and there isn't much to separate italy in switzerland. the sides played out a one old role last week with isler, missing a last minute penalty to win the game. the teams a level on points in the table, but the italians have a better goal difference. the european champions are up against northern islands while switzerland play bulgaria to the will. okay. it was as quadra. everything the steam is achieved in 3 years. it is unthinkable, but nobody believed in what we did. but we also knew there would be difficult moments on this path. something that hasn't happened until now. the match is a delicate moment and that the players cannot forget what they achieve. trying to play with freedom and boy in one quarter, the netherlands have an unexpected injury to contend where the head of cheese days crucial, qualify against norway. coach lou even whole fell off his bicycle, injured his hip, but that didn't stop him turning up for training, he took the session from a buggy and gave instructions to one of his assistants who passed them on to the players. south africa is set to make a formal complaint after they woke up hopes were ended by gonna ganawe woodard

a controversial penalty. the 1st half, one of the decisions which the south african football association is called questionable. and once investigated by faith, the spoke kick proved decisive as it gave gonna a one know when we need to address to the playoffs for castle 20. 22. i think it's vince of south africa. i believe. the president of kenya's football preparation has been released on bail as procedures continue to investigate corruption allegations . nick, when bra spent the weekend behind balls in library, be off his arrest. he denies any wrong doing a fever and kenya, sports ministry, and conducting audits into the federation, which went well, has led since 2016 can use government suspended the federation as investigations continue women's world tennis governing body. the w t a is calling for full investigation into sexual assault claims made on by china, stall, player, pension boy against a former member of the chinese government. peng made the allegations on social media account we both 10 days ago. the post has since been deleted. she came that

former vice premier jango li, coerced her into sexpert, but she has no evidence. pang is a formal, well not one doubles plan hasn't been seen in public since the w t. a says hasn't spoken to her directly, but received assurances from the chinese tennis association that she is safe of a joke, which is called the situation shocking. he was speaking of to winning his opening match the season ending atp finals and cheering. the 20 time grand slam champion was up against the 1st time qualified casper root jack, which took a tumble in the opening. gang did well to retrieve his racket and carry on, but he lost the point to go break down. he recovered though to win the set on a tie break before taking the 2nd 16 to skill victory of the norwegian joke, which is amy to win the title for sick time to all the tennis legends, venus, and serena williams have swapped the colts for the red carpet to promote

a new film about their dad at to will smith plays richard williams as he fights for his daughter, his careers and the scores. venus and serena went on to when a combined 30 grand slam singles titles of 4 and then pick old metals each as well as countless of the titles. it will so executive produces of this film. richard, i'm and chris. i think you might just have the next michael jordan. oh no brother, mayor. address me to next to. i didn't cry just from a film i cradled a script. when i was reading the script, i've started laughing her moments rashes. and i'm like watery. i'd on these moments so that was translated already in words. and then the film just like watery eyes. and it was this more good moments of the fan, the family moments of togetherness. and like the, the father daughter moments. those moments were just like, oh, all right, that's like his fault for now. we'll later. folly joe,

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