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we begin in seed on were large groups protested marching through the streets of cartoon, condemning the military takeover and calling for return to civilian rule or ring. eliza pictures no more of the scene in car 2 more position groups has called for another 1000000 man march. there have already been reports to police using tear gas to disperse crowds. in the military is set up group blocks and close 3 key bridges linking cartoon with northern neighborhoods, where we includes l mach number bridge undermine bridge, and treaty bridge. the aim is to stop protested, removing serve and joining together in central car. tim, let sir get an update now from hey, bud morgan. she joined us lie from our car tomb studio head, but we've heard there of road closures,

bridge cautions to stop protests. there's gathering that. we're also having trouble with the phone lines in that cart. give us a sense of what's happening because it's difficult to establish contact with our corresponds and he's on the ground with those protested yes indeed. hell, another at around 12 o'clock local time, which is around 10, g m t foreign lines and internet connections in the cities capital hotel more disrupted. but before that we've been speaking to activists on the ground. and how to me north, in parts of under amanda, 20 of the capital cartoon, as well as activists em harder to many of them say that they've witnessed heavy security presents. now since last life, many bridges connecting the capitol cartoon to the other cities under man. and our battery have been closed by the security forces and by traffic police to prevent protest those from coming into the capital and joining protest. now this is because

of the anger that people have been expressing against the military takeover in october 25th. many of them are still demanding a return to a civilian rule. they say that they want to return to the democratic process that was under way before the army took over in late october. and now people are also saying that they don't want the army to have any role in politics. this is despite general abdel for the and behind forming a sovereignty council made up of military members who were in the previous council . but he dissolved on the day of the takeover as well as other people from a representatives from beyond groups and other members of a civilian members who are supposed to represent the various regions incident. but this has angered people more saying that the army is trying to dig its toes or, or rather dig its feet in this process that they're going and making it very hard to transition. and they've been mediation efforts that are yet to result in any return of the previous civilian government or to show for us to show for that the 2 sides, the army and the civilian groups are trying to mend the gap between them. and oh

sir hebert, we're going to leave it there for now. let sir. thank you very much. indeed, hebert morgan reporting it from our car tomb. a beer room. lets ahead dion on to the streets of the c jeanine's camp. and so wrestle serge or is there for as rest so it was the atmosphere like great naive. ris. so can you hear as no, i don't have a piece. all right. ok. okay, let's see if we can try and re establish her con sites with rest. so later in the program, a reminder of course, that there have been a disruptions to the phone lines in that don't tone sedan we were hearing about the fact that bridges had been closed in

a bit of protests. they're stopped protested, moving in to central cartoon. of course, the protest is had been calling for a 1000000 man march, still very unhappy with the situation there, where the military had a seized power and several of the civilian leaders. and the transitional government had of course, been locked so that standoff continues. as you can see from our life pictures, many people have made it out on to the streets, but certainly gathering dislike difficult conditions. once we've re established a link to our correspondence into intern cartoon, we will come back to him. but for now, let's say move on to other news known as those processor. a rob thing in see don. the u. s. secretary of state's antony blinking has reaffirmed washington support for the people against the military. now he's in ny ruby holding meetings on

regional issues. when can manse kenya's president as part of a diplomatic push to bring peace to ethiopia, the year long conflicts between ethiopians, government and rebels from the northern tikwa region. as escalated in recent weeks, anti bullying cannon has canyon counterparts held a press conference a short while ago. he said all sides had to prioritize humanitarian access. what we seen is the way the conflict is ah, progressed, ah, more and more parts of the country have become involved and or are in jeopardy with their citizens bearing the bearing the consequences. and whether that's in and t gray over the last year. more recently in tomorrow and moving further south toward toward addis. the people who suffer are the people and we have to make sure

that they are getting the assistance they need and that the fighting ceases. and the, the talking starts. i will, as course like that scene i will be the can join a corresponding catherine sawyer. catherine, we had a little clip for from the press conference, but what more have we learned about that meeting? well i did ask car the secretary of lincoln about a travel advisory i'd that has again, been issued by the us states department are asking auditing a u. s. citizens in if you appear to immediately be the country. so i asked him if that goes to show how danger, as the situation continues to be. and it does that also show that perhaps is no movement forward through tom's. of this too, a wiring group saw the philippine government and to grand leadership. is there no movement forward in terms of adding hostilities?

and he didn't say that the u. s. is worried about the escalating tensions is worried about? are the escalating and moving forward of a to grand forces and adjust staking precautionary measures a we the it's citizen. he said that both sides mast can meet to ending hostilities without conditions or preconditions. we know that we're 5 have come up with a set of preconditions, has been a lot of diplomatic athletes going long to try and discuss deescalate tension. the us is involved kanyes president is involved on sunday. he was in a few of your president looking at a was in a few peer talks to our prime minister. i'll be our med and other government officials to see how there can be a peace resolution. so a secretary blinkin met the president, our idea today, and they dis, past or not,

what more can be done this f, what's going on? and if you, if you're being led by the african union, a former nigerian president. yes, a good a bassinger has been talking to both sides of the conflict of publicly at least. and they say that they have no appetite for an outright conflict. but beyond that, we are not seeing any commitments being made for a cease fire or for talk. so i did ask our secretary lincoln, that beyond this diplomatic talk that we're hearing, what else can be done to put pressure on this to groups to assign a 4 si, fi out or talks. both sides are still being accused of human rights abuses the un. and if you appears a human rights commission upward, fate that up to a 1000 to grands have been rounded up and detained by security forces a declaration of their state of emergency. so the secretary of lincoln, things is very worried about that,

saying that to us is monitoring and taking facts and there will make a deliberations when the time is right. but beyond this diplomatic talk that we've been hearing, we don't seem to have any clear action on what more can be done to this group to put pressure on them to at least agree to a cease fire. okay, thank you very much. indeed, catherine. sorry, bray us up to speed from nairobi. let's head to add a sub and i we can speak to join the samuel gets a cio. a sammy we're, we're hearing from catherine that. so there has been this meeting, but at no commitment, it's at lots of diplomatic pressure, but no commitments. i was not likely to be received in ethiopia. do you get the sense that this diplomatic pressure is, is going to change anything where you are the fuel gun government continues to see the united states, assigning with the t p a level. the government has been saying that the children

prime minister through his social media page has said he's willing to talk to friendly nations to try to solve what has been a challenge in ethiopia, and now threatening neighborhoods. and one of the frame, the nation's president kenyatta was an idea of on sunday talking to the prime minister as well as the president trying to be a messenger of peace perhaps. and going back to kenny and meeting with the secretary of state who he made today and a joint statement from kenya and the u. s. has called for and negotiated ceasefire, but between the 2 actors, between the job and government and t p, a left. again, there doesn't seem to be any interest to sit down and negotiate the t p f. busy is calling for some kind of transition on government while they are also saying that the job on site is commencing some kind of genocide in their own state. but the job

on site is assisting. they are a terrorist organization and the new york bands need to take up arms and fight against them. there has been trainings and a coal for only 2 accounts, to fight against them. what they joke inside is insisting again, is an enemy of the state and the prime minister has said it's to be recorded that he's willing to fight on to the very end with our bones and blood he has said. and this efforts by the united states and kenyana and you've been, uganda, is really how we haven't seen any reaction from the field and sign. but it's really part of the efforts and growing effort to try to bring this to aside. in conclusion, again, it's impacting not just the yoga, but potentially to neighboring nations as well. okay. summer gets into their life or as an address ab about samuel. thank you very much indeed. let's take you back

to our top story. those protests in that suit done, and i hope we have wrestle 3rd with us in the capitol carts in he is i on the streets rest. sue, can you hear us? yeah, i can hear you. excellent. 3rd time. lucky. a refill. you're on the streets with those protesters, give us a sense of what is like there. what are they saying to you? why are they coming out to protest to day while, while we are in their, at their booted district of the capital, hard to my people. how started together around 1 pm local time, which is the usual practice here, the security measures are quite tight, the army has blocked their main roads and the bodies to prevent people from air gathering. so here, right behind me, there are protest and relatively brought us here are peaceful and receipt out there

. a difference of the army is not that much that much a raft. however, the protesters behind me, they are champagne slogans against the army. and they're saying that they want an immediate restoration off a civilian government. they asked the army to commit to their cause additional declaration. it signed with civilians in 2019 and also they are asking at the, on me to release their political prisoners in the, in the country. so, so far that has been a report by the way that they did that that, that they had. some people have been killed in the district off on demand and dozens injured. however, this, that reports are not confirmed yet, but just a bit ago i was in the 6th it and i could see that that, that, that security forces were using excessive force to fight and tear gas on people are following them into the bite of these as well, so you know, one on november 13 there has been while and confrontations between the on forces

and did that, that, that, that the protest, there's an 8th people at the is a people have been killed more than a 100 people had been injure. so the concerns here now or that if the security forces increase it into for and says that could lead another violent, confidential confrontation today. but however, for now, at least that our 7 districts that are housed in the mass protest. people. yeah. how being gathering by the coal off did a resistant comb with his and the forces or free them and change which is did move civilian coalition. well, that had been in that power. shaelyn with military says 2019 and now they are chanting and of chanting to free them a change and peace and justice in a solidarity with their resistance committees and their forces, or for a free them and change. as i said, there has been reports of the casualties. we do not know whether it's true or not.

but of that so far, i could say that the, the, the on forces are, aren't quite serious off for one thing. people from the gatherings and then so at one of the other interesting point besides this brought us today is that for the 1st time since the middle to take over on october 25th. they are organizing the protest in early on a working day, not a weekend. and the reason for that the professors or door can either says that we are trying to force the army to lock down the system by itself. so whether they are going to achieve it or not, we do not know yet. however, so far all the talk to find out out a, a way out of the politic of that look in through the, on how field and their civilian groups are out. there are stepping up the pressure on the army to force them to a power shade, an agreement with civilians and wrestled. how likely is this

a force that the military's hands here? because it was these protests that eventually forced the toppling of former of the sheer and, and, and, and really brought about that, that change at the beginning of this whole process to are the army more emboldens night? do you get the sense that that they feel they can lock this dying again, or are these process gathering momentum? well, the army asked that that the on ne service that we re re re mad we, we had the interview with them. you glued in miss and i would have gentle up to read off the fact that i would on himself as says that he has the support to or of the people are what we can see in this fits there. that the protests that are organized by their civilian groups are quite quite big roberts, at the, the army claims that there are a silence that there is a sign of maturity that are supporting them. and they said that in any way,

we are committed to it or to their democracy. and soon within days we are going to and as, as civilian government. and they say they refer to affirm that they are not willing to stay in power forever. they say that we are planning that fair. i free elections in 2 years. however, there that, that the protestors and their, that their forces are free to my change, the resistance committees, their live, that the civilian groups are very skeptical when it comes to that. the said that the military at the end is going to get up power and do whatever it can to say in poverty. on the other hand, i think here there will be 2 main dynamics that will determine whether the army is going to succeed or not. one of them is the international reaction. so far there has been a force from the, at that, that the international community, an international organization such as the you and but old are 40. how failed, what we can see that the of the did, the european union is,

is stepping pressure on the, on the army. and yesterday, the deputy secretary off the united states was here and she met a miss that i would hon and urged him for an immediate reservation of a civilian government. and specifically, she asked at the austin prime minister of the law. hum duke to be back in the office and also to lease older a debt that they're political prisoners here. so there are some of the sources saying that the od me a will good and that, and we can see that mr. abdullah hum to now's the time minister is, was back in the court whether this talks are going to move forward or not. we do not know, however, that the put the protesters civilian groups here better be will in 5th or to, to organize more and more protests and increase the that, that the, that the gatherings out deal a civilian government is in charge. ok, wrestle serves or their lives in downtown carts era, so thank you very much in deeds there have been 2 explosions in the afghan

capital campbell. we're hearing that at least one person is dead and at least 6 people have been injured. interior ministry says a car was targeted air pollution is choking millions of people across south asia. cloud of smoke has enveloped several countries including india and pakistan in india's capital, u. deli schools have enclosed indefinitely. and many businesses shut. the promotion in la hor and pakistan's even worse monitors recently ranked the city the most policies in the world's ca heider has war from pakistan's capital islamabad. there are hundreds of brick, fact trade spewing take black smoke into the air. so this is a problem that had been growing and that had become worse now, although the health of fisher wanting that people are church day and god, they're sure to avoid open spaces. the school and the factory that workspaces

remain open. and a lot of people don't have the luxury of not going to work because they have to earn a living the government. on the other hand, i'd been promising to get to act together. my dad failed to do so. one example is that burning of the stubborn on both sides of the border, one job at the agriculture bread budget of india and buckets on and farmers there for hundreds of years. i've been gorging, setting a light, the double laughter, the hallways, the rise, which also adding considerably dad pollution story and did a very dangerous situation. so far, the government had not moved except to clam down on a few factory de laughter in for strict environmental measures to ensure that they turned into the air from the factory from the heavy traffic, which also constitutes over 40 percent of that pollution. they have to be addressed

. these are serious problems. people who lives are read over. the government has not done much to try to mitigate. describe a problem at all. has more full new deli we're outside of school and you darien, as you can see from the gate over there, it is, shut in at this point, students nor parents or teachers know when these will reopen. in fact, students in delhi, india, and as the rest of the world had just returned to in person learning, but another emergency in the nation's capital has sent them back to online classes . and that is the ongoing air pollution crisis in the city which has reached emergency level, in fact, after the orders from the supreme court, a port is have passed this little farther measures to arrest this problem. so construction which is one of the big polluters in the city has been paused for another few days of only trucks that are carrying essentially goods will be allowed in delhi. and more than half the time will power plants around the city will be

allowed to function. now the city is also considering a 2 day lockdown. a decision on that is expected next week in the supreme court. now, new delhi is one of the most polluted cities in the wall. the air is hazardous throughout the year, but becomes was during this time of year, activists have called the government to come up with long term systemic issues to address what is a long term systemic problem. we not men on as a disaster management and climate consultants. he was a founder of the national disaster authority of india. he says what seizures, direct action, not policies. we see increasing the impact of climate change in many cities and we're seeing on the brain. paul. busy seeing moping on we're seeing a lot of pollution and we also see the sea level rise and maybe a 1000 consequences of the way in which, you know, human interference with nature,

creating problems and weight full of pollution is one of the sources of, of air pollution and in order to do anything, air quality in the national capital region, and many pollution sub been proposed. but then we know we need to understand that in many parts of the developing countries, we see more and more increased use of, you know, charcoal more power and various other means of creating energy for cooking, for heating, water and so on. we need our, you know, more concrete, my shows, which can actually will be on just a policy directive from the government community and to other stakeholder groups policy. so statement of intent. but you know, what we need is direct action. thousands of refugees and migrants remain stranded

along the poland. belly was born. they've been trying to cross over into the european union form belarus on tuesday. police and poland found water cannon and tear gas to keep the knives who accuse his bell, the roofs of using the migrants as a weapon. valerie set up some shelters for the migrants and refugees at a warehouse. many have been sleeping and make shift camps in freezing conditions. to cross the bank joins as lie from the polish side of the border with bell roof. i said, what is the situation like no? said she, can you hear us? oh yes i can. oh okay. there's kids here and i said are we're, we're, we're just trying to figure out what the situation is like now as yesterday was a very dramatic day. but it appears that some shelter and assistance is being

provided to these people who've been trapped in the border. yes it is, you understand there's a make shift shelter a warehouse or about a 1000 people or stayed over night. they were giving the given beds a blankets and food, but others went back to their tents in that forest. also the state at that border terminal. now polish authorities say that they have seen buses taking people away. now we don't know whether that's a to another point in the border or they've been taken to minsk because we do believe tomorrow. there will be a flight from iraq to take back. iraq is citizens that want to go back. ne, rocky thought authorities say it's been about a 171. people that registered to go back to the own countries. now publish authorities here say the overnight. there were 161 attempts to cross the border, but the situation is still very difficult for those people. there are polish forces, say that 9 of their personnel were injured, but we don't know how many people at that border were injured. rent polish forces,

use water cannon and tear gas and polish authorities. hair have blamed by the russian authorities for giving some of those people fresh bank girl grenades that they alleged that they threw at polish forces. now the defense minister here has warned that the country should not expect this crisis to and quickly they could go on for months and he hoped it wouldn't go on for years and the temperatures are dropping. and the situation isn't going to get better because those people at the border face thousands of forces. and the defense ministry here in poland was to start working december on a fence that will be over 5 meters high. will cover roughly half the border and will cost over $400000000.00. but the european union has announced that they will be giving $700000.00 euros to both the polish and by the russian. a red cross to give humanitarian aged to those people stuck at the border. okay, i said beg there, lie friends on the boards. i said for now. thank you. time for the weather here is rob. it's still raining in british columbia,

but that may not be the end of the flood problem. this is what we're looking at about hist for town of barrett display on the ground. then it snowed over the top. this time was ordered to evacuate and it's not the only one. there's one just the easter vancouver, which i can't put on this map, which has also been known to evacuate because it's in a bowl is about to fill up with water. the pumps are failing. so to say the worse isn't over and over the border in washington state, that's the position again, we're talking about a river that you got to be careful of. the skagit river didn't quite get to flood level, but it got very close. and there's more coming down stream now, current, whether it's gotten very cold, the high temperature merritt 06, and vancouver the has been spent in main snowstorms gone further east. and there is more snow coming in. but this is more usual. it isn't going to last forever. might be rain on the coast as well. the bigger picture for north america is there's the head of the storm that bringing snow to the great lakes. rain in this line. it's a cold front behind it. the air has got colder chicago at 4 degrees than houston.

we've had 20 new york feel that difference on the pacific coast. there is more rain to come. the rather more usual picture, not the one we've just seen. it'll move says it'll move inland and it will stop falling. still has on al jazeera, fast spreading birds lose pity europe and asia alerts class. i'm a listener. i'm picked in the colombian island of providence, where people are still living in a year after a devastating hurricane and sports to the best and the n b a go head to head. we'll have more on that later in the usa. ah, in the country with an abundance of results. right. i really want him to leave here . he's firms for me. we move to.