with winning documentaries and destiny supports subscribe to you choose dot com forward slash al jazeera english. ah . dozens of people drown after migrant boat sinks in the english channel is the worse single loss of life on the crossing from france. this disaster underscores how dangerous it means to cross the channel in this with darren jordan. this is out there a lie from doha. also coming up, 3 white men found guilty of murdering ahmad albury. a black man was shot dead while out jogging in the us state of georgia. fear of a 5th wave of cobit 19 as millions of americans travel for the thanksgiving holiday

. and 3 german political parties reach a deal little c, allow shult, succeed anglo merkel has chanced ah, at least 31 refugees and migrants bound for britain of drowned in the english channel near calais after their boat sank. is the worst disaster on the crossings since the u. n's. international organization for migration started keeping record 7 years ago. french and british leaders say they need to step up joint efforts to prevent the crossings, letting bother reports. why wouldn't know? do you have regular saw it on the french coast even as winter sets in refugees and migrants determined to reach britain. and now a reminder of the dangers they face. news that so many people have died at sea after setting off from cali on wednesday night. the french interior minister

arrived there to meet local officials and hospital workers. when the look of they saw sir pont was besson. as far as we know, 33 people capsized off dunkirk and cali. as of now 31 people died and 2 people are currently being treated, but their lives are unfortunately in danger. among these 31 dead, we know that there were 5 women and one little girl. for now, we don't have any more information on the identities of these people. fringe prime minister john cast text tweeted, the shipwreck in the english channel is a tragedy. my thoughts are with the many missing uninjured victims of criminals, smugglers who exploit their distress and misery. while the british prime minister called an emergency meeting in london, this disaster underscores how dangerous it is to cross the channel in this way. and he also shows how vital it is that when i step up our efforts to break the business model of the gangsters who were sending people to see her in this way,

i say to our partner, sir, across the channel now is the time for us all that to step up or to work together to do everything a we can to break these gangs who are literally getting away with murder. these people did make it to the english coast on wednesday after being picked up by volunteers from the royal national life boat institution. there among the roughly 25000 people who've crossed from france this year, 3 times last year's figure. but and still receives far fewer asylum claims than countries such as germany or france. but the government currently introducing legislation which would penalize asylum seekers who use so called illegal roots like crossing the channel rights groups. point out legal routes are inaccessible for most and in reality, given how desperate these people are to reach the u. k. more tragedies can't be rolled out. nadine barber al jazeera or bella sankey, the director of detention action. she says both countries lack the political will

to reach a solution over the channel. crisis has been many death in the channel this year. as he said, this is one of the largest and tacit assigns he, his, i and i know of in and came in and there. and it was entirely predictable, completely avoidable. very sadly. we have a government in the u. k. it is absolutely wet, is teela failing. ponce, all i ever greater exclusion of people that are seeking a protection in the u. k. what's happened, the consequences, the answer to ensure that people are not risking their lives in dying, as we've seen today, is to provide humanitarian b says the people that are in france seeking comes the u. k. to claim asylum or some sort of humanitarian corridor that would be relatively easy to day. and frankly, k governments can agree that between themselves, i have a 9 to ensure that as of tomorrow,

are me small way crossings are not happening to people smugglers on our policy, tang and people are not dying. 3 white men in the us state of georgia had been found guilty of murdering ahmad albert. last year they pursued the 25 year old black man in the truck as he was out jogging through the neighbourhood. all 3 said they are in self defense. shebra chauncey reports from brunswick, georgia. all 3 men involved in the killing about albury were found guilty of his murder count, war malice, murder, we the jury find the defendant, travis mc, michael guilty. we the jury found the defendant greg mc. michael guilty. we the jury find the defendant. william hor brian guilty of $27.00 charges against travis and gregory mac. michael and william bron. the jury found him guilty of 20 threes panel did not accept the defense is arguments that the men had the right to chase the black drug in their pickup trucks. 2 of them armed one with a shotgun and confront him and shoot him dead on the pretext of self defense.

outside the court house, there was surprised relief and jubilation. that justice is done. it also realism, that one court victory does not mean the end of systemic racism in the us. well, when, when i grew up, we couldn't, everything was separate bathrooms, water, fountain, even places. and that's a big difference. but we got a long way to go. a long way to go, i wouldn't, i wouldn't go as far as to say it was a huge leap, but it was a step in the right direction. nonetheless, it is striking that in the state of georgia, one of the most historically notorious of the south fullness slave learning states . a jury of 11 white people and one black person could reach such unanimity and in such a short amount of time. and let the word go floor of all over the world that a jury of 11 white and one black come out in the deep south,

good up in the court room and said that black lives do matter. oh, thank you. thank you. but those who might those who pray most of the wasn't frayed here, flor hefty guy, and not now with, with you know, i'm as a mom, i know i'm is when he will now resting with, amid the joy there is a bitter awareness that off to ahmed. aubrey was murdered, the police and prosecutors in this county accepted the men's argument that they had every right to chase and kill a black jogger in their neighborhood because they had an inkling that he was up to no good. it was only 2 months later when video, surface animated grassroots pressure that the state intervened. so that question hangs in the air. what about all the murders that weren't captured on camera? she ever town see al jazeera brunswick will ivan bates is

a former prosecutor in baltimore. he says the video evidence played a significant role in the lead up to the justice was done the 1st step, but there is a long way to go. ah, this is just start you now how the sentencing you can have appeals. but once again on this, but for the video and but for the grassroots effort, these men would never have been charged. and we really need to make sure we have prosecutors that are going to be open minded, that are going to be honest and fair. and this is the case of which the prosecutor 1st had the video that they then tried to cover it up. i believe that pos food now is even facing charges because of this. and what it says is that when you have a video, then maybe just a little different, but that's why we have so far to go. what about all those cases where there was never a video? and that's important as well. that's why prosecutors really do matter when reference to the criminal justice system. you have a jury that clearly look at the evidence, saw the victim as being that truly

a victim. and then the prosecution, they really put on a very good case and putting on the type of case they did the jury had to me a fall the law and they had to find him. all 3 of those gentlemen guilty, health officials in the us are concerned about the possibility of another surge and cove at 19. that's as millions of americans travel ahead of the thanksgiving holiday this week. rob reynolds report, holiday travel is expected to be near pre pandemic levels. this thanksgiving with air travel expected to be up 80 percent over last year. for some, it's the 1st time at crowded airports since the virus brought travel nearly to a halt. it's a little nerve wracking. we have lots of hand sanitizer a lot, the light, all. not the face mask. honestly nervous to be in the airport. it's a lot of people, but there's good reason for that. trepidation say nice and relaxed. although

195000000 people in the u. s. are fully vaccinated. that still, under 60 percent of the total population and coven case rates are rising across the country with $92000.00 new cases and $1000.00 deaths per day. heading into the 1st big holiday of the season into thanksgiving. we are seeing covey numbers rising in most states. nationwide, 30 of 50 states are showing increases in the number of co, the cases being reported. and in the upper midwest. in particular, we're seeing a really severe outbreak. states like michigan have been hard hit, potentially a sign of things to come are far over capacity and really working hard to care for us. i'm afraid that what we're seeing here in michigan is probably just foreshadowing. we'll see across the country. despite the warnings in more than 770000 deaths, a large group of people,

2 thirds of whom identify as republicans remain unwilling to get vaccinated or to vaccinate their children. infections among the unvaccinated continue to drive this pandemic hospitalizations and death. tragically, at a time when we have vaccines that can provide incredible protection. doctor's recommend people gathering for thanksgiving celebrations, exercise caution. that means masking indoors. that means perhaps doing rapid tests prior to gatherings. that means taking those extra precautions that yeah, we hoped we weren't going to have to do this year. nearly 2 years into the pandemic . weary americans are dealing with the new normal rob reynolds al jazeera and overnight curfew is holding on the french caribbean islands of guadalupe out the days of violent protests against cope in 1900 restrictions. it stirred long standing grievances of poverty and inequality. vaccination rates remain low with

less than half the population receiving jobs approaches to spread to the neighboring island of martinique as well. so i shall break here now to 0. when we come back. st vendors in the indian capital go on strike, the demand and the government do more to protect their rights plus a fight rebels. reintegration camp in southwest columbia, where many are wondering if the government can still deliver on the promises of a landmark peace treaty. signed 5 years ago. ah, it's getting cold again across the united states. the is leaking out from the mountains where has been snowing and the temperature dropping of the 10 degrees is thanksgiving day itself is a line of showers, possibly thunderstorms in texas. behind it,

the temperatures will drop and you will feel that change the snow is restricted to probably ontario and some lake effect snow in the great lakes. and there's more coming in b, c with rain running down into washington state. the process continues during friday, but rather than push anymore cold, we stopped the push to wind stops and the sun week is strong enough to lift temperature a little bit, your tongue of warmth, stretching back up towards the dakotas. neither how this works up to plus 9. for example. however, we'll start the process again with more cold coming out during saturday. the snow they'll be restricted probably to the dakotas, maybe little bit further east than that on the pacific coast. it's rain still for most places, and washington, maybe the feathers, south extent, significant channels drifting to the 6 and k, close down through hispaniola puerto rico, back to jamaica, and honduras, and especially costa rica and panama. but if you're west that a mexico,

it's showers mostly around the gulf coast. ah, with the story of a small community. in one of mexico's most dangerous states, standing up to criminal cartels and corrupt politicians you, we don't want to politicians anymore. they just dis, united the people in the last episode of democracy. maybe we explore how sharon's elders led the flight. the self determination residing at that time. thinking that the north coast was the same as thinking of joanne's government by the people on al jazeera. oh, a

welcome back. a quick reminder about top stories here. at least $31.00 record geez, and migrant is trying to reach britain that drowns and english channel mckelly after they're both frank, you an official say the worst disaster, the crossing since they started keeping a record 73 white men in the us have been found guilty of murdering of 25 year old black men without joking about ob, are able to chase down and shot dead in their georgia neighborhood last year. and health officials in the us are concerned about another potential surgeon cobra. 1900 cases that just millions of americans travel for the funds giving holiday this week. now there's been writing in the capital of the solomon islands despite the government imposing a 36 hour lockdown early on wednesday. protest to set fire to several buildings in the capital, including one on parliament grounds. they traveled to the capital, honey, are from the neighboring island of melita and demanding the prime minister. manasseh vari resign. i say the island has been neglected by the government. they also

oppose the decision in 2019 to switch diplomatic ties from taiwan to china. if you have prime minister abbey aman has been leading the military at the front line since tuesday, that's according to the government. it comes as fighting between the government and to go. rebels escalates the tour gates and the reports. abby has made once described war as the epitome of hale, but ethiopia is prime minister, is now front and center in a conflict that's been raging for a year. he reached the front line on tuesday, according to government spokesman, and is now personally leading the military against rebels from the northern te gray region, leaving the business of government to his deputy. it is a big gumble, if you look past kind of similar gambled when champion ben tried in president, he drove debbie went to the front lines and he lost his life even when b and actually defeated their rebels in china. and so i believe my niece is risking

is nice ah, abby's decision to go to the front line. his boosted recruitment for ethiopia, beleaguered armed forces. thousands have signed up to follow abby's lead, including olympic gold medalist high league, upper selassie. the 48 year old retired champion says he felt compelled to act in sports. i only thought about butter a sportsman. it was an ambassador for peace if it. now when i say i am going to the frontline people could say, wait a minute, you have been a mediator and you're a sportsman. sport is what peace and love you know how good. what should you do when the existence of a country is at stake? they just put down, everything's nothing will stop you. fighting between the ethiopian government antique reign rebels has escalated in recent weeks, rebel fighters and now around 200 kilometers from the capital. i just have of the presidents of kenya and south africa as well as the u. s secretary of state have

reiterated calls for a ceasefire. there were concerns the wall could spill over across the horn of africa. already the horn is very unstable. we dont recent school there. yeah. and yeah, still disintegrating archibald gating ground there. now the last thing that their region wishes to have is a disintegrate. and if you up here and the west's interests are going to really just go up in flames. ah, as these new recruits prepared to head to the front line to join government forces and negotiated settlement doesn't look likely any time soon. victoria gates and b al jazeera, the son of libya, is former leader mammography will not be allowed to run in next month. presidential election, saif alice law got off. he's one of 25 candidates who've been bought from standing libya. electro commission says he's ineligible because he's been convicted of a crime warlord only for half hour long with $72.00. others remain in the race. the

united nation special envoy for libya has quit just weeks before those elections. john cubis had been on the road for less than a year. our diplomatic editor james baynes reports from un headquarters in new york veteran un official, yan cubis has headed the u. n's peace efforts in libya since january this year. but the timing of his resignation, one month before the country's elections caused considerable surprise to diplomats . we're not sure about the timing. we're getting these very sensitive because her, the, the, the, the electron processes are a few weeks for away from now. we think it is very important that his replacement will be come into place as as soon as possible, at least so that there will be no vacuum speaking to the security council by video link from tripoli. mr. cubis, she explained, he didn't want to be based full time in the libyan capital, but felt that's what the job now needed. but he made it clear he didn't want to

desert his post. on the 17th of november 2021. i've done that my resignation. in the resignation letter to the secretary general, i also confirmed my readiness to continue as the special envoy for a transitional period. and that in my will be natural to cover the electoral period . but cubic went on to say that the un secretary general antonio terrace, had decided his resignation would be effective december the 10th. that's 2 weeks before the election, rebuffing his offer to stay on. why did the security general not accept that offer? what we're trying to do is there we are, of course, do print. i do intend to announce a successor, and we aim to ensure the continuity of leadership, ada smooth 6th transition. at this critical time in the security council meeting, there was recognition from all delegations about the sensitivity of this time in libya. the election was described as key, vital and crucial. despite that remarkably, there's now

a vacancy for the post. busy that overseas the entire process for the international community. james bays al jazeera of the united nations. now time may be running out on a landmark peace deal, but in columbia and fog rebels sign 5 years ago. but the promised piece has not been achieved out, sir, was l. sondra petty, i traveled to the coca region to speak with form a fight as struggling to integrate into society as new armed groups battle for control of the territory further fight. grabel william marielle is rightly proud of is speak farm. it's one of 3 projects. he started with hundreds of other demobilized fighters investing the roughly $2000.00 each. they received this part of their agreement to design. we are selling an average of $160.00 pigs a month, 40 per week of around 100105 kilos. we hope that with the 2 new sites will reach 10420 a week. williams says,

reaching this point has been very difficult. approval for the project arrived only a year ago, after long fights with bureaucracy says was set up to fail them in logo. you know, i can deal with this. government has done everything possible to make the deal fail if it wasn't for the united nations and the international cooperation that are guarantors of the process got on. i wonder if i would be here the government saying that the story piece deal with the fact 5 years ago, bringing to an end, the conflict that killed more than $200000.00 people over more than 5 decades. that many of the hopes of that day are field, even though most combatants of laid down their arms by addressing poverty and inequality, promising road schools and jobs in many neglected rural areas of the country. the peace deal was supposed to end the root causes the fuel, the war, but 5 years later, little has changed him, although he's through she on his many accuse the conservative government of the van

to cab slow walking the deals, implementation studies show that just 4 percent of the promised rule reform measures are complete. but cocaine production is at an all time high and you arm groups and 5 dissidence are perpetuating new cycles of violence. many reintegration camps are mostly empty after former fighters moved away and the threat by armed groups. slight claudia crews with former comrades has been trying to start a fish farm 1st. they were forced to leave their camp, then their leader was killed. they failed. okay. we live in fear. this is worse than during the war. back then we could at least defend ourselves with after 5 years i thought we would have a place to live a little and basic purity. we feel disillusioned yet we endure. but despite their in doing commitment success for them and the country remains elusive. and the last

in peace is not guaranteed. allison, them get the al jazeera, cal dawn or coca later that 3 german political parties have agreed to form a coalition government falling 2 months of talks. a lot schoultz is now set to take over the chancellor early next month. it will be the 1st 3 way coalition government in, in the 70 years. the mccain has mono from berlin. for many weeks, these 3 parties have been behind closed doors talking to each other, trying to work out a platform of policies they can present to parliament to have them elected as a new coalition government trying to sort out their differences and co here around a set of policies that they believe the country can unite around the man who has been leading these negotiations and who is in all likelihood, going to be the next chancellor within 10 days or so. all of shots from the social

democrats. this is how he told the gathered reporters, what his priorities are going to be on the, on the globe and in fortune. we are united by a belief in progress and the politics can achieve something good. we are united by the will to make the country better to move it forward and to keep it together. we're not about lowest common denominator politics, but of our high impact politics. we wanted dare to do something about climate protection, the restructuring of our industry, the modernization of the country, the strengthening of social cohesion home. we want to dare to make more progress on the question that many people will ask is, how can these 3 parties with differing views, about many key issues in german politics, really stay together for the full term of parliament for years. and there are other questions too. we know which ministries these parties are going to get. but we also know that when they are voted into office,

that will effectively vote angler miracles, kristian democrats out of office. they will metaphorically lick their wounds in opposition, but they also know that in the other house of parliament, they can really make difficulty for this particular government. so it's not all plain sailing for this new traffic light coalition as it's being co, which in all likelihood will be voted in to office in the next 10 days. also, turkey is soaring, cost of living as turned into anger on the streets, opposition, supporters of valued against president oder lines, new policy of sharp interest rate cuts. the turkish lawyer has lost all the carpets value this year, reaching out to all time low against the dollar. on wednesday, hundreds of st vendors are protesting in the indian capital new delhi. they want the government to pass laws to regulate their jobs and protect their rights to 0, as well as a parent and reports from the demonstration. close to the deli achievement as

a lead and resident, a 100 the vendors gather to protest. now they're up to 300000 many say most of them don't have the legal difficult that they need in order to do the job. they said that because the government isn't implementing some people, the st. remember, 2010, which regulate their presence in public places where they can tell them at one time, but also could drive what that means without the papers being lost by markets, by residential association. and also by police simply doing their job hormones, whatever they have done that up, our goods aren't free. i have no children who can look after me. i work on my own, and that's why i have come to protest. i want my rights to be protected. i can earn a living, but the police and municipal community should stop harassing us. i should be allowed to sit an urn at the place where i have been working with mister,

give us the certificate of vendor committee which reveals or is eventually address, but not the address that i've been doing business with the last 20 years. i want to as the chief minister that i've been doing business there for last 20 years, wherever my family go. now street, when i say that the deli government hasn't catered non strict vending and then things don't. and that because of that, the high point has gone ahead and declared many of the biggest market to be non vending is going to court has said that some of the biggest market, the starting to look like and the interest rate of vendors, but also shots and markets which pay for the residents have been really fabric of some size. they're up to 6000000 in the country. they sell pretty much everything that you can think of based. so most people, but especially the poor and society,

they say that they are self sufficient. that they work for themselves and then economy, which doesn't have enough jobs for them. and they ask thing to be allowed to work for themselves. what's the protection under the law? the us government has announced a new u. f o task force. the agency will work to identify unknown error objects and determine whether they pose any threats. it comes off of the intelligence community, released a report earlier this admitting they had been a series of u. f. o sightings particle have more now from washington d. c. this all goes back to those videos. we've seen most of them taken by military pilots cut a grainy on their radar. and you see these objects far from the distance, weirdly shaped flying ways. it don't seem possible that it speeds it don't seem possible. so back in june, the department of defense released some of those videos and said they were to come up with the task force to look into this because they looked into what i'd identified flying objects and came back out and said yes,

still and identified. we don't know what these are could be, could not be. so they've been having this task force. now, this is just another part, bureaucratic step. they're moving it into a working group. so what that does is it sort of finalizes the chain of command. it also include includes members of the intelligence community, but able get them to the point where they can actually know who to report to and evolve more parts of the department of defense. ah, so it's more of a formalizing of the process. they're going to have a budget, they're going to involve the intelligence community as are now just, they're going to be the airborne object identification and management synchronization group. ah. part time for a quick check of the top stories here on al jazeera, at least 30 on refugees on migrants trying to reach britain. a drowned m english channel out near cali after their boat sank. is the worst exhaust on the crossing since the u. n's international organization for migration started keeping record 70 .