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calling for greater change. first, johnson, the parties over pressure grows on the british prime minister as his party suffers a crushing defeat in a bi election. and i'm devin ashwin. sports cove 19 is once again becoming a major issue for competitions around the world. liverpool meet new causal just by having the replace test, positive annotated have 9 at premier games, have been cooled off. ah, we begin the program with the impact over the only con variant around the world. g 7 nations, a warning, it's the biggest current threat to global public health. they calling for better quarter ation corporation among countries to fight the pandemic president joe biden says the spread of the barrier in the us will accelerate into the new year. he added the unvaccinated will be worst effect it. it's here now,

and it's spreading. and it's going to increase for own vaccinated. we're looking at a winter of severe illness in debt and vaccinated for themselves. their families and the hospital will soon overwhelm. but there's good news. if you'd raxon a 100 booster shot, you're protected from severe illness and death for us centers for disease control is recommending americans choose the 5, the oma during vaccines. instead of johnson and johnson's, it says the single shot is less effective and in rare cases can lead to fatal blood clotting. south africa says it will donate around $2000000.00 doses of the change a vaccine to other african countries over the course of the next year. for me to mila has more on the impact of omi crohn from durham, spoke exploits in south africa saying that while they do recognise global daughter, that this recommendation may be premature in that south african daughter shows no

adverse effects based on studies in south africa. we are currently health workers are taking part in a study around a boost shot of the j and j vaccine. and they say that we know adverse effects and there aren't any alarming signals to indicate that perhaps they should put j and j on hold. in fact, health experts and saying that in the coming days, they may make an announcement around allowing booster shots of join j and j to the general public. they've also said they've always known that they are certain risks around vaccines, not just j, a j, specifically blood clots, but these are very rare. and that he's sensually the benefits of a vaccine. even that one shot of j j outweighs the risk. and so still urging people to get back to they to even with j and j, while america, the cdc, specifically may be saying, let's rather look at an alternative instead of using j and j. so for the moment,

south africa and saying, or experts, health authority saying that they are confident the data they have at hand and will continue using that vaccine in the country. france, meanwhile, has banned non essential travel from the u. k. for anyone who is into french, citizen or resident, natasha butler has more from paris. pull the french government's decision to find all non essential travel between france in the you. k from saturday has caused a lot of disruption and disappointment for people in both countries who are hoping to spend some of the holiday season with family and friends. so lot of people have had to cancel their trips. others have been scrambling to try and get a plane or a train before those restrictions come into force. and we've been speaking to some of them here at the cross channel train terminal in paris. lot, i would have made it work anyway. had i booked to train is late like this, i got this train by chances i missed the restrictions that i'm probably i would

undermine way to make it work anyway. wouldn't quickly change my train or maybe i wouldn't want to. i wouldn't want to spend christmas on herself, her people that i had to take the train to come to paris, whatever. and it's unfortunate side, but the same how many people are just trying to get a hold of what's going on. and you don't have to have empathy for that. even though if it comes to the point of impacting people's log, you know, negative way. but it's been 2 years up, this has been dragging on so you know, it sucks, but it is what it is. well, the reason for these travel restrictions, according to the french government, is because they say they've been looking at the situation in the u. k. with a lot of concern, they're seeing the high number of cov infections there, and particularly the spread of the micron. a very now, even though there are registered cases of on the corner here in france, the government says that what they need to do is try and slow down is transmission . and this is just one of the ways they are trying to buy time time for people to

get their a booster, a dose of coven vaccine. they are all they've also approved vaccination for 5 to 11 year olds across france. that will help to they say the government, a warning, the next few weeks ahead could be very difficult. indeed. we know already the doctors are saying that i see you beds already filling up still in france, and it says it's obtained a majority of the post bricks at fishing licenses. it claims from britain, its maritime minister says it's still missing. 73 needed to settle the conflict with london. the permits allow fishing boats from either state access to the others waters, french president emanuel micron, met with parties from the fishing industry to talk the issue through the un human rights council is calling for the establishment of an international commission to monitor alleged abuses in ethiopia. the u. n says it's receiving credible reports, all sides in ethiopia is conflict act meeting,

severe human rights violations up to 7000 people have been detained since last month. the nationwide states of emergency announced on to november is leading to significant human rights concerns on a very broad scale. no, to believe the states of emergency authorizes the arrest search and the pension of any one suspected of supporting that degree people's liberation front and the aroma liberation army designated terrorist groups in may 2021. this excessively broad provision has led to mass arrests and the tensions of thousands of ethiopia ones, including united nations staff, and according to the committee to protect journalists at least 14 journalists. most of those arrested or ethnic to grounds. noncom webb has more on the story from nairobi. some of expressed concern is european union. the code for this

extraordinary session of the un human rights council is going on. right now. we've heard that some of the biggest economies in the you have actually been quite reluctant to other members of the you that are the driving force behind this. the u . s. state department has been outspoken about this issue as well. just last week, we were saying it was concerned about report that to grey and forces committed abuses in the holla region to be. now the government itself and some of the allies, it's very much against the setting up of an international commission to investigate right to be described. what it says in the neo colonial takeover of the human rights commission of human rights council to try and interfere with it with its own sovereignty. it says that it's capable of investigating the, the duties and delivering justice domestic, leave it right. say that in spite of promising to do that before it's failed to do

so, today we're vanish. am to sunny is the spokeswoman of you and human rights office. she describes the need for a deeper investigation into the situation in ethiopia. access has been severely limited or human rights monitors and also for humanitarian access. particularly in the t grid region, we're seeing, you know, 90 percent of the population in need and unable to receive monetary assistance. we collect information. what we've been in that is for a while we have courses across. busy the country, so we do manage to collect information, but it's becoming more and more difficult to corroborate and verified. we put out a report last month where we need out the kinds of horrible allegations of human rights violations and violations of international humanitarian. both committed by all parties to the complex and the tree and office as well as the degree in forces. do we said that some of the physicians may amount to war crimes,

crimes against humanity and we did call on the government. so it is not always the state initially to ensure that allegations of such violations are investigated. ringback the government reacted positively and the need to set up a task force to, to carry out investigation. now, it remains to be seen how much progress on this task force will make. in the absence of progress, i domestic mechanisms. we do believe that there is a need for an international as we tend to our top story now on the current situation across the world. with the pandemic, u. s. health officials are recommending americans choose the pfizer or magellan vaccines, instead of johnson and johnsons. mike hanner has been following this story from washington day say, hello there, mike. why has the cdc made this recommendation? now while the cdc was acting on the advice of a panel of experts to have been investigating the effects of the various vaccines.

and they found that in the case of j and j, as some of 50 women had developed thrombosis bed 9 of them subsequently died. now this is a very small figure, but it was enough to cause the experts to recommend to the c d. c. to recommend that if other vaccines are available not to take the johnson and johnson vaccine to be very clear, they are not saying, do not take the j j vaccine. they are saying, if there are other back scenes available, preferably you take those rather than the j and j, they are not talking about j and j be any less effective. what they are saying is, is a minuscule, greater chance of some kind of complication, a taking the j and j vaccine, which they have not yet found in the other 2 back scenes that are widely available within the united states. and mike, what's the current situation across the u. s. right now in relation to cove at 19

numbers. it's terribly bleak. her the rate of infection has been increasing substantially in the region of 40 percent over the last month alone. there are some $120000.00 cases being reported each day. now, in terms of the death rate, some $1300.00 americans are dying every single day. so certainly the rate of infection is increasing substantially. health experts saying this is being driven both by the delta barrier as well. now, by the ami kron variant, which is becoming a more widely seen within the united states. and just to add as well, there's another complication, and that's a political one. what research indicates is that those living in republican states have far higher infection rates in those living and democrat ones. this is associated with the lack of desire among republicans in particular to get

vaccinated. some 40 percent of republicans only according to polls had been vaccinated. so they composed the bulk of those americans who remain and vaccinated, and that's in the region of just over 35 percent. so certainly there's a political connotation to this which highly complicates an issue in which we already seeing a major surge in the rate of infection of the corona virus as the holiday season approaches. they sent me awesome, staggering figures. thank you for that update. my can ally for us in washington dc . an outbreak of corona virus in a prison in southern thailand has provoked riots by inmates around 400 have been involved in the unrest which started on thursday. as fires began and cells were destroyed, prisoners demanded better access to medical care. after some with severe symptoms were sent for treatment. 3 men who tried to climb over the prison wall way,

inch it by rather bullets. try the world news now and police are investigating a fire at a psychiatric clinic in japan. suspect it may have been with the suspicion it may have been deliberately lit. 24 people died in the blaze in osaka, victoria gate and b has more. ah fi crew shield from view one of the 28 victims of a fire or to psychiatric clinic in osaka. the fire department says all but one had a heart attack. look, kind of pulling this little thing. a woman was left behind on the 6th floor and was asking for help. when she got off the ladder, she collapsed probably because she felt faint. but immediately the rescuer took her away. the fire started in an 8 story building which houses medical clinics and english language school and other businesses. many of the victims are thought to have been visitors to the psychiatric clinic on the 4th floor, where the blaze took hold. one roof and i saw the news and there sank possible

awesome. it's not confirmed, but i am shocked and wondering why someone would do this yet. it wouldn't a will. i know you did that. i am glad this didn't happen in the evening. it's a friday and could have been so many more people around it could have been much worse. the injured were taken to nearby hospitals and the government issued its condolences. it wounded to the golden doodle. peggy was unaware that a fire broke out in a building located in kitty corsica city after 10 am to day. and 20 people were transported to hospital details are occurring the being confirmed, but many have died. and we have received reports of cardiopulmonary forests, but like to express our deepest condolences to the families of those who have passed away, you are it took more than 6 hours to extinguish the blaze. fire height is say people on the other floors were safely evacuated from the building. detectives are investigating how the fire started and where the arson is involved. victoria gate and be al jazeera plenty more ahead on this news hour,

including at rescue operations underway in the philippines. after it was slammed by one of the most powerful stones this year, the u. s. ramps up the pressure on china over its treatment of weekends in chin jump and in sport, more joy for astray leah on day 2 of the 2nd ashes test against england. ah, canadians have protested on the 11th anniversary of the start of the arab spring revolution. crowds rallied both for and against president chi, say it. he recently announced a constitutional referendum for next july, a year up to seizing widespread powers, which his opponents describe as a qu, high unemployment remains a problem despite the revolution which started after a fruit salad set himself on fire in protest at police,

stopping him from working for more on the store, less bringing elisia both men who joins us from 2 news hello there, early sale. why a people protesting while the, the 2 protests happening today, one is, is in supportive. the measures, the chinese side is pushing forward. but on the other hand, there are people who are calling is exceptional meshes a true to talk and they want to return to the 2014 constitution. they want parliament to reopen and they want fresh elections. they are not convinced that kelly's side is she being truthful when he's talking about staying on a democratic pause. the concerns that what's happening in tunisia is an incremental return true. so retiring isn't, which, as you will remember, you know, 11 years ago, people were out protesting over

a period of months between december 17th to january 14th, to overthrow the then dictates had been a lee. so the, despite all the economic problems, people want to stay on an economic, on a democratic path. like yet we're seeing some images from soon is what has been the behavior of protest is as it been largely hateful, it apparently has been and certainly can have determined. but it's been a peaceful protest. i, there haven't been any sort of pushes to, you know, get into the main avenue i what's happened is that police have held back protesters at the bottom of the avenue. at the, the end of bull dba avenue is a lodge clock tower. and they've been held there i, they've been massing it yet, is they saying that about thousands of people?

they certainly brought sound systems that have been speeches. and in addition to that popular movement have been a number of political parties who previously supported chi, psi aid. and they were trying to get you on to the avenue. because traditionally, the vessel revolution involves a lot of speeches, a lot of your declarations from different parties. but today's been completely different. but these politicians from what's called the democratic lot have been prevented. and they all angry about this. the popular movement says that they all determined that she keep going with the protests. they say that, that going to have a certain, and that, that can continue the protests until what they call high sides coup d'etat comes to an end. and that they assured that changes back on a demick, the democratic policy when small. okay, we'll make sure we keep us updated as to how these progress elisia boatman live for

us into news. thank you. the 7th round of talks to revive the 2015 iran nuclear deal has ended in vienna. they use coordinator says they've established good relationships with new delegates from tehran and a great upon some of the runs k demands. but henrique more mora says it's vital. they return to negotiations as soon as possible. we have found a lot of work ahead, a very complex task i had to say difficult because physician have to be taken now it's time to take to focus on priorities to focus on what is the most important for each litigation to take decisions accordingly. and to go ahead because again, we don't have much time. there is an obvious sense of urgency in everything we do here. so we will resume, we will resume soon. we will be, i hope,

having the final french of these negotiations for me while the you ends in nuclear watchdog chief is dismissing allegations his equipment was involved in an act of sabotage. one of a runs nuclear signs. ty ron had denied monitoring access there since june, but on wednesday the i struck a deal to reinstall cameras inside a runs garage plans. dosage of ari has more of that from vienna. the i e director general held at this media briefing earlier today in the ostrich capital, were he put on display? what will be heading to to her on, on sunday, these cameras via the nuclear watchdog will be reinstalled to add the carriage workshop where they were damaged in june. now the iranians are about to wrap up their investigation about what they believe took place and sources have told us in the wrong that they believe one of the i. e cameras may have been part of what caused the act of sabotage. and that was the question i put forth to the director

general, and this was his response. if you saw sir to believe or to say that the i, e, a congress will be part of some sort of solvent. that is number one. number 2, this contrast, do not have any trust meter, any beacon that can be used in the way that it was alleged. so i, you know, i tried to restrain myself because that you re teach me enormously. the idea that somebody can be saying that the idea on the part of something like a clearly agitated director general after that question. but he did say that these cameras will be put in front of various security officials in the waiting capital on sunday, where iranian officials and exports will be taking them apart to inspect them. before 4 of them are installed at carriage, we're iran is producing its own down centrifuges. and this will be part of about 60

cameras that are, will be recording iran's nuclear activities. of course, the i. e. a won't have access to those footage unless the talks here behind me come to some kind of a conclusion and that the parties all returned to the nuclear deal of 2015. they will be wrapping up this latest round. that is the 7th round of negotiations since they began earlier this year, and they are expecting to return back here to vienna on december 27th. held work is as striking across to, even as the country reports more than 20000 coven 19 cases, a dang! they demanding higher pay and better working conditions with some doctors saying, and they're at risk of being attacked by patients. phenom, console lou reports from assemble 26 year old to ro is one of many awesome physicians speaking to lee turkey for germany. low salaries, long hours and a risk of attack by patients are among the reasons that they want out working in one of his stumbles busiest public hospital emergency awards. tauriel says more

than 500 patients a day with turkish medical association, which is the leading trade union for doctors here says 9000 doctors have resigned within the past 2 years. when we stand upon our rights, they say dr. serve a lofty aim. but at the end of the day, this is how i own my living. yesterday, i pay 70 years for a haircut to the state pays 150 years to a surgeon for one call to stick to the surgery. after 3 assault cases, i faith, i immediately started taking german classes. i need to work another year here to save the necessary money. i didn't get another 250000 health workers, doctors and other medical personnel went on a one day strike earlier this week. for testing, poor wages and hard working conditions union leaders say 100000 doctors has been physically and verbally assaulted in the last 11 years and

at least 10 of them have been killed by patients. yes, it's a similar situation for a dentist for 21 years and a single mom. she runs a small clinic in a low income neighborhood of his stumble, but can't make ends meet any more as a church clear or lose this valley every day. she's considering moving to do by what dentist can earn $120000.00 a year or more put his absent mixture. when a patient comes for dental procedures, it can take 2 months to complete. the treatment, the liver is losing value against foreign currencies. every day i pay euros for my materials, but i cant raised the patients bill was i'll lose my already now or profit. it's your you below. $20000.00 cases of course 19 are being reported daily. doctor say the staff shortages could be handled through better administrative planning and government incentives. if they sent a 12 fears to become

a specialist physician and to re key. but more and more young doctors are planning to leave the country for better working and living standards elsewhere, and that would have serious consequences for the health sector here. seen, i'm cos, all of our zer, assemble still ahead on al jazeera, we look at how live on economic crisis is leading to a dramatic rise in child abuse. chaos in chile and alarming rise in drug trafficking in violence is top of the agenda of upcoming election and installed as liverpool. bait newcastle, we ask how long the family can keep going. delighted to cope and 19 out of a

hello. thank you for joining in here. sure whether through for the middle east, forget to africa as well. so we've got some disturbed weather around de la van, also eastern portions of iraq, western iran. so some showers for tater on that's also dropping down into q. wait. so if you unsettled days ahead, extra go into pockets a little cool here we got a cool pool of air, especially toward the north le hor, 17 degrees. we'll look at the next 3 days and your temperature is walking around there. you should be at $22.00 for this has your low temperature is also the name of the game across turkey. really raw feeling here with that wing coming through the boss for us. there's that disturbed weather. as we look toward lebanon, they root with the high 15 degrees. things are dry out actually across western portion of the democratic republic of congo seemed as for congo and camera room, really, the bulk of that weather is falling further toward the east. now we're going to the south and really unsettled picture here, some bursts of heavy rain botswana ensues, and bob boy, zambia as well into central parts of moves and be some showers in store for

johannesburg with a high of 17 degrees. but as we look further toward the south, its temperature divide, keep town feeling more like summer finally in the sunshine with a high of 28 degrees on saturday. that's it, sir. the ah bon count in the course emron ape. all that is changing the world of vaccines, not just the cobra. 9 thing big business in place that thousands of pixels millions of dollars and non refundable token. we demystify the world of crypto ot helping to call on al jazeera the 20th centuries 1st, genocide thought to have set the blueprint for the holocaust is too often overlooked. the sand will come in very everything. but for some reason, the sand refused to bury these people. they want this story to be taught over

a century on the injustice still echoes down the generations on the path to reparation is nathan, easy, one, namibia, the price of genocide, people and power analogies, era? oh, you want to help save the world ah. sneeze into your elbow. who ring? ah. hello, are you? what? challenges? 0. i'm emily angland, a reminder about top stories to salam u. s. president joe biden has warned unvaccinated people face severe illness. as the only con barian spreads,

health officials have recommended americans choose the pfizer oma jonah vaccines instead of johnson and johnson. because of where cases of quoting. the un human rights council is calling for the establishment of an international commission to monitor alleged to pieces in ethiopia. it's receiving credible reports that all signs in ethiopia complete a committing to be asked human rights violations and police in japan investigating a fire, psychiatric clinic suspect it may have been started deliberately. 24 people were killed in the blaze. returning to our top story now on us health officials recommending the use of other vaccines over jane. jane took the senate j n. a i car is an infectious disease physicians at sterling national university. he says the benefits of the jane j vaccine outweigh that small risk against delta. it's even a single dose.