while the water in which we listen, design is, are making serious separate in order to disrupt the trend of making store. i gunfire on the streets of kazakhstan, security forces move to extinguish anti government sentiment from washington to brussels. there is a call for com. ah, hello, i'm barbara sarah. this is al jazeera life from london, also coming up one year since, protest her as a storm to the seat of american democracy. the u. s. president lays the blame with his predecessor donald trump. he's done so because he values power over principal

and barred from entry, tennis star, novick, jock, of which faces deportation from australia. his supporters claim, he's a political pool. ah, we begin in kazakhstan or anger over the price of fuel has led to dozens of people being killed and foreign troops entering the country. the unrest is built up over 4 days and stretched from a czar noise in the west, through to the largest city, a mighty in the east or government buildings were stormed and set on fire. while a police spokesman described those involved as attackers and said, the dozens were killed, the interior ministry says more than 2000 people were arrested. and officials in almighty claim 18 police and national officers are dead. peacekeeping troops from

a russian lead alliance are now on the ground that the request of president t. okay. of robin forest ear walker is following developments from tbilisi in georgia cassock stones government calls. it's an antique terror operation, military units on the streets of cassock, stones largest city al. matty authorized to use lethal force against protesters. earlier, some of the protesters overran police units and distributed weapons. security forces have confirmed at least 18 officers killed in more than $700.00 wounded. the number of civilians dead or wounded is unknown, but video circulating on social media appears to show morgues, filling up with bodies. this is violence on a scale not seen in cassock stones,

modern history including mass looting of businesses. fuel price rises provided the spark. but these protests are about longstanding and legitimate grievances, economic and political stagnation. and the corrupt authoritarian elite anger across the country has been directed at the official leader of the nation. first president nozzle turned, as a bi of his statue toppled in the city of talbot kogan, his whereabouts unknown. on thursday president hawkeye took an extraordinary step, inviting a russian led military deployment to secure his authority. shislett apologize, i live this collective security agreement. i have today appealed to the leaders of the c s t o to help kazakstan deal with this terrorist threat to recover. it's no longer a threat. what's happening is undermining video tag or

t of the state to reach the screen. lying in russian troops under the guise of the moscow lead security block. the c s t o could prove decisive, but brussels has urged moscow not to exceed its mandate. it goes without saying that such intervention should respect the sovereignty and the independence of catholics. many in kazakhstan will be wondering, which is worse, the violence or the prospect of their nation depending now on russia to keep the peace. robin for astir walker al jazeera, all as the violins continues in cassock stand, the united nations says people's right to protest peacefully. must be protected. we've seen the press reports, it's hard for us to to confirm them. but what is, what is clear is that all demonstrations or need to be peaceful. people have a right to express the grievances,

it needs to be done peacefully. and security forces need to protect that right. oh and, and show and act with restraint. and i think it's a symptom and also echoed by the high commissioner for human rights. i think for us, the important thing is that a security forces, whether they are cassock or whether they are non causes, troops need to uphold the same a human rights standards, which is to show restraint and protect people's rights to demonstrate peacefully. ah, you as president joe biden has described his predecessor as a threat to democracy on the 1st anniversary of the storming of capitol hill, the january 6th riots saw the government building ransacked by a mob of pro from supporters and the in suing chaos, left 5 people dead including one police officer, alan fisher has more from the white house. it was

a challenge to his presidency before he even became president and one you'd on from the right at capitol hill job. i'd mocked the anniversary with a speech to the nation. for the 1st time in our history, president had not just lost an election. he tried to prevent the peaceful transfer of power. as a violent mob reached the capital, but they failed. the crowd marched on the heart of democracy in the us to challenge the certification of the 2020 presidential election. donald trump claimed he'd been cheated at way, going to the capital, and fueled by anger and lies. his supporters fought battles across capitol hill as they tried to stop congress doing its job. this wasn't a group tourist. this was an armed insurrection. but this moment, this challenge to american democracy has not brought the country together. instead,

president biden's speech, just shoot the fracture in us politics. we must decide what kind of nation are we going to be? are we going to be a nation that lives not by the light of the truth? or the shadow of lies? many republicans opted not to attend the event. some claiming democrats were politicizing the attack. others because they were afraid of offending donald trump . the former president himself was due to hold a news conference in florida on the anniversary he canceled. he was told it would look bad. he did issue a statement saying joe biden was using him to deflect from the awful job he was doing as president and was seeking to divide the country. trump continues to claim without evidence that the election was stolen that he won the election. and american democracy still has to come to terms with him. his supporters. oh, and the de, the storm, the capital. allen fisher. i'll g 0. the white house. and let's cross to john

hender now, who was on that capitol hill where a vigil is taking place? said john, just tell us a little bit about what's going on and what we can expect. well not far from where i was a year ago today, but this is a very different crowd. you can see the hundreds of people here. they are all members of a coalition of liberal organizations. you've come together to hold a vigil in favor of voting rights. that is a direct contrast to the effort to subvert democracy that happened here. a year ago . woman behind me is delegate eleanor holmes norton. she is a representative from washington d. c. she has it vote in committees, but because dc is not a said she doesn't have a vote when it comes to a major congressional legislation. but the point is, this is a group that is trying to celebrate the, the conquest, the victory rather of democracy. a year ago,

and there are hundreds of people here. you'll notice not only is it a different sounding grammar, they look different. they're on like the crowd last year. these people are all wearing masks, are most of them are even though they're outside. and this is one of the few visuals, it's actually here on them all the national mall in washington. today, there are 350 vigils supported by the same organizations all across the us far. but in a little bit, we're going to go to the d. c. j. in the next hour, you're going to see the opposite people who were supporting the insurrection as standing outside of the jail here. and at 35 sites from hawaii to florida, supporting the trumps or borders who were arrested. that's one of the jails where they are being held. and a, there's a possibility, police have been a little bit concerned that might become violent fee, but the group only plans to be there for about an hour and then they're busing their people back out of town. so, so far it appears to be

a peaceful anniversary of this very traumatic event here in the family. thank you john. thank you. wow, joe walsh is a former republican congressman. he says that a year after the storming of capitol hill, the republican party remains firmly under trumps, influence a year removed from a violent attempt to overturn an election. donald trump's hold on the republican party is stronger. so the scary truth is, one of america's 2 major political parties is now completely radicalized and fully anti democracy. there are plenty like me who left the republican party because if you're anti donald trump, there is no place in this party. now, the democrats in america have

a wonderful opportunity to grab all of us, but they're not doing that. republicans will probably do well this year, because democrats and young people will not come out and vote 81000000 people voted for joe biden last year. most of them will not come out this year no effect. chaco, which is parents have come out fighting on behalf of their son. his mother says authorities are treating him like a prisoner joke of it's his chances of playing at the australian open response. now depend on a court decision order authorities refused to accept his medical exemption for not being vaccinated under simmons reports. oh, so the serbian parliament in belgrade protest is joan in support of their national hero. the world's number one in men's tennis. novak joke of each, the demonstration is led by his father who says australia is playing politics with

his sons career. after they got that call and they want to throw him on his knees. this won't happen. they never managed to throw sir, be on its knees. we never attacked any one we only defended ourselves. novak is defending himself. now. brothers and sisters, our heart are so i'll find some awful sir, but i nearly. this is the moment when jock of each is about to realize his entry into australia is blocked. his visa revoked it isn't a tennis court, he's going to instead, he's waiting for a court hearing on monday that will ruin his deportation. for now, he's in a government quarantine hotel. his mother is outraged. they are keeping him. it is just not very human. i just called if you will be down as we are. i love you to be a strong joke of each had a medical exemption to let him play at the australian open tournament later this

month. otherwise, the tournament is only open to the fully vaccinated exemption caused a wave of anger among australians who still face some of the toughest travel restrictions in the world joker, which is well known as being against vaccinations. another big name in the sport, believe joker, which has himself to play in some way. i, i feel sorry for him. but at the same time, he know he knew the conditions, things are a lot of months ago. so the actual against juke of each is also causing a diplomatic incident therapy as president describes it as politically motivated. marshall was a called the true it's l. obligation is the state to protect interests of a citizen of were dedicated to that. what not now is that this is a political persecution that everyone is taking part in. even your strain and prime minister jock of each had thought the path was clear of his attempt to the 21st

grand slam. instead, he faces what could be a road block, and with it a world wide debate on whether he's been fairly treated. andrew simmons al jazeera, still to come grounded by covered after 75 years of continuous operation. fears for the future of the major airline that's been hit hard by the and the mission to better understand the so called doomsday glazier. how underwater roll robots could help prevent climate change? disaster ah hello there. let's have a look at the weather in australia and we've seen some really wild weather effect that southeast corner with heavy rain and damaging winds causing destruction in

victoria state. now that unsettled weather is set to continue through the weekend. we could see flash flooding here, rosa things. storms and showers pull across the eastern coast. thanks to form of fi clone seth. and for the north of this, we could see another fighter and developed to the north east of queens, and we got a tropical disturbance where keeping an eye on here now cross the top and we are seeing some storms as well here. but across those central and western areas, it remains other fine and dry and very hot heat wave conditions continuing to plague. places like perth, the temperature touching $38.00 degrees on friday. but if we look at the 3 day, it is gonna deep down though it remains very hot and sunny. and that doesn't bode well for possible bush fires. now as you move across to new zealand, it's rather settled for both the north and the south island. a change in the wind is going to pick temperatures up, but the wet weather isn't far away. you can see it sweeping in behind me. now as we

move to southeast asia, it's a very wet picture. we're going to see some of the heaviest falls in solar wessy over the weekend. that to weather update. ah. in pakistan's largest city, climate change in water shortages are driving from residence to desperate measures . one 0, one east meets the waters of corruption. on l. g 0. mm . played important role in protecting human light. don't touch your face. ah ah ah

ah, a reminder of the top stories here are now g 0, a russian lead military alliances deploying thousands of troops. the kazakstan as violence on the streets as escalated for a forced day. dozens of anti government protest her as have been killed, as have or at least 18 members of cassock sounds. security forces on the 1st anniversary of the storming of capitol hill. you as president joe biden has described his predecessor, donald trump as a threat to democracy. he warned trumps, continuing claims of voter fraud could undermine future elections. and protests have been taking place in serbia after the national sporting here and of a joke, which was refused entry to australia to defend his open tennis title. because he

hasn't been vaccinated at least 3 people are believed to have been killed in protests in sudan. his thousands returned to the streets to voice their anger against the continuing political crisis. security forces. i fire the tear gas said demonstrators and internet and mobile services have been disrupted, protest hers are demanding the military play, no part in any future government. at least 60 demonstrators and have been killed. hundreds wounded since the military takeover. in october. on sunday, abdullah ham doc resigned as the country's civilian prime minister mohammed val was at one of the main protests in the capital cartoon. who are not in the 3 leading to the president of bali, susi from unpopular, as we can say about, we are about 4 to 5 kilometers away. still from the presidential palace. the professors half turned off in their 1000. today, 53 is the best solution i believe,

the a message, the gun in law last week, the is rusted. all the leaders of the resistance committees who are the only party to negotiate with. so they don't want to talk the military want only to pose the view now that people are asking them to leave. but we want freedom, peace and justice, and a civilian rule by the people. many that the law match i'd how would that now? we're in the streets for the future of our children so that the next generation get their rights and education and a better future. no one here belongs to any political party. we're all here on our own. mean hagi has the smoke that is filling the i so mixture of burn tires by the protesters and or for heavy use of tear gas by police add security forces. they are going definitely to try to stop these cards. and that's what happens every time. these protesters fight them out to the presidential balis. bear them odds, and if a change, they say they don't want any negotiations. they don't want any politics. what they

want is that the military should see it paula, and as to don, should progress the words civilly a rule through a democratic process with . we have talked to so many people in this demonstration and it is very clear up. the mood here is different from anything that you can imagine. this is a place where people lose their fear because of the grandiose city of the spectacle . the crowd is carried away by exist and whose jasmine the words of the moths. this is a place where they tell us they are not afraid of death. iran's foreign minister has told al jazeera a nuclear agreement can be reached if western parties have the will and intention to do so. and eight's round of talks is underway in vienna. what haron wants guarantees that us functions will be lifted on the iranian oil sales,

missouri. mosley eights round the vienna negotiations, put them back on the right track, and a good agreement can be reached if the western parties possess the real will. an intention lifting sanctions means lifting all forms of sanction stipulated in the nuclear agreement and the sanctions that trump re imposed. and that contradicts terms of the agreement. and the latter is in disputed negotiations. we demand guarantees that include not imposing any new sanctions and not re imposing sanctions after lifting them under any pretext. we see that the simplest practical model for this would be when it comes to us exporting oil and obtaining revenues through our banking system. there's an informal and indirect exchange of messages with the americans in vienna. we hear good words from their delegation. but what is important for us is to see practical and serious american actions. as the number of infections across the world continues to rise, the director general of the world health organization says the army con variant of

coven 19 should not be categorized as mild because it still poses a significant threat to health systems. just like previous variance, army grown is hospitalized in people and it's killing people. in fact, the soon army of cases is so huge and quick that it is overwhelming health systems around the world. hospitals are becoming overcrowded and understaffed. we must effectively share the vaccines that are being produced throughout most of 2021. this was not the case, but toward the end supply increased. the lower house of france's parliament has approved a tougher coven 19 measures. after 3 days of often intense debate, the bill would make full vaccination mandatory for people to for example,

eat at restaurants, go to public events or travel on into city trains. natasha butler has more details from paris. it's not a surprise because the government has a majority in the lower house of parliament. the build that now goes to the senate and it may go back to the parliament before probably coming into law in the middle of january. what it means for people is that the unvaccinated population will no longer have access to things like restaurants, cafe, leisure facilities, everyday life for them will certainly become a lot harder now. the bill i was funded pre by the parliament there has to be said of the 3 incredibly, 10 days of debate in the parliament. often chaotic scenes, overshadowed also by the french presence rather controversial comments on wednesday when he said that he was going to really tight in the screws and go off to unvaccinated people in france. what they are doing is they are betting on this

vaccine pass as a way to try and persuade the loss. they say 5000000 adults are eligible for the faxing to go and get immune eyes look. they're looking at the record of the current health pulse. now the health pulse it was put in place by the government last year as persuaded you might say, some 90 percent of people to get vaccinated before that health pulse is necessary to go to a restaurant or a bar only 3040 percent of people in france that, that they wanted to get vaccine. as soon as that pulse was put in place, people rushed to get their jobs. the government hoping that's going to be the same thing. now that it will force people to go and get vaccinated, whether it will or not. of course, we don't know, but the health minister did say on wednesday that some 66000 people had actually registered for their 1st dose of a covey vaccine. so they see that as an encouraging sign, a 125 passengers, excuse me, on a flight from italy to india. tested positive for cove at 19 upon arrival at m.

ritz our airport in north western india. the passengers have been moved to quarantine centers in different districts of punjab. india is again struggling with high infection rates and as imposed the weekend curfew in delhi. the best soul in india has now passed $482000.00 were many of the world's airlines ward only just taking their 1st steps towards economic recovery when the omicron variant was discovered in november. and since then, flight bands and tough protesting rules have built another huge blow. one of the airlines facing enormous challenges is hong kong based kathy pacific, with questions over it's very ability to survive. brit climate reports. the pandemic is taking a toll on the global aviation industry, but hong kong flagship carriers facing particularly turbulent times, kathy pacific has drastically reduced its number of flights since the start of the

pandemic, as it navigates some of the world's harshest border restrictions and quarantine requirements. and its staff are being blamed for 5th wave in hong kong, the territories 1st outbreak in months after a crew member breached quarantine. the government has responded by tightening the rules for returning air crews even further and have banned flights from a number of countries. a cafe pacific flight attendant who asked al jazeera to conceal his identity, says he isn't confident the airline will be able to survive the setbacks. i think he said to think what's the future off to phase, but due to the situation, we still cannot see any field her. oh, also we are not same as the other country, which is all i air crew business is thought thing. back to normal in hong hall. we still have many restriction before corona virus. this was one of the world's

busiest airports. but after the pandemic head, hong kong introduce tough restrictions, and it became a ghost town. now under new measures to contain the army kron variant. it's unclear when the territories aviation industry will be able to take off again, a government advisor and talk epidemiologist. ivan hung says, although micron is a mild of variant than delta, the border controls are necessary. if you allow old to the virus to run wild basically you put a lot of stress on the health system. and of course with a not satisfactory. so co vaccination rate, a 70 percent, you will have obviously a lot of cases, thousands of flights were cancelled over the year and holiday period when use of ami kron emerged. and many governments band flights from south africa. and in the united states, a mix of army cronan rough weather continues to create headwinds for the sector with hundreds of flights cancelled this week as the virus grounds crew members fly,

cancellations are frustrating for everybody. obviously, they're frustrating for the passengers were affected. but it's also frustrating for the airlines because they taking a lot of steps to get through the pandemic. frustration continues to grow here with many now asking whether these ramped up rules will undermine itself titled role as ages world city, brit quinet al jazeera. hong kong leader is in the chinese city of shyanne, let's say their latest cuban 19 outbreak is now finally, under control, the city's mayor says, cases of decline to, to what he calls basically 0. the city of 13000000 in central china has been under a strict lockdown for 2 weeks, as officials tried to contain the outbreak ahead of next months at bay ging winter olympics. scientists are on a mission to a giant glazier and antarctica to get a better idea of how much it's being impacted by climate change that they're gonna

use under water robots to get beneath. suede glazier, rather chillingly, it's referred to as the doomsday glacier. that's because it would raise global sea levels by $65.00 centimeters if it were to collapse and melt. recent research shows it's hemorrhaging more and more ice, and it is enormous. it's 192000 square kilometers, just to give you an idea. the glazier is almost the entire size of britain, or karin haywood is a lead scientist on the project, the and explains what they're trying to uncover. it's an enormous gas yet, and if it did completely melts, then it would lead to $65.00 centimeters, a global sea level. so spread across the globe. but we don't think that's going to happen in your lifetime or mine. nonetheless, it's really important to understand when it might start to collapse,

but what we think is happening is that the relatively warm sea water is, is impacting on the base of the sea, of the, of the ice shelf and, and is accelerating the melting of it. and, and that's important because that i shop is kind of propping up the whole glass. yeah. and if we lose a bit of ice from a floating bit, then the rest could start accelerating towards the sea. so. so yes, we're going to be measuring, measuring occurrence on the water awe time. now for reminder of the top stories on al jazeera, a russian lead military.