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i've been wrong calling this out. 0. live from data, also coming up. violence spiraling out of control. security falls and calls extern . i told they can shoot to kill. as the president tries to stump out protests. mexico's grim milestone 300000 deaths from coin a virus criticism of government strategy and the pandemic. a call may miss that tabs, rendering an icon and a trial blazing act as sidney. what a. the 1st black academy award winner dies the age of 19 ah. the judge in the us state of georgia has imposed a life sentence without parole. on to white men convicted of killing a black jogger, ahmed aubrey in 2020. the 3rd convicted man was sentenced to life with the

possibility of parole off to 30 years. a jury of 9 whites and 2 african americans found the men guilty on all counts in november last year. she had brought tansy. now reports. this was the verdict, ahmed abra. his family had hoped for that his life plus 20, travis mac, michael and his father gregory, give him the maximum sentence for murdering 25 year old aubrey. of chasing him through a georgia neighborhood in february of 2020 william raleigh brown, who drawing them the chase was given a mandatory murder sentence of life imprisonment, but with the possibility of parole. after 30 years, the judge said that he, unlike his co defendants, had displayed some remorse. all 3 can appeal their sentences, but also face a federal hate crimes trial next month set before the sentencing members of aubrey's family made their case. a man who killed messiah santa nish court rome ever sewell day. next to his father,

i now get their chain to seek connect. my saw elbow again and i'll be his mother addressed her son directly. i made a promise to you. to day a lady caress. i told you i love you. and some day somehow i will get to justice. the presiding judge said he thought deeply about the case even paused in silence for a minute to suggest how long aubrey had been running in fear of his life before he was murdered. a fraction of the time that a mod armory was running instant till assures and rendering his verdict. the judge alluded to the racial folk lines of this community in the deep south. i argue that maybe a neighbors more than the people who just own property around your house. i believe

that is and also believe that in assuming the worst in others we show our worst character outside the court. aubrey's mother. thank lucy, supported her family and made reference to one of the most shocking moments of the trial. when one of the prosecutors alleged her son was not a victim, but a criminal quote with no socks to cover his dirty toenails. the law toenails the he law in a long and then she she fell to making it a mom was lying there in illinois with a big hole in kid. outside the quote there was celebration and accountability for the murder of a black man by white men in the south. so many of them still haven't gotten anybody arrested for killing their child. so this is about all of us saying no more, no more, no more. but it should be remembered that in the aftermath of ob, reese killing, the police and local authorities did nothing excepting the word of those now convicted of murder. that aubrey had been up to no goods. only when video evidence was released, weeks later,

did state authorities act. she everton see algae 0 j wendell gordon's the child attorney, he explains a significant solve the sentence, got the new press to that or killing an african american white race. so to that extent, we are very pleased with the outcome. i don't know, it was really going to turn the pain on the racial injustice in our system. but it definitely set a new cross to that and, and, and that's what we look forward to. we should try to repeat this one best like this person. i repeat the same types of outcome and type of bigger that he had for the arbor. there are factions in that community, even in our country, that no matter what the facts are, they are immune to hold their own accountable for justice. i this little this early really turns the corner slightly. i who let at least the world

understand that there are some good and decent human beings facts and as in faith, and make a determination based upon those facts and that evidence and matter on prejudices and passions. and to that extent, i'm very proud of the jury, and it's very happy about the way it turned out from these, with the sentences, from the since it's in jersey. because off times you, you will get up early, but you won't get a sentence that reflects the gravity of the car. in this case we got a verdict in a sentence that we looked at the gravity of the car. and that's, that's, that we don't see very often because x dollars president is told is false as they can fire without warning, as he tries to end violent protests against his government. russian lead of forces have been deployed to assist local police and military. the largest city almighty

is among the areas where there's been dozens of vaught. there's been days of violence, rather dozens of processes in security force personnel had been killed and more than 3000 people have been detained, proven for a se, walker reports. com has returned to the center of our matee. though the signs of violence are everywhere. on republic square seen of the worst of the clashes security forces have re taken control of gutted government buildings. but they've been food shortages and cues at cash machines and petrol stations with residents venturing out only for essentials. them with lisa mascot, the girl at night when we hear explosions, i'm scared it pains me to know the young people a dying assertion. you go cuz as you go through so we're scared, not just for ourselves, but for our children and other people's children. we never expected such things could happen, especially around mattie gunfire could still be heard on friday as military

units raced through al matty streets in the eastern city of tell the cold gun or statue of the 1st president, mosul 10 as a by it was pulled down the euphoria has now evaporated. a police loud speaker, wounds people to stay in doors while an anti terror operation gets underway. oh, are you president casem, doom out talk. i have a shown little sympathy for the protesters. o. coals becomes cousins a preserver to have been called abroad to pay for the part usually to move the negotiations to a peaceful resolution of you. what nonsense, or kind of negotiations can there be with criminals? with no durish force, they had to deal with armed and chained bandit, both local and foreign companies. the claim without evidence that protesters are

foreign backed terrorists was the pretext to invite the moscow lead security block to send in its forces. 3600 c s t o soldiers. most of them. russian peacekeepers are being deployed. democracy activists have expressed dismay that their colds for change have gone unheard. the banner reads, we are citizens, not terrorists. oh, peaceful demonstrations are still taking place. this is jan. our zane in the west of kazakhstan, but legitimate protests, now risk being stamped out by shoot to kill policy. robin 1st here, walker al jazeera, the u. a secretary of state says he has concerns about the need for russian. the troops, n cause external. we're encouraging everyone to find a peaceful resolution and construct the resolution to the situation. ah, when it comes to the cfo. ah,

we have questions about the nature of the quest. ah, why it came about? we're seeing, he can learn more about it. ah, it would seem odd to me that are the cassock authorities and government certainly have the capacity to deal appropriately or with her with protests or to do so in a way that respects the rights of protestors while maintaining one order. so it's not clear why they feel the need for any outside assistance. let's take a closer look at the russian lead military alliance that sending troops to kazakstan is called the collective security treaty organization. it was formed about 6 months after the collapse of the soviet union in 1992 and is often described as he raises response to nato. the group includes russia along with 5 ex soviet republics. they conduct training exercises and oversee arm cells, but this is the 1st time in the organizations history where he agreed to deploy

troops. one member state iraq fused a several requests in the past, including from kyrgyzstan in 2010 and in armenia last year. article 4 of its charter says it will only do so if a member country is threatened by an external force. maxing shook off is an expert at the russian international affairs council. he says, is the speed and scale of the uprising, the push, the president to appeal for help from his ex soviet allies. obviously little clarity on what those external actors or forces that are driving this broadest allegedly are about. it is exactly the reason that's enabled because study president to invoke the c a steel mandate and invites the tools to protect the territory. my sense is that these allegations were largely triggered by the speed and the scale of the protest activity in their violence. and you know the

protests and i believe that in the protests of the scale, it's kind of a multi layered and a mixed bag of people who are generally disgruntled, but also some forces. who according to because study leadership have been obviously received some advanced training. i think the size of the threat is there are people who are on the streets fighting because our law enforcement and they're showing pretty decent skill, said the fighting, you know, about 2000 of because i'm looking for some were killed, some of them were beheaded. so there all kinds of allegations about what those people are, where the receive trading, if any, how they are able to seize these many cities are wrecked. havoc in the so many cities all across the country. so i think this urgency in the speed and the scale of violence kind of pushed the leader to the, to the decision to invoke the c a seal. so now there are

now most of the border crossings in neighboring kyrgyzstan have been closed out. there is ronnie greedy as that one checkpoint and she sent us this updated yard. and what had had the, had the la these 2 for supposed to be the nightly outcome? this is quite clear and fi causing song or even hair on the border which are totally sealed. we are standing at the close to the border crossing alma to the api center bloody event. so the past 2 days that it is only 200 kilometers from the city to border crossing cobblestone is now close to the cause, expand sides. it should be noted that there are 7 crossing points on the borderline between the 2 countries of which 5 have recently been code the following. the president statement authorities in cosmic stumped in the security option or use of least lou for any solution. in his statement, the president instructed to shoot to kill without warning. we have seen extensive presidents that the cadillac border guards fully cared for fare of any assault from

outside. like what happened to the apple. however, it has recently announced the cause of some forces by russian forces have fun that grip on how much he pulled the local media reported also that the security forces have occupied the majority of the critical state building. the situation is very volatile. a curfew has been announced and by can or space pulled through, which will rush in space. flights launched also reports of all men attacking military barks and other attempts to break into some prisons by the monument of the former president. and as a buyer was brought down by protesters, despite these official reports, that is all under control. the situation remains very volatile. so head on out to 0, international travelers, india must now enter mandatory quarantine. and what the government is putting a high number of profile political prisoners. ah,

ah, look forward to burritos, guys. with the sponsored play cut on airways, it's the weekend. here's your weather forecasts for the middle east stand. africa will get there in effect. but 1st, for the middle east, some temperatures across asia as wall above average taser on at 12 degrees ask about it falls. so that's where you're above average. as we go in toward the golf that north, when not as pronounced as it has been over the last few days, a rate on average in doha, with a high of 22 degrees off the boxed on the wet weather continues toward the north of the country gotta be on the lookout here for flooding the hor right through to swung by and heavy snow through the himalayas. now for turkey, we do have some showers, working around a soggy forecast to be sure and on talia with the high 15 degrees was really this western portion. we've got some showers and really not too far away from its stumble either. now it's actually over the last little bit,

we're below average in hot tomb, but you've bounced up to 33 degrees and here's what the next 3 days is looking like your temperature will continue to shoot up to 37 by tuesday. that's fall above average. further toward the south we go, we do have some storms rocking storms, northern botswana pushing into zambia as in bob, wy and central areas of mozambique and for cape town, a high of 30 degrees. but that's not going to last or temperatures are going to fall in the days to come. that's it. we'll see again soon. the weather sponsored by katara ways while the water we listen design is are making serious efforts in order to stop the trend. we need to store a lot of the stories that we cover heidi complex, so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can as always is

there a correspondence? that's what we strive to do me ah, the watching out is there a reminder of all top stories? a white father and son convicted of killing a black joker of been sentenced to life in prison without parole. a jury found travis and gregory mcmichael guilty of murdering ahmed albury, their neighbor, william brine, also received a life sentence booked with the possibility of parole. in fact, he is and causes president is told his forces they can shoot to kill without warning. as he tries and violent protests against his government, dozens of protest as the security personnel had been killed. a more than 3000

people detained. russia lead forces have been deployed non essence were stopped at the u. s. embassy are to leave the country. nato foreign ministers say they united against any possible russian military action in ukraine. they met ahead of talks between the us and russia. on monday. secretary general jens slow stokeland burg. sorry was whoa whoa as welcome the toes but rolled out russian demands to halt maiter's expansion. the russian military buildup has lost not stopped. it continues. ah, and they are gradually building up our with more forces, more capabilities. we see armored units with c artillery. we see a comma to the troops. of course dr. sent a message that there is a really risk for a new ah, on conflict in europe. but that's exactly why it is so important to engage in

dialogue. joe to hell has more details. 10 stolen bugs, comments throughout that press conference. very much pointed to the substance of the foreign ministers meeting a short while before which was an opportunity of calls for them to talk about russia and ukraine. but principally to align their positions against what one of them, the british foreign secretary, this trust called russia's unacceptable aggression towards ukraine. so that the secretary general could come out afterwards of project this sense of sort of bending unity strength and determination by native in the face of what he describes as the real risk still of a russian invasion. he pushed back again against russia's notion, this demand really by president putin, for legal guarantees to be given that data won't ever take ukrainian as a member, that it won't expand any further east eastwards to take in other countries like georgia. and he said there was

a pathway for dialogue and diplomacy to go along potentially a positive one. but he said it was important to, to prepare for it to fail. and for a clear message to be sent to mister putin. if it, if they failed, the consequences would follow specifically politically economic and financial sanctions. as we've heard all of this preparatory ready to senior high level meetings next week between russia and the united states in geneva, on monday, also between nature, the russia council on wednesday, they haven't met for 2 years. a potential there to move things along. if this unity can be upheld and if this message can be clearly projected to president putin, that consequences will follow otherwise. and that's, i think what mr. stoughton set out to achieve this afternoon in the number of covey. 19 related deaths and mexico 430-0000. there's also been

a spike in cases with some health experts believed is linked to the contagious con variance and largely spurred by tourism holiday hotspots like hankerin. and by a california, a reporting law infections and ever as manuel or apollo now reports it's fun in the sun in the resort city of kain kuhn but mexican health officials say a boom and international tourism has also led to a significant rise in covey. 19 infections, a warning that doesn't seem to be much of a bother to foreign tourists. i say fall, we haven't felt exposed. there were protocols in place and looking, wearing our masks and everything following the rules and washing our hands. vacation hotspots, or the only places where contagion is on the rise. in mexico city, a sharp increase in cases has also led to higher turn out at vaccination sites.

concern is also spreading among parents as millions of children returned to school from the holiday break. is a lot in which up with other one here. we have to be very careful because this is affecting the children more than before. so we need to have more safety measures. but with the support of us all, and the teachers, we should be all right, jack, with more than 4000000 cases of coven 19 have been recorded in mexico since the start of the pandemic, according to data from johns hopkins university. and data from the virus have surpassed 300000. with such a staggering death tool, the government has been accused of negligence in its handling of the pandemic response. pepco, and despite a steep rise in new cases, mexico's president has denied the country, has entered a 4th wave of contagion. is danella adrian thing is this new variance is very contagious, but luckily it is not requiring hospitalizations nor have we registered an increase

in the number of deaths. and that is the most important thing. mexico government has not yet released official numbers of infections linked to the amazon barrier. policy. analysts say this isn't the only area we're transparency is lacking. he will not close at godaddy and the name of one thing that we still not have in mexico, and it would be very important for the hot ministry to publish a database on the progress of the vaccination campaign. we have daily reports. yes, but we don't have the database that can be analyzed. mexico's government continues to face criticisms over what many c as he relaxed attitude toward contagion, and for not requiring a negative cov 19 test for foreign visitors. this recent surgeon corona virus cases is not limited to mexico, but rather a trend being experienced by countries all across latin america. manuel rap aloe al jazeera mexico city. india is introducing mandatory home quarantine vol.

international passenger arrivals. all travelers will have to isolate for 7 days, even if they return a negative code 19 test at the airport. it comes as daily infections on friday, hoss a $117000.00 new cases. poverty little has more details from new tele. what does basically means is that everybody who now flies into india when have to quarantine at home for a week. and then on the 8th day, take a lab test test with the virus and upload the results on a government portal so that authorities are in the know. also remember in the already mandates passengers to test before boarding a flight and to present a negative test. now, many states already had their own travel restrictions, but what's been happening is that a large number of passengers who have been coming from abroad have been testing positive on arrival just a couple of hours ago. there's

a charter flight from room that arrived in the city of on ritz or more than a 170 passengers on that flight tested positive on arrival. now the state of bengal, earlier hack, suspended all direct flights from the u. k. it also went ahead and restricted domestic flights from jelly and moved by 2 of the hardest hitting cities. and now the state requires or passengers from outside the state to present in negative test . before arriving the state of connecticut in southern india also has a testing mandate for some passengers coming from certain states, select my roster and go and some other states that have high coven 19 cases, mum, by which again crossed the 20000 mark in new cases. has already been testing all passengers. upon arrival. the u. k. sending soldiers to haul stores in london tell fo, staffing gaps. many medical staff for the sick and cove,

19 or isolating about 200 military personnel, including faulty army doctors, will help solve lacoff to patients. hundreds more troops are helping with the vaccine rollers in england. wells in scotland, nadine barbara has more from london winter is always a very stressful time for anyone who works in a hospital like the one behind 3. anyway, with the illnesses such as flu, more accidents and so on. so we heard, or if in the week from bars johnson, the prime minister that he didn't want to bring in more restrictions, even though on the corner was continuing to spread quickly through the population. but he did admit that what he said, the chest, the national health service, would be temporarily overwhelmed. well, it depends what your definition is overwhelmed as to whether that's already happened. new statistics suggests that more than 3700000 people in the u. k. would have tested positive for coffee, 900 last week. the real figure could actually be higher because testing has become

quite tricky in recent weeks, or people having trouble getting hold of kids. but anyway, the situation is now the government says that 200 members of the mature you're being asked to help around london hospitals. $3040.00 of them, a medics. the rest will be helping with things like checking people aiden, but it's very, very small in terms of what's needed around the country knows that jacksonville has made his 1st comments is being detained. device trailing immigration officials, the tennis, well, number one promise more details about the medical exemption. he says allows him into the country as the 2nd play was held, check w player renata of clover is now in the same building hotel. she said that she also had permission to play in the strategy an open, but now plan to leave the country. firing act has sidney palatez, died at the age of 94. he was the 1st black person to win the academy award for

best actor roberto's looks back of the life of the hollywood icon. accepting his 2nd academy award. this one for lifetime achievement sydney. what year paid tribute to those who had preceded him. i accept this award in memory of all the african american actors and actresses who went before me in the difficult years. but it was plots. yay himself who cleared the path for many black stars in hollywood? born in miami to immigrants from the bahamas watergate trained on the new york stage before breaking through on the big screen. his signature rolls founded on the themes of america's racial conflicts. in the late fifty's, he played a southern prison convict a chain to a whitey and made as they made a desperate escape. you married to me? all right, okay. and he is lorraine, but i am going south on no honeymoon out in the early sixty's. another report to

his characters touched on interracial marriage, which was still illegal in several american states. mom. this is john. meanwhile, what year was helping to wage the real life fight to win 1st class citizenship for black people? i became interested in civil rights struggle out of an effect to survive in the heat of the night. what ga, played a northern detective, undaunted by southern bigotry, virgil, that's a funny name for me. got to come from philadelphia. what did they call you up there? a call may miss stet, tabs that film 15 academy awards, including for best picture i baled a java. i my then what j had already won his own ass girl. the 1st awarded to a male african american actor. the prize was for lilies of the field in which the issue of race was left largely unspoken. in that film he played

a warm hearted mechanic who builds a chapel for a group of singing nuns. but in one of his late screen roles this time portraying nelson mandela for lottie a return to the struggle for racial justice. every day, the sales of your jail grew more and more crowded with angry and defiant young men . what he ate, drew criticism from some black activists who called him to passive in the offscreen struggle for civil rights. but his standing has endured sidney poitier, a proud hollywood pioneer. ah, ah, is are 0 and these are the top stories. a white father and son convicted of killing a black jogger have been sentenced to life with in prison without parole. a jury found travis and gregory mcmichael guilty of murdering armed robbery. their

neighbor, william bryan also received a life sentence but with the possibility of parole in 30 years.