in the 19 sixty's afghans cinema was born. filmmakers were on the way of the dangerous to com. ah, this is al jazeera, ah. hello and welcome. i'm pete adobe. you're watching the news. i live for my headquarters here in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. taliban officials arrive in norway. al jazeera has lunch, will be pushed on women's rights in return for aid. heavy gun fire as a military campaign, burkina faso capital, the defense ministry. since the situation is under control,

and the president has been taken to safety. as tension grows, the u. k says russia is plotting to install a moscow friendly government in ukraine. the kremlin coals that nonsense my weeding will not be going here. plus new zealand prime minister outlines tougher cubic 19 restrictions after a recent surgeon, army kron related infections. and i'm santa, how most with this ford raphael and the doll is getting closer to a history making title when in melbourne. e 20 time grand slam champion, that has booked a place in the australian open, or to finals. ah, a telephone delegation has touched on in the norwegian, capital o slope. the group's 1st visit to western countries since they took power in

afghanistan. last year talks will focus on easing a humanitarian crisis and human rights. they're expected to be officials from several nato countries, including us representatives. they're not good anymore. bombed him in norway. we have a meeting with the us and also with the european union on matters of mutual interest . one part of our meetings would be with an afghan ds poor who are outside the country, especially in europe with their ideas, consultations and plans will be heard. this means that meetings from mutual understanding will continue between afghans allowed correspond and tracking that story for us is for summer binge of 8. so a summer they're going to be pressured on women's rights. what form will that pressure take? what peters, we know, the leverage that the west has on the tunnel bomb. now in terms of functions,

they have the money that they're holding nearly $10000000000.00 off of the money that is predominant in the united states. and i mean on with the, the, the interim governing foreign minister is going to be trying to get some of that money. monthly is access to some money to try and solve the major issue and have gone on to pay people for their salaries to make sure that there is enough food in the country because the humanities situation has been becoming very desperate. the other aspect of this obviously, is the promises that the taliban have made when they came to power on women's rights goes education, 7 liberties. and that is something which seems to be the sticking point between the group and the rest of the world where the power button have yet to deliver the goods. especially the issue good education for girls in thinking the schools remains a pending area where it is all about, insisting that after the spring they will open the schools. but other areas it's been arguing to be on the discussion as you heard them, you know, dr. ben, i spoke to them yesterday, told us that he is hopeful that it is,

they're going to be talking on all encompassing issues, including economics, including political reform as that of making sure that the voices of the people living in exile offered. and i've also reached out to some guns living in exile. and one from the gun needed told me that there are probably going to be some women in the delegation. but it is a diverse sized for. and this prominently told out there for not being for the condition on the condition of anonymity and that she once a delegation to meet with the alibi but this dice. but it doesn't necessarily represent her even though she does not agree with the taliban. so it is going to be an interesting 1st step to try and meet all sides in the middle somewhere. and bridge the gap between the people, those who are in charge of a finest on. and those who are living in egg 5 sama thank you so much. some of injured a, the correspondent who's been following the events. enough ganeth for us, of course, since the events of last august. let's bring in by de la by here. he's electra at

the american university of of kennesaw. he joins us from cobble, but we don't know, but he has the time now come, i mean, does the taliban realize it's got to walk the walk and also talk the right kinds of talk here. peter, it's always a pleasure talking to you on i'm i think this is a welcome development and it's about time that the taliban sit down. and engagement happens on 2 levels. one is with the international community. tangible direction is taken. a goals and expectations are communicated because very often in the absence of that communication, international community or different stakeholders keep moving the wolf course. so it's a good initiative, even from the thought bon site to show in 1010, want to be there. ah, that being said, there has to be a discussion on what is happening inside afghanistan on the woman that have been abducted enough finest on despite the pilot been denying it. and there are problems

. women cannot access their work places because of travel restrictions. and these are discussions that need to happen between the thought up on and of funds within afghanistan as well. so of kudos to them for wanting to talk to that yes for. but they need to sit down with their, of learn, civil activists as well in order to move forward and make something sustainable. and is there a sense in which this is not just a 1st step? it's the beginning of a process. i mean, the taliban may be going into these talks and also with a mindset that says to themselves, i guess, okay, we will be seen to respect women's rights. and then we will get the aid money because we need the aid money because the winter is cold, long and hard. and there is a humanitarian crisis happening in real time in the country as we speak. but for the other people, the tiny bones interlocutors in norway, there may be seeing this as the beginning of a journey for the taliban. so they want the taliban not just to take one step. they

want them to take another step and another step towards towards something else. well, the reality peter, is that the taliban are very new to this. the whole governance thing, the whole being in charge of understanding. i think there is an opportunity here to mold them into better behavior. i know they have been rigid in certain aspects, but with the right amount of pressure internationally and with the right type of act as visible from within up honest on the thought upon can be pushed towards specific actions. please note that it's not like the international community just gives them all that money all together and then expect the thought of on to do better. there has to be emin either have to be mechanisms of monitoring. there have to be specific goals that the thought of been need, and they're very clear about it as well. so in order to make sure that the thought upon are a deal with the words that they're putting out there are aligning with their actions and women and disenfranchised groups in general,

enough on the sun are protected. and that's going to be of a huge outcome. if it back can come out of or we can start headed in that direction from norway. ok, thank you for that. a way to look up a here many. thanks for joining that from cobble. thank you for having a breaking story. coming to us this out of booking faso where there's been heavy gunfire in the capital one to go. it happened at several military comes across the city, including the main army base. the defense minister denied reports. the military has taken over the country and detained. the president said you'd feel sure there was an uprising in 6 locations, including the capitol. now everything is calm. those involved in the uprising of being investigated. the president wasn't arrested and he hasn't resigned. we know where he is and we are following the situation in getting details about how this

happened, and those who lead the uprising are detained. we are asking all civilians to stay calm and we will tell the public the reasons behind this uprising. everything is under control. we continue our mission to protect our country and didn't people are not nicholas our case, corresponding covering that story in the region for us here on the news. nick, welcome back to the news out. clearly a very fluid situation, as far as we know, what's going on peter, while they're still gunfire being heard across the capital, we're talking about 6 military camps, 5 of them in the capital one outside, almost all of the military camps. it seems. well, there seems to be an uprising of sorts in all of these military camps. now we heard the minister of the armies in defense take to the national television address, the soldiers leading this uprising, asking them to remain

a republican army. another president has now been arrested and is still in charge. the question here now peter is who is in charge of the army. now these military camps are key in protecting the catholic capital. we're going to go from arm groups . arm groups have been increasingly active in the north and the center in the east of the country are groups linked to al qaeda and iso heater. so if it's not a military coup, but it's not situation normal, it's some place in between those 2 things to we think it's the president has said to the military, you defend the city, and then we'll take it from there. it seems that there is so much so much of a feeling of being disgruntled towards the president that has been building up for months inside the military and amongst many soldiers. remember in november, there was an attack in the north of the country in its up where 20 soldiers were

killed. there was a national outcry when it turned out that those soldiers had gone 2 weeks without food rations and had to hunt for food. and that's when they were attacked by groups linked to al qaeda and then the president just a few weeks for from now dismiss key soldiers, commanders in key regions in the north end, the center of the country. and put in place colonels or younger officers in these key position. last week, several soldiers were arrested, and an investigator said that they were plotting to applauding a coup against the president. and what's interesting here, peter, is that some of these crew leaders are in the military camps where there are gun fires being heard. the question here is, like, how far will the soldiers go to make their voices heard on the address made by the

minister of defense? he said that it was unclear what the motivations were of these soldiers, but the context in which this is happening is key here. millions of people are displaced because of the ongoing fighting between arm groups and the military. and just earlier this week, for french soldiers were wounded in attacks, a by i'm groups linked to al qaeda in iso, it's a very volatile situation. and there's an increasing feeling of frustration and anger towards the government in burkina faso, when it's inability to quell those attacks. and to do anything to protect the elation, many of them having now fled to the capital, which seems to be the only safe place at least for now. peter, as you're talking to us now we're playing in some pictures from this and the latest pictures. it does look like a, a fee broil, precarious situation on the ground. so we've heard from the military, they've appeared on local television. i guess we need to hear from the president

because then we could extrapolate out or, or get a sense of whether he's been detained against his will or whether he's still in charge. well, there's been a lot of criticism against president hawk macavoy for being too slow to inactive to and not enough present on the international on, on, on the national scene. not going to these places where people have been displaced and being affected. and remember, we were talking yesterday peter about this ban protest are led by civil society actors m m calling themselves save burkina. they were simply asking for more security more safety. some of them were asking for the resignation of a hot mock cabaret. seeing him more as the problem and not the solution in this air, a context of increase attack. so there is a feeling among many people in brick enough. i said that the leadership,

the government isn't doing enough to protect its population. many people were upset that the security forces were fine, tear gas, instead of protecting the population. there's been a lot of efforts from the government to clamp down on these protests. i'm switching off access to social media such as whatsapp and facebook, switching up, switching off the internet altogether. and there's a feeling on it on behalf of many that there's too much focus on trying to clamp down this protest. not enough to try to protect the population. peter, nick, thank you so much nicholas out there with the latest on what's going on there in between of us. so for omnia by senegal. nick, sticklers, we'll talk you soon. i'm sure are 40 minutes past the hour. you're watching the news are still to come, grief and anger in yemen. a day after more than 80 people were killed in a saudi coalition. air strike. and is the tide turning for the you case fishing industry a year after the disruption caused by bracket and in sports winning field

goals with the story of saturdays nfl playoffs teams clues in on a place of this year's super bowl? ah, no, russia has rejected accusations. it's plotting to install a pro moscow leader in ukraine. the u. k. has claimed rushes in contact with a former ukranian politicians as part of his plans for an invasion, but hasn't provided any evidence. britton's foreign ministry says it has information that russia's planning to replace the ukranian president vladimir zalinski for the former ukrainian m p. yet hen mariah f, the u. k. foreign minister less trust says the u. k. will not tolerate what she called a quote kremlin plot to change the country's government. russia has dismissed the comments as quote, dis, inflammation, accusing britain and nato of deliberately escalating tensions with ukraine. also,

jibari has more from moscow. the u. k is claims of moscow trying to install a pro russian leader in kiev is absolute nonsense, according to the kremlin, and it's aimed at trying to provoke attention and escalate the situation with care . the kremlin has said that these accusations are absolutely false and that their main goal at spreading this, this information as they call it, is to show a yet again, that these nato countries are headed by anglo saxons who are trying to, i incite further tensions, and increase the disputes between this country and ukraine. meanwhile, it appears that for now, diplomacy is not dead yet. as the british foreign secretary will be traveling to moscow to meet her russian counterpart in early february as well as the british defense secretary will be travelling to moscow. this week to whole talks with high level officials here. so for now, it appears that the path to diplomacy and dialogue still remains open. you as

president joe biden has met his national security team to discuss the crisis in ukraine. america sent about 90 tons of military supplies to ukraine, saying it wants to ensure its armed forces all wells stalks, but russia insists it has no plans to attack. ukraine's calling up civilians to join us military reserve and a 3rd of people say they are willing to sign up order of del hamid and kias men, some who've enlisted in a parking central give military drills, teaching the basics of combat to civilians from all walks of life this is how young people like allison here, as he may ankle, a student in the science of plants spend their weekend, enjoy. come more game naturally from your i just have to for like my family garcia, hobbs in this situation. old 3rd escalate. and i can continue my or your scientific

work and not be accepted. we're it's all part of our program to become member of the territorial defense unit. is there run by regular military officers or combat veterans like ego rajan, of who 1st served in the den soviet army woman named adobe luma would go on. i don't feel comfortable fighting the russians world slavic, but we're on our own land. we have to defend it. we understand the situation, it's not nice to kill someone, but sometimes we have to, i feel responsible for these young people. there are arch similar drills are happening all over, you call it. the government is hoping to form up to $25.00 brigades to be deployed in cities around the country. last year, parliament passed along that allows ordinary citizens to join these territorial defense units. now they are part of the country strategic defense and their

role is to provide popular resist, veronica martin, case the ukranian army is overwhelmed these units and now part of the military, alongside the navy, air force and army. 32 percent of ukrainians. say they are willing to enlist. they won't carry heavy weaponry. that is left to the regular army. it's now better equipped, as military support pause in from several western country. but for martyr escape, the role of this popular resistance unit is crucial, even though she can find herself in harm's way. our main task is to support the army in, not in the front line by on their back a back and also to protect a infrastructure to supports evidence. i'm friends that nobody knows what's gonna happen,

but it's better to be prepared actually because it could change any time. and to nowadays are changing very quickly. or unison russian diplomats haven't made any progress yet. the uncertainty has gone up a notch and with it the urgency among ukrainians to mobilize sooner rather than later. with at the hamid al jazeera give rescue workers in yemen are still searching for possible survivors trapped under the debris of a destroyed detention facility. them who the officials say more than 80 people were killed in a saudi coalition. air strike, a prison holding migrants was hits in the province of sedar. saudi arabia says the building was not on a list of protected sites. catcher, lopez put a gun, has more the agony isn't over for these families. their loved ones for kills in an air strike on a detention facility in yemen side of province. now they must sort through bodies to try and identify their dead relatives. nearby rescue team. so

hoping to find survivors under the rubble gary met. bobby like, this is a crime to be added to their crimes. and this makes us more determined to face their aggression. we're calling for all the relevant authorities to investigate this. more than 80 people were killed that the attack dozens are injured or missing tylenol. and i guess in your homework either i'm but i was sitting with my friends and then the wall playing came and dropped the 1st strike on our water a while later, 2 more years strikes her migraines, women and children are among the dead aid agencies say the whose these use the facility to hold migrants who tried reaching gulf nations to find jobs in a statement read on air by saudi state tv. the coalition says the rebels fail to market the detention center on a no strike list. but what the hell of the damage that i get to believe that the alleged target was not included in the non targeting list, according to the mechanism approved with the office for the coordination of

humanitarian affairs in yemen. and was not reported by the international committee of the red cross. the un is pulling for a transparent investigation. but on the ground and him and who the leaders say they're not to blame for the escalating violence. now i'm, i'm getting my community that we are looking at a very big crime and there's a green light from the americans to kill civilians. that's what we see that by the targeting of detention center inside the province. yeah. and the continuous killing of civilians while war criminals escape prosecution. 6 fighting has intensified recently, not on the saudi led coalition has launched airstrikes on what it says or what the military targets this, after the group carried out an unprecedented attack on the united arab emirates. last week. more violence is becoming a growing threat across the region. has the potential to spill over whatever

happens in yemen will not remain a contained within yeoman's borders. it will spill over to the neighboring countries. i think that is specifically why your man is so important that i have on my face after him in a country already devastated by years of war. the fighting appears to be far from over. katya lopez or the young al jazeera funerals, have been held for a senior military official and several others who died last week in another. saudi coalition, as quite on and who's the officials and their supporters, joined relatives in morning general abdullah cut them out june 8th and that the academy was killed when his home was struck. a number of his family members and neighbors also died juliette to his, the original chief of communications with unicef middle east, and north africa. she joined us from among the jordanian capital, juliette touma, what's going on in yemen seems to have deteriorated, got a lot worse since the beginning of the year since the turn of the year. why is that?

why me, i've been, i've been, i really sharp increase in the level of violence taking quite a turn over the past few weeks. so at the beginning of the year, there have been huge total if you wish to including 4 children according to our records, at least 17 children where cage only the beginning of the year. and that already doubled the number of key that if we compare it to the number in december, and as far as the saudi led coalition is concerned, their reaction is that the areas that were being targeted or not on a so called protected list. what's unicef reaction to that? what we do know is that kids continue to pay a very heavy price. they have been for the 7 years, regardless of who's responsible. what's important for you is that children continue to be continued to be injured. that there are facts on medical facility that

indications abilities. this is what we call for a, for this war to come to a fine and finally solve for the thick of children. and what's your central message to the various groups and organizations involved in this parties to the conflict need to come back to the negotiation. if there is no military solution for the conflict in yemen, the only solution is a political solution. it is high time that children are prioritizing him and they have been paying for paying a lot of families are living in grief, living in sadness. it's high time that all of this misery comes down and ok, we must leave it there. julia, thank you so much julia to mother eunice of talking to us from a mom in jordan. still to come here on the al jazeera and usa for you. how cats are, could step in to provide europe with gas if supplies are disrupted by potential conflict in ukraine,

and the impacts of sanctions against iran is being felt by those in need of urgent medication in sports, england forward marcus rash with scores are going to remember much to united santa is here that and the rest of the international sports is when we come back ah quite a shock to the system and a role reversal. hello, everyone. good to see you. high temperature is toward northern parts of europe and low temperatures toward the south. so glasgow 7 degrees, same goes for athens, we have a cool pool of air toward the southeast. that means we are seen some snow right across turkey. and i think the greek capital will cease and snow as well. best chance of that happening will be late monday into tuesday, sub 0 temperatures here. now sticking on the theme of snow for the eastern alps,

i think we're going to see a helping of about 40 centimeters that's over the higher ground in the zone over the lower ground, about 5 centimeters can be expected. settled conditions for the northwest. this band of rain looks a bit threatening, but it's going to fizzle out by monday. just some showers for northern ireland and scotland. iberia by day is fine, but by night wow, low temperatures, weather alerts and play for northern spain. as they dipped down to about minus 6. and we're gonna get striped with some rain from tripoli rate through to kyra. that's the top end of africa bottomed and a tropical wave of moisture ringing out its moisture over madagascar that will eventually slammed into mozambique and still high heat for cape town with a high of $36.00 degrees on sunday. stay cool. okay. got to run. see again soon, take care. ah, pick take their ships to democracies, activists to corporations, control of the message is crucial. oil companies have become very good at

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oh, well come back here watching all to see reminder of your top stories this. our senior taliban officials are now in norway. the 1st talks on european soil al jazeera has learned they'll be pushed on promises to uphold human rights in return for billions of dollars in frozen humanitarian aid. gunfire has been heard at military camps in burkina, faso as capital like to go. the defense minister is denying the army has taken over and detained. the president. russia has rejected you. k accusations. it's plotting to install a pro moscow leader in crane. buquet says rushes in contact with format. ukrainian politicians spot of a plan for an invasion senior us officials are talking to kat are about potentially

supplying europe with gas. if russia does invade ukraine, cats are, is one of the world's biggest manufacturers of liquefied natural gas. but mostly exports to asia only supplying 5 percent of europe's gas needs. a white house official says talks between president joe biden, and the emir of kat are shipped, i mean, been hammered. al fanny could happen in washington by the end of the month when decent is a professor of international relations at the university of se, norway. he's also editor of the journal, russia in global affairs. he joins us from oslo. glenn, great talk to you again. why is this to being done in this way through the prism of washington? well, this has to be seen in the context of the current and geopolitical stuff. that is, a united states and russia currently negotiating a security agreements for the pioneer being security space. and that will

effectively russia was no longer tolerate further and they thought expansionism towards russia order us, this is, are going to be next essential threat. the united states would like to post this and especially reject all russian demands for security guarantees. however, in the united states, having some problem in its negotiations, simply put the sanctions away and has largely been exhausted and also more problematic. now if you want to intensify or the threats of sanctions, this actually probably hurt europeans the most. and that's what we've seen now is france, germany, a lot of this countries, i'm very much reluctant to accept any more sanctions on russia because it will hurt themselves. i mailed them in the guess area. this is where it could really be lower . so united states is seeking to do is to reassure europeans that they, that the america will be able to source guess from other places in order to restore the unity of nato. so lincoln can meet with the russians,

and if they say we spend the night, we're going to put all the sanctions. if you don't do us, you're told, however, that this is why it has to be seen in this context. that, that this is what the american americans need in order for nathan, just stand together and to be able to threaten this sanctions if the russians don't about when it comes to sourcing energy. glenn, there's always been that idea off in the background that moscow could use. it's energy that supplies to europe as leverage if the relationship with europe goes south. so does this give me your opinion countries parity of, of leverage, parity of impacts if you will, going into or carrying on going through these talks. but in the u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin and his russian counterpart saggy lover off because famously now or infamously, maybe i should say there is going to be a written response from washington to moscow on where they are in this,

this sort of bilateral debate over whether it's to do with nato expansion to the east, from the west, or whether it's actually to do with potential russian aggression crossing the border into ukraine. yes, so obviously europe's energy dependence on russia gives russia. it's an important source of influence. however, russia has, it has not threatened cutting off any energy supply. it's what you notice there's been proposing as a sanction against russia to cut it up swift, which is messaging system for financial transactions. so that international payments, this could create some this could make it more difficult for russia to export gas to your course. you can always set up other mechanisms. however, different is obviously that if you decide to go to this links to declare it cannot make one russia, russia could take counter steps and this could be an energy fair. and this is

what's so much concerned because this could shop our entire economy. they get about a 3rd of their gas from, from russia, and they really have to believe that a lot of their, their, what they have in storage. so it is a huge concern for the teams. and it's also one of the main reasons why they don't want to follow the american in, on this hardline position against russia. i mean, only a couple of days ago, it's time to re imagine security in russia, security in europe. we can just simply expand nate to russell borders and call the security. so there is this new idea and that's taken hold in europe. but perhaps this upon european secured agreement is not out of order that we have to find maybe a new format for european securities. and i guess for the united states to have the remove of energy influence if a key counter against this. ok, thanks so that glen decent took interest from oslo. the senior ethiopian military

official says government troops making plans to enter to rise regional capital mckelly. the deputy army chiefs at the country will not be at peace until rebels. and to cry are eliminated. quotes to us. diplomats. lou, 2 addis ababa this week to push for a cease fire. ethiopia has been gripped by conflict in the north for more than a year. now. make any a good in that to get a good mckelly and to grey or if you can territory. no one will stop us, we'll go in and eliminates the enemy. there should not be any confusion about this . if you can, people should not perceive as if the war is over. it is not over. there's been more violence between protest, hers and the police and goma, and the democratic republic of congo. demonstrators are demanding better security in the region which has seen a recent surgeon attacks and kidnappings. at least 4 people have been killed by

armed groups this week. there are reports of intense fighting in the northeast of syria, as i sulfites as tried to free their members from a prison that i saw was defeated in syria 3 years ago. and this is being seen as one of its most ambitious plans since ben local kurdish forces supported by u. s. air strikes and i'll pushing back as pull to georgia now explains. these soldiers are on a mission to push out islam extinct fighters from serious northern city of hudson. for days, the area has turned into a battle ground between kurdish luxuriant forces and isolate with more attacks and arising death toll. here, death is easy to come by lifeless bodies of suspected iso fighters are laid out by british forces near a dirt road. but dozens of people have been killed on both sides. the latest battle

broke out after iso stormed the white on prison, which house more than $3500.00 suspected members of the arm grew set of what many managed to escape and are believed to be on the loose. now there are concerns, detox could signal the groups, come back 3 years after it was defeated. so local leaders say support for iso is increasing as resentment grows against the kurdish lead administration. often accused of discriminating against the majority or population. we shall live footage of just say no more that we're hoping god will make things better so we can go back home. we're renting a house, but now we have no way to go. we have no one but god. and all families are leaving their homes amid the harsh winter entire neighborhoods left virtually empty as kurdish forces close in on their targets. when homeless now we didn't sleep last night. we're dead walking well now, you know fear we've been walking since this morning and now the cold is not helping

at all. well, what began as an attack on assyrian prison may signal the start of a new fund between kurdish forces and i saw paul chatterjee on al jazeera, prominent mexican journalist has been laid to rest after being shot dead outside his home in tijuana, friends and family held a candle that vigil to honor 49 year old margarita martinez. he'd been working as a photojournalist for more than a decade, covering gang related violence. he had faced regular threats. long got the was broken, but you know, he was never worried. obviously it asked for help when he received the letter. i think his form was incredibly to panic. baton but yours never. wiley, leanne west with less than 2 weeks out from the bay. jing winter olympics, china's 0 coverage strategy is coming on the even more pressure clusters are

popping up driven by the army kron and delta variance 2 years after the original epicenter. woo, hon 1st went into lockdown. katrina, you reports, want sports center has reopened for winter activities. the 2 years ago, the city stadium was used for a very different purpose. it became a makeshift hospital for thousands who had fallen ill with the corona of ours. laura, good mamma. this bore sender set up 1100 bed in 72 hours and an immediate 1056 mild convict 19 cases. in total, we managed to achieve 0 staph infection point 0, secondary infection, and a 0 death. with a general 232020 city authorities took the then unprecedented step of locking down . it's 11000000 residents. human to human transmission of the virus had just been confirmed, and more than a dozen people had died. from here,

the virus would go on to infect hundreds of millions around the world. to day one has resumed normal life and officials say corona virus infections in the city have been eliminated. the sea food and animal market where the outbreak was 1st identified as close. though the pandemic origin remains a mystery. an inquiry by the world health organization concluded that the possible leaking of the virus from a wound lab was extremely unlikely. though many scientists are calling for further investigation. the starting point of that international process can't be compromising with the chinese government or appeasing sensitivities. it has to be establishing a gold standard for what a full and unrestricted international investigation would entail. the chinese government has dismissed the theory and turned its attention to keeping current of ours case numbers to 0. but this has been

a struggle. the provinces of colonel said c, gong and tinge in city are battling outbreaks of birth. the omicron and delta variance. millions of people have for weeks been confined to their homes. bating has reported more than 10 cove in 19 cases. this past week. authorities has again pointed to import and goods, international deliveries and frozen food as a likely source of infection. those living in the capital had been warned to limit deliveries from overseas. though many experts are skeptical that packages can transmit the virus. people have also been warned against traveling during the upcoming luna new year festival. the most important public holiday of the year officials here are under intense pressure to control the outbreak before the winter olympics opens on february. the 4th doors taking part in the games will be confined to a strict, then you bubble designed to be sealed off to protect the rest of china's population

. khatri you al jazeera beijing. new zealand is moving into a red level. the corona virus restrictions, meaning public gatherings, will now be limited to the prime minister just in the order and made the announcement which she said would affect her personally. my reading will not be going here, but i just join many other new zealanders who have had an experience like that as a result of the painting. contin, anyone who's caught up in that scenario. i'm so sorry, but you are, we are all sort of resilient and i know we understand that we are doing this for one another and i know that will help us continue on wayne. he has more from oakland. the final clean up is underway here following the completion of the oakland marathon. and the organizers all of this event will be breathing a big sigh of relief. because under the new level change announced by the government, the staging of this events would not be allowed. the prime minister, you cinder i doing had signaled that if only cross was found in the community and

use the ill and then the country would very quickly move to the highest red light alert level. and that's exactly what has happened now that cases have been found in both the north and south islands of new zealand. but under the latest framework, nationwide locked downs will not happen any more. most things will remain open, but they will be limits on the number of people who are allowed to go to venues or attend gatherings of 100 people. and that's why this has been wouldn't be possible . and it's why the prime minister has postponed her upcoming wedding. like other phases of this pandemic. new zealand has had the benefit of time and distance to be able to watch what has been happening in other countries like australia, where the number of army cron cases has surged. and the prime minister has warned that very soon use ill, and we'll also see thousands of new cases a day. now, keep us jazz plaza festival turned up the volume to shake off the pandemic blues.

ah, the 37th edition of the country's major musical events brings analysis from countries including belgium, argentina, and the u. s. event wraps up on sunday. the toner remains in critical need of supplies and the aftermath of last week's volcanic eruption and synonymy. communications are slowly being restored, and stories of survival are emerging. a couple who owned a beach side resort have spoken about their ordeal. they say the synonymy warning sirens did not work and they went return, yelling and wanting people to leave you are sanctions against iran are hurting some of the most vulnerable people in the country. it is becoming increasingly difficult to get hold of medication. and as wrestle said, our reports from tehran, the situation is worse for the suffering from rare illnesses. marya mm hm. medina said has a genetic blood disorder called tele samir. she needs frequent blood transfusions

just to keep going. any better for targeting our body doesn't produce blood, so we need to receive it monthly along with some specific medicines. but we haven't been able to find the medicines we need for months now, and we're slowly dying because of it. that is because she is also caught in the crossfire of global politics. finding medication in iran has been difficult since 2018. that's when the u. s. pulled out of iran's nuclear deal with world powers and green pause, economic sanctions. but there is more that prevents maryann from receiving proper medical care. many international firms have also stop doing business with iran, as they fear they may also be sanctioned. they include global distributors of medical supplies, and this has crippled people's access to medical treatment across the country. at the las amir patients are know among millions of people whose health is seriously threatened hulu. geometry caused by john wood when the us pulled out of the nuclear deal. we thought it was just a political situation,

and that we wouldn't be affected that much. but more people are dying by the day. 547 patients have since died. and another $7000.00 are at risk. as many as 300 of them may not make it by the end of next year. that's on own own. for you in the set up, the loss is all too familiar. this photo is from a picnic you organized. we tell a semi a patients back in 2013 doors. he points to are no longer alive man, as, as a ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha ha, i'm begging the people who impose these sanctions. if they have a problem with our officials, they should solve it with them. they shouldn't target ordinary people. they need to know that these medicines are vital and they must lift sanctions so he can receive them. we can't live a normal life like this. as an 8th round of talks to provide the 2015 nuclear deal is now underway in vienna. but so far it hasn't produced any tangible result. and with the health of millions of people at stake in iran, any failure could do worse than damage. it's economy results out of that. i'll just

0 to her. now, when breaks it happened almost exactly a year ago, there was widespread despair across the u. k. fishing industry, fishing communities felt they'd been sacrificed to make a deal. foreign boats can still work in nuclear waters, but exporters need 7 different types of paperwork. however, the dark clouds do appear to be lifting as june haul now reports from the port of bricks them. remember the anguish of fishing communities of britons briggs in trade deal with the e. u. the new rules and red tape. the warnings of catches rotting on the key side of business is going bust a year round. and here in the south, devon port of bricks and things are looking up at its famous fish market. they're having an especially busy week the innovation of online bidding means bars from all over europe, or just a mouse. click away that they're 254 delicatessen seas. from belgium,

sales were hundreds of thousands of dollars a day. the new export paperworks are canceled, but they've got used to it. so the orders are received by the following morning. rex it, what breaks it. i've tried to know better off of what i know the main ocean company in england. we are probably better off because of the fish fish across the board and south and sell it on the european market. but now, because it's so much red tape, we gallop out, we picked up fish up and we hit the administrative high fees to access. this booming co operative mean, smaller operators are much more at the mercy of fluctuating prices. so they to have had to adapt with some expanding into direct sales because everyone is locked in and if they ring up we deliver over sunday. ice of thing probably is more to do with covert. other thing is to do a present waitress. every week is different. when we're tapped into,

to each week as we go, it's like the fish up, you know, the prices go up and down. you go to a dot to survive. so it's a nuanced picture. yes. fish. exports a strawman. yes. changing habits after lockdown have created a new appetite for fish at home, but some doing better than others. it's a picture of an industry learning to make the best of a complicated trade deal rather than reaping any rich rewards. chef and restaurant term it talks has been putting british official dinars plates for years. he's now also doing a roaring trade online firmly and in the picture the whole time, which was, which was good. and of course, i think the british public waking up the right time today, i think whichever which ever you believe whether you want to be in or i every certain resolve and unity amongst pretty people who want to reach out huge.

and it's a pretty huge turnaround for an industry that just a year ago was predicting its own demise. jonah whole al jazeera bricks, cilla had he on the news of the sports news find i'm sick will number one actually volunteer could stay on track to win home grand slam the 1st time. i'm to see it with that story. when we come back, ah, from the al jazeera london broke out santa t special guest in conversation. when you say a lie, a 1000000 times, it becomes a fact. you then can create whatever narrative you want on prompted uninterrupted. i realized i was working for something that evolve, you know, being a part of actually creating, maria. let them meet christopher wiley. the death of journalism is only the 1st

signal for the death of democracy studio. be unscripted on al jazeera, the latest news as it breaks a new band with it added a voice of these giant, dumb ross carving more moving power. these being able to extract more gold more quickly with detail recovery everywhere you look, there is this suction, who survive your tell a lie will never be the same against them from around the world. he fell to the ground and cried out. i'm going to prison. the question the jury has to decide now he should she, hulu. ah,

huntington national sports news is some. thank you very much, pete. however, i found the dog is still on track for history making when at the australian open. the dahl is through to the quarter finals of melbourne as he aims to secure a record break in 21st grand slam title. and the richardson has more for all of roughly on the downs grand slam success. this is a tournament sees only one once. and in the 1st sets of this 4th round match, the town was pushed to the limits by his french opponents. adrian marino whence, what's high break that lasted for nearly half an hour, with marino saving, 6 set points. eventually nadal won a decisive riley and the match momentum swung his way. the

spaniard dropped just for games in winning the next 2 sets his into the quarter finals and still on course to when a record breaking 21st grand slam title. i had been little bit alike with injuries here during goal or my career. and sometimes i was a lucky because the opponents were better than me but, but in general turns i always enjoyed very, very motional much as he and i. so i am very happy to be back in quite the final means a lot to me. ah. up next the natal is candidates denisha of all of he beat 3rd seat alexanders verify. there is exit least no doubt is the highest rank player in his half of the draw. it's always an honor to, to go up against a guy like raphael ah, we played not long ago. and an exhibition obviously completely different conditions probably differ much better. yeah, it's always fine. it's always going to be

a battle against them. and i yeah, it's going to be going to be a tough one and are not gonna enjoy it. women's world. number one, ashley bossy was far too good for amanda. any, some over. 40 overpowering the player who knocked out miami or soccer and her last match. i went on to win in straight sets parties name to become the 1st australian when this title, since christo neil achieved the feat. back in 1978. ah, andy richardson, algae, sir. william field goals, a worthy, sorry of the nfl payoffs on saturday. the san francisco $49.00 is upset. dfcs top seats. the green bay packers is kick securing a $13.00 to $10.00 when 14 liners will not be in the championship game. for the 2nd time. in 3 years. there was a calmness, honestly, in drive midway through the 1st or 2nd that i realized that was the type of game

you know they, they got off to a good start with the 1st job. but our differences point great. and there's just a feel to the game, you know, even when they had the lead, i felt like we were in control the game as crazy as that sounds. cincinnati bengals are also one, went away from the super bowl bangles beat, the tennessee titans at 19 to 16. and once again, the game was decided the by a late field goal, or they will play in the ac, cham bishop game for the 1st time since 1918 line in the english premier league matches the cities winning run has come to an end pep. guardiola side, we're aiming for 13 straight win, but the league leaders that went behind the 7th a minute against south hampton car walker peters were the goal city eventually equalized in the 65th minute ended 11 city still have a 12 point advantage over 2nd place liverpool and the late goal from

a market washer the fence at manchester united into the top 4 and the champions lea qualifications spots england international scored an injury time when a to seal a one mill victory over west ham, tottenham and austin are also aiming for the top 4 finish, they both have matches on sundays. he did verses senegal is the pick of the ties and the final round of african qualifying for this year's woke up in cutter. a draw took place in cameron, were both egypt and synagogue, are taken part in the africa cup of nations, a playoff between the countries that will see live full teammates, that mohammed seller and said you money taken each other on in a go on. there are 5 to leg the playoffs in total, which gets underway in march to a couple of nations host cameron, take on algeria who suffered a group stage exit at the torment. ghana also left the african early. they played

nigeria as well as the world because we had the weather to welcome the record and the respectful african football will increase. so we will be just about performing income and i'm confident we will do well. camaros. so could be without the front line goalkeeper for the biggest game in their history. they do to play host cameron in the last 16 of the africa couple of nations on monday. this is the commer squad that celebrating their shock when over gonna and the group phase 7 plays, have just tested positive for coven 19, including the to fit keepers. tournament rules say if 11 plays a test negative, the team must play the fixture. and that's it for me and you back to pizza, and i thank you very much. come all is here from 11 g. 30 minutes about is are,

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