like i want to lead him, we don't have litem in this study. he's about 2 weeks now, 3 days, journey to a shelter. in west grade. someone destroyed our country. someone needs to reveal the decision from south africa governing a and c palsy. on the president's political future after an emergency meeting. ah, the whole rahman, you're watching out there life. well headquarters here in the hall. so coming up, russia says president, that's been to tin is open to talk about the war in ukraine. he's spoken to the german chancellor shows israel or the deportation of

a palestinian french lawyer detained without charge since march. we'll hear from the wife of sutler, murray and caleb, in synagogue parliament as month of political tension descend into violence. ah, welcome to the program, south africa, the ruling party has held an emergency meeting on the political future of the president. that comes after an independent panel found several rum oppose a may have violated his oath of office. now the panel was set up. the accusations that ran oppose a fail to report the theft of millions of dollars in cash from his farm in 2020. the president denies any wrong doing. south africa's main opposition party says it's table to motion to dissolve parliament in order to hold early elections. while the ruling parties, national executive committee will reconvene next week, actress members have looked at parliamentary report on the case any fee needs we've

done today, decided that they would like to report to be given to the officials of the c fest. the official must process it convenient, n w c was the n w is done, will convince the any, see, and we should do this before the 6th of december. so between for more and sunday, we'll do all that and them it. in fact, let's not discuss today. let's identify louder officials to meet and obviously, and then come back. so we'll come back to the embassy before this is let's to. mm hm. a john juno, correspondent, twos in johannesburg. and ma'am, had really the heat is on the president to wearing a sort of new developments in terms of that hearing. well you know, so hell basically right now everybody here who was expecting this meeting could

potentially go on long into the night is shocked because this was a meeting that was called an urgent meeting by the agencies national executive committee. this is the party's decision making body in order to try to come up with some sort of plan of action regarding these allegations against present. so ram, oppose of these, this very damning report by the independent panel that is said he may have engaged inappropriately. while in office and they have recommended that perhaps an impeachment panel be set up going forward because of these a very strong allegations against against the president. at one point it was expected that miss roma pose of might actually come here to defend himself. and other said that he should be here because he is the party leader, but he did not show up. it was barely 45 minutes into the meeting at this convention center here in johannesburg when it just suddenly a broke up. and you had mr. much a t lay coming out and briefing the press that it had been adjourned. this leaves a lot of questions right now. this is

a time that is very politically fraught for mr. rom, a poser with his political future is looking quite graham, and they're growing calls from his adversaries and from even advisors and former political allies for him to resign because of these charges of, of corruption. now, the steps you heard from mr. much ideally, as far as what might happen next, this is going to have to happen on a very condensed timeline, because it's on the 6th. it's just next tuesday when the national assembly is going to be taking up the matter. they're going to be looking into the report by the independent panel. they're going to be discussing and potentially voting on whether or not to set up an impeachment procedure in the national assembly going forward. so basically, what has to happen now, all the stuff that you heard from mr. marsh. ideally, different officials, reviewing the report then going to other committees than it being re introduced to this committee. this has to happen all within the next 23 days. and there's a big question right now as to whether all of that can actually be accomplished on that timeline. so to be monitoring events for us from janice, thanks to the member jim. jim, thank you. now the criminal says not to be

a piece. it is open to talks about the so called special military operation in ukraine, but it's warning washington stands on territory under its control. but maint negotiations difficult elia us present. joe biden said that he was willing to meet the russian leader. if he moves to end the conflict, germany is chancellor also called for a diplomatic solution and it's ankle with putin. i'm prepared to speak with mister prudent if in fact, there is an interest in him aside, and he's looking for a way to end the war. he hasn't done that yet. if that's the case. in consultation with my french and friends, i'll be happy to sit down to see what he wants. has a mind them. hubbard vow has more from moscow. the criminal spokesmen admit the pest cough commented on that offer from president biden by saying that the president put in has always been ready for negotiations open to negotiations. but

there is a condition why she is not going to negotiate. and this has been repeated many times over the last several months. russia is not negotiating on withdrawal from ukraine and the understanding from the statement by biting here is not. that seems to be a precondition that russia should come to the negotiating table already ready to, to think about the withdrawal from those territories that russia now considers a part of the russian federation. and he said, but put in his willing and not only willing but adamant on continuing the special military operation until and until the goal is achieved. and until everyone recognizes rush and possession of those territories. so this is a very difficult negotiations have always been talked about by both sides since the beginning of this conflict, as the only way out. and russia has always been repeating the same lines by the way

. and now there is no change in that. but they seem to think that there is this precondition. israel has ordered the deportation of a palestinian french human rights lawyer. it comes out to the government, revoke sala, mores jerusalem residency rights. he's been held without charged since march and has been imprisoned by israel several times the past. i'm the scenes. national says deportation would constitute a war crime. lisa l 4 is sala movies, wife. she says, part of the reason her husband is targeted is because he's a human rights lawyer. it's a horror. newer than that. i cannot imagine how house must be ready for him. it's, you know, he's, he's the son of terrorism in his life. but i've been there until he was born. we were there and call him this. the city is about of in south. so

yes it's, it's, and the rebel news for, for love for milly death or getting so now because he's a lawyer and human rights thunders. and they're used to, to target the human right. defend little john, are you so? so since, since the 20 years i've been, i was by a failure and he's been the most expense mode on the 9 year in grades and he has been submitted to travel bands. i was denied to sign and 42 friends, so i was to leave stuff for me and i will keep us back. good. that helped defeat i sell in syria says that it stopped old, joined operations with american troops. the syrian democratic forces says it's

a result of turkish bombardment of territory that it controls to kia has stepped up, strikes in northern syria, since of bombing a stumble last month. anchor playing the attack on carter separatists. it says a link to the s t f. this week, the pentagon said joint patrols that the group have not stopped, but have been scaled back. negotiations and way for a possible turkish ground, defense of in northern, serious and concealing, has more from guardianship the as the f announcement of the whole thing. the joint counselor islip raisins with the international coalition, followed the latest statement by the us. officials that said, they have privately also warned the turkish officials about their concerns with regard to the possible ground offensive. what the sd of expects from the united states is to be more vocal to be more against the turkish offensive in northern syria. and the focus is they are still, the focus shouldn't be,

it shouldn't be. harm. turkish officials have been always emphasizing that they are fight is not only against the kurdish part to group all but all kinds of terrorism in northern terrain. clothing, i, we are hearing that the americans, the russians, the syrian government and iran are negotiating some details about the possible operation. tom will tell whether this operation will really be conducted, or all parties will compromise of some of the benefits on the ground. the co gleese, all these as i'm 23 fighters of killed 50 civilians and the eastern town of cache. the rebel group has denied responsibility fossil his face to the populations, refusal to submit to their dictates the em 23 rebels proceeded to massacre innocent and in defenceless civilians. the latest case is that of 50 civilians, cowardly, murdered. on tuesday, november 29th, in kisha,

in the territory of roche shuttle. several other people are now missing or kidnapped by the m 20 play doubles. we also deplored the forced recruitment of young people. became a facet syndrome leader ibrahim aurora said that he was the target of an attempted to last week. local media report done or a made the announcement at a meeting with civil society groups that he says, those responsible have been identified, but he favors talks rather than prosecuting them. the kinshasa has already seen to cooper this year. a routine session and synagogues parliament has descended into violence. fighting began on thursday, when a male politician walked over to phoebe alcholay and stopped her in the face. she retaliated by throwing a chair. the budget presentation was suspended as members traded punches and insults tension has been growing between the government and opposition since the ruling party lost its majority. in july, nicholas hank has more from the capital decor. certainly what has happened inside

as effected. what's happening outside let me show you the headline of the newspapers here today in senegal. here, one of the main use paper looks of itself says, barbaric ex, inside the national assembly. and then another one about amy enjoy the m p that was slapped in the face saying that she's the victim of barbaric act inside the national assembly. not only that she's also pregnant. now we spoke to her husband who told me that she's in the hospital. she's receiving treatment, the member of parliament that through that, that punch towards the female and p while he is under immunity as a member of parliament. but there has been discussions of lifting that immunity so that he would face justice because of course this happened, which is extraordinary. so in front of the minister of justice, now he was talking about his budget when this fight took place. and so,

since he witnessed this event, there might be repercussion for these med is, this wasn't happening inside the national assembly. in fact, there would be, this is a criminal offense, and the people involved would end up in prison. so that's what many activists here want to see for the, the member of parliament who threw that punch towards that woman. well, stella had hail on al jazeera at the sides of a protest in southern india that's held up a multi $1000000.00 construction project for months. ah. got a minute 15 to bring you up to speed with your weather. let's go. we'll kick this one off in india the north sea spawn soon is picking up again. so that means more persistent rain for that southern slice of india, sri lanka. and the multi is wall molly has

a high of 30 degrees now keeping alive with the ne monsoon strength in him. or seen it for coastal sections of vietnam, southern sections of indo china. and look at this around the malay peninsula. not too far away from cat, very likely to see some flooding there. now for indonesia were coming up to summer are what is months of the year and certainly we can see it. southern sumatra and west java province. some torrential downpours in the forecast here on saturday. china, it's a cool pitcher from the yellow river valley down to the pearl river valley, some showers stretching from grey lin right along the gang see river valley and shanghai with the height of 11 degrees and a big drop in this temperatures as well. for japan, i think blizzard like condition seemed likely for a whole cato island certainly avalanche alerts in plate there, len, this weather report in pakistan, still poor air quality, not only in the south, but the north is while no real wind. so that doesn't mix away the pollution karachi 30 degrees, but some cold nights ahead. that's

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ah, look like you're watching on there with me. the hill, robinson hall reminder of our top stories, south africa, the ruling party as adjourned, an emergency meeting. all the future presidents are on the poser. he came on defy after he failed to report the fest of millions of dollars from his farm in 2020 the kremlin says lots of putin as i've been told about the so called special military operation ukraine. but it's wanting, washington stamps on the territory under its control would make negotiation difficult. israel has all the deportation of a palestinian french lawyer, mulkey bodies, theresa fella moody, has been detained since march without charge or trial. well friday is the last day of well cup group. stage matches and more teams will be going home. brazil have already qualified for the last 16 but need to avoid defeat

to cameroon. if they want to finish top of group g, serbia, set 2 points behind the 2nd place, switzerland and must win to have any hope of progressing over a group page already qualified portugal will be bidding for the top spot when they take home south korea. and 2nd place, god will face uruguay knowing a wind, we'll see them through. let's cross over to roll pack. who's at the to do the stadium can help you with this role and i, we're all focused really gone bay and eric lion match. there's a lot of history between these 2 yes, absolutely. is. are you in are they don't get around out there for a couple of years now. you probably are going back. it's like you said to south africa. well kept going to the last african, less in the world. on the verge of reach you to study photos that just on the hard top to louis flores on the go learn something or certain go go,

we get the results space and gone. the last, the resulting penalty she's out. so at a loss of history, i'm all of africa. see louis flowers is public enemy number one around here, especially with no african take really african team really coming back close to reaching this. i'd be far those states, but of course this guy little feel very important in the context of this. well cap are gonna have a very good chance of going through the mark. well, the, just the draw as long as south korea beach ports go. the other guy in this group are god uruguay on the other. and they really need to wait till the after that. i need to wait because they're there bottom of the group, but they still have a small chance of going through. but it's really funny. louis flores has been front and said, sorry, the lead up to this guy that people gonna ask him whether he feels bad for what he did. it happened at least unapologetic about what happened. he said, good, are you gonna play with it? not exactly decided if he was in a situation and he doesn't care about, i think he's enjoying it. deliver who found that he's to play for livable and he would get lots of abuse from other other clubs. and it helped him raise his game

and it wouldn't surprise me in the least if he does something to have a big impact on this batch at break. gonna house once again. one thing i have noticed a role i was at the spain japan match last night. the atmosphere has been amazing at every match that i've gotten. so just wanna know what the atmosphere is like where you must be electric. surely because of the 2 sets of fans i definitely i look when it comes to football fads, you know, i've covered a few of that throughout this year. african combination of well cops. i'm now this, well, couple of course, john, i dial without doubt some of the most comical about being a big party over there actually as well. some of those colorful some of those. now, some of the most passionate found, you'll find anywhere in any competition, anywhere in the world and give you requires, you know, run to very, very close seconds out terms of noise, atmosphere, passion. there's gotta be lots of, i hate and i was not going to say most of the fans are all you know, get all ready. ready? well having photos. thank you with each other. what's really funny is i love you guys that are cargo cows of louis. sorry,

some of them even with they've had bullying the goal. i forgot gave it to you today ever going through. it's a great obviously it's almost like a pan tomorrow. obviously, you know, he's a parents of our dinner. absolutely. but a great atmosphere. it's going to be a fantastic guy and i can talk white. yeah. will be to begin with the through the evening as that happens to the main role. thank you. while staying with well cub camaro will had to that final game, leading a win against brazil and the result of the groups other game to go their way. it's not just fans back home who be tuning in to watch their team. it's also those who fall part of the cameroon into spore in the united states. my camera has more from maryland. ah, the spartan veterans at practice. these plays all a few of the 60000 cam iranians who live in the us. the majority here in maryland. and they'll be watching as the teen cold, the indomitable lions attempt to claw their way back. just as they did to beat

algeria in the final minutes of a must win qualifier for shorts and maturity verb, you know, with was watching and learn what soccer is earned. ward, you know, tremor room is capable of doing boost. you'll see a lot of mistakes that the make, you know, and we hope, you know, they've been able to, you know, have some good guidance and i was still come on in those stand a test. we would take that. well, we would think that they were under a lot of pressure during quantifying, but it seems that they took the pressure and they seem to mature as they went through qualifying. do you think that that this is the right time for them? this is the right time for them because they have to let the world know that qualifying is their high job. it was no just a fluke. while the players were at their pre tournament camp, civil unrest continued back home. and some expected supporters have mixed feelings

about supporting a team that they maintain have been used by the government to divert attention from its shortcomings. yeah, it's really difficult. i mean, and sports has always been usa as, as i mean, soccer especially sports, watching a in back home again, like the african ish on. that was a good night. i mean there was a lot of trouble back home and then those things have been done. but a, and again, i think is really, really difficult for a lot of meridian with what is good back home with all the struggles and so on. i difficult to support soccer but despite his reservations, conway in some day will be watching with his friends, willing and camera room to fight back. once again. fight hannah, i'll get there. columbia, maryland. let's move on to the days of the news now in the year in high commission for human rights. as haitians are being terrorized by kidnappings and sexual

violence, the latest high profile victim, the director of the national police academy through one report from puerto prince park bench and put a prince, a couple shares attending moment wildly in congress with have escalating. cale right here i was attacked in october of 2020 with law marion corps, a put her prince editor in chief in charge of 20 journalists. ralph cynical runs an ambulance service. he has done so for almost 3 decades. this'll tova, he was kidnapped. they want $1000000.00 from us. that was ex, embrace. ralph had dropped off a dialysis patient. it was a long journey. as he drove back into the capital, he was taken 1717 days with my, with my shoelaces. so began the nightmare,

which in haiti is shockingly no longer shocking. hazy is in the midst of an extraordinary security crisis. the united nations estimates that 60 percent of the capital is controlled by gangs gangs that murder and rape and boon and kidnap the threat is felt across the city. and be on faith. hope many hear a crowded church on sunday morning to services back to back. such is the cooling rid, lot cooling has been high impact journalism. today, he banters with a colleague, but 8 fellow haitian journalists have been killed so far this year. he is being treated for p t. s d. i can't help but feel lucky because i know so many people who didn't have the chance to survive even

like this. and be able to tell that story. the you in says 540 people were kidnapped, and more than 700 killed by the gangs. just in the 1st 5 months of this year, ralph family paid more than $200000.00 us dollars to his captors. and if your family had not paid your will kill me, is that what they said? no, yes, that's what it gets when they do move in a year after haiti's president was assassinated, the streets of puerto prince have become a lottery of survival, proves one algebra footprints. the company behind a pole project in the southern indian state of carola, is in court and protests that have delayed construction. for months. demonstrators have been blocking the site of the multi $1000000.00 project, which has been funded by a chas richest man. they say the project will destroy livelihoods, the protest by the larger christian fishing community has angered the local hindu

group, which says the port will create jobs. middle is at the sight of the protests. go just as a back and they are as determined as ever. today is day 136. this is the tent under which they have been camping out for all these days. toiling the construction of the $900000000.00. shipping board protest leaders said that support for the protest remains as strong as ever, but they've made a conscious decision, avoid confrontation and provocation. it's one of the reasons why you see so few protesters up fewer than 20 actually. it's also one of the reasons why you see mostly women, not the government hasn't given them permission to use loud speakers. so it is a fight and city best strategy is clear. they want to just turn up show up. they tell us strategically, what's important is the location, the stretch where we're standing is the stretch that leads up to the entrance off

that port. and the fact that they, yeah, and the protesting silently is what is blocked construction for more than almost 4 months. now go to hurrying, we believe he's under way and everybody's anxiously waiting for what the court will have to say. it was important to note is that as far as the board is concerned, there has been a lot of institutional support for the construction and for everything to get on the road. actually in the past as well. the court has instructed people to leave and for construction to resume the chief minister off. caroline has said that come what make construction will resume and the fort will be finished. december. the 2nd law of national pollution control day in india. but the capital is struggling with what is characterized as very poor quality. i think blanket of small because cover new delhi in the past few days. it's where the world's most

polluted capital, with 20000000 people severely affected by smoke of most when today's i've been a cyclist for quite a few years. the pollution is devastating in delhi right now. it used to take me 15 to 20 minutes to get to my location, but now it's taking about more than 4045 minutes. so we see it this great here to do to australian prosecutors have dropped the rate charge against a full political adviser accused of sexually assaulting a colleague inside parliament house. the trial against bruce love and collapse. don't toby to, to jury misconduct, prosecutor say a retrial is not being counsel to protect the mental health of the woman involved. k sparked outrage across australia led to a report exposing widespread sexual harassment within parliament. on the ledge recruit if i saw has been expedited from turkey to australia that he, one year old neil christopher per cache will be charged with serious terror

offences. he featured in the arm groups propaganda videos in 2019 a turkish court sentence, because to 7 years in prison, being a member of a terrorist organization. there have been protests in peru after full suspects in the murder of a student were released demonstrators in the southern region of. i could chose the prosecutor's office on fire and damaged property. the local police station was also attacked, saying through the remains of $34.00 civilians, including 4 children have been returned to their relatives burial. they were killed 38 years ago in a war between peruse government and the maoists gorilla group forensic investigators. what the 2 years to identify the bodies. 70000 people died in the conflict. and more than $20000.00 disappeared the embankment the maple. now we're going to have a burial as it should be and not like any one else. now they're going to have a normal wake as it should be. what the us south korea and japan are imposing new

sanctions on north korean officials and agencies connected to its weapons program. the fellows pill. young's launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile. last month. china and russia block greece, un sanctions efforts. same restrictions should be eased on humanitarian grounds. china was gradually easing some of the world's toughest caves. 19 restrictions after a week of unprecedented protests. people in beijing and shanghai have been seen reduced testing requirements and quarantine measures. governments expect to announce a reduction in mass testing in the coming days. nationwide cave, in 19 cases remain near record high levels. ah. got you out there with me. so he'll robin in doha, reminder of our top stories, south africa ruling party as a john to the emergency meeting on the future of presence.