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this notoriously, don't see either i competing against each other in the world. tough. well, it brings it huge crowds of delegates lounge pier at b. ah, a blow for former us president donald trump, his family businesses convicted of tax fraud and other financial clients. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is out 0. live from doug. also coming up counting underway in a tense run off. a spoke to us in the u. s. state of georgia in the last undecided seat in the senate. argentina's vice president. christina de kirschner is sentenced to 6 years in prison. guilty of corruption in
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a $1000000000.00 food case. when it went from a rocco douglas lions, milltown, spain, advanced the put of finals of the will come to the 1st time in history. ah, for my years president donald trump's company has been found guilty of tax fraud in new york, it adds to the myriad of legal woes facing trump, as he campaigns for office. again, i'll just here as my kind of has more now from washington dc. it has a major financial implication for the trump organization. these crimes of tax evasion went on for some 15 years. and although the fine itself may not be that substantial, that will be divided at decided by the judge. in january, he'll announce exactly what the fine is,
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but the economic impact on the organization will be substantial. obviously, it's going to reflect its relationship with banks with other lenders, with other companies in terms of its ongoing attempts to do business. at this, at the judgement is likely to reflect very negatively on the trump organization as a whole. but for donald trump himself, it's just adding to his long list of legal woes. one must remember that there's a separate case pending against donald trump and his organization wrought by the new york attorney general that is pending, and even more seriously is the investigation being conducted by the department of justice into 2 elements. one is donald trump said, taking documents from the white house to his mar logo estate, and how serious was the misuse as its put of classified documents? the other issue that the attorney justice department is investigating is trump's attempt to overthrow the 192020 election. so this is now just another in the long
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list of legal problems facing donald trump. but claire finkelstein is from the university of pennsylvania law school. she says trumps legal problems may see him fail to be selected as the republicans 2024 presidential candidate. these are a 17 counts of basically a tax fraud and tax evasion. and what the company was doing was giving extensive benefits to its top employees as a way of helping the company with regard to with tax bill by declaring business expenses for these employee benefits. and at the same time, not taxing those individual so that they were getting to wish and pay tax free and so on by the from organization. what's also very serious here is that this
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conviction comes as part of a collusion between the top executives like alan y soleberg and the trump organization. and so immediately the question is, what other top executives in the organization? for example, donald trump were in on the scheme and could also be held criminally responsible. it does seem as though a lot of his fellow republicans are fleeing from donald trump and are looking for alternatives to sort of recess 8. the g o p, the trump back candidates did rather poorly in the mid terms. and so we see a lot of g o p higher up saying look, you know, we need to back off this candidate. we are possibly not going to back him though. of course, if he did turn out to be the selection for the republican party, presumably it would be party over principal once again and they would vote for
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votes are slowly coming in as part of a runoff election in the state of georgia for the last remaining u. s. senate seat, the incumbent democrat. rafael warnock is facing republican herschel walker, a former football star, less than one percent of the vote, separate the 2 candidates and last month's midterm election. the result will determine where the democrats can expand their control in the senate. oh whoa, whoa whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa me is a vote for job by a vote with job schumer. oh, he's easy. so when you get a vote for me is what with georgia bay. i was
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going to give you a voice in washington because you hadn't heard yet. argentina's vice president, christina fernandez, the cache. no one of the country's most powerful politicians has been sentenced to 6 years in prison. she has been found guilty of corruption in a $1000000000.00 fraud case. the hardy charged legal case was rattled argentina with her supporters protesting outside the court. teresa bert reports from the capital one of iris. she was sentenced to fix years in prison and also banned from holding any public positions for life. this is very, very significant. even though the prosecutors had asked for a prison sense of at least 12 years in prison, she was accused of aggravated fraud. and also the prosecutors were hoping the work using her of being part of an elicit organizations that steered millions of dollars of public works contracts to a family friend. this last lead to charge which she was told up at,
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but still she's been sentence now. christina, for now this is karen or spoke right after this sentence was announced. again, she said that the tribune was a firing squad that she would be politically persecuted, that there were trying to prevent her from running for president in next year's presidential election. she also announced that she was not going to be president, that she was going to fight back to prove her innocence. she's, as i said before, you know, she's saying that the opposition is using the judiciary to go after political opponents. so it's very, very likely that she will appeal this decision probably go all the way to the supreme court, and this is the case that he's likely to take years. and it's very, very unlikely that we're going to see vice president christian or detained any time phone. ukraine is apparently used to drone to attack and field in the russian border region of curse. that's according to its governor. the strike early on tuesday caused the fire in an oil storage tank. rushes defense ministry accused
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ukraine of to attacks on monday. moscow said 3 service men killed. keith is yet to comment on the strikes. 0 mom and violence more on the reaction from moscow. russian ministry of defense claims that your claim is behind the 2 talks the cognitive, it's our basis southeast of moscow. on monday, it did not give details about whether these talks originated from ukraine or from inside russia. but everyone here can see this, this a significant development in this war. and that's because for the 1st time and legibly, drones coming from ukraine, we're able to teach deep inside the integrity ukrainian, sorry, the capacity to make some kind of deep, deeper tech inside the russian theater. because the technologist or developing so far. so that's why to get some withdrawn. so the longer a capacity is not the program. now even for the grade morrow,
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everybody to know is that ukraine is supplied by western countries. and 1st of all, there is a possibility that he's also supplied by nature why or why they say, or i don't know who the question now is. what's next? and what kind of reaction is the russian military preparing after mondays or talks? we know that after the a talk on the climate bridge in october, russia stepped up in the military campaign across your claim and begun to destroy your cleaning infrastructure. the people here are asking what is the new fees and the new escalation expected after mondays attacks. i think russia, you increase the real difference. so for russian, a huge excite, efficiently, military way, if, if weapon dip balls and form if the company and i don't think we will see in the deplete from current
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fax, 6 and current. but i just need a spec. what happened possibly, isn't it a huge challenge for us and government? it showed weaknesses and gaps in terms of internal security. president putting has met with members of the security council of the russian federation to study the situation and the public is waiting for more clarity last not so to come. here al jazeera presents its case against israeli forces at the international criminal court, the killing of its german sharing. utley and united nation says 2022 has been the deadliest in over a decade. the palestinians more that stay with ah, anticipation is rising. and so with sponsored my cattle aways hello,
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we've got some snow in the forecasts with japan over the next couple of days, chiefly around both western parts of con shoe into hawkeye. though got to where the system just making his way farther eastwards tribe of the comes back in behind. but a sparkling of showers see effect smo. they're just coming in as we go through way to state the district across the relatively warm waters of the sea of japan. so be go western areas of han shoe, seeing some of that snow a similar picture as we go through where thursday shelter by the mountains. ok, not very too badly. getting up into the mid teens over the next couple of days. 7th and 8th therefore. so land for beijing large eat dry. she bright as well. some pleasant sunshine around. on the gray side for central part of the weather. weather will be into northern areas of taiwan over the next day or so. sharp showers, as per usual across much of southeast asia. we are going to see some lively showers for a time into the philippines. bornea seeing some very wet weather. the wet is weather will be into vietnam and also into the malay peninsula. mr. marcher, and it did
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a good part of java seeing some rather heavy rain from time to time. now really heavy rain making its way towards india over the next day or so. heavy showers long spells the frank, grassy pushing into from anchor into tom on that day. and eventually andrew pradesh ah, the weather sponsored by a cat on a ways. a loo.
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oh, well, come back, i took them out about top stories here. this a former us president donald trump's company has been found guilty of tax rolled in new york. it adds to the myriad of legal was facing trump campaign for office. again. folks are slowly coming in as part of a runoff election in the state of georgia for the last remaining u. s. senate seat incumbent democrat, rafael warner is facing republican herschel woke up. the result will determine whether the democrats make spun their control in the u. s. senate christina and others, the personal argentina as vice president and one of the companies was politics, has been sentenced to 6 years in prison and found guilty of corruption and a $1000000000.00 focus
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for an update. now of all the action of cattle 2022 forest man is that all world cup studio morocco made world history, reaching the quarter finals for the 1st time by beating spain on penalties spain playing. and the blue tit threatened to go ahead in the 1st half dr. intercepting a pass by the goalkeeper. they managed to hit the cross bar, but the entire play was ruled off side finished go less after 90 minutes an extra time. pablo sarabia could only hit the post, so the match went into a penalty shoot out. 3 of them hit the post again with spain 1st a spot kick. in spain's 2nd penalty was saved by cooper bono. and he emerged as morocco's hero saving spain's 3rd attempt. he made to score the winning penalty for mako grinnell the score in the shoot out a historic moment for morocco as they reached the last 8 for the 1st time out of world spain. back out of the tournament in the round of 16 for the 2nd time in
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step for morocco. its portugal, they booked their place in the last state within phallic win, over switzerland. gotten falla ramos started the game ahead of christian rinaldo and got the lead for portugal. in the 17th minutes, they were 2 up at the break when peppy sword over the swiss defenders the 39 year old becoming the oldest player to score in the world cup, knock at stages. portugal kept up the pressure early in the 2nd half rose black. the 2nd of the night before school was added by raphael get arrows put the team in total control to where to win. pulled one back through men while a kanji their 1st knockout stage goal. since 1954, but the driving continued ramos, completing his trip to the school up to 67 minutes and an injury time. raphael
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leo made it 6 months with the final nail in switzerland's coffin, portugal going through to the quarter finals for the 1st time since 2006, the medication they finished for. let's get some reaction from our analysts swanner and go and asher kani geisha and asher. let's start with you. morocco flying the flag for the arab nation ad for the continent of africa? yeah, absolutely. it's incredible to see markers succeed and come this far because they've been preparing for this moment. for many years. they've invested millions of dollars into, you know, growing and developing football. and really you talk about the impact it has on the arab world and africa. it's just because, you know, to tell you when you grew up as a young child and you see people that look like you, making it, you know, to the quarter finals and the chance of making it to the semi finals. and perhaps who knows, go and challenge for the for the trophy. it means so much. and just in
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a video of the king of morocco mohammed the 6, you know, on the streets of morocco wearing the jersey. i don't think i've ever seen the king, you know, not in tradition aware and you know, sitting up somewhere on the throne in morocco, but to see him, you know, go and celebrate with the citizens. it means so much, not just for the arab world and africa, but also for the people of morocco. if you go to any institution in morocco, sports institution, it will have the, you know, the, the picture of the $986.00 score that made it to the round of 16. but now the squared has and they're placed, the data will be up there alongside. that's great. yeah, it's definitely a proud moment one. know rinaldo, for portugal, but do you think they were better? yeah, they weren't. i mean, this, not only the score proved it, but the way they played proved it because it could have been more than that. that's what even is even scary about this match. and not only that, today we got to see how deep portugal are in that position. i mean it's,
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it's not just, it's is in gonzalo being able to come in and do what he did with it was hattrick gonzales almost comes in and just actually dominates in in the air. but the cuff i allow, comes in later on, and scores after chris general comes in. so now we're around to find themself in a pissed position. we're maybe i'm not that we're not that it. we're priceless or not that invaluable to the squad. there's other players that can fill in if i'm not around, but yet you still do have christian are and all those that he's in the whole. okay, so who do you think is, can i get 3 in the quarter finals is a portugal or morocco. tatooine kind of candidate heart mine kind of thing on right now, is that the mentality of morocco but also the logical saying hey, portugal is a better site. portugal does have the pedigree. you can't go wrong with pedigree. so i, i would have to have to say fortune, okay, just quickly from you who do you think america rise on the marker? ok. all right, we'll see. so plenty to look forward to here in cats are at our team will have it
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all covered right here on how to syrup. ah well morocco's man of the i was go keep a ya seen banu known as bernard. he saved 2 of spain's penalties and shoring morocco's advancement to the quarter finals. he was born in montreal in canada, home to a large moroccan community, which came out in force to celebrate the when gabriel is under was there. the rain is falling in montreal. it's 7 degrees celsius, but that hasn't stopped celebrations on the streets here in little margaret. her rocko advance is in. yes, this year on the street of why. oh, you feel right now we feel very excited and very bright. 6 0, you're a big, you're going to be able to be running with. well i'm it
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will happy for morocco and i was, oh, as we were waiting for a long time for oh, wow. now to 0, taken the murder of his correspondence, sharing a barclay to the international criminal court. members of the palestinian american journalist family were with networks legal team at the hague. colossal comes after 6 month investigation, jonah reports, and i'm wanting some gears may find some images in his report to study in its formal submission to the office of the prosecutor at the international criminal court, al jazeera included a das here of evidence that its lawyers say cannot be ignored. the submission to the icpc prosecutor has highlighted the new witness evidence and video footage
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which clearly shows that serene and her colleagues were directly fired at by israeli defense forces. the evidence they say undermines israel's claim. the journalist to be in a play was shot and killed by accident, caught in the crossfire between israeli soldiers and palestinians. the lawyers say it leaves no doubt. there was no palestinian gunfire. serene and her colleagues were clearly identifiable as journalists going about their work in the occupied westbank city of jennine when they came under direct israeli gunfire. the das here is comprehensive. the evidence is compelling. there is no reason know why the investigation cannot be taken by the i c. c. the witnesses that we've located or readily available to the prosecutor, they or here in the hague. the crime scene can be investigated and the whole picture can be put together. and if there's sufficient evidence that we say the is then the perpetrators can be charged al jazeera submission to the i. c. c has spot
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to furious response from the israeli government initiative catholic portion. this is an incident that has been investigated deeply and confidentially. i suggest the officials and algebra era go and check what happens to journalists and iran. there is no army that behaves morally like the idea. thank you very much for a news conference at the hague. heard from international media representatives who said sharina killing was part of a systematic attempt to silence germany's voices that would continue unless justice was served. was also present serena's niece, lena black, let you in these moments where rely on the international community and international courts to investigate such crimes. so, so there is accountability and also to prevent future crimes like this from going on punished. it's easy to forget that among the often heated political rhetoric is
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a family grieving. we didn't just was a journalist, we lost the human, we lost someone who was part of our family. and who was my only aunt? there's been no response yet from the i. c, c, either to the families own submission of evidence in september this year or to al jazeera case presented here early on tuesday. but such as the accumulated weight of evidence. the broadcast is, lawyers say that there can be no reason for the court not to take the next step and launch a full investigation. jo al jazeera at the hague. the palestinian health ministry says israel of kill $212.00 palestinians so far this year alone. the un says 2022 has been the deadly astir. the palestinians in 16 years run is of honor post now from novela, sidney, occupied with back one of the heaviest burden appeared and can carry out the
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rough man. re now he walks his sons to their final resting place. the angel ed were shot during confrontations with the st. louis forces, reading cooper in village nigrama law. last week the lady said, palestinians her roxanne molotov cocktails of the soldiers. the author was killed 1st. in this video, he can be heard calling out to his brother for help. joette doesn't hesitate. more gunfire and he's dead too. since the beginning of the year, weeks like this one, have been held almost daily across the occupied westbank. joann k. jawad didn't want to grow bold, he loved his hair, look at him, he bought hair oils and would ask me every day if he had grown baby here. is this the attitude of some one who wanted to die? they loved life, but death is imposed on us. those who haven't lost the loved one have lost the little sense of security. they once had. only a wed was driving back home from his studio several weeks ago when he was shot
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nearer mister eli checkpoint, south of nablus. he says the wounds you can see are the ones that hurt most are younger. now them in the me, i ali were not worth anything to them. ask any one who was almost killed. i was on my way home that turned my life upside down and i still don't know why i was shot in the shop in the u. n. sais 20. 22 has been the deadliest in the occupied west bank in 16 years. most of the palestinians killed by sales forces this year were shot in either nablus, or janine in both cities palestinian fighters, what their political affiliations the sides and took up arms against these 3 occupation if phenomena for any official sphere might ignite similar actions elsewhere. an end in widespread protest, it's their phase. it's facing an increased threat with 3 times the number of palestinian attacks this year compared to 2021. and it's about iraq. i'm up, i'm on israel, but the security coordination agreements and playing the palestinian authority
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could contain any uprising. but that is impossible, that even there's an active occupation that's trying to create an irreversible fact and subtle the conflict. and so the question should not be why this is happening now though, but why not sooner throughout the decade longest fraley occupation, palestinians have changed their tunes of resistance. the one constant has been defiance. vanessa bonnie, alicia zita, nablus occupied westbank, a federal judge in the u. s is dismissed a lawsuit by the fiance of slain journalist yamaha shoji. the civil suit was fall against saudi arabian crown prince. mom had been salman for his alleged role in calgary. his death. the 59 year old journalist was murdered by a 15 member team of assassins and the saudi consulate in istanbul, in 2018. last month the boston administration recommended the crown prince be granted sovereign immunity, falling his promotion to the role of prime minister. classes are broken out between riot police and the residence of aroma settlement and the greek city of pestle
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anaki over the police. shooting of a local teenager, rochester smashed a police bus and set fire to a vehicle as why it forces shocked together. 16 year old victim was allegedly attempting to drive off from a gas station without pain. when he was shot, the boy's identity has not been confirmed, but relative say, he was a member of the rama community. a police officer has appeared in court on a charge of attempted manslaughter. demonstrators have gathered outside indonesia parliament to protest against some new criminal code that benz sex outside of marriage. critics describe the code as a setback for democracy and applies to both citizens and foreigners. it also bands unmarried couples from living together. stephanie decker, asthma. you could now spend a year in an indonesian jail if you're caught having sex outside of marriage, where it's part of a new criminal code approved by parliament on tuesday. it also benz couples from living together before marriage quite wont in done our best to accommodate all in
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puts and concerns. but in the end, we have to take a decision, a historical decision to leave the dutch colonial criminal law behind milan, movable goose on the law, includes a ban on insulting the president and speaking out against state ideology and applies to both indonesians and foreigners. human rights groups say the legislation suffocates political and religious freedoms. the new criminal code, real clear, an atmosphere of fear, an atmosphere of one, spying against another, neighbor's spying make worst, family members spying another family member. it will create an atmosphere of fear. among many journalists, editors reduces rochester's and of course media owners. it is no good for the quality of journalism. the quality of democracy in indonesia, previous draft of the code was postponed in 2019 of the country wide protest
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prompted, then president, yoko dodo to intervene. indonesia is the world's largest muslim nation, and has seen a rise in religious conservatism in recent years. although the laws will not come into effect for 3 years, there are concerns about their impact on indonesia as an investment and the holiday destination, especially on islands such as bali, which millions of tourists visit every stephanie decker or g 0. ah. a picture of the headlines here on al jazeera former us president donald trump's company has been found guilty of tax fraud in new york. it adds to the myriad of legal woes facing trump, as he campaigns for office. again, mike, hannah has more from washington d. c. this at the judgement is likely to reflect very negatively on the trump organize.
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