much quieter to the southwestern, it's a pretty quiet picture for much of central america and the caribbean long spell, the sunshine for the likes of cuba. now that's not the case. the parts of south america in particular, brazil was still got those new. that plume of storms stretching all the way up to the amazon basin reason, very heavy rain to coastal areas. in particular, rio de janeiro. we are going to see those thundering showers extending all the way through to sunday with 27 degrees. ah, ah. romito center is one to the king of the beautiful game. hello there there who transformed football. his daughter, he was 18 ah,

ontario johnston. this is also sarah, well live from doha. also coming up a controversial line up. israel swears in its most right when government led by benjamin netanyahu, save from a bombardment as russia launch is one of its biggest missiles strikes on ukraine since the start of the war. thus stall and attitude, a pioneer of punk fashion in westwood has died. ah, he was a player who epitomized the beautiful game play. a graceful brazilian footballer, many believe was the greatest of all time, has died aged 82, the only player to have one that 3 world cups had been undergoing cancer treatment at a sar pano hospital or latin america editor lucio newman. begins our coverage. he

was born and of anxious not 2 men thought what the world do him simply as believe he was regarded by many as the greatest football player of all time small, strong and exceptionally gifted. they played for the famous sample club and some follow up at the age of 15. the brazil national side by 16 and by 17, he won the world cup, scoring 2 goals in the 1958 final against injury hampered his world cup in chile 4 years later. but he still played a part in brazil's triumph again. and by 1970 and mexico pioneer star was still in the us injury as he provided unforgettable memories on the way to the world cup victory. number 3, before he hung up his boot, his star dust was used to try and ignite soccer in the united states with the new york cosmos. by this time, believe the brand had taken over,

and product endorsements were as prolific as his goals scoring. he was an instantly recognizable global ambassador, and his personal life was equally colorful, married 3 times and divorced, and with 7 children, he was trained to have bothered more. his son was sentenced to 33 years in prison in brazil for money laundering. one of the biggest debates in sport is whether he was better than argentinian legend might go or not. who himself died in 2020. in the year 2000 people awarded them both joined player of the century. but billy was unique. his name is almost synonymous with football, he died who shall fall after losing his battle against cancer. for brazilians, he will always be remembered as a hero who gave them and the world such joy with a football at his feet. o pallet's of the so twitter page posted the news of his

death, saying, inspiration and love marked the journey of king pele, who peacefully passed away to day, love, love, and love forever. pallet's daughter, colinas demento post stood about his death on instagram saying everything we are because of you. we love you infinitely rest in peace. the brazilian football confederation wrote play was far more than the greatest sportsman of all time. our king of football was the highest exponent of a victorious winning brazil who never got scared in the face of difficulties. he promised his father a well cup and presented us with 3. the king gave us a new brazil, and we can only thank his legacy. thank you, penny. on. okay. like if has more in this now from rio de janeiro? his death was a surprise in some ways, but it was also expected. um. he had been taken heat taken to the hospital some weeks ago he had coven 19. and that developed into an infect,

a lung infection which was being treated for, but what really got him was the cancer that he could no longer fide because the medicine wasn't working any more, as his family said. they were getting condolences ahead of time because it wasn't his time yet there were going to spend christmas with him, which they did. ah, and after that his situation got worse. although during the world cup, he still cheered for the brazilian national team and he watched and he thanked to everybody that was sending him their best wishes from guitar and from across the world. and interestingly, interestingly enough, ah, he is survived by his mother said last, she who just turned a 100 years old last november. the wake will be on monday or in some those his home town. he already had his funeral preparations made. he

had acquired a space in a vertical cemetery, the 9th floor overlooking the santa stadium. and the funeral will be on tuesday. the 2nd right after the presidential inauguration because on january the 1st, which is also new years, ah, president elect wheezing. now sula, the silver will be our sworn in. so right after that we will have bellas wake and his funeral. and many, many people are expected to be there. well, some of the sports biggest names have paid tributes to pay on social media. argentina's world cup winning captain, the no mercy posted a photo of himself with pity on his instagram account saying simply, rest in peace. brazil for that name are says pele changed football as a sport. he went on to say he turned football into our tent. he gave voice to the poor. he's gone, but his magic will remain. and portuguese star christiano,

rinaldo, held pele as a source of inspiration for millions. he added that the love palais showed him was reciprocated every moment, even from a distance. he for president johnny infant tina says, this is a day that those who love football never wanted to come. he describes pele as immortal and forever with us and added that billions of people are sending their love to his family. earlier we spoke to football, journalist, santiago, bozza. he says pelley was an extraordinary ambassador for the sport. anything that i can possibly say about bellis ro? not just in football, but outside football as well might come short because you just brought the will. the will be very, very 1st global icons of the sport which probably 2 millions. if not the i mean a tensor hundreds of millions into football fans is really one of the 1st place. a

lot of people saw one of the 1st favorite players that a lot of people had a movie in one of the best ways to be considered the best of all time at their own sports. i think. and what you can find countless, countless players who have been inspired by him. countless other, you know, all the sort of them to say that because it was such a ubiquitous figure, you could see in movies because it adds literally one of the very 1st people that you could see basically anywhere in the world. and he was just, as you said before, you know, an ambassador for the sports and ambassador for brazil, ambassador for south america. and will so, so much more, he was a huge figure the most right wing and religious, conservative government and israel's history has been sworn in the thing. the countries ambassadors, france to resign in protest. the coalition will be led by benjamin netanyahu, whose returning as prime minister for the 6th time,

his government includes ultra nationalists and ultra orthodox jewish parties. protest as opposed to the new government have been rallying outside the can. i say that he or his li could party says it will pursue the expansion of illegal settlements in the occupied west bank raising fears of escalation intention with palestinians. we can to demonstrate against a government that is, it may be legal but not legitimate. a government that wants to break down israel, democracy after the law that they're planning to pass. israel will continue to exist, but not as a democracy. i can go demonstrate against the government that about to rise up in the room. horrible government. lot of criminals are shipping a wish to destroy these really democracy came to demo source because

let's take a look at some of the cabinet members netanyahu has picked that's about smarter. it shows the finance minister, the leader of the far right with a just zionist party supports israeli settlements in occupied palestinian territory even though they're illegal on the international law. it's more been governor who was convicted of incitement to racism in 2007 will be security minister. a lot passed this week will give him unprecedented power over the police force of the mouse, a religious nationalist known for anti l g b t q views who hold a deputy posts in education, ministry, and netanyahu himself is still on trial for alleged bribery fraud and breach of trust, he's always maintained his innocence. makalya sh. and when is a political analyst and columnist for the hearts newspaper? she says the types of policies coming out of the coalition negotiations of race concerns even among some right wing israeli media outlets. well,

the israeli public expressed their support in the elections and about half of the israelis just a very slight majority voted for the parties that are currently entering the coalition. that's why they were able to win 64 out of 120 seats. so i don't think that we need to go buy poles right now because we have the electrons and this is the government is being formed on that basis. however, i would say that over the last few weeks there has been quite a bit of concern including in some of the right wing media and some of the leading rivaling commentators about the kinds of things we've been hearing in the coalition negotiations. the kinds of policies and laws that this government wants to advanced . and surprisingly, we've even seen, for example, in the ultra orthodox newspaper, yet in among an article opposing one of the pieces of legislation that has been most controversial, which is essentially allowing various forms of discrimination in the private sector, which is something that has every israeli very concerned right now because it would,

it would touch, of course, any person who is in danger of being discriminated against. and so we've seen, you know, it concerns about that including from the as far as the far right religious parties, some of the more centrist right wing media. and i think that there is a sense of a little bit of discomfort with some of the kinds of extreme policies we've been hearing about. but nobody protests, the election results only with the government seems prepared to do. i have to say that i think that it's an yahoo as a very clever politician, i think that he's in a very weak position. but that he certainly has an interest in trying to make israel seem just barely acceptable in the club of democracy so that it doesn't have to face serious criticism or policies leveled against it. but i think that there have been plenty of conversations now with, you know, in which it's become clear that as, but even the american ministration would have difficulty with some of the people and policies we're seeing coming out of this government. a spokesman for the palestinian group, hamas which governs the gaza strip,

has warned that israel's new coalition could trigger major unrest. middle of a 100 us and occlusal. it's clear that to day with facing a new zion, us government, the most extreme terrorist, racist and fascist government with policies that clearly escalate the aggression against what we hold sacred up people and our palestinian land. this opens the way to rio escalation on the ground and all the rina's cilla heads on al jazeera. we take a look at what the latest crackdown on opposition figures and blue means for the on the search continues for dozens missing. after a fine golf to hotel casino in cambodia, ah how low they chinney air has swept across northern areas of east asia, bringing

a wintry mix to places like korea and japan and causing the han river to freeze over earlier than expected this year. we still got some of those wintery conditions pushing into western areas of japan with snow flurries, stretching from hider down to han shoe, but still double digits for the likes of soccer and tokyo. and we will see some of that won't fly back into the korean peninsula. so coming in at 4 degrees, the temperatures on the up as well for beijing with lots of sunshine on saturday that extends down to shanghai and further to hong kong, just a bit of popcorn cloud here and there was some heavy rain and stronger winds blowing into ty, one, now as we move to south asia, we still got those, the fog and smog problems across northern areas of india and pakistan. we've got to weather system, however, moving its way across more central areas that could clear some of those poor air quality conditions. but further south largely fine and dry picture. we are expecting things, however, to turn colder. suddenly for new deli, if we have

a look at the 3 day that fog persisting through to sunday some sunshine, but a cold wave on monday that to weather update. ah, the latest news as it breaks this particular sub station that's been in 3 separate effects for russian we saw with detailed coverage. they had hoped that the us would relax order pandemic restrictions this week, which would likely have better. they're also getting in from around the world over 3000000 people to talk to the 3 and one sided. their support for unit b and the national team. lou

ah, watching out here reminder about top stories, the most right wing and religiously conservative government and israel's history has been sworn in prompting the country's ambassador, france to resign and protest the coalition. it will be led by benjamin netanyahu. his returning for his 6th time as prime minister isn't re brazilian football. that ha, has died at the age of 80 t. e. p undergoing treatment for colon cancer to stop. hello hospital is considered by many to have been the greatest player of all time. i'm staying with that story now. joining us live from san pablo is ricardo sachi on his vice president of international relations and communications for soccer con, ex p. an event that brings together fans and industry professionals. good to have

you on the program. so a world superstar and yet with a humble streak maintaining such loyalty to his club team, for example. that's certainly a thank you for the opportunity of bringing to your viewers around the world a little bit of what his majesty delay was. it's been now 7 hours and a half since the announcement of the death of king delay. i am right now after a few hours that have been giving a bit of our knowledge to many televisions around the world. and now i am here at the hospital as you can see, one of the rooms of hospital albert einstein eating some bottle when the body of bella is inc. until the 2nd of january, when it will be taken to the stadium of santos. f. c. santos. with white glove where he played most of his life. and definitely the lesson that

he leads to all of us is that at the same time he was the very 1st global person. imagine someone that was compared to the most famous drink soft drink in the world or the bulb that was once a research. what those 3 brands, i most know the brand of the drink, the pope or pillar and he won twice so beyond before internet. he was already global, and he always would remain humble and use the world to love at every given opportunity . so that was my personal lesson with him. and you know, it's not easy to be play for 6 years. everybody wants a piece of you. and as a one of his. busy colleagues at the national team and center said, everywhere we went, every corner of the globe, people wanted to touch his hair, kiss the floor, his steps, minutes before. as you say, there was such

a feeling of love for him and there was one particular red card incident wasn't there on the pitch, which reveals the incredible status he'd built up. tell us about that. again, i have more words to thank you for this opportunity to explain to all of you how we leave those situations. it's something that makes us at the same time, so sad, but also grateful that he was born brazilian in columbia. one of the frankly is everybody wanted to have santos week bella in friend mattress . and by the way, just a quick note. everybody says about numbers, messy ne marsh. they made as many goals as to lane to work up. but you must remember. sorry, by the time i played there were less matches. so the less scored more goals played more played last match is going mobiles anyway. in columbia, they paid

a lot of money to have sanders and someone at the end of the 1st health. there was a shock between a defendant billing and the referee maybe thought that it was his day, and the red car and excel it. well, i cannot tell you what it means when the stadium comes down onto the beach. people invaded the beach, the mayor of the city threatened directory, and even the police who are supposed to be friends, to prove that this referee were threatening him. everybody with the same phrase. we didn't come here to see you. we came here to see bel air, and that was the only 1st time the player after being booked and read card expelled on a game, was reinstated. and the game went on. of course, they changed directory and very briefly, if you can, what about his legacy to the game in other countries such as the united states? what was his mission that it's very simple. i'll try to be quick. of course,

henry kissinger in all his grave. the secretary of state of the states was the one responsible to contact the brazilian government and talk about governments exchanging ideas on how to condense that lead to come back to the 74. he decided to abandon football when he wasn't his greatest moment. and then in $75.00 and with the government that demanded states and the plan on how to make soccer more popular . and the only want to do. busy was really to them 8 months and to let accepted. and since then we fight to know what is the correct way to say football or soccer. the responsible you, stella, who left me, of course in 77, saying only the words in the microphone in the stadium. new york, please repeat after me. love love, love. that was the car there. saturday on. thank you so much for sharing all back with us today. here on out just here. thank you for thank you for the chance and

the best. ah. well, the news now russia has launched to one of its biggest missiles strikes on ukraine since the start of the wall, ukraine's military says its air defenses shot down at $54.00. 69 rockets. far crews have been fighting a blaze at what's been described as ukrainian electricity infrastructure site. in hockey, air, raid sirens sounded for 5 hours in the capital, keith, one of the longest period since the war started, the strikes, forced people in the capital to seek shelter, an underground metro stations. and every one that made it safely, as chance dropped the reports. now from keith at least one man was believed to have been in this house. when he was hit by an intercepted russian missile was rushed to hospital emergency service, he search,

but any body else, dead or alive under the rubble. the mother and daughter were also found injured in the house next door. tatiana cries into her friend's arms. sadler, my grand daughter called me and said that has been explosion, and that my daughter was unconscious, undesirable. she is in a hospital now. i don't know her condition that yon as other daughter, yana arrives more. mamma stop now please. she says stop crying! salvage food from the fridge sits on a wall. jelena picks her way through the destruction william wallace. my grandmother made this. she says, this lovely garden soccer with my sister is in hospital. i don't know what the

latest is. my niece is also injured by shrapnel. residents climb over the rubble to inspect the damage and check that friends and neighbors are safe. is mobile phone footage, reportedly shows one of dozens of rush and cruise missiles soaring across the sky. the spotted shows what's believe to be a ukrainian, a defense team successfully destroying another before it reached its target. 6 ah, bill thought you say the majority of miss oils in this latest barrage were intercepted with a she level of destruction in this residential area of cave. and the fear amongst people living here shows how even a successful interception can destroy people's lives. anxious faces, hundreds of kilometers from the eastern and southern front lines. oh, did it be careful around 9 a. m. there was

a huge explosion and the shock wave through my grandson from his bed. we're afraid because this is the 2nd missile that was intercepted in this area. but this one seems to have exploded. the doll it was, was your daughter allowed? the missiles have been fine over this area since the invasion in february. we hide in my brother's basement. well, 35 people shelter there. a blanket covers a dead dog killed in the blast. one thing like that yonah find her pet alive. maybe she cradles it in her arms. amongst what remains of her home. don't be afraid, she says, don't be afraid. shall stafford al jazeera give within . prosecutors are requesting 6 months of pre trial detention for the governor of santa cruz lewis, fernandez, camacho, he was detained on wednesday on charges of terrorism relating to a political coup in 20. 19 for isabel reports. he's the governor of the

wealthiest province in bolivia, santa cruz, and on wednesday he was detained by the police. it was thought amanda camacho is charged with terrorism and fermenting the riots that followed the ouster of former precedent. they were morales in 2019. camacho was handcuffed and flown to le pass for questioning. prosecutors have requested a 6 month free trial detention. he supporters took to the streets in protest. they set the local prosecutors off his on fire, insisting their governor was kidnapped. but most of our commer laplant will not turn into a jail for the political prisoners were defended democracy if they detain camacho, they'll want to detain all the citizens of la pas. government supporters celebrated his detention saying he's responsible for the violence that took over the country when, when what at his was forced to flee 3 years ago. blood has been spilt in bolivia,

this cannot go unpunished. we need to get justice. that's why we, i hear the people not stop, we'll keep on demanding justice camacho is a high profile leader in santa cruz and a position strong home, a former president. they were morales and now president, we sat to say camacho had been leading weeks of protests over the government's delaying carrying out bolivia as population census, something that many believe would benefits and that goes with resources and seats in congress. critics say the government is using the judiciary to go after political opponents, so probably now we're starting to have more opposition leaders under threat of being detained by the government. this is the 2nd high profile, but we have around 100 or political prisoners in bolivia, offer a kind of a low profile, but now we have 2 that are very, very high profile for represent onions and how much the government does not agree.

they believe those involved in the ousting of former president eval morales me to be investigated and judged, but doing so good increased attention that has plagued this indian nation for years . there is, i will, i'll just either the british fashion designer, known as the queen of punk, has died, vivian westward, is credited with creating the radical look in the 1970s. she was 81 lucon looks back on her life. moody did it quite like vivian westward, commanding the cat walk with an air of decadence and theatre the grand dame of british fashion, who influenced generation after generation breaking boundaries along the way. punk of course, is central to the west wood legends. while working as a teacher, she met malcolm mclaren. together. they created a look and a sound that would redefine music and culture by the early 19 seventies. they had

a shop on london's place to be seen. the king's road, where many se palm was born, mccarran managed the sex pistols, while westwood created their iconic image influencing millions of young people. she had an astonishing talent. ah, that, ah, clara, amongst others spotted quite early on to see what other people could not see. see the possibility of making out of things. oh, he wouldn't think to make out of and have that. i'm happy fusion really is some of what ah, begat at the look of punk, which i'm arguably mclaren and vivian westwood. are responsible for living in westwood was born into an aspirational working class family in 1941. her early love of making her own clothes impose swore austerity breton never left her. often she

walked in her own small, flattened london. and when punk became more mainstream in the 1980s westward, fell out of love with it to create a romanticized look which would employ pop culture. and while her later collections thought had become established on the global fashion since she never became part of the establishment, her designs influenced by art and literature always have an edge divvy. westwood was never shy about being openly political fashion, became her platform for descent. she used her status to commit to a range of issues from the wikileaks found a julian assange to climate change and fracking. ah, but it's her contribution to punk and to fashion for which she will be remembered best. as a pioneer who broke the mold.