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returns finally released. we take a look at what's inside. why the u. n. is calling 2022 the worst year for palestinians in nearly 2 decades. we take a look back on a history making year that saw the 1st football well come, help them at least ah said the world health organization has held a high level meeting with chinese officials to request access to more information on its recent surgeon code 19 cases. the each her officials asked for sharing a real time data and tracking of any potential new variance. we also offer to provide practical support china, which has seen a dramatic rise in infection since rolling back at 0 k with policy. it follows growing doubts about the transparency of official information. while you came, france have joined the growing list of countries that will impose covered 19 checks

on arrivals from china, the us, japan, india, and italy have already and now it's compulsory testing. the chinese government has denounced new rules as discriminatory can have all countries score with 19 prevention and control measures should be scientific and appropriate and should not affect normal people to people contact as well as normal exchange and cooperation in recent days, many leading medical experts for multiple countries have said that there is no need to impose restrictions on entry of travelers from china, where the wave of cases appears to be overwhelming, chinese hospitals and funeral homes. however, the official number of terrain of ours, dest be reported, remains low. earlier this month, health authorities across china change criteria for recording k with 19 fatalities . so it's william schaffner is the medical director of the national foundation for infectious diseases. and like many other health experts in the u. s. and e. u. he says wastewater from aeroplanes arriving from china should be tested to detect any

new very testing waste water has become increasingly common throughout the united states and testing waste water from playing for passengers in coming from china will give a sense of which strains of the virus are out there, that's very important because the chinese government has not been very forthcoming . providing data on the various variance of coven that are circulating in china. but if we test the waste water on from planes coming from china, we may be able to get a better sense of whether new variance are cropping up in china, variance of possible concern, could they evade the protection of our current vaccines? and so the war we know about the nature of the viruses that are circulating in

china, the better prepared the rest of the world can be there so much at home testing. and so many people not even bothering to get tests that we have a we don't have as good a sense of where this virus is spreading in the united states. so testing wastewater actually is giving us an additional helpful information so that we can track the spread of this virus in this country. and now using it in this circumstance, airplanes coming in from china. that's a very clever idea. now that the tax information that former us president donald trump fought to keep private, has been exposed us. house democrats, released 6 years of his returns, showing that he paid no income tax in 2020 his last full year as president. despite promising several times to release him himself from suit the house of representatives, ways and means committee to keep the records private. in november,

the supreme court ruled documents could be made public it on friday they were angry . the full president. although these tax returns contain relatively little information and not information that almost anybody would understand their extremely complex, the radical democrats behavior is a shame upon the u. s. congress. white house correspondent. kimberly how good is more now from washington dc. right now we do know that the president avoided paying tax for the most part, but he didn't for the most part legally because the tax code has been designed for not just the wealthy in the united states, but anyone who can afford to pay an accountant in the u. s. so this could be in the middle class as well. a is able to take advantage of sort of loopholes if you will, to essentially take losses on income in order to reduce their tax burden or

tax bill. and so that's what this president has done, and that's what he's done is taken business losses by the 10s of millions in order to avoid paying tax with regard to whether not the president has done anything wrong. and there certainly are some curious things about these tax returns as people are poring over them. for example, the fact that the president had foreign bank accounts has certainly been alarming given the fact that as president of the united states, this opens him up to suggestions that he could be under foreign influence. another concern is the fact that the president did sign into law. although it's the congress that makes law, ah, he did change law that benefited him personally, as well as a millions of others, americans. and as well, the president did also claim some income in terms of interest. they had some people suggest, could be disguised as gifts. we don't know where those gifts came from. so certainly

this could mean that the president could now be audited further by the internal revenue service or iris, or this could become weaponized by his political opponents, will latino from samuel de brunson who's a professor of lord lawyer, the university of chicago. and he says, there is no law that specifically blog is presidents to disclose and touch returns . they are good questions about how the tax system treats the wealthy, how the wealthier able to offset income with losses, that unavailable to most people. and from what i've looked at, i don't see any red flags that suggest that he cheated in using these offsets. rather, he had the ability to use a lot of deductions because he has a lot of business heels and he has a lot of money back in the office. i think that reflects a broader trend of donald trump breaking with tradition in breaking with norse unfortunately, or fortunately, i guess in his case, there is no law that requires presidents to disclose their tax returns. and

possibly, congress never thought there needed to be a law because between president nixon and precedent. obama, every president in the vast majority of presidential candidates, did voluntarily disclose their returns to the public. but when donald trump declined to do that, it turned out that norms only have teeth to the extent that people believe in those norms. so there are a whole lot of pages. there are thousands of pages of tax returns and i haven't had time to look through all of them yet. i suspect though, that there won't be any clear indication of transactions with one government. as you suggest, who does have an account in income from foreign countries. in those things may raise some red flags. there are questions about whether if he wants to operate in certain countries in his businesses, it, if he's going to be unduly,

ah, unduly deferred to those countries in terms of foreign policy. but those are issues that he faced in that were publicly known during his prior presidency between 20172020. the un general assembly has all since national court of justice for its opinion on the legal consequences of the israeli occupation of palestinian territories. the un wants to understand what decades of violence of meant for the right to self determination of the palestinian people. christian sooner me hasn't itself. the un is asking the international court of justice to issue an advisory opinion on what it refers to as israel's prolonged occupation settlement and annexation of palestinian territory. the general assembly made the request in a resolution citing generations of palestinians living under oppressive military occupation. and without some basic human rights. now israel says that this referral,

i shows contempt for their security concerns. they were opposed to the referral, the i c. j opinion in this case is expected to take about 2 years and isn't technically legally binding back in 2004 the i c. j judged that israel's construction of a wall in the west bank and east jerusalem was against international law with you and says 2022 has been the worst year for palestinian since it started recording destiny 2 decades ago is when the forces killed at least 224 people in occupied palestinian territory, including the al jazeera journalist train of worker, and with a new right when governments many fare 2023 will bring more violence. did abraham reports now from the occupied westmark? it's been a year, overshadowed by loss. for each grieving family, the loss of one person is one to many months after he was killed, that he has already seen that the table remains empty. the eldest of 5 siblings

that went to school and never came home, is ready for the shot him in a beauty in the occupied westbank. no matter how hard she tries, his mother, mary. yes, as no words can express her pain. gonna come if you ever got a flish yanine bow, i want to know why he was killed. it's as simple asked. the area was, can no confrontations. children were going home after school children who never fulfilled their dreams that it wasn't the only palestinian killed on may. the 11th . c is ready for his shot, and jesse had a journalist cheating a barclay in the head while she was on the assignment in geneva. not about them coffee under the top of the veteran. her porter was described by many as the daughter of palestine. ah, she dns farewell stretched across more than 140 kilometers from jeannine to

ramallah to our final resting place in occupied as jerusalem. and perhaps some of the most shocking scene in the occupied territory this year. the attack on poor betters at chintz funeral in midst of global condemnation, palestinian demanded action the silencing of a position when we're discussing him, or it's defenders which include journalist, paramedics or any other palestinian a. so not necessarily working in civil side organizations is a, is a way of maintaining the upper debris gym and in essence the upper denture gym, as we see it today and is at all of a forcing sinus that could onanism palestinians of told us if they had to choose one word to sum up 2022. it would be oppression. remember those who are killed by posting their photos online, displaying their pictures, a walls and talking about them. their images became part of public spaces.

palestinians say that without justice and accountability collective morning helps families through their grief. knew that, but i have a job either the occupied westbank still to come here and i'll just there was a little that brazil's ongoing president says goodbye to supporters. is a bitter rival as to take on i'm here morgan and ethan sedan coming up. what if you had been refugees, think of a deal find this year between the to grand rebels and if you're being government and their chances of returning home, ah hell, i really like a very mild end to the year across year, right across year apache, even across northern past,

we're seeing temperatures well above where the shipping into scandinavia, eastern parts of europe. and that's because see whether it's streaming in from the atlantic. it does mean a lot of cloud. it makes a fair bit of wet and windy weather, but it will be mile. trust me. 13 celsius there in london, the 5th day in paris for celsius. ross losa, well above the average hague 5 or 6 degrees above average for us, like on the warm side too. for moscow, very warm there in berlin, around 16 celsius. and as we go on through the next couple of days, you can see how that won't does stay in place, cools off a little across sir scotland. northern areas of england may be into ireland for northern ireland as well. but a lot of warmth in place over the coming type. it is that rain sweeping in from the atlantic. so lot of moisture, wet weather, windy weather, very wet there for england and wales as we go on through where sash day, some wet weather. also coming into our and grassy pushing into northern olive. very wet to across the low country. some wet weather coming to northern parts of

portugal, easing across north west to spain, but coming to central parts is fine and it is dry, pleasantly warm to across much of the met. ah, a with lou.

ah again you what you all to 0 reminder about top storage, the world help organization just trying to share more information on that surgeon cove. at 19 cases, the agency alls chinese officials to share real time data and tracking of any potential for 6 years of a former us president donald trump's tax returns to be released by house democrats . they show, he paid no income tax in 2020 his last school year as president. trump says the democrats behavior is a shame on us congress. united nations results for the opinion of the international court of justice when the legal consequences. all these radio occupation of palestinian territories is ready forces killed at least $224.00 palestinians in 2022 the most in a single year on record. refugees who fled the conflict in ethiopia to grow,

reach and say they're worried about returning. how does this, by the peace deal between the federal government and the 2 gripe people's liberation front? have a morgan reports from a camp for e t a. p. refugees in neighboring sudan. these camps in east them sudan are the result of the conflict in neighboring if you're p as northern t drive, even more than 60000 refugees have cross the border since the war between in europe . yes. federal government and the rebel guy, people's liberation front or t p level started in late 2020 and it's a 100 that died. her mother and 2 children were among the 1st escape the conflict 2 years ago. but with a deal signed in november, she hopes things back home will improve so that she and her family can return. and i did my lady, my husband cross the border with us to sit down and then he returned back to who married to grade. he said he preferred being there, even if it meant his dis. he's been there since i was born in homeric integrate and

i was raised there. i love my country and i want to go back and leave that with my children. the deal signed between the t p left and the european government calls for a cease fire and the disarmament of a t p l. f. federal forces will control the regents, airports and other major facilities. they agreements also play the way for 8 to reach the grey way. 2 years of blockade has created a humanitarian crisis. while there may now be peace in figured i, at least on paper refugees, he has se returning to their homes is not easy. many lost all they had when they fled to sudan. others see the situation in figure i after the deal assigned has not been encouraging. highly, get his get also letters to them at the thought of the conflict. he sets up a shop here in america, but camp he and writes groups accuse retrained, forces that fought alongside the theo, pink government of committing atrocities. the deal does not mention them,

but highlights as certain conditions must be in place for him and his family to return home the great day reconciling you can best, etc you can below dream. the edits and forces should leave to grow for there to be real peace. but as long as they are there that there will be no peace or can they stay, is not their country look on the killing people and they're stolen properties. they've raped women as long as they're there, we cannot go back and they want to be peace. the war has left millions in desperate need of humanitarian assistance and thousands facing famine. since the deal was signed, some 8 has thought it trickling in, but many are still in need. refugees like up is, garrett said going back won't be easy. i know kind of my sharon now who if we go back to to gray, what will we eat? what will we drink? what will be where everything has been destroyed, farmlands, have been burnt. even those inside have no food. if international aid can come in,

then maybe we can go back home. when there is telecommunication functioning banks, we need all of that. the war integrate has left an impact beyond just the region, those inside, if you hope that the coming months bring stability. but those in refugee camps outside the country say they'll wait to see if the deal holds and things improve before they can return home. he will morgan august 0, the lot if eastern sudan south gray says the north has $53.00 ballistic missiles towards the sea coast of the korean peninsula. it is the lay latest in an unprecedented number of massage, just carried up young young this year. it comes days, often north korean drones crossed into south during space. and that is why they're not position policies are voted to dissolve. the interim government led by one guy to a nearly 50 countries recognized him as the legitimate leader after disputed elections 4 years ago. but opposition figures say they've lost faith faith in his ability to

our president nicholas madeira. that sounds a ramp, yet the reports now from the guitar in they bring columbia dog enough in contention debate to 3rd to venice. whereas opposition lawmakers voted to end the entering government of one way door demanded for more than 3 years as stripe and failed to house breton and nicholas. my daughter. one way though, i had declared himself the legitimate president of venezuela after calling my daughter's 2018 reelection. sham enemy lives protests against the government. the united states and dozens of other western nations backed him and issued sanctions against my daughter's government. them today remains firmly empower despite the worsening economic, political, and humanitarian crisis, and the country in a last call to save the institution and thursday. why don't propose to maintain the entering governments calling on the national assembly to instead appoint a new president of this?

it's called common sense. let's defend institution, ality the constitution and unity above names or personal interests. the 3 other political parties move done with their decision to end the parallel government. some lawmakers voiced their opposition, fearing a could put the countries flooring, economic assets chief among them. us base oil refinery sit go currently controlled by their intern government. back into my daughter's hand. boy, this is shameful. i cannot understand how we are committing the suicide. the end of the way, those governments clean sides with a slight improvement in venezuela, as economy and a new geopolitical situation that has strengthened them and do us position and abide in administration. is considering an evening of sanctions in exchange for 3 presidential elections in 2024 which are being negotiated in mexico. more than that, in a way to return to reality. the opposition is admitting madura as effectively who

holds power and now they will have to find a different democratic solution to get an out of power. while fridays vote, once again revealed the divisions affecting venezuela, the position. it was likely time for a change of strategy. now the opposition will focus in finding a unifying candidate for the 2024 presidential election. so hoping that the venezuela economic bows and the negotiations in mexico will push my daughter to allow for free and fair conditions for them. i listened that i'm the and just see it with the protest. as in bolivia have burned cause the tank buildings and blocked highways as the rest of a prominent position. politician yes, please take us to try to disperse the crowds inside the cruise. it was part of a 24 hour strike, launched off to the regions governor lutheran under camacho is detained on thursday . it denies accusations of leading

a coo during protest in 2019 the force been president even morales from power. going brazilian president, jaya bolts. nora has flown to the united states less than 2 days before his left. his rifle is due to take off his boss in our last loose industrial leader to silver . and it basically for presidential run off last month tried to defend its legacy and emotional address to supporters fishing here because. ringback if i got head, there was a purpose, at least to delay by 4 years out, brazil from diving into this ideology of the left, which did not work anywhere in the world. brazil won't be the 1st place where it will work. if i got this far, there was a purpose. if you are upset, concerned, put yourself in my shoes. how many times i asked myself where i went wrong? what i could have done better? i'm convinced i gave the best of myself with the sacrifice of those by my side, especially my wife is trailblazing american news anchor barbara walters,

who died at the age of 93 walters became the 1st female broadcast to present an evening news program at abc in 1976. she worked as an ankle 5 decades and was known for her heart fits in questions. she was 12 emmy awards over that period. brazilians are observing 3 days of morning for the man they called the king, a football penny. the 82 year old died on thursday after a long battle with cancer. will be late rest in his adopted town of santos. as monica yankee, if no reports. phyllis museum in santos has never been so full since people heard the news that he had died on thursday. crowds have been gathering here $600.00 people per hour. the museum says to see the legacy and the history of this man that has become a legend not only in football. now santos itself is preparing itself to pay a last tribute to pay let his body will be brought over here in the early hours of

monday. there will be a 24 hour wait at the santa stadium where he played for so many years, and the public will go and visit them. we spoke earlier to his barber, who told us that he was expecting to go there to say good bye to ed, so i don't this not to pay less because according to him, bella will live on forever. after the wake on tuesday, there will be a funeral. it will be a close ceremony for the family. bella had already decided where he wanted to be buried. he had acquired a space on the 9th floor of a vertical cemetery overlooking the sancho stadium, that he loved so much the 1st world cup to take place in the middle east was held here in bo. this year, thousands of football fans came in catherine to watch the favorite teams compete as open. geoffrey takes a look back at how da 0 cruise brought the spectacle to global ah,

a bold top priam and heartbreak. it's definitely going to be always messy. and through it all, a team from over the world to be there to inform and contextualize i with our feeling here in central way. not happy with that. and you've gone from england to why you it was not supposed to happen. football fans from remote

pacific island nations committee. supporters in south asia, pounds of people from india alpha 0 with the voice, but millions connected by the beautiful sport. for the last 4 weeks, hundreds of crews and teams have been working around the clock to bring the world's most unique football tournament with global audience. so hundreds of thousands of people pouring on to the streets when the balkan team returned back to the country and people said, thank you for the joy. you gave us a ration managed to do it once again. every time i come down there, right, i guess i am canada world cup. when it comes to soccer, we're really excited and we're thankful for any type of support. we can get a break in a book that i gave. the truth is that he does the best in law because he's

a beautiful person, a bull leader, and he will make all of us happy. we are all ready champions. hm . look at that. absolutely stunning. bringing you not just to sports, but also with football. are me a good fan warships providing security? the story of the laborers and migrants who made the infrastructure, not just about fund it stadium. it might've been for the thousands of men and women who did those who provided security entertainment. and this world has been full of the prime

even one the 1st one in the middle east have been that of breaking records, including the one of the highest number of viewers. our mission to inform has been to continue even after the tournament from all to you and other and all over the world. thank you. or what a say this is out there are. these are the top stories and the world health organization has met chinese officials to request more information on the surgeon co. b. 19 cases in the country. joe asked that china shared real time dates were offered practical support. you came france to join to growing list of countries who have imposed covered 19 checks on travelers arriving from china. the us, japan, india, italy earlier and not compulsory testing. the chinese government has described new rules as discriminatory.