lease and buddhist is charged against each other in the french capital, which demonstrate is around re at to forty's response to the attack on friday, which killed 3 refugees. they want answers from the police. why did it take so long for them to respond to the attack? why have they not designated this? it better is to attack. and why wasn't security provided to the punch we sent to offer it had only a b? the asked for we, the kurdish women are still asking for justice and now again, i'm glad is spilled in france. we angry and the french state is responsible for the protest have come down here in paris. the police and security services are out in force clearing the protest is, but the anger in the streets of partisan. the killings have touched a nerve. i'm an francis, my can community protest in other cities as well. they want to know why an attack on a minority community isn't being designated a terrorist attack. ah

. 6 losing boats in 2 days. chaos and the republican party as hard liners swore to kevin mccarthy. it's b u. s. how speaker ah, carrie johnson. this is al jazeera alive from dough. also coming up, auto group is totally united behind jerusalem and alex, i'm all scandal had. i'm a sheriff. the palestinian ambassador to the u. n. presents united front then voice from the arab and muslim world. a day off to these very security ministers incursion is the out x a must compound the e. e recommends pre flight testing for passengers from china. or south korea says 26 percent of arrivals from china, of tested positive. the coping 19. protests continue in bolivia,

demanding the release of detained governor from the opposition for the live for santa cruz. ah, who begin in the us, whether be a 7th. the boat in about 2 hours, as kevin mccarthy bids to become speaker of the house of representatives. for the 2nd day, the republicans fell to convince a group of hard liners to give him the top job, with about 20 refusing to support him. it needs at least $218.00 votes to be elected, or u. s. present joe biden, his urge politicians to get their act together, saying the fight for leadership of the house reflects poorly on the country. it's embarrassing for the country. i mean, literally, i am making a part of this reality that you know, to be able have of congress. the can function is embarrassing. greatest nation in

the world. how can i take those on hanjin joins us law, not from capitol hill at john? has there been any progress at all on this extraordinary political soccer? well, there has been some progress. unfortunately for kevin mccarthy, it has been negative progress yesterday. he had 19 votes against him. then by the end of the day was 20 now it's $21.00. and he is significantly, far from the $218.00 votes. he needs to become elected speaker. the republican party is in disarray right now. they want to govern, but they can't get out of their own way enough in order to take the 1st step. so now what they've done is they've taken a 3 hour break. we're about one hour into that break and the 2 sides are getting together. this block of freedom caucus republicans are sending representatives. and so is the mccarthy camera they're trying to come up with some kind of agreement.

but what that is is hard to say what that could be. mccarthy is given in concessions on nearly everything they wanted and it seems that the thing they want most is mccarthy's head. they want to block him from becoming speaker to display their power. and then they want to pick someone who is more like them. someone who is fiscally conservative, someone who wants a more democratic small di process in which each member has more power in this speaker has less mccarthy's already agreed to allow just 5 members to vote, to remove the speaker that would bring it before the whole house. and a majority would have to vote to do that. that wasn't enough for some of them said they wanted every member of congress to do that. so it seems that there is an impasse. and mccarthy is not yet willing to back out, but pretty soon he's going to be facing pressure from other members to back off. and meanwhile, mccarthy is likely to be pressuring people with incentives,

but also negative pressure. things that they will do, like removing them from committees. and if any of that works we'll find out in the next vote in a couple of hours. and john, with the impasse, i say, what might it take for some of these men does to back the coffee? is it clear what they actually want in total? that's a great question. and so question everyone has been asking. so with each $21.00 members, he can only afford mccarthy can to lose 4 of those votes. so we've got to somehow pull 16 members over and that's almost impossible to do with individual incentives. typically when, when bargaining like this goes on. busy members, leaders in congress can offer something for someone's district projects and that sort of thing. but they haven't even created the rules to run the 118 congress yet because they haven't elected the speaker. they haven't got committee assignment yet . it was hard to offer those kinds of inducements,

and it's difficult to see this block breaking up and a majority of them suddenly deciding to take mccarthy on it is looking increasingly like what's going to have to happen is a consensus candidate is going to have to come in because this block of 20 or $21.00 voters does not seem willing to break under mccarthy. okay. for now on engine with the update. thank you. the potter student ambassador to the un has spoken about the impact top is ready national security minister. it's a mob been given incursion into the i'll act some mosque compound is accompanied by ambassadors from several arab and muslim nations, which was all right. diplomatic i, editor james base joins us live from the united nation. james, tell us more about what was said then well, this been a flurry of diplomatic meetings taking place here at the united nations, a meeting of the arab group of ambassadors then a meeting of the ambassadors from all islamic countries. and then the

representatives of those 2 groups meeting with the current president of the security council japan, he'll preside over the security council meeting that's going to take place on thursday, the palestinian ambassador, making it clear they want very tough action from the security council. we just concluded a meeting with the president of the security council. and then he, when he saw about 50 delegations in the room, he was impacted. and he said, i feel your outrage and your anger. and i am super impressed by this massive support at the level of the international community tomorrow. the request that was a put on the table in a combined way by the state of palestine and the delegation of jordan, our brothers, to have an emergency meeting of the security council advanced by united arab

emirates, the arab representative in the security council supported by china france and mal parcel for it's worth noting that among those ambassadors surrounding the palestinian ambassador were the representatives of 2 countries that have long had diplomatic relations with israel. that's jordan and egypt and also the ambassador of morocco and the deputy ambassador of u. e. 2 countries that the more recently had more friendly relationships with israel. it's also worth telling you that one of those ambassadors, the ambassador from jordan mahmoud. her mood spoke also to reporters. jordan has a special role as the guardian of the holy sites. the king of jordan has a special role as the guardian of the holy sites in jerusalem. he made it clear and reminded reporters of the year, 2000 when that then that israeli opposition. leah ariel sharon went to the alex

a mox. com pound. and he said that at that time the security council had produced a resolution. this is it 1322, which condemns what it says was the provocation that had been carried out and he and the other ambassadors say they want to see another resolution like this passed by the security council because he made it clear back in 2000 that that act was the spark that started the 2nd intifada. and as someone who covered that on the ground in the west bank at the time that something the certainly at the international community as, as doesn't want to see again, jane's mains at united nations thanking israel's new government, has unveiled plans for an overhaul of the justice system which will significantly weaken the supreme court or critic say it will give at benjamin netanyahu government the how to undermine democracy by passing laws. the court themes unconstitutional. supreme court is due to debate,

a new law passed by the government, allowing a politician, convicted of tax offenses to serve as a cabinet minister i that china is being accused of giving an inaccurate picture of the extent of its cupboard 19 outbreak. is scientists have given information to you and agency officials are the world health organizations emergencies program director for beijing is under representing hospitalizations and deaths. there are certainly issues in terms of the criteria for recording and reporting dents attributable to call with dining. we believe that definition is too narrow, which requires spirit to failure association with oversight to register as a covert. that is a very narrow definition. we know there are difficulties in all countries, very often in recording hospital relief is admissions use of i see you for some of these. but again, we believe that the current numbers being,

being published from china under represent the true impact of the disease in terms of hospital admissions. in terms of i see you admissions, and particularly in terms of european union, is now recommending pre flight testing for passengers flying from china to the blog recommendation comes from the ease integrated political crisis response. group officials also recommend all travelers wear masks. they've encouraged member countries to introduce random testing of passengers and waste water airports. well, the u. s. has urged china to be more transparent about his covey data, front gate, this response, or me into either your bushel room. yeah. we also know that many people see that if the us had not politicized the pen to make it very on see it, but responded responsibly with an attitude of putting lighter those like the chinese government does the covert 19 situation, both within the u. s. and world wide would not have developed as it has to day. we

sincerely hope that all the parties will focus on lighting cove 19. avoid politicization of the issue of streets and solidarity, and worked to give it to prevail over cove and 19 as soon as possible. was health career is increasing. koby 19 checks at airports, says about 25 percent of short term visitors from china tested positive on arrival on tuesday. yes. can reports from and sean airport, in the south cra flights connecting cities in china to here in china. international airport in south korea are at a fraction of what they used to be in pre pandemic times. and yet short term visitors who are able to walk through those doors would do so straight into a p c r testing booth. and from there, those who test positive would be moved to a hotel nearby for a week long florentine on their own expense. now health official say they found $73.00 positive cases on tuesday, accounting for about 25 percent of china arrivals on that day. not including locals

who would test within 24 hours at a local clinic near them. now these positive cases are being analyzed for variant information. and despite these tightened protocols, we are already hearing on day 2 since roll out of one man who got away on the way to florentine forcing officials to have to put out an alert hostage. and will you need all the chinese national muse forties tested positive for corporate content, airports, and lifted up permission while entering auto via quarantine bus. it is regrettable that such a disgraceful event occurred. officials warned that such violations would lead to deportation and future entry bands possible fines as well as jail time, as they would run in a violation of the country is held. codes. officials also saying it is becoming more and more difficult to understand what is happening with then mainland china as

transparency on information is becoming more and more difficult. johnson is president, has lifted a controversial band on political rallies, were pressing for some years to lew, her son announced the decision at 6 years of her predecessor john runker fully impose the measure. good man, granted elect to politicians. the power to prohibit rallies or protests in their constituencies. were you guys? nickel, lena mcdaniel? yeah. the ama. yes. yes. it is our responsibility as the government to secure political gatherings. you need to notify us as required by the law. security services will assess the situation and give the go ahead, depending on the situation. but for now, at this stage permission will be given because it is our responsibility to protect your right. i am to hold your rally safely while you wait or before analysts icon. they acquire, you says the majority of m. p 's aunt used to having to campaign for their seats. if you look at the political nonsense carter in tanzania,

the president why it is very strong. so the fact that the president has spoken about it and said that rally should be allowed plan is, it means a lot because what really happened at the valley or prohibited the lat, rally 6 years ago was only presidential statement. it wasn't something that has to do with a policy change or a legal changes. it was only their statement, and the police enforced the jama because we have to remember that the current structure in their ruling patty, the president's party, is very much dependent on the police and the force you have the state was using to keep the there, the party in power, especially if you look at the parliament right now, most of the members of the parliament who are 99 percent of the ruling path for the patty did not go through a competitive election because out they took the whole election was reeked

and it was a very controversial election, so they're not used into are going into the field in campaign, in the politics. and this is going to be a big challenge for them now that the civic space is opening up for the opposition parties to organize mobilizing campaign. so i had on al jazeera campaigning for votes. the big issues facing nigeria is governing party ahead of a general election and making a new life in albania. look at how it's become a popular destination for san seekers trying to reach you. ah, there are extreme flood advisors in play for brazil, se states out santa katerina. hello everyone. so this is all the rain concentrated

in that area. very likely to see flooding and damage to some homes. there are temperatures on the way up there across central argentina by jablonka 33 degrees, and those storms that we're talking about in the southeast of brazil extend through the amazon back into the bolivian and paid ruffian andy's up against them. anyway on thursday. here's the situation in central america, fairly quiet, although we're seeing the rain begin to pick up around mexico, southern mexico, and the yucatan peninsula. those storms have slid away from the u. s. steep south now off shore, so fairly calm conditions left behind it. but we have another weather bomb to deal with for the u. s. west coast lash with rain and we're in san francisco, los angeles, about a months worth of rain within a few hours when you're 80 to 90 kilometers per hour. that's going to knock out power and uproot trees. that rain pours into oregon, washington state, and eventually western canada for the province of british columbia. and the reign starting to move away from the ne, temperatures have fall, interests a bit,

for example, in d. c, but still above average, coming in at 16 degrees on thursday. that's a see later. ah, the latest news as it breaks this particular sub. so let's bring it in 3 separate effects. quite russians with detailed coverage. they had helped us with the last quarter panic with this week, which would likely have better there are to getting it from around the world. $3000000.00 people with oh

ah, watching out 0 reminder of our main stories now in the us, there'll be a 7th vote in just under 2 hours time. as kevin mccarthy bids to become a speaker of the house of representatives. for the 2nd day, the republican has failed to convince hard liners in the party to give him the top job. israel's new government has unveiled plans from overhauled the justice system, which was significantly weakened. the supreme court, critics say, will give that benjamin netanyahu government the power to pass laws. the court to teams unconstitutional. and china is being accused of giving an inaccurate picture of the extent of its cobit 19 outbreak. top sciences information to you and officials. the w h show, it says beijing is under representing fatalities. bolivians are protesting for a 6 consecutive day in the santa cruz region against the arrest of local governor

lewis, fernandez camacho, he's charger leaving a coup against then the president, even morales and 2019 charges. he denies what teresa barry's life for us in santa cruz teresa. what's the latest then? well, political attention in bolivia has been on the rise to in this past week. tension between the government of re santa fe in la pass and the province of san beckles. since the detention of the governor, billy's fat man, dog i'm, i took my show, it was the tame last wednesday. while he was arriving got home. he was detained by a special operations, got $10.00 to $1.00 helicopter, and taken to that bath. and there, he's been a high security present in pre trial detention, at least for 4 months until he and that your while the investigation is ongoing. i'm here right in the center of santa cruz, where people have been gathering every day, demanding cut my clothes to release. there's been flashes with he's. there's been

lots of tension. cars been set on par fire. the prosecutor's office set on fire were also, i have seen several robots all around the province and beckoned the economic stronghold of alleviates rich in gas, in agriculture, among other things. then there is a way the whole province is being isolated by the leadership who are demanding, cut my choice, release, how much is being accused of terrorism. he in something that related to back in 2019 over during what many people in this country referred to as a cool adapter force able morales out of office. he was forced to flee the country and then with an interim government right now, what is government is saying is that that q who is that, i'm not sure was involved in that cool, however, that people that you can see right here, where am they saying that there was an article that that was the fraudulent election and that people took to the streets to demand the resignation of a well, what else is that what, what areas we signed and had to leave the country?

so for now, what they're saying is that they're extremely concerned that got much will have a due process that he's going to be able to base a free and fair trial. and that's why they remain on the streets demanding his release in santa cruz forest. theresa by there. thank you. my neighboring peru supporters are for present petro castillo, have renewed protests after 2 week pause on tuesday. conservative groups held a march for peace. after almost 2 dozen people were killed. james van processed before christmas. former left this to president castillo, was ousted and detained. off he tried to illegally dissolve, congress lost money. politicians have begun holding campaign route is in nigeria, head of next month's general election. the main concern among voters is the cost of living crisis and worsening security. militants and armed groups continue to attack villages across north western nigeria. my dear, as governing party is held

a rally in the 2nd most popular state ahmed address has more from con, i type been just back in may as well. it is just stick to the road to sell themselves on their part to manifesto to nigeria. 95000000 are generous. our voting in elections happening are between february and march. the presidential camp elections are going to happen in february, february 2 degrees. to be exact. i know the minds of every nigerian is the issue of security, high cost of living, energy shortages as one was education. earlier i spoke with b. r presidential candidate on pretty governing party, the apc mr. paula: i'm a tenant and i asked him what are the main focus on campaign or what are the manifesto he's looking at. he assured that the issue of security is number one because without security, but certainly nothing will work in this country. we have to fight for every h of diff, scrunch,

get rid of banditry. get to go all sort of violent tracks. we're going to reduce it to 0, no country, and be able to do that. what basically excitement is back in the yeah. but that also nigeria is worried about the current situation, but not much by 8 years ago, even 16 years ago, because of the linda regression company on the crisis security crisis managers are wanting. and that appears that they would be walked out with the selection. but again, the company has been reinvigorated the next year, which is determine whether or not most of the $95000000.00 registered identity come out today or not. iranian that trust current a reduced fee has been released on bail off the arrest for support in the countries protest movement. she was jailed almost 3 weeks ago on charges of spreading full sets before her se condemned on social media. the execution of protest. molson

shikari, demonstrations was sparked by the death of master meaning in his custody in september authorities in india or investigating recent attacks in india administered kashmir . at least 5 people have been killed and several others injured. the hindu with non minority, i should say, the region is demanding. the government increased. security has limits. the desperate and outgoing of greece and solid doubts because we value hundreds of people in jury attended the funeral of those killed into attacks. this week's neighbors have been visiting the sharma household. 2 children were killed in a blast on monday morning. this was hours after their uncle. the buck was gone down at home. his brother in law witnessed the attack dog and the 2 gunmen barge into our house, an open fire and one was shot many times. the other was shut but managed to get out of the house. they kicked them many times to check if he was alive. thankfully he's

recovering now there's growing i did. administered this summer as in the valley are observing shut down, people are demanding more security for religious minorities. there are fears. armed conflict may be returning cash meters claimed in full buy in dead pocket sod, but governed by the 2 nations and pass a tax against civilians were common in administered push me when armed rebellion against new deli through was to speak. the governing b. j b has blamed pockets on for the recent incidence bought appeared and the party, our party is fulfilling its 0 tolerance policy towards terrorism. the situation has improved from before. pakistan is frustrated and used to sense terrorists across the border, but recently we caught a lot of ammunition. so they're trying to ruin the, how many of the region for me, but our party will finish terrorism here that i'm political analysts say the region is seen, arise and attacks, which shouldn't be politicized. so in bad jam,

when good move looks unsafe. so let stuart look at it through the prism off a, communal, or politics, all to look a middle angle. but unfortunately, that is how the things are being looked in india as, as for the last of so many years in just counter terrorism agency is investigating the attacks. the government has deployed more troops and red jory about a 155 kilometer south of the largest city of sheena go to prevent further attacks. as the victims families pick up the pieces they hope they'll get justice. partner, middle al, jazeera, me, a mars military government has released more than 7000 prisoners to mark the countries independence day. bosses carrying freed prisoners left a prison in the young, gone on wednesday. which inter has faced to international isolation sanctions since it sees how nearly 2 years ago democratically elected, formerly the, i'm sorry, suit. she recently had her prison term extended to 33 years. china and the

philippines have agreed to resolve maritime agreements through consultation. on the 2nd day of the philippine, the presence trip to china whenever ordered its military to boost its presence in the south china sea. amid reports, china was reclaiming several unoccupied land features around these frankly, islands. beijing claims sovereignty over almost the entire disputed region. despite an international court ruling, its claims have no legal basis. that is $300.00 police offices in the philippines have been asked to resign in the attempt to crack down on corruption. interior minister requested all journals and colonels submit their resignation to clear the ranks of ties to illegal drugs police video. generally. the european commission wants to crack down on illegal migration through the western balkans. officials say the roots is now the most used entry point to e u. countries and pressure bar reports for the albanian capital to runa. you

cystic barley feel safe in toronto, although she never imagined ending up there. he fled the taliban in afghanistan with his child and pregnant wife, who had been a school teacher in kabul, they reached the european union by agree spot. he says greek police stole their possessions and harassed them, so they left the you and cross the border into albania. so i'm coming here in albany of group. i clicked on to believe helped me. i'm go to hospital with ambulance, her thumb mo, followed us and give it to me in from glue for my daughter, my baby and my wife, her to live in. lou, help me. if his good come to young usa says he'll remain in albania for now. but most migrants and asylum seekers that arrive in the country don't stay, but passed through it and other balkan countries on their way to each member states including croatia, hungary and austria. a route that the e commission says is now the main route for people arriving illegally in the block

. the e u border agency front tech says more than a 120000 to asylum seekers and migrants crossed into the e. u via the so called western balkans route in 2022 that 70 percent more than the previous year and the highest number since 2016. the increase as this migration expert is partly due to deteriorating conditions for asylum seekers in greece and turkey. and the fallout from the covey crisis during the panoramic, the border where coal. so there is a well, the slowed down, the more lands and then that, that sir, ah, right up again, i'll doing this. you're in this special to the 1st 9 months. there has been an increase of this number. albania is never fully recovered from decades under communist rule. poverty and corruption are wide spread and many people, my grace abroad for opportunities. for now the increase in asylum seekers passing through the country hasn't cause much public.