allow me to say, i'm also new norcia. i want to thank every one of you for coming here to stand up against violence and have all the knobs so that when the rally was over, i started walking down the stairs. my car was parked in front of his car and next to his casket, his driver. i asked him to get stuck. he said there he is. he was maybe 10 or 12 meters away from me. as i got in the car, i'm trying to started it. and just as we closed the door, we heard 3 gunshots strong enough

more much of the old shit yet, you call my face. we're now seeing an edited footage from the peace rally. this is what we know so far. and i think 3 shots were fired at prime minister nabil fahmy, the jewish vendetta group claims to have shot, rob. we still don't know the condition of the prime minister moments of all she also mentioned. i went to the hospital layer of bein the family and close friends with their go and the hospital director took me aside and said, it's a bad situation. almost hopeless. a few minutes later he came to tell me it was over. she was upset.

'd way lay and i went into the room where he lay on a gurney, covered with a sheet. says we saw his face restful, peaceful when there was even a hint of a sarcastic smile on his lips. or a smile of acceptance that i kissed his forehead and left the room. shocked about my meds can pass up to

his people who were fighting each other, didn't organize each other, they kill each other and so on was in the play. but then later i saw robin's meeting with afa. i saw meeting after meeting after meeting after meeting i was there every single meeting and i saw how the relationships develop. after there wouldn't rabin was assassinated out of 5, told me, they assassinated the peace process. and i disagreed with that, i was not about her and they rejoice. and it's about institutions. it's about their habit of placements and so on. and me, their blindness for this is handed to me, very sensitive about this process.

paris was was not himself, was not himself. he was very said deeply said he was already the prime minister. and on saturday i came to his home with all the maps in order material. and i said to him, this is the women that they have it with. i think that we can go for it. you have the exact border, you have the solution for jerusalem, everything years. and i think that now is the time. i mean, everybody is so confused, including also yes, but still there is the support for, for peace, even more than before. as a result of this, as a nation. and let's use it for his memory and finish the job.

and listen to it very carefully. for 2 hours and then he said not now not now. i don't think that people are ready to leave the jordan valley, which was part of the math. so that israel should withdraw for the dawn of and i think that today to bring it to the people, women with his image was a little orosi much a word, but this is an opportunity i was not strong enough to tell him it is your biggest mistake reconsidering, i did not come again to him with this and maybe it is in me. maybe it is part of my weakness.

maybe it was just a mistake. i don't know, but if you ask me where there are great i, i do a good head. i had to fight for him for the bellman an agreement on may 5th, 1906. i found myself back in the familiar surroundings of the hilton taba. i wondered about the 3 years that had passed since i 1st met abu allah and also since then our lives have become a combination of promise and wish the process was started and withstood tremendous trials. 'd since the 1st day and all slow and up until this current exchange in may, 961001 100 days of peace talks had passed. when we said our farewells that day,

i never imagined that it would be my last and final meeting with abu alaa, in my official role as head of the israeli negotiating team. if i had known it was all going to end, maybe i would have come up with something more intelligent to say to him. but all i said to him was. 'd see you soon, my friend nearly 80 percent of israel's 4000000 voters streams of polling stations. everyone seemed to understand why this election was important. in suburban, tel aviv voters chose peres. the peace process that you were one to be in a bloody army or in a bloody war. in the west bank city of hebron, jewish settlers voted for netanyahu. they just want to be give our land for the obvious. so of course we are hoping for any i mean if any tonight, those who support the steps israel has taken toward peace march playing into the

whole that they may be the ultimate winner and have told the shah. and should watch on the jobs initiative fishel up a turnabout in the 1906 elections. the next prime minister is binyamin netanyahu. and you know, he received 50.4 percent of the while shimon peres received only $49.00 and a half percent. but it's

it's like someone building a bridge and building and building and building something that could have really changed the middle east and to make these comes one c. $100.00 the it's and it was a waste i felt so when it all collapsed because i hailed it already and i felt we can do it, we can do it. and then it, it went wrong. and i know it's not in my life by probably not in my kids' lifetime. maybe the grandchildren us should shoot

us should be comrades, leaving supporters, friends. but the state of israel is embarking on a new path to understand i well, i mean, i don't want to get a belated one, but the old movie get a belated many of the winners. well, it didn't flip the little thing to the

loan in the end, run the film, the escalated to get it to this moment. well it ended the article there's going to be a shootout is a little on the good and the the well to take you live in a long long as long as

an optimist seems to believe there's a chance for peace between us and the palestinians among the girls and i'm both done with and not all fall upon this, you know, mold for us bone, old dog. there is an ongoing war, but there were people think in a wall though no big story. only victims. no wars, i don't think arlo's mean up close ropes.

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held. welcome u.s. president. don't trump has made his 1st statement in public since last week's, presidential election. he did not concede to joe biden on becoming u.s., president elect. instead, he gave an update on u.s. efforts to develop a vaccine against 19. the closest trump came to admitting defeat in the election was when he said time will tell which of ministration will be in the white house in january. also today, u.s. t.v. networks projected biden had won the state of georgia and north carolina has gone to trump. that would give biden 306 votes in the electoral college and trump 232, let's bring in dave w. correspondent of a seller in washington d.c. . tell us about these latest numbers and what we can take away from them.

well, the major u.s. networks now called the remaining states in the race, and that was georgia and north carolina, georgia for joe biden, north carolina for donald trump. nothing surprising here, but those were the last remaining states, and that position now is strengthened of joe biden. of course, 360, excuse me, 306 electoral college votes supposed to 232, and that is exactly that is exactly vice versa. how it was in 2016, ironically because trump won with the same amount of electoral college votes and called it a landslide victory at the time. of course, now, he is not accepting defeat claims that this election was rigged and stolen. joe biden is now leading, though with a popular vote of 5000000 votes. all of it, he's being such a highly visible president for 4 years. what do we then make of the fact that this

was the outgoing president's 1st appearance indicts? and it was the 1st speech, in fact, since election night. so a very highly anticipated event where he again refused to concede. he said, i guess time will tell who will take office in january. so still trying to create that impression that he might be there for another 4 years. he took no questions then, but what he took is all the praise for this new coronavirus vaccine, where he obviously ignored also that a german companies behind that bio and tech who developed the vaccine together with the u.s. pharmaceutical maker. pfizer then went on in his typical style of talking about the great job he did with them. and them, they, in handling the pandemic, talked about the stock market, the job numbers, unemployment. so nothing surprising you really seemed like the complain is not over

yet. supporters of donald trump planning a rally in washington d.c. on saturday. what are we expecting? we'll 6, expecting several rallies here in support of donald trump in his false claims that the election was rigged. so potentially a large crowd, but then also counter-demonstrations off. left activists like anti-racism group, an anti fascists and extremism experts have warned that clashes between those 2 groups could potentially lead to spontaneous violence. so the police here in the u.s. capital is on high alert the deadly correspondent of, a seller in washington. d.c. thanks so much. well, the u.n. says the conflict in ethiopia is at risk of spiraling out of control. it's a struggle between the central government and the original author is in the take right region. civilians who fled the fighting say they were bombed by government

forces that's despite claims from the ethiopian government, that it's only striking military targets it drys regional leader has warned of a long struggle ahead and an increasing number of people displaced by the conflict . they've come up with just what they can carry ethiopians from the region make their way to safety across the border and intercede on them. most of them, if it wasn't for sedan, many would be dead. where do we go? if we go to eritrea, they will slaughter us. if we go to other parts of ethiopia, they were small for us. some had to make the heartbreaking choice of leaving loved ones behind a little bit of mother, i left her in a church because she is an elderly woman. my brother is blind, we left him there as well. there was no food or water that everyone ran away. and

on the way we found murdered people with weapons. and that's why we ran what were we to do? we want to save ourselves. we're going to midnight mission. thousands of exhausted refugees have fled to sedan after fighting broke out between the ethiopian military and their to gripe people's liberation front, a militant group in the region. the conflict erupted in early november when the government sent troops into the region after an alleged attack by local forces on a federal army base integrators capital. the ethiopian prime minister says his army is close to victory. highly, this mischievous force is surrounded on all sides. the month that it is a force in its final throes of death. your children are suffering death, injuries on the front line, most of them of the highly growing along the united nations is concerned that war

crimes have been committed in the fighting between the government and t.p. . l.f. and many voices in the region are calling for a deescalation. but what information is coming from the isolated region indicates that the situation is deteriorating. over more on this, let's bring in catherine honey. she's a spokesperson for the u.n. high commissioner for refugees from new york. thanks so much for your time on what is the latest you're hearing from the region. thanks so much, you know, we're hearing what you're hearing a what you're reporting. this is a heartbreaking situation. where increasingly alarmed, you know, my colleagues for the u.n. refugee agency who are on the ground in sudan, they've received in the past 3 days more than 11000 people. so right now we're seeing that there's more nearly 15000 people who since early november, whoever arrived as you report yourself, you know, these people are arriving essentially empty handed. my colleagues have told me that

the children that they're, that they're receiving are, are exhausted. they're wracked and quite frankly, they're terrified. and i think this is, you know, an alarming indication of the violence that people are fleeing. and let's not forget, these are essentially the lucky ones. and these ones that have made a heartbreaking decision back into grave. there are, you know, 100000 eritrean refugees and there's more than 100000, other air ethiopians who had been formerly displaced. so this is a worsening humanitarian situation. that is, that we, we are increasing armed as days go on. that's when the role of your colleagues here is obviously critical. your eye with his eye will to bring food and water to people in the conflict zone. well, let's talk a little bit 1st about where we're able to welcome people in the sudan. it's a region of the, of the sudan that is incredibly remote where there is very limited access limited

services, limited resources to paint a little bit of a picture for you, one of the transit centers where we're currently hosting 6000 people was actually built to receive 300 so i think that gives a little bit of an indication of the emergency that we're facing. now, of course, inside the 2 great region, there's been a declaration of a state of emergency. there's a no fly zone. there is a sensually road blocks. there's no internet is cut, cell service is cut. we don't have humanitarian access to people in need and we continue to advocate for this. but it is nearly impossible for us to have a clear picture of the scope of the, of the crisis and what the number of people who are on the move it, catherine. they say that the 1st casualty of war is often the truth. what hope do you have of finding out the truth and getting that clarity that you need to take

this forward? well, right now, our priority is on leaving the basic immediate needs of the people who have been able to cross the border into sudan. we know these numbers are on the rise and you know, to be quite honest, we will continue to receive people and we will continue to advocate for humanitarian access inside ethiopia. but the reality is that this is an incredibly challenging situation for us. not least for the government of sudan who is keeping their borders open. they are maintaining and protecting the right to asylum for people in need of safety and security. and they're doing this. let's not forget against the backdrop of a political transition of an economic crisis. and of course, the cove in 1000 global pandemic. so these are incredibly challenging times for all who are involved. but the bottom line is, is we are,

we know there are civilians that are caught in the crossfire of this conflict. they need access to safety. they need access to humanitarian aid, and we're doing everything we can with the government of sudan to do that. but it's an increasingly challenging situation inside the region for all that's for money for the u.n. high commissioner for refugees in new york. thank you so much. thank you. ok, let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. thousands of protesters have rallied in the 1000000 capital yet a front for a 4th day demanding prime minister, nico pushing young resign a controversy. peace agreement with azerbaijan. the deal between the heavy troops and money on many and forces follows 6 weeks of fighting of the disputed on klav of the most stock markets in the u.s. and europe have ended the trading week on a high in new york. but the dow jones and the s. and p.

indexes before strongly and must explain the highs on optimism that a corona virus vaccine could become available soon. spanish police have arrested $21.00 people in connection to the trafficking of protected wildlife species place also recovered. hundreds of reptiles that had been illegally imported into europe to try to smuggle animals in europe is estimated to be worth billions of euros. well, europe is deep within the 2nd wave of the corona virus pandemic at the moment with infection rights soaring in almost every country medical it's, but experts rather predicted an autumn surge and cold or thirty's across europe to prepare for the onslaught. but many countries are still struggling with the 2nd way places like italy, austria, and fronts. these students are waiting for food handouts at their university campus in bordeaux france. many have lost their part time jobs in bars and restaurants due

to the pandemic lock down. i have to pay $545.00 euros a month for rent. that leaves me with $100.00 euros a month to live off from work. all aspects of life in france are dominated by the battle to curb coronavirus. hospitals are filling up. the number of patients being treated in hospital in france has reached a new record of 33000. in recent days, new patients have been hospitalized at a rate of about one every 30 seconds with about one every 3 minutes being admitted to the i.c.u. . italy's health system is also reaching breaking point again. this footage is from an overcrowded clinic in naples. my father went to hospital with oxygen saturation levels of 60 percent, but they turned him away. we picked them to take him, but they refused until his condition got even worse. and yesterday he died. then people fear a repeat of scenes like those in the spring when health systems passed. breaking point. many european countries are toughening restrictions like austria,

for instance, which is preparing to further tighten restrictions as infection rates soar. ok, let's take a look now at some of the other developments in the pandemic in south korea has been finding people for not wearing masks in public places in israel have signed a deal with pfizer and biotech to receive $8000000.00 doses of the corona virus vaccine. next year, new zealand, meanwhile, has reopened downtown oakland. after tracing a new coronavirus case to a known cluster and liverpool soccer, star mohamed salah has tested positive for the virus as the head of egypt's qualifier against togo in the african cup of nations torment. before we go, don't forget, you can always get the news on the go, just download at from the google plus all from the app store. so it'll give you access to over all of this news from around the world as well as push notifications

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