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al-jazeera. thousands of taken to the streets, improves capital a day after president martin visit car was kicked out of office and replaced by the former head of congress. crowds gathered in lima to condemn the votes. they removed his car from power, demonstrates his see the move as a coup and say corrupt politicians and now running the country. manuel medina has been sworn in as the interim president on tuesday and became peru's 3rd leader in folios. brazil's president hasn't recognized joe biden's u.s. election victory yet, but has already already challenge the president elect with gunpowder, if necessary, over its promises about the environment. not a chaotic have reports from rio de janeiro when many americans were celebrating, joe biden's recent presidential victory, the presidents of the 2 largest latin american countries. still out by keeping silent mexico's and that is mainly low places, but a lot of places said it was a question of principle, which we did not want to meddle in america's internal politics. in would rather wait until all legal disputes will result. not in the motion, we h

who is it that's really out there on the street inside story on al-jazeera with al jazeera, these are the top stories this hour. 3 weeks after the u.s. elections and president elect joe biden is finally beginning. his transition to the white house democrats refused to concede defeat, but he has authorized his federal agency, general services agency to declare biden as the parent when biden's newly unveiled national security team and expected cabinet nominees. the names are out and they are diverse in race and gender. it will include america's 1st female heads of intelligence and treasury and also the 1st latino chief of homeland security and the british drugs company, astra zeneca, along with oxford university, said the late stage of testing of the covert 19 vaccine shows it is highly effective. this is the 3rd major drug showing positive results. well, the u.n. security council is expected to discuss the unrest in northern ethiopia, later on tuesday, leaders in the to grow region and denying government reports though that the military is surrounding the regional capital of mackellar prime minister, ahmed says, given the 2 g

the forest on al-jazeera. after world war 2 fronts, as great empire began to unravel, vietnam to most people, it was throwing themselves into the streets, bursting with joy, kissing each other, and algeria 2 years until she lost. if the indochinese managed to beat the french army, why not try? the decline continues an episode or 2 of blood and tears french to colonise a shot on al-jazeera. back to bill in doha with a look at our main stories on al-jazeera. some breaking news for us there, a force of heavy shelling in the capital of ethiopia, estie gray region. the government announced on wednesday, which would launch a final assault on mceveley after a deadline for the to grand leadership to surrender expired. malcolm webb is monitoring developments from nairobi, kenya we've heard from multiple sources that the.

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the street inside story on al-jazeera. we want to remind of our top stories this hour. donald trump's campaign suffers another blow after michigan backs president elect joe biden's. when trump's been meeting the state's republican leadership, which reported that he's been trying to convince them to appoint electors, the u.n. secretary general has warned that yemen is on the verge of a catastrophic famine. until you're good, tara says, millions of lives could be lost if nothing is done. yemenis are already suffering from 6 years of war. that have been protests in brazil against the killing of a black man outside. a supermarket video shows 2 security guards repeatedly hitting a 40 year old man in the face before his death. the israeli army has entered ag them and district has been under a mini in control for almost 30 years as one of 3 areas. armenia has had to hand back as part of a cease fire deal to end 6 weeks of fighting over the disputed region of the don't know how to back while as there is celebrate. armenians are grieving the loss of land. they've long claimed as theirs or the elder hamid has more election. there

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the street inside story on al-jazeera. welcome back i missed on the attainder hunt let's remind you of our top stories this hour celebrations have been taking place in azerbaijan aftera deal was signed to end weeks of conflict over the nagorno-karabakh region amenia will have to hand over control of 3 districts to a very forces prompting an angry reaction from protesters there. and as you can see police and crew have fired tear gas to disperse protesters who've taken to the streets angry over the impeachment of former president martin this hour you're watching live pictures now from the capitol this all comes as congress is sworn in the interim need a manual marino who will stay in power until july. and the latest republican led legal challenge against the affordable care act is taking place right now in the u.s. supreme court ruled in $28000000.00 americans could lose their coverage if the legislation known as obamacare is and the many. well clearly the most pressing health care challenge in the united states right now is the curve of 1000 pandemic and as president elect joe biden starts planning his transition he's prioritized the announcement of his coronavirus t

the street inside story on al-jazeera. hello again, i'm just on top stories here. this hour. more than a dozen pro-democracy legislators in hong kong have resigned in solidarity after the government disqualified their colleagues. china has passed a patriotism resolution, allowing the removal of politicians who challenge its rule and president donald trump has made his 1st public appearance at a veterans day event in arlington. virginia trump hasn't spoken publicly since he lost his bid for reelection, but has been tweeting about an unproven version forward claims. 2 people have been injured in an explosion in saudi arabia. it happened at an event in jeddah, attended by western diplomats and other foreign citizens. last targeted a cemetery during a wild one. remember, states are protesters gathered in armenia's capital to voice their anger about a deal to end fighting with azerbaijan. in the going to karabakh there opposed to the agreement which sees land handed over to our very forces. police have detained around 20 people, protest in year. now they're going to care about is internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan, but it is controlled by armenians. hundre

al-jazeera, the u.k.'s prime minister barak's johnson has gone into self isolation after coming into contact with the past infected with covert, 19, he says he's feeling fine and will continue to work from downing street. johnson fell ill with a virus in april and spent several days in intensive care and shared this updates on twitter. i suppose the good news is that n.h.s. test and trace is working in a more efficiently the bad news is they pin me and i've got to self isolate because somebody i was in contact with a few days ago has developed good. and it doesn't matter that we were all doing social distancing. it doesn't matter that i'm good as much as don't feel great. so he would do it in my circumstances. and actually, it doesn't matter that i've had the disease, and i'm bursting with antibodies. we've got to interrupt the spread of the disease and one of the ways we can do that now is by self isolating the 14 days. when you get contacted by n.h.s. test, increase the number of casualties off the deadliest typhoon to hit the philippines . this year has climbed to 67. storm vanco brought heavy rain and triggered severe flooding across the main island of luzon. last week, hundreds of thousands of pe

away from central america asia has left homes and streets submerged and triggered mudslides across the region. stay with us lots more on al jazeera right after the stream. pakistan's c. $100.00 it's said more than 36 percent we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world living water is going dispensable to economic activity but industrial use is worse than access to fresh water counting the cost on al-jazeera. ok today on the stream we ask why are so many indigenous young people imprisoned in australia some as young as 10 years old there were parts of today's show that deal with issues of suicide and self harm so i want to warn you so that your pet and if you're watching live on you tube you can share your thoughts and ask i guess questions you just jump into the chat and i will try to get your comments into the shop. indigenous australians are imprisoned disproportionate rights they are more likely to go to prison than black americans with long campaigned against high rates of incarceration indigenous children are particularly badly affected in australia they are 15 times more likely to end up in juvenile det

the street inside story on al-jazeera. there is a reminder of our top stories this hour celebrations in azerbaijan after a deal that was signed to end the weeks of conflict with. president says the agreement which was also signed by russia and along with your patient of the nagorno-karabakh area. but the agreement has sparked outrage in armenia with angry protests storming government buildings in the deal calls for forces to turn over control of some areas protesters are demanding the prime minister resigned. and chief palestinian negotiator saeb erekat has died after contracting covert 19. as the chief negotiator in peace talks with israel for 2 and a half decades he was 65. u.s. attorney general has all through eyes federal prosecutors to investigate allegations of voting irregularities if there is strong evidence of the man in charge of election crimes resigned just hours after that the trump campaign has filed lawsuits in battleground states alleging voter fraud separately the u.s. president has sacked his defense secretary reports. out of sight in the white house for the moment but still using his power as president dona

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well still ahead here on al-jazeera, protesters go into hiding after claiming getting his election was rigged. they say dozens have died in a rust. hundreds of people fill the streets of thailand's capital, taking a stand against the government. the moment they speak to the crowd, we've got some nasty weather now making its way across the southern parts of india . this is a severe cycle seem to become very severe cycle and winds over 140 kilometers proud of that at its maximum intensity. that is around equivalent to a category one hurricane if it were in the atlantic storm surge, make major concern. coastal flooding on the cards over the next couple of days, and either the next 24 to 48 house, some parts could see maybe 200 to 300 millimeters of rain is making landfall in the next few hours just to the south, the chan i. and as we go through thursday that wetter weather will spread across a good parts of the dash, it'll make its way further west, which as we go on into where friday, and eventually it will drift out towards that western side of india through my heart, russia passing out into the open waters as we go on through the course of saturday, but red morning

the street inside story on al-jazeera. are you watching al-jazeera or mind of our top stories this hour after months of campaigning from joe biden have brought their campaigns to a close polling booths open in just a few hours but the candidates have again suggested they may not accept the results . at least 3 people have been killed and 15 others injured in the austrian capital of vienna the interior ministry has called you a terrorist attack several men armed with rifles opened fire starting to the city's main synagogue. ivory coast president carter saying what has been declared the winner of the presidential election electoral commission says he secured 94 percent of the vote the opposition has rejected the result. at least 20 people have been killed by the most powerful storm to hit the philippines this year and a large cleanup operation is underway after super typhoon going on with one region reporting 90 percent of its roads and buildings damage 2000000 and this is. helen pitino was inside her home with her 2 children when flash floods swept them all away they held onto each other and climbed onto a floating matches

al-jazeera and board anger continues to escalate in peru after this week's out. see ousting of the former president interim leader has called for calm as police, and protesters clashed in the streets on thursday. mariana sanchez has more from lima, violence in the streets of central lima, riot police, protecting parliament, and the presidential palace fired tear gas. protesters attacked them with rocks. protesters say police fired rubber bullets. some of them were wounded. the protesters filled streets and classes around the country. many of them university students. they say they're fed up with corrupt lawmakers. more than half of the $130.00 congressmen, face criminal investigations from homicide to fraud, to money laundering among other alleged crimes. but lawmakers accuse former president of corruption and say he's so-called moral incapacity means he had to leave office. we cannot allow them to trample us. they've taken the government unconstitutional and we can only make them react with our protest. was the protesters insist lawmakers perpetrated a coup guitar hero, who in fact, we've witnessed the kidnapping of our democracy. the congressmen have committed treason during one

the street inside story on al-jazeera. half past the hour. this is the news hour. and these are the top stories more than a dozen. hong kong lawmakers have resigned in solidarity after the terrorist government disqualified for all of their colleagues, china's legislature has passed a patriotism resolution, which allows the removal of lawmakers who challenge beijing's rule. the military operation in northern ethiopia is threatening to spill over the country's borders. several 1000 people have now fled the region. since prime minister ahmed ordered the offensive last week and demonstrators, an army needs capital, get on, are angry at the government. so for its decision to see territory to azerbaijan and a peace deal, the agreement hands back through several, i mean into trolled areas in the disputed region of mccoy. no doubt about brains. long serving prime minister has died in the united states. was 84 years old. he had been head of government in the gulf kingdom for more than 50 years. and if it was receiving medical treatment in the united states, his body now being sent for the funeral. and the government is announced a week of mourning. the corruption case agains

the past elections street protests and police crackdowns this one looks to be no different. malcolm webb al-jazeera police on the ivory coast of used tear gas against opposition supporters after they gathered outside their party leaders house the clashes come after the government accused former president and recall and video of sedition for creating a peril administration earlier on tuesday president allison what data overwhelmingly won the country's presidential election in a landslide victory the opposition boycotted the poll saying what it has been for a 3rd term was unconstitutional they say only 10 percent for eons voted the philippines is bracing for another storm after at least 20 people were killed by a typhoon at the weekend gone e is the world's strongest typhoon so far this year and struck provinces south of the capital manila on sunday or than 345000 people were placed on the mandatory evacuation orders jimmy i mean duggan reports now from by which was one of the provinces worst hit. the province of by you. but the devastation it left behind is beyond comprehension. this is the coastal community. it was once a busy fishing village of more than a 1000 families this

al-jazeera last ditch breaks it talks but what impact could a new u.s. president have on any new u.k. agreement. and police clash on the streets of georgia after games in the former soviet republic. however this could be a week of 2 hobs possible strike that sent the case for adelaide for example for a hot start to the week here largely clear skies across a good part of australia pretty hate up towards the north west central areas and down towards the southeast in kona adelaide at $36.00 celsius a $34.00 melbourne but the clouds on the right all the way it's going to make its way through the bites as we go on through the next couple of days they really will hold those temperatures down through the 2nd half of the week will still get up to 26 in adelaide on wednesday thursday friday struggling to get to 20 degrees so something of a change coming through here there's that what's the weather moving through victoria melbourne flooding overturning increasingly wet and that cloud a rain will slide its way towards the southeast heavy rain there for tasmania fine untried 1st the south out of the new zealand but we have got some shabby right across the

street. a witness documentary on al-jazeera. a therapist, prime minister says the army has taken full control of the capital of tigre. a region after reports of heavy bombardment on the intent of this is al jazeera live from london, also coming up anger in iran over the killing of the country's top nuclear scientist. supremely to has vowed to retaliate. security forces fired tear gas at a paris protest against police violence. after a video of officers beating a music producer shocks, fronds and scientists warn a lack of satellites could leave us blind to vital changes in the arctic and antarctic for years. hello, ethiopia's prime minister says the military operation in the northern tikrit region is over. after government troops entered the original capital mccully, the national army's chief of staff says they're now in full control of the city. earlier to grain leaders said the city was under heavy bombardment. has about today the city of mecca, i was subjected to artillery, shelling and airstrikes targeting the city. the regional government announces that the attacks against the city and its residents are a violent attack. and we

after a deadline passed for the rebels to put down. all hello, i'm adrian for the get. this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up anger on the streets of bangkok. protesters are once again hit with water cannons. as police try to stop anti-government demonstrations. chiz in peru as a former world bank officials chose to become the 3rd president in a week amid a serious political crisis. and saudi arabia has bought $17000000000.00 worth of alms from g. 20 nations since 2015. when look into the oxfam ripples we begin though with a situation in northern ethiopia, where gray rebels have refused to give in to the government. 3 days ago, prime minister had issued an ultimatum to stand down or face war attacks. on tuesday he delivered on that threat. the air force says that it carried out the strikes to the region's main city of the. it's the primary base for the tea, great people's liberation front told pti p.l.f. which governs the prime minister. i'll be all bad, says the attacks will continue until the tea p.l.f. is brought to justice and its leaders are replaced. the un and foreign leaders calls for mediation, a request which has been

al-jazeera. at least 3 people have been killed and dozens more injured in uganda. after confrontations between protesters and police, supporters of the pop star turned politician bobby windburn, ties in the streets after he was arrested at a rally in the east of uganda. officials have accused him of violating coronavirus restrictions, walk campaigning for the upcoming presidential election. another opposition leader has also been arrested while campaigning. marcum webb has this update from nairobi . he whines, wife has published on social media uganda police charge. she says that on this occasion, and it's certainly not the 1st time he's been arrested on this occasion. he's been charged with actions that could cause the spread of disease. so this is relating to those coded 19 restrictions that the government has laid out. you dos where he's been taken, police have said that they don't know he was taken by counter-terror fleece. his wife says she believes he's being held at a police station in the eastern city of ginger. now the security forces often find themselves between a rock and a hard place in these kind of situations. they appear to be under instructions to often prevent opposition. polit

the news continues here on al-jazeera right after all, just our worlds man levanon, a country that for decades has experienced civil war, economic hardship, and violence, complex coalitions of power. and widespread street protests 2005 was a particularly bloody year and lebanon's recent history on the 14th of february of that year, its former prime minister rafik hariri was killed in a car bomb in the capital, beirut. he had been an opponent of the 30 year presence of syrian troops in lebanon . his murder sparked widespread protests that resulted in significant change in the country. samir kassir was an outspoken journalist and academic, and was amongst those who voiced condemnation of hari's, killing the assassination, gave custody of worries for his own safety, concerns that later proved to be grim forebodings. summit cosier was a columnist at a leading lebanese newspaper and the heart the day in her release last year in power. because she has columns, condemned city, his presence in lebanon, i read his assassination, plunged the country into its worst crisis since the lebanese civil war. bad that it had it. if i had it had been kept away, doesn't mean it's not a big man. and the less said it had an

after a deadline passed for the rebels to put down. hello, i'm adrian for the get. this is al jazeera live from go. also coming up anger on the streets of bangkok, protest is a once again hit with water cannon as police try to stop anti-government demonstrations, chairs in peru as a former world bank officials chose to.

street. a witness documentary on al-jazeera world. her is here because prime minister says the army has taken full control of the capital of tigre. a region after reports of heavy bombardment on the intent of this is al jazeera live from london, also coming up anger in iran. over the killing of the country's top nuclear scientist. supreme leader has vowed to retaliate with security forces fired tear gas at a paris protest. against police violence after a video.