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i was across the far north, top tends towards cape york peninsula, wanted to shout, that was a fast pace, but not too much to speak of sydney $33.00 celsius, noticed some west of weather coming into the south island of new zealand. and we got some what's a weather also pushing towards japan over the next couple of days, turning a little drier in china. there are some showers and eastern parts of china through the sea of japan, some wet weather, some wintry weather that will push its way towards honshu turns, increasingly cloudy. we'll see some snow significant snow fall over the mountains there, but not too bad. sheltered by the mountains in tokyo with the top temperature 60 degrees. in afghanistan, the taliban is renowned for its violent repression of women. now a new deal with the u.s. could see the group return to power. one o one, a steam vest, a gates of afghan women who paid the price the pace on al-jazeera al-jazeera every the white house reminder now of the top stories on al-jazeera. diego maradona's body has been given a police escort. it is, as it was driven through the argenti

north atlantic. see it happening cape, their day off the western coast of africa around $150.00, people were thought to be on the boat. many from senegal and gambia. it was said to be making its way from cape verde to spain. jordan's reported its highest daily coded 19 infection figures. since a pandemic began, there were almost 6 and a half 1000 cases announced on tuesday while $66.00 people died. the governor acknowledges it's struggling to contain the outbreak, but says going into another lockdown would be a last resort. 3, former pro democracy politicians have been arrested in hong kong. police are questioning ted $382.00 and ray chan suspected of disrupting a national anthem ordinance meeting, which took place back in june. united states has agreed to drop drugs, charges against mexico's former defense minister salvador goss, who was arrested in los angeles last month on suspicion of links to drug trafficking. in a joint statement, they said could be investigated in mexico if needed. don holeman has been following the story from mexico city. it's been a real bombshell bit of news, general salva

across the fall north top, hence towards cape york peninsula, wanted to shout. that was a fossil face, but not too much to speak of sydney $33.00 celsius noticed some wetter weather coming into the south island of new zealand. i guess. and what's the weather also pushing towards japan over the next couple of days, turning a little drier in china, there's some showers and eastern parts of china through the save japan, some wet weather, some wintry weather that will push its way towards honshu turns, increasingly cloudy. some snow significant snow fall over the mountains there, but not too bad. sheltered by the mountains in tokyo, where the top temperature 60 degrees from december on al-jazeera. it's 10 years since the revolution in tunisia ignited the arab spring. al-jazeera looks back at the uprising and asks what really changed across the middle east. this stream is where al jazeera has global audience becomes a global community. a year after the 1st coronavirus case in china will examine the devastation caused by the virus and the efforts made to eliminate cov

north atlantic. see happening at cape verde, off the western coast of africa. about 150 people thought to be on board at the time, mainly from senegal and gambia. it's believed the vessel is making its way to spain . i think as been following this from dakar in senegal and says that spanish authorities are struggling to cope with the influx of migrants. early this morning, the cat bird in coast guard were alerted by fishermen that there was a fishing vessel that exploded on board were not fish, but schumann's that were on their way to the canary islands. when the iraq on the scene, they saw men, women, children holding on to plastic barrels normally used to contain food. now the vessel exploded in, obviously it's not made to carry humans. it has happened before the vessels fishing vessels explode because they don't have enough fuel to travel for such long distances. it was on its way to the canary island, where this year alone, 17000, african, west, african migrants have come to the canary islands seeking asylum. these are not migrants fleeing war, but looking

at least 80 refugees have been killed after the engine of a boat exploded in the north atlantic city. it happened near cape verde, off the western coast of africa, around $150.00. people with thought to be on the boat mainly from sun to go and gambia. it was said to be making its way from cape that it to spain. the united states has agreed to drop drug charges against mexico's former defense minister. salvador c.n. food. ghosts was arrested in los angeles last month on suspicion of links to drug trafficking. a joint statement between the 2 countries said that c.m. few ghosts' could be investigated in mexico and charged under mexican law if needed . let's go to our correspondent john holeman in mexico city john. so the u.s. underwent a very long investigation to catch this guy there who arrested him a few weeks ago. and now they have less and go. why is that? and what's the reaction been from mexico? yeah, this is been a huge shock when the news broke about an hour ago in the 1st place when general same for eagles, who was the former head of mexico's armed forces for 5 years under the previous president enr

north atlantic. see, it happened near cape verde, off the western coast of africa. around 150, people were thought to be on the boat, maybe from senegal, a gambia. it was said to be making its way from cape to spain. it was hard as following the story from dakar in senegal. nicholas just bring us up to speed. what's the latest? well, the senegalese minister who takes care of senegalese living abroad has confirmed accidents just moments ago. there's been lots of public anger about the fact that so many people leaving senegal have died in these rickety boats headed towards the european union is headed towards the canary islands. on friday that was on social media and national day of mourning because last week, $145.00 people again died when a boat headed toward the canary island exploded its engine exploded. now, late, early this morning, the coast guard keep furred on the island of sol were alerted that a boat carrying people had exploded off the coast of cape verde. when they arrived on site, they saw men, women, children holding onto plastic barrels for their lives

north atlantic. see it happen? a cape verde, off the western coast of africa around $150.00, people were thought to be on the boat made from senegal and gambia. it was said to be making its way from cape verde to spain. prisoner, the interim president has called for calm after he was sworn in francisco sagacity as the country's 3rd leader in just one week. the former world bank official will serve until national elections are held in april. her has been in turmoil since the removal of president martin discard from office last week over unproven corruption allegations which led to widespread protests. donald trump's legal efforts against the u.s. election outcome have had another setback. pennsylvania's supreme court has rejected the trump campaign's arguments that vote counting in the state was being mishandled. president elect joe biden is projected to have won the state by more than 74000 votes. but donald trump has been contesting the result there and in the battlegrounds. let's go straight to hijack ousters in wilming

80 people been killed, dozens injured when the engine of a boat exploded in the north atlantic city. it happened near cape verde off the western coast of africa. protesters in thailand have rallied in front of the parliament in bangkok as lawmakers consider changes to the constitution. instructions calling for the resignation of prime minister prayers have been ongoing since july and german police have arrested 3 suspects from last year's $1000000000.00. dresden castle jewelry heist. the council's vault contained europe's largest collection of treasures. thieves set fire to a power box, cutting electricity to street lights and security alarms, and then broke into the museum. well, that's my lot for today. and company stream, the latest edition of the stream is up next with family al-jazeera. where every now and cable watching news stream home edition, jay leno looking like but like much of protesters and activists appealed to be on the plates. i mean, the question should be all of the talk to these. i know you have thoughts about the way in if you want to get into the comment section, each can be part of

north atlantic city near cape verde, off the western coast of africa. about 150 people thought to be on board this boat, mainly from senegal and gambia, apparently making its way from cape to spain and the reports we have are of at least 80 of those 150 or so people killed and dozens more injured. we'll bring you more on that as soon as we get is in the meantime, a look at the international weather, his effort to hello there. well hurricane iota now in the process of pushing across northern parts of nicaragua, weakening quite rapidly. now it's the equivalent of a category 2 hurricane on the surface. simpson scale 165 kilometers per hour. significantly higher gusts, those gusts still capable of causing catastrophic damage. and remember, this storm has made landfall just 20 kilometers away from where 8 or made landfall . just 2 weeks ago, life threatening storm surge, flash flooding that is likely. and mudslides as well through the remainder of tuesday that wetter weather, the windy weather that will drive its way across northern parts of nicaragua, throw

north africa. lt. col. will bend you know dave is jr. is in command. he has no combat experience. the 99th is stationed at kate bond. -- at cape bond. africa and italy. >> they had great problems in 1943 because the commander of the group was an avowed segregationist. they were on a different part of the airfield. they were not invited to join the officers club. they were kept segregated in every way, shape and form. probably the worst thing the commander did for them is in their first combat missions, he did not allow a veteran to lead them into combat. narrator: david's is ordered back to the states to defend the 99th's record. >> general davis had to fight very hard to keep the unit flying. the air force recommendation was to abandon the 99th and to stop the training of the three 32nd. defetor: lt. col. davis' nse keeps the airmen flying. with huge losses mounting, the fighter group moves to italy in april of 1944 to begin bomber escort duty. >> davis snapped at the opportunity. he had been flying an absolute airplane. he was given the p 47 for a month and in the p 51. -- and then. the p 51 >> just about every day, we were flying

migrants have been killed and dozens injured when the engine of a boat exploded in the north atlantic city happened near cape verde, off the western coast of africa about $150.00. people were thought to be on board at the time, mainly from senegal and the gambia. it's believed the vessel is making its way to spain. nicholas acas been following the story from dakar in senegal and says spanish authorities a struggling to cope with the influx of migrants. early this morning, the burden coast guard were alerted by fishermen that there was a fishing vessel that exploded on board were not fish. but schumann's that were on their way to the canary islands. when the riot on the scene, they saw men, women, children holding on to plastic barrels normally used to contain food. now the vessel exploded, in, obviously, made to carry humans. it has happened before the vessels fishing vessels explode because they don't have enough fuel to travel for such long distances. it was on its way to the canary island, where this year alone, $17000.00, african, west, african migrants have come to the canary islands seeking asylum. the

migrants been killed and dozens injured when the engine of a boat exploded in the north atlantic city. it happened near cape verse of the west, african, sorry, the west coast of africa. tens of thousands of anti-government protesters are rallying in the thai capital, bangkok, cornball prime minister to resign. earlier, a small demonstration was held in support of the u.n. agency for palestinian refugees has warned that it is facing a financial crisis that its financial chief says could lead to disaster employees staged a protest outside on red courtis in gaza. city against a reduction of their salaries, the agency has asked for emergency donations to help make up a shortfall of $70000000.00 to avoid the suspension of essential health and education services. us was the agency's biggest donor until president donald trump cut off funding in 2018. is director of operations at the united nations relief and works agency for palestine. refugees in the near east. he said the struggle to make up for the funds lost when the u.s. pulled out. we have not been able to make up for the big loss from the united states or t

north atlantic. see it happen in a cape verde day, off the western coast of africa about $150.00. people thought to be on board at the time, mainly from senegal and gambia. it's believe the vessel is making its way to spain . and in thailand, protesters have been rallying in front of the parliament in bangkok, as the government considered changes to the constitution. at least 40 people were injured when protests to supporting the king clashed with anti-government, demonstrators have been calling for the resignation of the prime minister and curbs to the country's monarchy. and of course, these calls and protests have been continuing since july. so it's time now for al-jazeera wild looking at the killing of journalist some air of the more news after that in about half an hour's time, i will see what bit later i found out. levanon a country that for decades has experienced civil war, economic hardship, 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

have been killed and dozens injured after the engine of a boat exploded in the north atlantic city. it happened near cape verde off the weston coast of africa, but 150 people thought to be on that boat, mainly from senegal and gambia, said to be making its way from cape head to spain. police in thailand of used water cannon to disperse anti-government demonstrators in bangkok, protests calling for the resignation of prime minister have been ongoing since july . they said the constitution which was drafted under military rule was illegitimate . and they're also demanding a reform of the country's monarchy. but supporters of that monarchy have held a separate rally backing the king. hundreds of euless march to the parliament in bangkok, demanding the preservation of the monarch's war. peru's parliament has chosen the former world bank official francisco the. as the new interim president, he is peru's 3rd leader in a week following days of political turmoil. the head of nato has warned against the removal of u.s. forces from afghanistan too quickly. a report suggesting the trumpet ministrations looking to h

north atlantic. see this was near cape verde off the western coast of africa, around 150 people thought to be on that boat, most of them from senegal and gambia, but apparently making its way from to spain. nicholas hark is in dakar, in senegal, following this war news. do you have it? well, this explosion happened in the early hours, and so the kept very close guards were alerted by fishermen that were in the vicinity that the explosion took place. when they arrived on the scene, they saw people holding on to plastic barrels and only to put in provisions or people children, women, men, to holding on to these plastic barrels for their lives. now some of them were rescued. 80 at least have not have gone missing. it seems that the g.p.s. on this boat really lead them astray. they were headed towards the canary islands and that there was an explosion. and these explosion happen. there was another explosion that happened last week when these fishing vessels that are not meant to transport. people are so heavy, live latin with people that the engines just cannot run them so they have to use. so the crew h

north africa. the commander has no combat experience. the 99th is stationed at capeer group. >> trained for pursuit, the 99th ironically flies bombing missions in north africa and sicily through the summer of 1943. >> they had great problems in 1943 because the commander of the 33rd group was a devout segregationist and he did everything he could to keep the unit segregated. they were on a didn't part of the airfield. they weren't invited to join officer's club. they were kept segregated in every way, shape or form. probably the worst thing the commander did to them is that in their first combat missions he didn't allow a veteran pilot to lead them into combat. >> in september 1943, the lack of significant fighter engagements endangers the 99thcontinued existence. davis is ordered back to the states to defend the record. >> general davis, then lieutenant colonel davis, had to fight very hard to keep the unit flying. the air force recommendation, the army air corps recommendation was to abandon the 99th and to stop the training of the 332nd. >> lieutenant colonel davi

north atlantic ocean. in the latest incident on monday night, at least 80 people were killed when the engine of their fishing boat exploded near cape cod. the vessel carried about 150 people mainly from senegal and gambia. it's believed they were trying to reach the canary islands, a spanish territory, and a gateway to your the north atlantic route became popular after european governments clamped down on crossings through the mediterranean coast guard to say more than $16000.00. people have reached the canary islands this year. but 10 times last year's total, more than half of them arrived in the past month. refugee reception centers are full. some migrants are living in hotels. up before the pandemic would have been packed with tourists. but 2000 people have been sleeping in the open by the harbor in gran canaria. the spanish government is promising to build more emergency shelters and increased naval patrols to rescue migrants. locals say the situation is inhumane and degrading the event of a death if we are here fighting for a more dignified reception system for people arriving at our island seeking a better life, we want a cha

north africa. benjamin o. davis jr. is in command. he has no combat experience. the 99th is stationed at caped fighter group. trained for pursuit the 99th ironically flies bombing missions in north africa and sicily through the summer of 1943. >> they thhad great problems in 1943 was the commander was a segregationist and he did everything he could to keep them segregated. they weren't invited to the officer club on his part of the airfield, kept segregated in every way, shape and form, the worst thing the commander did to them in their first combat missions he didn't allow a veteran pilot to lead them into combat. >> in september 1943 the lack of significant fighter engagements endangering the 99th's continued d existence, davis is ordered back to the united states to defend the record. >> colonel davis had to fight very hard to keep the unit flying, the recommendation was to abandon the 99th and to stop the training of the 332nd, in training on the airfield at the time. >> lieutenant colonel davis's defense keeps the tuskegee airmen flying. with huge losses mounting for the 15th air force,

north atlantic c. -- sea. around 150 people were thought to be on the boat, mainly from gambia. it was said to be making its way to spain from the cape. the united states has agreed to drop the drug charges against icicles former defense minister. salvador was arrested in -- psycho's former defense minister. salvador was arrested. he could be investigated in mexico and charged under mexican law if needed. let's go to our correspondent in mexico. john, the u.s. underwent a long investigation to catch this guy. they only arrested him a few weeks ago. now they have let him go. why is that? what has the reaction been for mexico? john: this has been a huge shock when the news broke about one hour ago. in the first place, when the general was -- he was the former head of mexico's armed forces under the previous president. he was arrested in the los angeles airport. it caused a big shockwave at the time. also because exit goes government was not informed before he was arrested by the u.s. authorities and on the advice of the da -- dea. they seem to have a strong case against him. the prosecutors were saying they have messages between him an

at cape bondtation attached to the 33rd fighter group. 99thrained for pursuit, the ironically flies bombing issions in northf ugh the 194 1943. they had great problems in commander -- he did everything he could to keep the unit segregated. part of on a didn't the airfield. they weren't invited to join club.r's they were kept segregated in every way, shape or form. probably the worst thing the them is that in their first combat missions he didn't allow a veteran pilot to combat.m into >> in september 1943, the lack of significant fighter endangers the 99th existence. davis is ordered back to defend the record. >> general davis, then davis, had toonel fight very hard to keep the unit flying. the air force recommendation, air corps recommendation was to abandon to stop the training of the 332nd. >> lieutenant colonel davis's the tuskegee airmen flying. for huge losses mounting the 15th air force, the 332nd ighter group moved to italy in april 1944, to begin bomber escort duty. snapped at the opportunity, he had been flying b-39ry obsolete airplane, a cobra. he was given initially a 47 for then the p-51.nd ever

away from the eastern cape as we go on through monday but we have the potential for flooding and was by disruptions the system makes its way through the show is set up towards the north of the country so impossibles want to sing some live then we got leaves will shall is there across the heart of africa some lively wanless just running across a good part of angola looking rather wet there for kenya. from fossil fuels to modern day renewables as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power development of investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against these demands we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and environmentally sound energy solutions for future generations the breastpin pioneering future energy. hello again this is al-jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour u.s. president trumpet his democratic rival joe biden are in battleground states 2 days ahead of the election trump is in michigan by this concentrating on pennsylvania. at least 10 people have been killed and typhoon girlie hit the philippines c

north atlantic c. . it happened off the western coast of africa. around 150 people were thought to be on the boat from senegal and gambia was said to be making its way from cape to spain has more from dakar. in senegal. early this morning, the camp virgin coast guard were alerted by fishermen that there was a fishing vessel that exploded on board were not fish, but schumann's that were on their way to the canary islands. when the iraq over to on the scene, they saw men, women, children holding on to plastic barrels normally used to contain food. now the vessel exploded. obviously it's not made to carry humans. it has happened before the vessels fishing vessels explode because they don't have enough fuel to travel for such long distances. it was on its way to the canary island, where this year alone, 17000, african, west, african migrants have come to the canary islands seeking asylum. these are not migrants fleeing war, but looking for economic opportunities. many of them come from senegal, gambia or even morocco, and the mayor of this town. our green green on the canary island says that they are held in camps because in camps of shame because they have littl

haidi: our chief north asia correspondent david engel -- ant.en engle the countdown is on for launch from the rocket from the capetation in the u.s. state of florida. satellite, 20 seconds to go until we see the launch there. off atsupposed to take the beginning of october, but that was scrubbed ended -- was scrubbed. and it is looking like it is taking place now. >> stage one propulsion normal. [jet engines firing] >> 30 seconds into flight, propulsion, the merlin one engines preparing to throttle down for preparation of maximum dynamic pressure. and we are heading into the throttle bucket as we powerdown the merlin engines. and throttling back up now. and when the engine is back up at full power and we have gone? mark 1.one past >> vehicle is experiencing maximum aerodynamic pressure. >> engineer reports we are passing through the area of maximum aerodynamic pressure, -- maximum aerodynamic pressure, max q. trajectory looks good. >> engine shell has started. >> the engine shell on the second stage engine indicate we have begun chilling that with the first stage engine, getting ready for the initial of the upper

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north atlantic seach it happen. nick, a bird. the western coast of africa. around 150 people were thought to be on the boats, mainly from senegal and gambia was said to be making its way from cape, verged to spain more from dakar. in senegal. early this morning, the cat bird in coast guard were alerted by fishermen that there was a fishing vessel that exploded on board were not fish, but schumann's that were on their way to the canary islands. when they arrived on the scene, they saw all men, women, children holding on to plastic barrels normally used to contain food. now the vessel exploded. obviously it's all made to carry humans. it has happened before that vessels fishing vessels explode because they don't have enough fuel to travel for such long distances. it was on its way to the canary island, where this year alone, 17000, african, west, african migrants have come to the canary islands seeking asylum. these are not migrants fleeing war, but looking for economic opportunities. many of them come from senegal, gambia or. 'd even morocco and the mayor of this town, our green green on the canary island says that they are held in camps. he calls them camps of shame because the

cape cod last night. the trooper thankfully is doing okay. he was treated at a nearby hospital for a hand wound. mark meadows says he won't run for senate in north 2022. laura trump is exploring a possible run for the seat that weretiring republican richard br will veigh cat. the -- vacate. the fbi arresting a california man accused of running a drone. the criminal case believed to be the first one in the nation stemming from a drone collision. and for more on these stories and the day's other news, all you have to do is download the fox news app, use your phone to take a picture of the qr code at the bottom of the screen. get started and stay informed up-to-the-minute. arthel. arthel: the united states has now surpassed 12 million coronavirus cases as infections continue surging across the country. many states that took the freedom first attitude are now adopting restrictions including mask mandates. that includes iowa, where governor kim reynolds once dismissed masks as a, quote, feel good measure but now sees hospitals filling up in her state. the chief executive officer of the university of iowa hospitals and clinics joins me now. governor k

for you see, the pilgrims' patent extended to virginia, but cape cod was hundreds of miles to the north. according to bradford, some of the strangers, perhaps hoping to strike out on their own in search of riches, began to make discontented and mutinous speeches. these strangers asserted that when they came ashore, they would use their own liberty for none had the power to command them in new england. maybe they had a point, but stranger and pilgrim alike also had a problem. they couldn't survive the desolate wilderness alone. before landfl then, they mutually worked out their differences and formed what bradford modestly called combination. this combination is known to us in history, of course, as the mayflower compact. but this little compact, fer than 200 words, was no mere combination. it was america's very first constitution. indeed, in calvin coolidge's words, the first constitution of modern tes. likewise, crchill called the mayflower compact one of the more remarkable documents in history a spontaneous covenant for political organization. high praise coming from him, so it's wor