told ethiopia's parliament federal forces a full are in full control rather of the regional capital mccallum. however, the great people's liberation front says fighting is still going on. turkey's tightening grow virus restrictions are a record number of deaths for the 8th consecutive day 188 people have died in the last 24. full lock downs will be imposed over the weekend, and curfews will be imposed on weekdays. the turkish medical association says hospitals are stretched to capacity. iran's top nuclear scientist has been laid to rest in tehran and factories are there was assassinated on friday. iran's leaders are blaming israel for the killing. france's government has dropped a controversial draft law that would restrict the publishing of images of police. the bill has sparked large protests, fueled by anger, over a video of police beating a black man in paris. news continues here on al-jazeera right after inside story, which is coming up next. boko haram, terrorizes northern nigeria. on saturday, the group killed more than 100 civilians in the northeast. it's one of the most violent atta

go back to something you said because every minds may have something that we had a guest here bob mccallum wrath who was a he's a theoretical physicist worked at cern and he 1st saw he disagrees if there's any such notion as unlimited energy but by the human mind he said it's practically unlimited obviously physicists are absolute in their terms but he did say you know because the the beauty of bitcoin and my big question is amazing is that it monetizes energy as a converts energy into a unit of accounts and so this goes hand in hand with the development in these battery technologies because it is. the way this store you can use your solar panels to store that energy you could store the energy in the value that is big coin and then use it later if you know with the load capacity available so i think that's kind of it's an interesting thing if you want to comment on that but also these solar blends like what does that future look like because i love that idea i love the idea that you could stay in a blimp for a year and float around the world and go travel and see all sorts of stuff and aga

body one was taken to mccallum a police station when a big part of the world was receiving this.after this fight the whole country was suddenly interested in national politics something was going on. all of us at university and i was the best in us schools so i was brought to come to take him in a drama so he was also brought from m.d.t. i came here so got to meet him stage he was distinct was different he had. walked differently he was full of himself he really talked to us he came late left . but he was very very very good and so one day pushes me to go and then you would have to have some muscle to fight for a seat so he would fight for my feet then the stinky force from my seat then date the conductor said you can't get out of the that fear in the city to save my city so you brought me all the way home so when he came. this boy davy. do you know who you know we are and i'm like what do you mean to me. and i'm like what do you mean he said here is not the one the one of this long called and i'm like what. is that. of course it felt like there was the tray on my side i needed t

martha mccallum in new york and this is the breaking story tonight.nterview as she is center stage in the hottest pair of elections in the country with the united states senate at stake. but, first, a huge moment in history today. 10 months of covid-19 and now this woman, 90 years old in the u.k. she was a child during world war ii. she stood up today like rosy the redd-iter and did her part. first in line. we hope this is the beginning of the end.

i'm martha mccallum.illiam barr who has served the country twice as ag handing in his resignation at the white house tonight. he will step down effective december 23rd. more on that in a moment. meanwhile joe biden about to speak after he was declared the victor by the electoral cleerge. still, the trump team says it will keep on fighting until the bitter end on january 20th when congress makes the final certification. in solidarity with that today, republican electors in pennsylvania and georgia went ahead and cast protest votes in favor of president trump in hopes that a future lawsuit

i'm martha mccallum in new york and this is "the story." as president trump prepares to head to georgia on saturday to rally the vote for the two republicans who can make or break the g.o.p. senate majority, he will have to thread the needle of his dissatisfaction with governor kemp and the candidates who can comment his legacy. as victor davis hanson writes of the president today, he has a year or more to decide whether he wishes to play king maker among would be republican congressionals and presidential candidates or run himself for a second term. his two options are ultimately not mutually exclusive, he writes. as the trump team battles on in the peach state which joe biden won by some 13,000 votes. in the win column today for the president's side, a judge agreeing to freeze voting machines in three counties. and prevent them f from being wd and reset of the data that is in them and they have to make a point of that because actually that happened back in 2017. it there was a dispute and somebody wiped those machines clean. so there are

i'm martha mccallum. breaking tonight attorney general william barr who has served the country twice as ag handing in his resignation at the white house tonight. he will step down effective december 23rd. more on that in a moment. meanwhile joe biden about to speak after he was declared the victor by the electoral cleerge. still, the trump team says it will keep on fighting until the bitter end on january 20th when congress makes the final certification. in solidarity with that today, republican electors in pennsylvania and georgia went ahead and cast protest votes in favor of president trump in hopes that a future lawsuit might succeed. this is actually worked once before in the state of hawaii back in 1960 when democrats challenged richard nixon's victory and flipped the state to john f. kennedy. but, tonight, joe biden is expected to declare a victory for democracy and, quote, the right of every vote to be heard with millions of americans watching who do not believe that that is what happened on novemb

martha mccallum in new york and this is the breaking story tonight. we will talk to senator kelly loeffler in her first post debate interview as she is center stage in the hottest pair of elections in the country with the united states senate at stake. but, first, a huge moment in history today. 10 months of covid-19 and now this woman, 90 years old in the u.k. she was a child during world war ii. she stood up today like rosy the redd-iter and did her part. first in line. we hope this is the beginning of the end. done it hopefully it will help other people come along. do, please. that's all i can say. if i can do it, well so can you. >> martha: if i can do it, so can you. here at home today this was the split screen. on one channel this one we showed the historic 90-minute roll out of operation warp speed we are just way d.a.s away from authorization of the fda and we are pushing them hard at which point we will immediately begin mass distribution. we are exceedingly proud that both pfizer and moderna have announced that their vaccines are 95% effecti

the end of the 4th quarter the schools were level child raises very had the last laugh and it was mccallum who finish things off with a 3 pointer to a clinch to control of the wind from portland 12126. yeah i was just trying to be aggressive i know you know based on you know some of things we're going through right now often to be defensively we have to play we're we have. reason to take a reason try to be aggressive they did a good job since green's give me open i just has to understand how the game is shifting. i'm a shoot more threes i make more things. elsewhen trey young made his presence felt as the atlanta hawks beat the memphis grizzles 122112 at one stage young scored 8 straight points on his way to 36 on the night that follows up from the 37 points he scored in the opening day when against chicago clearly proving to be one of the toughest young goals to defend in the n.b.a. . you better in all areas of defense as far as i continue no no. no i've kind of film interest in so you can get over there more games and as we continue to get better i am going to or another 9 ish premier le

eastern and martha mccallum is going to anchor our coverage of the georgia debate tomorrow night. 6:45 eastern, raphael warnock versus kelly loeffler and you can download it by scanning the qr code supposed to be showing up on your screen right now. there is the code. scan it now, tweet it and download the app. gillian: more than a month out now after the election, two house races remain unsolved due to the razor thin margins of the races, critical to democrats, as they're going to hold a slim majority in the congress. and david spunt has more on that, also. what president-elect biden is up to this weekend? >> hi, gillian. the president-elect is meeting with transition advisors here in wilmington, delaware. when he heads to the white house and moves in on january 20th after he's inaugurated. 's going to see somewhat of a different house and potentially different senate. it's a potential possibility, gillian that he could see a democratic-led senate. now, that just depends what happens with that runoff that leland and they were talking about in georgia. the spread is not that far apart,

though visitors are few, the nativity scene, and christmas tree are still in chant says father david mccallum >> just behind me a christmas tree >> reporter: an american jesuit on assignment in rome. the pope says there are signs of hope are those signs of hope we need this year more than ever >> when we see something physical, like a symbol of the tree pointing upward, it's incredibly beautiful the way it kind of reaches up and likewise, when we see the nativity scene, we know that this was a homeless family seeking shelter, and nobody wanted to take them in and when we think about all the people who have been affected by this in an economic way and the way in which this has really hurt the poor even more so, i think there is a poignancy this year that is very powerful about the nativity scene >> reporter: it hasn't changed christmas. has it changed the message >> i don't think covid has changed the message of christmas. what covid has done is accentuated. christmas is the moment in which we christians celebrate the fact that god emptied himself, sent his only son, became incarnate and becam

manager until he was removed from his job a couple months ago, observed this last night with martha mccallumhe state of georgia where he will appear on saturday. listen to this, senator. >> what role do you think the president should play in georgia? >> he is a leader of the party. and he is stood up in my opinion to the people of georgia and say go vote for these senators and ask them to start immediately investigating what's happening in this country. because as everyone wants to blame the president, i think it's the opposite. i think the president is exposing the problem. and that problem is this is a country that just doesn't play fair rules. and i think he just exposes it everywhere. i didn't know how much until i joined. this how much all those things are out. but like it's just -- sometimes it's a dirty world. steve: senator, what do you think about his observation? >> the president is going to be in georgia this saturday to campaign for david perdue and kelly loeffler. all hands on deck situation on down. vice president pence is going to go on friday. i have been there multiple times

just 30 days to go, until january 5 and by the way our coverage starts tonight at 6:45 p.m., martha mccallumte: jillian thank you very much now let's bring in someone who was there last night georgia gop congressman doug collins congressman thanks for being here this morning. the president was in familiar form last night. we got you almost take for granted how often he did rallies like this i believe this was his first post-election what was it like to be there and set the stakes of these key georgia races. >> well thank you, pete it's good to be with you all this morning. yeah, this president in his form is doing these rallies and last night he came to georgia and brought the truth of the fact these two senate races are so important in the future of america. this is not just now just two senate races in georgia. this is actually about changing the direction of the united states senate and putting it in the hands of chuck schumer and an agenda that is so radical left that we cannot allow this to happen and the president made it very clear last night, in everything that's going on he set the