as natasha butler reports. france's biggest fishing port billowing silk mare 50 kilometers from the u.k. across the english channel fishermen here were worried that be banned from the u.k. waters off to bragg's it but a trade deal reached by the e.u. and u.k. has an 8 death is e.u. birds can continue to fish in british c.s. although they'll have to give up part of their catch to britain it's a better result than expected during the next 5 and a half years there will be some ongoing negotiations and the outcome we don't know it's we know that the target is a victim of 25 percent of a quarter going back to u.k. . but listen 25 percent it's better than 60 percent as free trade between the e.u. and u.k. continues or thorough in the port of cali say they hope for minimal disruption customs officers in france's busiest ports say they're ready for persons departure from the e.u. single market and customs union $50000000.00 has been spent on creating a so-called smart border customs officials say they have introduced i

strained macro hopes to repair them but campaigners question the cost to france's reputation natasha butler i'll just 0 paris. near lockdown rules have come into effect in south korea's capital which the health minister says is now a covert 19 war zone the military's been deployed to help with testing and contact tracing more than 600 cases were reported on monday it's the 30th day in a row of triple digit increases bubble brought reports from seoul. this is the 3rd time restrictions have been increased in the past month and it comes as the number of daily infections has continued to rise what worries the author of cheese is that this 3rd wave is far more 'd widespread than previous surges and unless the numbers are curbed hospital resources could become stretched upon the new not there is no center of this wave for us to focus our prevention measures on this could result in a much larger threat if the medical system reaches its limit it will cause great damage to all of us. there will be tighter controls on restaurants and indoor gatherings no spectators at sporting events 50 percent occup

with all that it has done for its people and for the stability of the region as a dictatorship natasha butler has more from paris. this meeting between them the visit by president c.c. to paris was really aimed at reviving the relationship between the 2 countries which is flat somewhat since 2019 when present map of history current spoke about egypt so a human rights record that did not go down well with egyptian authorities while the 2 men said that they had a very frank and transparent discussion they talks about regional issues they talked about syria libya the need for more stability there they talked about the eastern mediterranean the mediterranean region at large and their concern their shared concern over some of turkey's actions in the area they also talked about working together continuing to cooperate on counterterrorism in terms of human rights this time about oh mike ross said that he brought up the issue once again with the egyptian president but he said that he could not a full go if you like the strategic partnership between france and egypt because of human rights he said tha

helped draw attention to the global climate emergency in an interview with our correspondent natasha butler she reflects is on the moments the climate treaty was agreed in 2050. this is like if it's called it was extraordinary to see all these countries including some that were in conflict with each other rich countries poor ones all coming together to recognize one very simple idea that it is human activity in fossil fuels that create a climate change and she gather we could act against it it was an amazing diplomatic a key from and with the times when you thought that perhaps such a global agreement just simply was not going to happen where yes you know if they buy if you don't get to the top yes of course it wasn't evident that it would happen at all i was at the 1st earth summit in rio in 1902 i saw those 20 years of work necessary for the paris to court to become reality which allowed paris to happen was the financial world realized it cost them more to do nothing than to act 5 years on what has been achieved is a pulse. i think there's been progress in many areas in the construction i

pia webb will you a 1st says it has launched the abyss of disciplinary investigation go live to natasha butler how the side that packed the prince stadium in paris where the match is taking place is considering the controversy of the last time the game was attempted what's the atmosphere there like now. well the matches certainly got off to a very powerful symbolic start if you like because the players from both sides the french and turkish sides took in the before the beginning of the game of course taking in the symbol of the black lives matter movement an anti racism image if you like and some of the star players including p.s.g. player killian held their fists are pios well sir very powerful emotional beginning to this game of course coming just 24 hours after those 2 teams decided to walk off the pitch in protest of what they led was racism by one of the referees during the match there was a different refereeing team on the pitch this evening led by a dutch referee replacing the remaining team that had a referee on tuesday evening including of course the referee who is alleged to have use

has tested negative for covert 1000 coronavirus natasha butler wraps up the day's developments from paris. what we understand from the least say is that mark ross started showing symptoms late on wednesday evening he was tested today and that is when he got these latest results elisei says he will now be of course in isolation of the next 7 days as his procedure here in france and hope be working from home in fact they do say though that he is in good spirits and relatively well if you want to put it that way for the time being he's feeling ok well enough to take part at least in a meeting this afternoon by video conference it was supposed to be a meeting in person of course that's not possible anymore so we will actually be able to see him at all micro a little bit later when he has this survey d.-o. conference meeting with some n.g.o.s in a few hours time now the french president has certainly spent the past few months talking about how people in france must learn to live with the virus but he has repeatedly said that it is very important to continue to wear masks in a manner micros alw

businesses and people on the face side of the channel are grateful for some visibility on the horizon natasha butler al-jazeera kalai hong kong stock orders revoke bail for media tycoon jimmy live high profile pro-democracy activist is facing charges under new security laws imposed by beijing but he was released on bail last week but prosecutors argue that he was a flight risk who should stay behind bars the case is being watched closely by many in the region including taiwan which has welcomed hong kong dissidents pro hong kong democracy activists there have been voicing their concerns about the case this is about your mail so jimmy lie is not even guilty of anything the charge of collusion was foreign forces he is said to be guilty of is beyond comprehension if so every person who is here right now anyone who watches t.v. is guilty and i want to make it simple if jimmy lie is guilty then we are all guilty. police in pakistan have arrested $24.00 people in overnight raids after a mob set a hindu temple on fire and raised it to the ground the attack happened after the members of the hindu community

testing positive for covert 19 the diagnosis forced other here opinion leaders to self isolate natasha butler reports from paris the french president looked tired but relaxed as he hosted a video called friends with several charities the meeting came only hours after the release a palace announced that emanuel macro had tested positive for the convict 19 the 42 year old leader plans to keep working during his 7 days of isolation but he will not. he will honor his appointment but with even more caution than is usual really sorry for the president since the start of the pandemic in public micro was a face mask and takes precautions but at times he has failed to social distance. he's attended a number of offense in the past week including an e.u. summit he also met several european leaders in paris including portugal's prime minister and tony acosta and spanish premier petra sanchez who are now self isolating in france the prime minister and michael's wife bridges are in quarantine several members of the government and president's policy up being tested it is clear that the message from the elit

climate change snow capped mountains and glistening place is may 1 day become things that the past natasha butler al-jazeera venture on live. and added since has become the latest country to approve the fires are bound to take corona virus vaccine for emergency use president donald trump says the 1st dose could be administered within 24 hours with millions more set for nation wide distribution but we're going to begin our coverage with this report from mike hanna in washington d.c. thank you very much yes followed immense pressure from the white house during the course of the day president crankshaft to have different all fire wall between politicians and da deliberations with a furious early morning tweet describing the f.d.a. as still a big old slow turtle and addressed in the f.d.a. commissioner he continued get the damn vaccines out now dr han stop playing games and start saving lives the white house chief of staff is understood to have followed up with a phone call to the f.d.a. commissioner urging him to expedite the approval. this followed a rip you off the vaccine by independent health ex

climate change snow capped mountains and glistening places may 1 day become things that the past natasha butler al-jazeera venture on live ocean the lawyer representing the family of an italian student tortured and murdered in egypt has welcomed what she calls a new chapter in the investigation on thursday italian prosecutors announced plans to charge for senior members of egypt's security services over the killing of 28 year old julio of a genie his body was found in a ditch outside of cairo in 2016. yemeni chidi julio julio regina he was spied on for many weeks and that was even in his house the egyptian national security forces entered his room searched it and took pictures of his passport and followed him everywhere they were taking pictures of him and creating a spy network that includes his friends all this can't be done by one individual only and the responsibility as well can't be placed on one single person such a matter and daschle would be from the highest authorities. international aid is arrived in the city center of recent fighting a convoy of trucks from the red cross is distribu

businesses and people on the face side of the channel all grateful for some visibility on the horizon natasha butler al-jazeera cali and of course as always you can find more pictures and background on the website the address for that is w w w dot al-jazeera dot com. this is our desire these are the top stories are covered 19 vaccine by the chinese pharmaceutical companies sign a farm has been given conditional approval 12 months after the virus was 1st detected in on the vaccine said to more than 79 percent effective china is aiming to inoculate 15000000 people by mid february u.s. president donald trump.

climate change snow capped mountains and glistening place is may 1 day become things that the past natasha butler al-jazeera venture on leave. the country hardest hit by corona virus is preparing to administer its 1st vaccination that's up the united states health officials authorized the fire as a bell untag vaccine for emergency use ahead of the u.s. drug regulator a sought to assure the public of the job safety ahead of its rollout and is urge people not to let their guard down but this vaccine met the f.d.a. as rigorous standards for quality safety and efficacy science and data guided the f.d.a. decision we worked quickly based on the urgency of this pandemic not because of any other x. turn pressure this decision was based on the strongest scientific integrity and i am so proud of the work that our career scientists have done while our federal partners are already taking steps to distribute this vaccine we remind the public to remain vigilant as an occupation will take time but those doses are going to be delivered across the u.s. on monday morning advisors vaccine needs to be kept at ultra

self isolator after coming into contact with mccraw in recent days so let's get more now from natasha butler she joins us live from paris let's actual work you tell us about this how is the french president. well what we understand from the least say who put out a statement telling us about the french president a man or. a while ago is that he had shown symptoms of covert 90 and in fact is why he was tested and then of course he tested positive saying that he will now isolate for the next 7 days he will be working from home but he will keep across all work to be done of course this raises a number of issues are mainly what will happen over the next 7 days because we know already that the prime minister is contact case and he's already been placed in the nation as well the question is how many other people did it come into contact with who may also have to go into isolation within the lease say within the cabinet he had a cabinet meeting for example on wednesday we know that the spanish prime minister . has also been placed in isolation because he came into contact with him at all back in par

climate change snow capped mountains and glistening places may 1 day become things of the past natasha butler al-jazeera venture on live ocean well. as the co-founder of global optimism with christina for garrett's who was the u.n. climate chief when the paris accord was signed he outlined 3 clear steps he said people could take to make a difference. this is the most decisive decade and human history that sounds like an exaggeration to say that but it's really not by 2030 we will either have got on top of this issue or we look lost control of the climatic system so the 1st thing for each of us to do is to decide that we will face this decade with determination and commitment and really be part of making a difference to see it through and make a change there's a lot of anxiety and fear now but we don't need to give in trying to feel we can trace this with determination and optimism the 2nd thing is to look at your own footprint that can be very significant for individuals and if you look at it in terms of what you can achieve in 10 years particularly those in countries that are emitting the mo

and security regulations between britain and the bloc that in barbara's life for us in london natasha butler is in cali let's talk to 19 first's so that he is in london the transition period ends and its new uncharted waters for the u.k. . it really isn't it just a few hours to go until the deadline of 11 pm local time here in the u.k. when the bells are big ben actually will chime in westminster believe that's not to do with the brits it dead on it was pretty shed chilled but it's. a way that . supporters will be reminded that the u.k. is leaving the internal market in the customs union and on the 1st of january there will be a new relationship now that legislation was rushed through both houses of parliament on wednesday a 14 hour process which then ended with royal assent being given by queen elizabeth the 2nd after midnight local time lots of people are asking what it will mean for them will businesses in particular have been expressing concern in recent weeks because even with this deal. although there will be tariff free trade in goods that will not be barrier free there will be other

and the ear a paean council president shall in the shell are also self isolating live now to natasha butler joining us from paris so he says business as usual natasha and certainly watching him on the video link showing us his video link it looks like he's doing his job. yes the french present a man or mark or looking tired or has to be said personally relaxed during a video conference with some charities now that was a meeting that was shared your day was supposed to be in person of course but with the circumstances with his diagnosis for covert 19 it was darna via video conference earlier in the day as well we understand that him at all macro had a meeting with several ministers in the least say except for those ministers were taken to separate rooms and again mark or spoke to them virtually i think the message is here from the least say that it is in a way business as usual they say that the french president is 42 years old and will continue to work throughout his 7 days of isolation of course if his health condition does not deteriorate but of course what has happened to him at all micr

let's go back to natasha butler now who is on the line for us. with the news that the french president amanda marcotte has tested positive for cover 19 natasha what more do we know. well this news comes to us from the lead say who puts out a statement a short while ago saying that the french president's amount of micro has tested positive for curve $890.00 apparently he is symptomatic he has shown symptoms and he will now isolate for 7 days but of course this throws up or just the plaster of issues i mean 1st of all who the president has been in contact with over the past few days which of course you can imagine is a world leader it is many people we know for example that he met the portuguese prime minister a few days ago he also had a meeting with the home french cabinet just yesterday on wednesday and we've since learned that the french prime minister jocasta ex has also placed himself in self isolation for the moment of course the whole cabinet you can imagine would be tested it also is very that the issue of what happens in the coming days be

climate change snow capped mountains and glistening places may 1 day become things that the past natasha butler al-jazeera venture on live. let's speak to chandra bush and he's the executive director of i forest the international forum for environment sustainability and technology he joins us now from new delhi chunder we've just been watching their reports about how climate change is affecting one of the richest countries on the planet and i know your contending with widespread impacts there in india to the sorry long negotiations around carbon cuts were about common but differentiated responsibility is the rich and poor divide about who should do what do you think we're beyond that now. i think you want to actually. have any shot of dying as your report shows and as all still the scientific of all that has come out in the last few months you know one of those one of the interesting thing that happens or trying to change is for dissent but you see a lot of it tripled and what is happening across the board i don't think i'll ever trouble could all get education you wanted but everyone is saying

climate change snow capped mountains and glistening places may 1 day become things of the past natasha butler al-jazeera venture on live. further more ahead on the news hour including the u.s. supreme court throws out its donald trump's latest lawsuit contesting the results of the presidential election. mexico council's the world's largest catholic guild religious but a lot of us say the celebration is needed now more than ever and america's schools start mckayla schiffer returns to the giant slalom for the 1st time in 11 months jen is going to tell you how she got on. the u.s. is expected to begin administering its 1st covert 1000 vaccination within days now that's awful health officials authorized the pfizer biotech vaccine for emergency use the head of the u.s. drug regulator a sought to reassure the public of its safety head of its rollers and urged people not to let their guard down but this vaccine met the f.d.a. as rigorous standards for quality safety and efficacy science and data guided the f.d.a. decision we worked quickly based on the urgency of this pandemic not because of any oth

climate change snow capped mountains and glistening place is may 1 day become things that the past natasha butler al-jazeera venture on live. from hospital climate change it's now time for the weather and where that bitter. spent a very wet start to the week full australia on a very wet end to the week that eastern parts of the country side which was the west we've had 2 tropical distances make their way through producing some very heavy rain but as we go on through the next 24 to 48 hours just little area of low pressure hey that's going to give some cause for concern just around the southeast of queensland also into the northeast of new south wales really heavy rain pushing through here some parts could see maybe 200 millimeters of rain what some spots could see as much as 400 millimeters of rain say we are expecting widespread flooding river flooding and flash flooding as a result of the heavy downpours very strong winds as well winds could gust in excess of 100 kilometers per hour so damaging winds gnostic weather as we go through the next day or so further south into were new zealand across

those countries it's a mess it's a mess in france as well live now to paris and my colleague natasha butler so what day 2 of isolation for emanuel macro how is he getting on do you think. yes they too are salacious for him at all mark kroll contested positive thursday he actually appeared in a video conference on thursday evening with some charities he was looking relaxed but it has to be said he didn't roll the tired or not the least they say 30 has a mild fever that he is coughing and that he feels great fatigue which is obviously one of the symptoms that many over 1000 people say that they are so often the have nevertheless he is still working that's what they least say or say he's much central power now invest sorry outside the capital in a presidential residence and that's where he will remain until december the 24th which will be the end of his 7 day. period. we're used to seeing just today and yesterday natascha pictures from the u.k. in the netherlands and germany empty streets shopping centers nobody's doing very much at all because of the the lockdowns or coming lockdowns or a tea

it could be a very long time before life returns to normal in france let's cross live now to natasha butler in paris in the trash of the president's in isolation and no warning that life will get back to normal til the end of next year this is quite a grim day really for many in paris is not. yes i mean it's a bleak outlook but i don't think it's going to surprise many people in from the government have been saying pretty much the same over the last few months that the pandemic is amongst us will pay for many months to come now the head of the scientific council is talking about august 2021 the government has already said that until this summer we will be in pretty much the same situation in terms of having to social distancing from mosques. from home where possible and take precautions because the virus will continue to circulate even though of course over the course of the months to come more and more people will be vaccinated so the outlook as i said not much of a surprise to many people here we are seeing some numbers all new current of ours cases pretty popular little bit and we also k