lord dyson said the bbc knew martin bashir had lied when he said he had not shown them to earl spencerote from princess diana, saying she had not seen the offending documents, but there were people in the bbc who had concerns. the problem, they say, was the corporation's culture. very late 1995, i bought the documents to the attention of the bbc management, as i was asked to do by a bbc lawyer, and was told within 24 hours of doing that that effectively i would no longer be part of the programme. i had been "disloyal". that's what happened to whistle—blowers at that time at the bbc. the bbc has handed back the bafta won by the programme, but lord dyson says the evidence suggests an interview would have taken place, come what may. the issue is the methods that were use to coax and persuade. in prince harry's statement, he says, "this is the first step towards justice and truth, yet what deeply concerns me is that practices like these and even worse are still widespread today." this is, he says, "bigger than one outlet, one network or one publication." the bbc and the graphic designer ma

i took part in the 201320162018 protests against bashir. and here i am now and will continue to protest until our demands amiss. i will keep protesting until there is the civilian government, and there is peace. freedom and justice. sedans uprising thought it over hikes in prices of basic commodities, but it soon turned into calls for an end to the government of our martin bashir, which had been in power for 3 decades. his military ousted him in april 2019 and signed a power sharing agreement with the political coalition forces of freedom and change which were presented the protest movement. but the partnership came to an end in october, when the military dissolved the transitional government and arrested several government officials that sparked anger and renewed protests on the street. a deal between the outset prime minister of the lamb duke and the military would stop him reinstated back to his position. feel the anger further with sudan, witnessing the largest turn out yet since the takeover. all i'm saying is that evolution never actu

both bashir and the bbc were widely condemned, none more so than by prince william. was obtained substantially influenced what my mother said. the interview was a major contribution to making my parents' relationship worse and has since hurt countless others. it brings indescribable sadness to know that the bbc�*s failures contributed significantly to herfear, paranoia and isolation that i remember from those final years with her. in november, a documentary by the bbc�*s media editor, amol rajan, billed as examining the relationship between william, harry and the press, provoked further criticism. this time a highly unusualjoint statement from the three royal households was released, expressing their disappointment that the programme had, in their view, given credibility to overblown and unfounded claims. in the aftermath, a carol concert hosted by the duchess of cambridge, which had been expected to be broadcast by the bbc, was instead offered to itv. 2022 will be unique in royal history, as the queen will be the first british monarch to reach their platinum jubilee

we're expecting this live press conference and to get an update from governor bashir. he is in the room. they're waiting to get started in just a moment and we will get the update from him rob marciano. is on the line with me now and rob i saw your note as well in our email and try help me with some perspective here on what we're talking about. i know you said preliminary reports of a possible tornado on the ground for 200 miles, but give me an idea with the pictures you're seeing and the devastation we're talking about and put in some context of something like that being possible a tornado being on the ground for an extended period time and that type of distance. well, tj, we often think of tornadoes happening only in tornado alley only during the spring but we but we what we're learning or what we what we've known for a while with the public is is beginning to see in the media more is that we have we have a lot of tornadoes in the fall and early winter as well. the jet stream gets stronger and it can support these big tornadoes and can support them living longer on t

donors can also put funds toward the kentucky tornado relief fund, started by governor bashir or the salvation army, among others. all right. take a look. snow is back in the sierra. the recent storm brought some much needed snowfall and a return of tourists from across the state storm later this week is also expected to bring more snow to the sierra. chp s reminding drivers on interstate 80 and highway 50 to be prepared for when road conditions worsen . they urge drivers to always check pertained controls before heading up to the mountains. let's check in now with our chief meteorologist, bill martin. with the look at the forecast, bill. it looks like we're gonna have a wet week ahead, greg. we've got plenty of temperatures that we're going to stay in the low fifties. look at today's highs. they were in the upper forties. a lot of cool air in the central valley with that really dense valley fog that hung out. after tomorrow morning that valley fog goes away, but it gets replaced with clouds, rain and snow in the mountains. so the plan here is tonight we're going to be just like we w

president shore palace exactly 3 years since the protests began to topple the former leader. omar bashir demonstrated the demanding, the military stay out of the transition towards democracy. a promotion as mo, from cotton this is the south of gathering of protested in one of the districts into dance capital cartoon. and hallo, toby has come to join them. she's the one of tens of thousands who came out on sunday to commemorate the anniversary of to dance revolution in 2018. they're also out once again to voice their anger at the military takeover which happened in late october and which they said the real to dance transition and federal galatia butler oh, i'll fantasy plaza. i took part in the 201320162018 protests against basha and here i am now and will continue to protest until our demands a mess. i will keep protesting until there is the civilian government and there is peace, freedom and justice. sedans, uprisings, thought it over hikes in prices of basic commodities, but it's soon turned into calls for an end to the government of our martin bashir, which had been in power for 3 dec

that the taking place on the anniversary of this, the 3 year anniversary of the removal of vomited bashir. but it's not going to and there is it. what that is, talk here about the amazing amount of level of resilience on the part of these youths who lead these protests. we have seen a pattern of them coming back every now and then coming back in a stronger way every time there is an occasion for that. this is one of the biggest occasions for, for, for example, the 3rd anniversary of that of lucian. as the chance of the theme for the last 3 years, the charts are the same, complete withdrawal of the military from power, a complete return to civil rule or at least complete handover of power to a civilian government. something that hasn't happened because we have seen those partnerships between the civilians and, and the military being broken every time every now and then and being replaced with more power for the military. that's what they are criticizing now. and they think that they will not go back, they will not go back home. and this part of protest will never. and until that to go has

it's exactly 3 years since demonstrations began them against formally to omar bashir. more than a 100 people have been injured. on the death told from typhoon ryan the philippines has risen to at least $200.00 mate. rescue teams are still searching for missing people in flooded areas. following friday store 300000 that he knows a force from now many americans are reconsidering their holiday plans. as corona virus, casey serge new york report that its highest number of cases for the 2nd strike day . but officials are resisting another lockdown christian saloon reports. a week before christmas and break through coven cases are forcing the cancellation of several performances from the rockettes annual holiday show at radio city music hall to harry potter on broadway with the alma chron. variance spreading rapidly, worried new yorkers lined up to get tested among them. the vaccinated and boosted broadway. actor katy roper, it's been really scary with the new very, very, very scary and i definitely wanna get it more. i've had a couple of friends as positive. it's not good.

the 3rd anniversary of the dance revolution which led to the overthrow of long time president omar bashir, but protesters are out for another reason as well to day. they want to show the military that they are against the takeover, which took place in late october, leading to the arrest of siena, government officials, and the dissolution of the transitional government that was in power for just over 2 years, protested on sunday were able to reach the southern gate of the presidential palace, something that has never happened before and pro democracy movement. they say that that for them is an achievement. they have been demanding that the military be remove from to dance politics. and the anger over the takeover only increased on november 21st. when prime minister ham duke, who was under house arrest following the military tick over, signed an agreement with the military, the prime minister ham dachelle, has been reinstated, has described the current situation as a backslider regression to the transition and to finance transition to democracy. but there is a possibility for the country to

governor andy bashir says the health impact will not be limited to physil injuries. >> those who have been down there trying to help, it is very real. >> while it was the worst hit, kentucky is not alone. more than a dozen people have been killed with tornadoes reported across arkansas, illinois, mississippi and tennessee as well. president joe biden has already approved this. he plans to travel to the affected areas on wednesday to view the damage firsthand. >> let's get a check of some sports news stories. let's talk about the dark time we are going through. it looks like a similar scenario to two years ago. >> yes, we have seen the pandemic creep into plenty of sports across the planet. a particularly difficult situation. the highest amount since testing began in may of 2020. the match scheduled on tuesday night between branford and manchester united has been postponed. there are fears and echoes of that march of 2020 time when the pandemic really kicked in. following high infection rates. several other games are at risk of not being played at all. in total, six clubs -- this as th

nadeau bashir, cnn, london. >>> in the uk, the dramatic rise of new cases.vernment reported more than 122,000 new cases, the highest number since the start of the pandemic two years ago. health officials have confirmed nearly 24,000 of those cases were omicron. no new ininstructions have been imposed over christmas. that could change if cases continue to climb. scott mcclain in london, we know scotland, wales, and northern ireland are tightening. england is not, and i use the word yet. >> reporter: yeah, i mean, you said they could go up if cases continue to climb, richard. i think the political -- the politicians in this country, at least the ones controlling what the rules and regulations are in england, would probably tell you there would only be restrictions if we start to see a dramatic rise in hospitalizations, because that's sort of the key metric that they're keeping an eye on right now. they're more consent to sort of let cases rise, and they are rising at a pretty incredible, frightening pace right now. you mentioned a record on christmas eve. the

governor bashir and i started off the morning together and he said as i was watching on television while talking to him like all of you have, and his comment was it looks like a war zone. but worse. jill and i pray and i mean this, pray for those who have lost loved ones and for those who are uncertain of the fate of their loved ones and the debris that you see scattered all over the hurricane's path. they lost their homes. their businesses. it's a tragedy. it's a tragedy. and we still don't know how many lives are lost and the full extent of the damage. i want to emphasize what i told all the governors. the federal government will do everything, everything it can possibly do to help. i've spoken several times today with the head of fema as well as the director of fema, who's already been deployed, already deployed emergency response personnel to these states, search and rescue teams, water and other supplies, and fema's on the ground working with each of the satates to assess the damages and focus on federal support where it is needed most and how we can get there most rapidly. i also a

nadia bashir joins us now with more from london.his controversy now directly involving the prime minister. what can you tell us more about the controversial photo. >> this photo is the one that's grabbing headlines today. boris johnson hosting a christmas quiz party. the headline has gone for, taking us for fools again. this comes just days after the prime minister's former press secretary was seen in a video actually making light of these covid restrictions and suggesting that a party would help. so to see this party now come out with the prime minister at a christmas quiz has caused some frustration. it is understood, as reported by the sunday mirror, that other members of staff in downing street were participating in this quiz, although downing street has asserted that this was a virtual quiz and those taking part within downing street were already present in their offices, working as part of the kocovid response, and ma have just taken part from their desks. they have acknowledged that boris johnson did participate in this chris

cnn's nada bashir joins me from london. nada, this story isn't going anywhere.test. >> that's right, kim, with the prime minister boris johnson and his party that video showing his former spokesperson suggesting there may well have been a gathering some sort at downing street ahead of christmas last year. and seemingly making light of those covid restrictions. now reporting from the news, going that jack doyle might have been present ahead of christmas making a speech up to 50 people in attendance and handing out mock awards and certificates. that will be deeply frustrating for many to hear, this taking place, allegedly, during the time during which the country was under strict covid regulations. and now polling has shown that 71% of britons believe that this party did take place, despite the fact that the prime minister has vehemently denied this. has denied that any covid regulations were broken. and the majority of those people polled who did say they believe the parties did take place, were voters of prime minister boris johnson in the last election. so ther

so let's go live now to london and cnn's nada bashir.hat sort of restrictions is the prime minister considering right now, and just how bad are these infections and hospitalizations? >> reporter: well, you mentioned the figures, rosemary. it really speaks for itself. we are seeing those rising number of coronavirus cases and in particular, a rising number of the omicron variant. that has really stoked concerns here in the uk. but in terms of the restrictions, we saw the prime minister, boris johnson, meeting with his cabinet ministers yesterday in downing street to get an update on those figures to discuss the government's response to the pandemic, and there were expectations that further restrictions would be enforced. now, at this stage, the government is sticking to its plan b restrictions. so what we've seen already in force at this stage is mandatory mask wearing in shops and on public transport, the introduction of a covid nhs pass to enter places like theaters and restaurants and nightclubs. and also now of course people being enc

nada bashir, many thanks.ank you for your updates there. >>> well, covid concerns are likely to keep many players from the national hockey league from competing at the beijing winter olympics. as of now, there's been no official announcement, just multiple reports the nhl and its players association have been discussing the matter. sports commentator bob costas says attending the winter games would be a big gamble for players. take a listen. >> so now you're an nhl player, and the players association that represents them, and you're saying, hey, this isn't the most important thing in the world to us with all due respect. it's in the middle of a pandemic. it's in china for crying out loud. and on top of that, from what we can learn -- and they're always a little bit difficult to pin down whether it comes to what the chinese government might do. but what we've been led to believe is if individuals test positive, they may be kept in china for as many as two weeks to quarantine before they're allowed to go home. >

arthel: well, eric, in kentucky governor andy bashir declaring a state of emergency saying he fears atple are dead after a single tornado tore across more than 200 miles in the western part of the state. some of the worst damage at a candle factory in mayfield. 110 people were inside as the twister hit and the roof collapsed. the governor estimates dozens were killed at that site alone. steve harrigan is live in mayfield now with more. steve in. >>■ç reporter: arthel, this is where the candle factory was, right behind me here. at peak efficiency 250 people working there. overnight more than 100, roughly 110 people working overtime late at night trying to make some extra money for the holidays. and as you can see from the movement, this has gone really from a rescue operation to more of a recovery operation. the cranes are idle right now, a lot of first responders standing around. didn't have that frenetic activity that we saw earlier on. the last successful rescue was about 3 a.m. since then we've been watching a body truck for cadavers here with the coroner's cree here really with a y

. >> kentucky governor andy bashir announced the state's first omicron cases just about a week after tornadoes killed dozens of people. >> when we say that it's one of the most transmissible viruses, this variant cialtion in modern human history. >> as the pandemic closes in on two years, it's taken more than 5 million lives around the world. including more than 800,000 in the u.s. elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>> well, ohio's become the latest state to call up the national guard to help overwhelmed medical facilities. in nebraska, hospitals might soon need to ration care. >>> one week away from christmas, here are the covid numbers in california. the state's test positivity rate is 2.8%. up about half a percent from last week. and 81.2% of the population has received at least one shot of the vaccine. we now go to kpix 5's max in san mateo with the latest on the omicron variant in the peninsula. >>> confirmed omicron variant cases have popped up throughout the bay area. it hasn't happened yet in san mateo county. however, county health officials say they've detected traces of t

, bashir says the time is now to help your fellow neighbors get through the difficult time in kentucky. we are good people. we love one another. and we lean. on one another president biden, also echoing the governor's message. during his visit to kentucky wednesday, fema is on the ground , providing much needed support for debris removal and emergency protective measures. you're going to #### we're going to recover going to rebuild your gonna be stronger than you were before president biden says the federal government will cover 100% of their cleanup costs over the next 30 days. in mayfield, kentucky. i'm caroline shively, ktvu, fox two news. alright. back to meteorologist mark tamayo we go with the rain getting out of fear that cold air i bet starting to settle in . yes that cold air behind the front guys will move in and settle in overnight now, as result, tomorrow morning will be very cold. a few spots will be sub freezing to start off your friday morning and probably probably wants to get into your saturday morning. as well as we check out the maps right now we are showing you this

presidential palace exactly 3 years since the demonstrations began against the former sudanese leda, omar bashir, demonstrate as a demanding the military stay out of the transition. towards democracy more than a 100 people injured in these protests or from muhammad val. he's in cartoon. we have seen crowds being dispersed everywhere. but there was a time when a huge number of these protesters were able to cross that bridge between half to battery and central have to wear the presidential palace without major hindrance. and they spent some time though in front of the presidential polish without major confrontations. there was a feeling that they will be allowed to to, to stage a sit in for a long time. but then suddenly the police came in with a huge cock down on the protesters and they were almost dispersed. but now they are still there. a group of his stomach countries as promised to set up a fund to vote famine in afghanistan pockets on hosted an emergency meeting of the organisation of islamic cooperation of fund allows members to not deal directly with the taliban robust and the depth from t

cartilage in his fish like raise and sharks, which are in fact endangered and protected species. bashir saw edi a needle rebels the are trying to reverse the trend. they want fishers to stop catching sharks and other endangered species. there part of the project med bycatch, which was launched 2 years ago and began with extensive data collection. oh, now don't good. we've collected a lot of data key which will use to make proposals on how to reduce unwanted by catch of endangered species. and we're luck up for all of tenicia in the upper lower all due to the law. thin, easy need us rebel, see, has developed a good relationship with the fishing community and the port as are these. he tells them about the research results and provides insights into the concept of close season. this is when the different species lay their eggs and can't be fished. the evaluation of the samples makes it clear that fishing in the mediterranean must become more sustainable. one solution would be using different fishing methods. trawling can be replaced by long lining, which involves long plastic lines with sa

a company denies the claims, kentucky's governor andy bashir, says a workplace saved a review of the deaths will now be conducted. the us house of representatives is debating contempt of congress charges against former white house chief of staff, mark meadows, meadows refused to attend a hearing about the capitol hill riots. despite being subpoenaed, those with headlines, please continue as you are now to 0 after oh, thrice sent you. thanks a lot, bye for now. if america held up a mirror to itself, what would it see in a sense, race is the story of america. what's working and what's not a lot of people are only talking about that. it wasn't at the top of the agenda if america can't handle multiple challenges on multiple fronts, we need to go back to school. the bottom line on al jazeera, ah and since the industrial revolution, humans so says of polluting gases have been growing cause machines, feed, production construction. these and mold all contribute to the high concentrations of pollutants in the atmosphere. including hob and, and other greenhouse gases, which are the biggest dri

bashir saying he's committed to helping western kentucky rebuild. we won't just be here this week.we will be with you every single day for however many years it takes those words these lodges and a new pair of shoes comfort to many who lost everything and still wonder if they'll ever go back to the life they had. we can't i mean, we can go back there, but. our house is not even though it's estimated thing, because there's really nothing there everything that historical sites and all that is gone. and governor andy beshear previously asked kentucky into help at the state parks so people are there volunteering to cook clean and do laundry. this as support continues to pour in from all over the country. $21 million has now been raised as part of the western kentucky community relief fund. in mayfield, stephen going ktvu fox two news and stephen. obviously, this tragedy has struck here and we're less than a week away from christmas. what kind of outpouring are you seeing from the community there on the ground, folks who just want to make sure that the holidays feel as normal as possibl

so in the book we have the i, c, c, not fit for purpose where omar bashir is, of course when saddam was a big place we have and joe's is you say, dealing with the kind of neo colonialism form of power. you, you cite that the all no records as regards palestine were sell out way. yes, there are a fatty in your view. should palestinians not actually be that surprised at some palestinian activists are about settler violence going on today and the head of christmas in the holy land in a, in a few weeks time. they shouldn't be that surprised given what you write about as regards the path taken by the colonial settling of jews in israel. i mean, i think there are different tendencies within within and then israel palestine, there is the center violence which is about continuing the not about getting radio for yes is from israel proper, but also from the west bank as much as possible. the problem of settler violence is that it does not have to go. it does, it does not. it does not have an idea of what to do with the balance. unless it's, except for a genocide it has no, it wants to extend the

third anniversary of the start of the uprising that eventually removed longtime autocrat omar al-bashir islamist government. in late october, a military coup forced democratically-elected civilians from the government, and placed prime minister abdallah hamdok under house arrest. hamdok was reinstated on november 21, but the protesters question the balance of power between the military and civilians, and are calling for complete civilian rule. the death toll from the super typhoon that struck the philippines friday rose to at least 146 today. aerial footage of surigao island, a popular vacation destination where typhoon rai first made landfal shows near total devastation, with debris littered across the landscape and the airport facilities broken into pieces. in nearby bohol province, officials reported 72 people died in the storm, but many towns and communities remain cut off from communication, and officials say they expect the death toll will continue to rise. typhoon rai was the most powerful storm to hit the island nation since 2013. a group of islamic countries pledged to set up a

kentucky governor andy bashir has opened state parks to offer temporary shelter and deployed the national guard. >> the national guard has been deployed. we have over 300 guardsmen that are active. they are out in our communities. they are doing everything from going door-to-door, though in many of these communities, we don't have doors anymore. they're going rubble-to-rubble, searching, hopefully for survivors, but otherwise to at least have certainty for families that we can advise them of their loss. >> governor bashir says the last live rescue was sunday afternoon. in mayfield, kentucky, nine workers at a candle factory remain unaccounted for and at least eight people are confirmed dead. and in dawson springs, kentucky, one man recalls feeling helpless to protect his family as the tornado arrived friday evening. >> we were all just cooped up in the bathroom. we put my two boys in the bathtub and put pillows on top of them. we just sit down besides the bathtub and put pillows all on top of us. we had our 2-month-old baby in the car seat and we left her in the car seat, thinking that wo

it's exactly 3 years since demonstrations began against former leader omar bashir. more than a 100 people have been injured. the death toll from typhoon ryan, the philippines, has risen to at least 200 nate, rescue teams are still searching for missing people in flooded areas. following friday, storm 300000 filipinos were forced from their homes. muslim countries are promising to help avert famine and economic collapse in afghanistan. when as ation of islamic corporation will create a trust to disperse the funds so that some members can avoid dealing directly with a taliban, it's not known how much money the fund will contain. the conference has agreed and it is. it was required to establish a humanity and trust fund to david greet and we've all agreed to launch a food security program for finest fun 3 week collectively feel that we have to unlock financial and banking channels because the economy cannot function and people cannot be held without backing services. so those were the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera. after thrives that you, thanks for

many workers are unaccounted for. kentucky state governor andy bashir, his visits at the west affected areas and mayfield. he says a federal state of emergency has been declared. we've now been granted the immediate federal state of emergency. it is rare, it was granted incredibly quickly and we are grateful to homeland security to fema and the president biden himself. the national guard has been deployed. we have over $300.00 guardsmen that are active, they are out in our communities. they're doing everything from going door to door. though. many of these communities will have doors anymore. they're going rubble to, to rival, searching, hopefully for survivors. but otherwise, to at least have certainty for families that we can advise them of their loss. it's still not clear how many people are missing. edward's vill, illinois where tornadoes partially collapsed and amazon warehouse killing at least 6 people. their witnesses say workers were caught by surprise. and forced to take shelter anywhere they could. around 45 employees did make it out there. in our other headlines to grind reb

the transitional government was formed after protests and did the 30 year rule of omar bashir in april 2019. ah, but in october to don's army, over through that transitional government, dashing demonstrators, hopes of democracy. only so much that is do. you should treat them both. ready changing of god is very important. i mean symbolic, but the hard grass or building a democratic cultural audience, secure for these that do not believe in unity, not having a judiciary that can do it without any. yeah. not having a legislator free praise. i think that is a very low sure. in the conflict in neighboring ethiopia, all sides have been accused of mass rapes and killings of civilians. both government troops and rebels have make gains in recent months and then lost them again. the war started as a result of mistrust and unfortunately war actually worse and start mistrust and it creates its own grievances. but just like it started, i think even today, regardless of the shift in power balance in the butterfield from time to time, the conflict remains an effective style met, which necessitates a

held on the 3rd anniversary of the revolution that ended the 30 year rule of former president omar bashir for a brief few minutes protested, were able to reach the southern gates of the presidential palace after thousands and thousands have been walking 4 hours and have been protesting out on the road that leads to the palace. now a majority of them had been closed through 3 following heavy amount of dear god that has been fired by a security forces, including live ammunition of the military who guard the presidential palace have also used live ammunition according to protest. those who ran away from the southern gates all the presidential palace, people in chile are casting their ballots in the presidential election run off. it's a close race between 2 men who promising to take the country and very different directions to left winger, gabrielle butch, of the far rights. jose antonio cast a low turnout as being reported in hong kong. and the 1st election since china imposed its controversial national security law. and for the 1st time candidates foresees in hong kong parliament had to pro

more allies of former leader omar bashir removed from power accorded me and mark has given the countries deposed civilian nita unsung sushi a 4 year prison sentence later reduced to 2 with a partial pardon. she had already spent a great deal of a 21 year period in detention or under restrictions for her efforts to bring democracy to the country. her election 6 years ago was seen as the dawn of a peaceful future. but she rejected allegations of the militaries ethnic cleansing overhang and muslims leading to criticism a new term one a little over a year ago ended in february's coo, she's been detained ever since, while more than a 1000 people have been killed. she now faces sentences up to a century for a dozen other cases. the military has brought against her. as burns, larry reports. when's leader of myanmar now prisoner of its military government and leaders of the junior on san sushi together with ousted precedent windows, found guilty of incitement and breaking corona virus rules. they denied all charges which many believe are trumped up on. the ginger says sooty has been given. do le

place on the 3rd anniversary of the revolution that ended the 30 year rule of former president omar bashir. several european countries are imposing new restrictions ahead of the winter holidays after seeing record highs. in corona vars cases, the netherlands has begun a strict lockdown to curb the spread of the arm across various hello turn out is reported in hong kong after the 1st selection since impose this national security law. and for the 1st time, candidates for a seat in parliament had to prove they patriotism to china by being vetted and approved by basing. voters in chile are casting their balance in the presidential run off election left wing gave you bought it, you're standing against right. when a politician jose antonio cast is all expected to be close between the 2 candidates who are offering opposite pos for the future. on a sunday ramp, yet he is lifeless. now in santiago, sandra, pulse of open air in these very tightly contested elections. what are, what is the latest that we're hearing there? yes, a family that they of voting is continuing here and the capital some going

at least 8 people were killed when the building was flattened on friday. kentucky's governor andy bashir says a workplace say to review the debts will now be conducted. the us house of representatives is debating contempt of congress charges against former white house chief of staff, march meadows. on monday, a congressional committee investigating the january 6 capital riot unanimously voted in favor of the measure meadows refused to attend to hearing last week despite being subpoenaed. well, those are the headlines. it's now back to our 0 correspondence facing them so much bye for now. the i, she didn't on until the, she's such a call. and as somebody who's on their own, you can get this a sense of loneliness, but also a sense of being able to not be distracted by anything else. apart from what you see, ah, ah, you can feel the hairs on the back of your neck standing when you reach the top of that building and get a great view of the city. and you know, the timeline to kind of help you achieve that by creating that sense of hyper reality. i know i owe new york time, photographers, and

the revolution that ended the 30 a rule, a former president obama bashir hammer, vall has more from hard to. we have seen crowds being dispersed everywhere, but there was a time when a huge number of these protesters were able to cross that bridge between capital and battery and central have to wear the presidential palace without major hindrance. and they spent some time though in front of the presidential palace without major confrontations. there was a feeling that they will be allowed to to, to stage a sitting for a long time. but then suddenly, the police came in with a huge cock down on the protesters, and they were almost dispersed, but now they are still there. of several european countries are imposing new restrictions ahead of the winter holidays out to sea record highs. in corona virus cases, the netherlands has begun a strict lockdown to curb the spread of the arm across variant non essential shops, bars restaurants, along with schools and many public places have closed in the us, president joe biden is considering further measures as cases rise. states like connecticut and m

and he bashir saying this is the longest tornado in u. s. history. a state of emergency has been officially declared, and that activates assistance from the national guard troops. they will be deployed a go to help or remove debris and assist in relief efforts. they'll also work in a law enforcement capacity in these areas. but he also spoke about the need for basic supplies. we're hearing that people are in desperate need of food, water, and shelter, also generators. so the hospitals are able to function that these images just give you a sense of the massive destruction and the effect that it's had on communities which dan criswell, an official from fema, we're saying impossible to, to really understand or fathom without being on the ground. and so just getting a sense of the massive effort by a government authorities to try and help people who are in need want to move on to other stories of falling now and in south africa, or is it so a rama poser is tested positive for the corona virus is office released a statement saying he felt on well off to l

it says to me that we're heading back towards a bashir era to style sir security socratic states incident. certainly a lot of b is limits that have been appointed to key our roles within the security apparatus, but also within the legal structures of sedan. but also the, i'm sort of bringing back that the unfettered powers of the national intelligence security services which was, is able to meet out punishments at will. and that's partly because the state of emergency that was enacted with the crew is still ongoing. and that's why people feel that the crew is still very much ongoing, despite the agreement between the prime minister and general hon. oh, what impact? i think that the cutting of phone lines and internet lines has had and, and will continue to have on the protest movement. it certainly affects mobilization, but the protesters have become very sort of add, you know, aid. they've been able to figure out ways to mobilize without them these internet outages because they've had to sort of learn how to do that over the past 2 or 3 years. and so it's not stoping mobilization at what

denounce the military and to mark the third anniversary of protests that led to the overthrow of omar al—bashiral elections in hong kong has officially been announced as the lowest ever in its electoral history. officials say only 30.2% of voters took part in the first election for the legislative council since china increased its control over the territory. our correspondent danny vincent explains why the turnout was so low. the authorities here pushed quite hard to try to encourage people to vote during this election. the electoral reforms mean that only candidates that are vetted by beijing and seen as patriotic can stand in this election. controversially, many of the very popular and prominent pro—democracy candidates that have won seats in years gone by, many of them have been imprisoned and many of them have fled the city and the remainder decided, essentially, not to stand in this election at all. many didn't even put their names forward, even though they would have been vetted by beijing. so, many critics say this is another example of the erosion of the political rights that hong kong