u. e. into the eastern side of a man that wet weather that we have across east side of the med. also affecting the far northeast of libya, running down across northern parts of egypt. i will make a fair pick progress a fair way south ashley. so by friday because he some wet weather into central parts of egypt as well. central as of africa, sing the usual storms, the lively showers rolling through showers their heavy at times into as in bob way northeast and parts of south africa, southern areas of mozambie. but try to the west. ah, from the al jazeera london, gro kath intact to people in thoughtful conversation with i know limitations. this dick, it is a most consequential decade in when she says she doth fall to many companies that are doing bad things in the front. in part 2 of human rights activates q me nike and environmental if we known in the keep the systems that are not working. but the longer that you fight them, the more that things change studio be unspent paid on al jazeera lou. ah, looking back you watching out a 0 your top story so far this half hour, delta and omi

u. e. into the eastern side of a man that wet weather that we have across east side of the med, also affecting the far northeast of libya, running down across northern parts of egypt and will make a fair break progress a fair way south ashley. so by friday because he some wet weather into central parts of egypt as well. central as of africa, sing the usual storms, the lively showers rolling through showers their heavy at times into as in bob way, ne and parts of south africa, southern areas of mozambie. but try to the west, ah, african stories by african filmmaker or willa. and with that all were the lady on the resume. mother le no really short documentary from booking of hassle and synagogue . do women, lily, and bully and gandhi? my, he exactly give to the medical man who plant bow bad west africa direct on al jazeera. you want to help save the world, sneeze into your elbow. oh, ah. british social i maxwell is convicted, alluring, teenage girls who with an abused by the american financier, je

u. s. a and e u pool weapons into his really hands and it's continuing violence in the legal settlements. joining me now from ontario in canada is professor micheal link the u. n. special repertoire for the human rights situation in the palestinian territories. thank you so much. so much robideau for coming on. as i said, britain has announced a huge pact that spanning cyber security lead loan trade with israel just to update us on know whether, despite britain saying they do have some concerns about settler violence, the weather, the situation of budget, chris was getting much better actually in the territories, this occupation is getting deeper and it has for, for years. and there's really been no change with the arrival. and you israeli government, which came into power in gym. so these continuing military agreements with israel on only one of giving israel much more confidence that the world is not going to pay attention or any meaningful attention to the fact that it is, it's occupation is now becoming indistinguishable from annexation. remember that there are already almost $300.00 settleme

any goods arriving in britain from abroad and then exported into the e. u. incur accustomed levy and britain supply chains rely on a vast number of parts source from outside the european union. thousands of trucks trying to exit the u. k. were tied up in the red tape. there is no good in this situation as it is full man's too much. you paper walks too much way words all the time is right. this is not not good. then in september the u. k. is petrol palms ran dry fuel deliveries from the e. u stalled. in a shortfall of european drivers who had left britain contributed to the perfect storm, the results, national shortages of foodstuffs and other retail products. independent economists expect the u. k. gross domestic product to drop by 4 percent as a result of regs, it in the coming years. exports have already fallen. whereas e u country to actually expanded their exports to the rest of the world. the u. k. has not, we've been performing very badly. so in that sense, at least so far, at least break it has, has clearly failed to deliver. so far, the british gove

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freezing temperatures, they're nearly a 1000 refugees and migrants hoping to eventually make it into the e. u. the temperatures dropped below minus 10 degrees in recent days. but poland is refusing to let people in. the pandemic has cast a shadow of a christmas eve celebrations in bethlehem in the occupied west by with relatively small crowds in the buff town of jesus christ. normally christmas is beth lamb's busiest tourist season. but israel as band, almost all international travel, including it to the occupied palestinian territories. bring him more from bethlehem in the news hour. it's coming out with myself and 25 minutes time. i'll see you then. portal is next. ah. welcome to portal. i'm sandra. gotten back with more great content from the digital side of al jazeera, that's our website, social media and podcast. now for many people around the world, this is a festive time of year. so this week we've got a mix of stories that all have something uplifting about them. call it are still good episode if you want. we've got a story from jordan about female footballers, you surprise themselves

happening at the border where for months now, plenty of microns and refugees have been trying to cross into the e u. the most serious accusation that we heard from the defector was that he saw 2 cases when the polish military shot and killed volunteers who were trying to help the migraines. the soldier also describe how his fellow service men behaved and he called. busy that a pure display of domination, people among the most senior ranks of the polish military, have admitted that one of their soldiers has defected and they are absolutely furious. the man's commanders have already been fired. the defense minister says that he was an offender and that he wasn't even simple to serve at the border. the minister once punishment for those who sent him there. a soldier who went missing yesterday had serious problems of the law and resigned from the army. he should never have been assigned to the border surface. i've asked for an explanation as to who was responsible for this. i can remind you that the european union officials have been blaming the crisis on alexander lucas shank. oh and is the government

world started imposing flight bands on airlines flying from passengers flying from southern africa into the e u and elsewhere. so certainly lots of issues to be unwrapped in geneva and those just 3 of them. all right, dominic ain life rest there in berlin. thanks dominic. now south african present seal ram. a poster says hospitals are preparing for more. advent admissions, as the country is in the midst of a 4th wave, driven in part by a rise in cases of the armor convent daily infections surged to more than 16000 on friday. it's got live now to for me to miller, who is in it johannesburg girl force. so for me, look for me to what's the latest there while following that, rise in numbers too. as you say over 16000 in the latest 24 hours, there's been dropped to about 11000. i don't know if that is encouraging or perhaps just the lag because it was over the weekend, but certainly health experts continuing to follow those numbers closely. as you said, the president has said that hospitals are preparing themselves, they've learned from the 2nd and 3rd wave and south africa is prepared for the 4th w

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what a long trek that is from where they hope to eventually travel further north and get into the u. s. e. g, a thousands of people fleeing poverty and violet cross mexico southern puerto, from guatemala. many marching in large numbers to try and make some safety around them. what of alice, presidents has blamed joe biden for the caravans saying they're encouraged by the democrats lukewarm rhetoric on illegal immigration and that saw t's world news at midnight with me. kevin owen, thanks for watching this weekend and this needs addition stand by for various programs from us in your part of the world after the break. ah, no look forward to talking to you. oh, that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, accept.

now san and seekers from cuba joining others from africa and asia trying to get into the e u through greece. but they're shot out of established procedures and processes, leaving them desperate for food and shelter. john's horrible us reports now from athens. one spends his days on his phone, contacting other asylum seekers from his native cuba, a sally thermometer i thought of making a list to see how many cubans there are and give this to which our organization we could. there are lawyers, doctors, civil engineers that were not brigands. we wanted the country, the all embrace us to see that we can offer things to society. we're not here to extract wealth and go her real would be part of society and contribute. one says he became aware of the plight of other cubans when he was arrested while trying to catch a plane to italy. the walls of his cell were covered in graffiti opposing the communist regime and havana. cubans have been arriving in greece since food shortages lead unrest and a violent crack down in havana last july. the u. s. border is close to them, so they fly to russia v

u. s. and how e commerce turned it into a big business. stolen goods get sold to law abiding americans by 3rd party vendors on big e commerce sites that profit from legislation to control. it struggles shares of, of, of best buy, plunged by 12 and a half percent. and one day last week because it was, and they announced that they had so much inventory theft from these organized gangs that it actually started to hit their bottom line. but what happens with all the stolen goods is, you know, we've always had stolen goods. retail outlets have always had people come in and steal their goods and then they'd have to try to find a place outside somewhere to sell them on the street. well, these people are setting up shop on amazon or ebay and just selling them to people who think it's just, you know, they're buying that luxury good on amazon and it gets delivered. that's how they're making their money. and it's some legislature legislators have been trying to introduce some way of, of forcing amazon, for example, to check where all these goods are coming from, from the 3rd party sellers. and they've o

e. u. solution from migrants attempting to get into europe through the bellow russian border. there are still roughly 2000 of them that tried that, and bella roost at temporary shelters. and now brussels wants to extend the asylum processing time by months and keep the migrants in the special camps while that happens. but various writes groups, a warning that plan sets a dangerous precedent. if the you can allow a minority of member states to throw out the rule book due to the presence of a few 1000 people at its border, it throws out any authority as on human rights in the rule of law, stopping detaining, and criminalize and people trying to find safety in europe, brakes international and european asylum law supporting the detention of migrants at e. u. borders puts politics over people's lives. the e. u is trying to get tough on migration, particularly on its east in bo, does. now, in a bid to tackle the issue that it's gone to in 3 countries, controversial emergency asylum measures that will give poland lithuania and latvia. the power to hold people in special asylum proces

e. u accused. but a russian leader, alexander lucas shanker, of encouraging them to travel to battle roost to try and gain entry into the european union. battle roost denies this and says the e you is to blame for the humanitarian crisis on the border. ah, bella was seeing authorities say almost 600 people remain at this warehouse on the better side of the border. despite the cold weather and the terrible conditions, they swear they can't go home and they have to move forward to have a future work with reload. cbs looking, i don't have any food or none of it. yeah, we came here to tour europe. we want to go to germany. what need to go? but that path is blocked in many migrant se, so 2 is the way back to minsk, the united nations human rights office accuses both poland and fellers of pushing migrants back and forth across the border. it refers to statements made by migrants interviewed by a u. n. team in early december describing human rights abuses on both sides of the frontier. the majority said that while in belgrade they had been beaten or threatened by security forces, and also alleged the balance sheet security

a credit without acknowledging the reality and a full scope of the problem and what goes into some the u. s. and e, you are proposing right now would fulfill the demands of crime and serve nationalists. and i want to remind you that this several crowd alliance was formed under the umbrella of, of, of russia and, and they wanted to get them closer to fulfill their ambition to divide bosnia and entered to galena. so these particular reforms that the u. s. and e, you are advocating for now. i have been supporting by russia for years. i think that debt alone should cause i know there wasn't negotiators to realize, mary, all of their, their plan in this scenario is what friends who boston had to be not feared ahead. of the last us election, if, if trump one, but we never really expected from the bye didn't station to take this line. we really knew all along that the russian plan is to divide bosnia to cause us to conflict, to berman boss near joining nato and, and you. but the problem is that the, you and the us now are actually taking the rest of the needs really shocked all the friends of bosnia anal

we could see some downpours for eastern saudi into bahrain and cats are some showers for the u, a. e, and also northeastern portions of o bond impacting bhaskar with a hive 24 degrees on saturday. off to pakistan right now, unsettled in the west also threw off contest on his wall, but prepare for it is lumber bog. your temperatures are about to fall as we head in to 2020, to just the high of 13 degrees on tuesday. but because we got that rain hanging around your overnight low will be about 10 weather maker is swirling around in the eastern med, that's throwing some rain towards cypress southern turkey, northeastern libya and northern egypt. and that's going to put a cap on temperatures as while central africa, we've got solid bands of rain from coastal gap on break into northern sections of angola on friday. and for the eastern portion of southern africa as some storms flaring up my food. so into a swan teeny close to johannesburg. never really too far away. same goes for durbin with the hive. $23.00, but plenty of sunshine to be found in cape town with a high of $26.00 degrees on fr

so it was specific but the e u s looking into it. >> they have said to be ahead of us with dealing with the platforms. so glad i was here for the interview day and i miss them. >> there you go. got more in the next hour. >> can't wait. >> apple and much more and two tech lawmakers here or lawmakers that are trying to regulate tech. >> blumenthal and blackburn. unlikely couple those two. you will see them together. >> in agreement. >> with social media and see them shortly speaking of xwhat's coming up, we'll ask the ceo of abercrombie what she is saying from customers in stores and online you are watching "closing bell" on cnbc. esg is responsible investing. who's responsible for building esg into your investments? at pgim, the pursuit is on for outperformance. as active investors, to outdeliver with customized strategies, integrating esg best practices into our investment decisions. as asset managers and fiduciaries, to outserve, with our commitment to better esg outcomes. join the pursuit of outperformance at pgim. the investment management business of prudential. small businesses lik

e integration has been enormously important. you said to enshrine rules, rights and freedoms, into our societies in europe. but in a number of e u countries, those rules exist only on paper, don't they? and you're powerless, as you said to do anything above that, hungary and poland for instance, with all the rule of law issues. they know how to game the system, does they and they can paralyze it if they want to hold up discussions on the budget, hold up this and that so far from enshrining your rules, the ear is being strangled by them isn't though absolutely not. there is a way to tackle this ever there is an unwillingness in european council under d at some states and government. and under d prime ministers are to tackle that problem. my, what i expect is that with a new german government arriving a government of a socialist liberals and greens, that this new government will be far more critical on this issue. let's be honest about it. until now. we didn't tackle the problem in angry with didn't to tackle in, in, in poland. it because the european council, under the leadership of mrs marker, was not capable to do it. the volum

e integration has been enormously important. you said to enshrine rules, rights and freedoms, into our societies in europe. but in a number of e u countries, those rules exist only on paper, don't they? and your powerless as you said, to do anything about that, hungary and poland for instance, with all the rule of law issues. they know how to game the system, does they and they can paralyze it if they want to hold up discussions on the budget, hold up this and that so far from enshrining your rules, the ear is being strangled by them isn't though absolutely not. there is a way to tackle this above. there is an unwillingness in european council under d, at some states and government and under d prime ministers are to tackle that problem. my are what i expect is that with a new german government arriving a government of a socialist liberals and greens, that this new government will be far more critical on this issue. let's be honest about it until now. we didn't tackle the problem and angry with didn't to tackle in, in, in poland it because the european council, under the leadership of mrs. malika was not capable to do it. the vol

e integration has been enormously important. you said to enshrine rules, rights and freedoms, into our societies in europe. but in a number of e u countries, those rules exist only on paper, don't they? and your powerless as you said, to do anything above that, hungary and poland for instance, with all the rule of law issues. they know how to game the system, does they and they can paralyze it if they want to hold up discussions on the budget, hold up this and that so far from enshrining your rules, the ear has been strangled by them. isn't though absolutely not. there is a way to tackle this above. there is an unwillingness in european council under d, at some states and government. and under d prime ministers are to tackle that problem. my, what i expect is that with a new german government arriving a government of a socialist liberals and greens, that this new government will be far more critical on this issue. let's be honest about it. until now. we didn't tackle the problem in angry with didn't to tackle in, in, in poland. it because the european council, under the leadership of mrs marker, was not capable to do it. the vol

into bricks. it hasn't been the disaster. some predicted, we'll check in on the relationship between the u. k and his e u neighbors. this is your business update. i'm daniel winter in berlin. wall street has ended a dramatic year on a high with a december rally that's following a year, which punished travel stalks and saw tag saw to new heights. all while the pandemic eased off in the summer months and came back with a vengeance. and a new variant in the winter and james sweeney is in new york for us. thank you very much for being there for us, james, and dis, by a rockier us talks rallied at the end of 2021. touching close to record highs. how come? well, to be straightforward with you. 2021 has been one for the record books because the average is the rollup double digit this year. and if you're on a see what you want to figure out why the answer simple. the markets took such a beating in 2020, that there was pretty much in the world to go, but up in 2021. now sure there was shakiness, as at times as you mention. but the global economy began to finally open up in 2021, and that could not be said in 2020 businesses

e. u. and in some ways, this is stepping into way, something of that sort of vacuum left by the united states with the us not really being on the humanitarian side of this, from a crone is trying to take a leadership position, especially with germany going under a leadership change right now, and we're chrome trying to, to brain france really as the leader in the you for leading on humanitarian issues . in particular, mccall also has an interest in security in the region as well. when reason he was in carter in the gulf this week was to find a security deal with the u, a. e. so for friends, there are security as well as communitarian concerns behind the scenes that are prompting some of the engagement. okay, we must leave it there. julie, thank you so much, william and talking to us from u. c. l in london. then mr. macro is in saudi arabia right now for talks with the crown prince. mom had been cell mom, these pictures coming to us life miss, you. macros says the visit is vital for dealing with multiple crises facing the middle east, but human rights groups of criticize the trip. it comes 3 y

world news 1st, then a violating asylum right campaign at her angry at an e u. solution for asylum seekers attempting to get into europe through the been russian border. there were still thousands stranded in bella, roasted a temporary shelter set up by the authorities that well now brussels wants to extend the asylum processing time by months and keep the migrants in special camps while it happens. but right groups of warning that would set a dangerous precedent. if the you can allow a minority of member states to throw out the rule book due to the presence of a few 1000 people at its border, it throws out any authority as on human rights in the rule of law, stopping detaining and criminalize in people trying to find safety in europe breaks, international and european asylum law, supporting the detention of migrants at e. u. borders puts politics over people's lives. you is trying to get tough on migration, particularly on its eastern borders. now in a bid to tackle the issue there, it's gone to 3 countries, controversial emergency asylum measures that will give poland lithuania and latvia. the power to hold pe

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e u, during breaks it. now they voted in of it into parliament, sub one in the liberal democrat party, which is dead against rex. it, which was dead against rex. it's so it's the so many aspects lives which are extraordinary, lot to think about, certainly across the you can definitely in when there andrew simmons. thank you. well, still had hill now just there are china hits back at the us run of a special beijing treatment. is that muslim? weakest inch in jane and written thief in the history of mexico. we learn more about the flower that signifies a star to the holiday season. around the world and with him from home to have a song football career about her b as women have money. ah hi there, thanks for joining in high pressure continues to be in charge of cross northwest or parts of europe. so that's deflecting systems. i'll put the precipitation on now. this system is going to go rate over the republic of ireland and the united kingdom, but a plume of moisture for western areas. scandinavia. next up we've got to talk about the temperatures. they're starting to fall. so for example, saturday london, 8 deg

the new work week will come into effect in the beginning of next year. the u. e, as traditionally observed friday and saturday that we can't like most middle eastern countries. ah, this is audra 0. these are the top stories concerns about a new conflict in ukraine and said to dominate talks between us and russian leaders . later on tuesday, vladimir prudence denied that an invasion. this planned, blaming nato, for the need to position his military as a buffer against his expansion eastwards. our white house correspondent kimberly harker has more from washington dc. the lingering question has been from white house reporters to the by the ministration. what about the military option? should russia invade ukraine.

e integration has been enormously important. you said to enshrine rules, rights and freedoms, into our societies in europe. but in a number of e u countries, those rules exist only on paper, don't they? and you're powerless. as you said, to do anything above that, hungary and poland, for instance, with all the rule of law issues. they know how to game the system, does they and they can paralyze it if they want to hold up discussions on the budget, hold up this and that so far from enshrining your rules, the ear has been strangled by them. isn't though absolutely not. there is a way to tackle this ever there is an unwillingness in european council under d at some states and government. and under d prime ministers are to tackle that problem. my, what i expect is that with a new german government arriving a government of a socialist liberals and greens, that this new government will be far more critical on this issue. let's be honest about it. until now. we didn't tackle the problem in angry with didn't to tackle in, in, in poland. it because the european council, under the leadership of mrs marker, was not capable to do it. the vo