[000:00:00;00] ah, we'll just when ever you 9 ethiopian groups form an alliance to bring down abbe ahmed's government, which is dismissing the move as a publicity stunt. ah, lo and marianne marcy and london, you're watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program. more than a 100 people injured in clashes over the last months election results in iraq as new hope in the fight against covert as pfizer says, it's antiviral pill cuts the risk of hospitalization or death by 89 percent. also 2 week long celebration of quizzes as usual and blah, blah, blah, thousands of young climate activists marched through glasgow, demanding more radical action from world leaders at the club, 26 summits. ah, hello and welcome to the program. our top story, this, our 9 ethiopian factions have formed an alliance with the aim of dismantling arby admits government, either by negotiations or through the use of force. ethiopian government has already dismissed this coalition as a publicity stunt saying it does not have a support base on the ground. representatives of the groups made their announcement as an event

so even the departure of army abbe, i'm, it is not necessarily going to bring stability. well i, i transition government that helps that, but what this means essentially the fight was over whether ethiopia should be up federated country as it had been in the past or whether it should be a centralized country. which prime minister abi advocated for and foreign bender. he has prosperity party that obviously has lost that side has lost. so you're good to go back to some kind of federated cancer. the, the critical issue is how to bring them, or how to bring all ethiopians together in one government that's not dominated by any ethnic group. thank you very much, ambassador vicky huddleston for joining us from santa fe, appreciate it. thank you very much. let's hope that there is no bloodshed in addison, this can be resolved peacefully. well, in terms of efforts to, to try and bring some di escalation about un security council was supposed to me in the last hour to discuss ethiopia, but put out a statement instead. mike hanner is live 1st now, united nations technology more abou

were very slow to pick up on that because this was a nobel peace prize where the halo surrounding abbe protected him even when it was very clearly genocidal rhetoric. and i think we really have to ask ourselves what getting those kind of prizes bequeathed upon us. how it distorts our ability to except that actually yes, this person may have the ultimate weston stamp of approval, but he's falling short for his country for his people and for the continent ah on degrees now where a routine press conference turned into headline news after showdown, between a journalist and a prime minister at the podium may not walk us through what happened in athens. it started with a question on refugees and migration from a dutch journalist in burg, bogo, who lives in greece and covers those issues. her question was directed at the greek prime minister, kodiak smith. douglas, when at last will you stop lying, lying about to push backs lying about what's happening with the refugees in greece, please don't insult mine and neither the intelligence of all the journalists in the world, i understand that in a

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coming up in the next 60 minutes, 9 ethiopian groups form an alliance to bring down abbe armored government, which is calling on former soldiers to rejoin the army. more than a 100 people are injured in clashes over last month's election results in iraq.

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and then in the last 24 hours, ethiopia prime minister abbe armored is called on all citizens to mobilize in the fight against the dig. ryan forces, which have also taken the town of dessie on a highway leading to addis ababa. if european army has been fighting the tig people's liberation front for nearly a year, tens of thousands of civilians have been displaced by the conflict. and many are starving. or get at you. rider is the spokes person for the to gray people's liberation front. he joins us on the line now from mikella. if i can start by asking you about this allegation, that the t p l f has killed a 100 children or, or youths. what her, what information do you have about that quote, there was no conflict. there was no reason why our folks with kids, you know, so we took yes and 8, 10 o'clock in the morning and was there was by force this was crashed immediately and we was schools of enemy forces. and there is no reason why we didn't send youth that's simply making up school with that they still continue to reduce our forces. but the think mr. read you say that wasn't a gunfight, b

the prime minister, abbe ahmed, says, the group miss, withdraw from the m horror and a far regions that are ordering to cry before any negotiations can begin. thousands of people have been killed in more than 2000000 display since the conflict 1st began last november. go to lebanon now, where the government is failing its people, according to the un envoy on extreme poverty who is currently visiting the country . alleviate a shooter says lebanon is now in danger. becoming a fail state. st. honda reports from a capital barrett the you and human rights council sent an invoice to lebanon to look at how the government here has been addressing one of the world's worst economic crises. oliver, the shorter spoke to those affected officials, as well as the donor community, which he said is running out of patience with the government for failing to reform the system. and it's not just the international community who lost trust in them. when i told many people about my mission, when i spoke to families who are destitute in bush homage in the pony in by bake, they often answered. massey dolly, the

war integrity, the ethiopian government has now declared a state of emergency, the prime minister, abbe ahmed, as called on all ethiopians to take up arms against the decry and fighters. they claim to have captured towns on the highway leading to the capital, addis ababa. that's been disputed by the government. the rebels are demanding the central government and what they call a siege. that's blocking aid into the northern region. brianca gupta now reports a new frontier. and if you're pure swore rebels antigua, i say, the advancing further south towards the capital, addis ababa. the federal government has declared alecia wide state of emergency. we are prime minister abbey amad, has asked all if your parents to mobilize and fight back against the rebels to see him enough, a 1000 all. there are many challenges, but i can tell you with certainty, and without a doubt we will score a comprehensive victory in just a few days. the rebels from the northern te gray state say they have seized the town. so does say on comm, bolger which are in the neighboring, i'm her estate. the 2 are on a majo

in sierra leone, a mass burial is taking place for almost 100 people killed in a fire on friday, abbeed with a drug on a busy road. the nationbuilding president has declared three days of national mourning. a west africa correspondent reports. heading to theirfinal heading to their final resting place, this mortuary was overwhelmed with bodies in the immediate aftermath of friday's blaze. now, it is sending them to a mass burial site in a country that has already suffered many disasters, this one stood out. medical emergency of this magnitude i have never experienced before and all of my career as a medical doctor. this is big, really massive, and when i saw the incident, when i came to this hospital and i was called i was really taken aback to see what happened, and we are still yet to understand what happened because it is just too soon. at because it is 'ust too soon. at the because it isjust too soon. at the scene of the accident, reminders of friday's horror. it has been more than 48 hours since the blaze and there is still smouldering ash and the smell of rubber hanging in the a

at this nature reserve at st abbs in the scottish borders, around 800 grey seals have perished.themselves for a third cold night. stores have been set up with hot food and drinks. in abergele in conway, itv have confirmed the i'm a celebrity programme will be scrapped for a third night while work continues to repair damage there. back at the nursing home, more help has arrived. a massive generator donated by the local funfair. i'd just like to give something back, you know. idon't mind. kindness is keeping them going. in these pandemic times it's the community once again that's helping to keep people safe. fiona trott, bbc news, county durham. the father of the youngest victim of the manchester arena attack in 2017 has said that the response of the emergency services on the night was shameful and inadequate. saffie—rose roussos was eight years old when she was killed in the bomb attack. her father andrew said the response should go down in history as "one of the worst failures from start to finish", as our correspondent judith moritz reports. saffie—rose roussos loved pop music,

government and the to grind. rebel forces who are kenyatta as hell, talks with the prime minister abbe honored the african union. envoys also been talking with both sides. since fighters from the northern tegra region pushed further south towards the capital this month, alesongo passenger says that an immediate cease fire is needed for dialogue to begin. thousands of human remains of being exempt from mass graves in burgundy. its truth and reconciliation commission is also recording. testimonies document or than 3 decades of ethnic unrest. panel was set up as part of a peace deal that saw the end of a civil war. katherine sawyer reports now from burgundy. you might find some of the images here disturbing. these other remains of brune dns, who are killed during the countries ethnic was, they have been exuberant truth and reconciliation commission from some of the 4000 mos greeves scattered across bruni. the commission began its work with a master called mostly hutus by a tootsie government, between 19721973. more than 800000 professionals were killed by state forces that accused them of

between government and took ryan rebel forces. url kenyatta is al, talks with the prime minister, abbe ahmed, the african union. and boy is also been talking with both sides. since fighters from the northern tier grey region pushed farther south this month or less ago, no passenger says that an immediate cease fire is needed for negotiations to begin . ah! now austria is ordering millions of unvaccinated people into locked down from monday as cove 19 infections. their surge to record highs about 65 percent of austrians are fully vaccinated. one of the lowest rates in western europe. women, 13000 infections reported on saturday. chancellor alexander schellenberg called the country's vaccination rate, shamefully low. up, morton was nearburg as of monday, every citizen, every person living in austria must be aware that they can be checked by the police at any time. we will also monitor the public's reasons for entering public spaces or poor brennan has more now on austria's worsening cove at 19 situation. aust is infection rate is 3 times that of its neighbor, germany and the government i

take a closer look now at how ethiopia reached this point. 12 months ago, wednesday, prime minister abbe arm had ordered a military offensive against the tag ry people's liberation front. is that it was in response to attacks on government army bases. the t p. allah says it's been unfairly targeted. just weeks later, i'll be a tow parliament the military operation. integrity was over. but in june to grind fighters capture the regional capital mckelly. after months of fighting t p l. f entered the neighboring am horror and a far regions to the south. just days later, in october, the government launched a ground offensive to push out the rebels. the tpl i've says, in the past few days, it sees 2 towns on the a 2 road which connects mikella to guys regional capital to addis ababa. well, sir, til at turnville is a professor of peace in conflict studies at oslo new university college specializes in ethiopia and is also director of oslo. analytic a joins as by skype. and what do these recent territorial gains made by the t p l f need for the prime minister aviana, and his government is the t p

how main stories now, 9 ethiopian factions are formed in a line saying they planned to bring down abbe abbott's government either by negotiations or through the use of force. a groups made their announcement at an event in washington, d. c, but it was swiftly dismissed, as a publicity is done by the government, which is now urging former military personnel to rejoin the army. the alliance includes the to grime people's liberation front, which is in battling government forces for the last year and says that it's now within a day's drive of the capital. as we suppose to the milled of crisis, facing the various nations of the country and to reverse the harmful effects of abbey armored autocratic, rude to our pupils and beyond. we have recognized it the advent need to call our breath and join our force towards it's safe condition in the country. hence, harvey establish of the united front of the opium federalists didn't come federal forces will than a 100 people have been injured in protest against election results in iraq. security forces fired in the air and use tag asked to disperse. th

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abb. >> also in d.c., i'm always looking for the cultural edge. smithsonian has unveiled a futures exhibit at their ten industries building. it may not be a future any of us care to visit. according to just the news, one kiosk asks visitors when there might be a single global government. you can choose between ten years to never. my question is, why would an american institute funded by taxpayers suggest that a one world government is ever an acceptable vision for the future? planting that idea in the minds of children and tourists and visitors. it's crazy. >> laura: do george soros fund this exhibit? if it looks close, does it say brought to you by the kids behind the great recess? speak i'm going to explain who funded in a second. i've got to show you this other exhibit. this one is a new genderless voice assistant. again, this is at the smithsonian. he said genderless voice assistant for your phone. you can make the voice for feminine or more masculine depending on your preference. >> hi, i'm the world's first genderless voice system. think of

this is ivy, abb northern fur seal. they are endangered.ers say that ivy slapped across east francisco boulevard over the weekend, narrowly avoiding being hit by several cars. these seals are typically found hundreds of miles off the coast in these, and their lives at sea. the marine normal center to occur in and they will care for her until she is ready to be put back in the water. reggie: i am glad they got her. we got to put her back. kumasi: how did she get over here in the middle of the street? reggie: she went on a journey. kumasi: she did. reggie: she has stories to tell. [laughter] next at 6:30, mariah carey says so long to halloween, the queen of christmas is welcoming her favorite season. kumasi: marin county is set to become the first bay area county to lift its mask mandate. we have a live report with -hi mommy! -hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby... don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut i

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this is not a sign of an overly confident prime minister abbe to hang on to power.ymbolic push to say he believes his people or those in the capitol at the very least and other parts of the country are willing to fight back and to say they don't want to be taken over by the tplf and others who helped rule the country for many decades. where this goes now, that depends on the discussions with the diplomats, but at this stage neither side have shoni concrete signs of getting to the negotiating table. rosemary? >> david mckenzie, many thanks for that. appreciate it. >>> some news coming into cnn. nicaragua's president daniel owe sta ortega looks to be re-elected. it's reported mr. ortega won 70% of ballots counted to date. the country's long-time president is defending his country's election a among the people. his government is being slammed for stifling the competition in the lead up to the vote. dozens of critics were detained including seven who were likely presidential candidates.nicaragn electric fas. they dressed as clowns saying sub's election was a circus. >>>

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