abdul fatah participant in the uprising that toppled hosni mubarak. spent most of the past eight years in jail. his aunt, a novelist in london, told bbc her nepw -- her nephew's rights were being violated. >> there couldn't be any other interpretation. my sister has written to the prosecutor general, demanding an explanation, demanding to understand what this procedure is. we are time to find out what substances they are putting into him. at the lawyersre working on the legal aspect of this, the consent of the family aspect. maryam: our diplomatic correspondence caroline hawley has been following this story and is in touch with the family it says they are still waiting for details on what medical intervention was carried out. >> this is wh the family are trying to find out, what substances have been put in it? what it was that trigger the medical intervention? he has not had any water since sunday. the family wergetting increasily concerned, is he alive or dead? his mother has been at the jail every day since monday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, again

paula abdul looks exactly the same, and she is singing "straight up!" i love it.gratitude, and our next guests have a lot to be thankful for. rachael robertson and her biological father, criss rosenlof, separately took dna tests and hope of finding the same thing: each other. rachael was given up for adoption by her mom 33 years ago as a newborn when her parents split. after a year of only matching with distant relatives, rachael had almost given up hope. that was, until she received a message from criss. a few days later, they met in person, and now they will be spending thanksgiving together for the first time. rachael and criss join us now. it is so great to have you guys on! explain, criss, how you got on -- you had to be on a certain dna site in order for you to connect with your biological daughter? >> yeah. you know, there are several out there who do dna testing, and it just so happened that while i was at a roots tech conference on genealogy, the myheritage.com website was sponsoring dna quest, and they were doing a drawing for free dna testing kits. out

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meet egypt record on human rights as under scrutiny, the case of the pro democracy campaigner our abdul fata is a particular concern. he was jailed for allegedly spreading fake news. protesters are campaigning for his release, but authorities are making it difficult for activists to hold demonstrations in egypt. this is what egypt once the world to see a country playing perfect host to global leaders at the un climate summit. but on the ground activists say that they are not welcome here with me, it's completely different. the last climate conference was in glasgow every day. there were street protests on near the conference center. this year you have to apply for permission to protest. 36 hours in advance you, it's only open from 10 till 5, and it's on the heavy surveillance. some say they are also being closely monitored . many activities order information was taken. so we were like, how are we good to start? something with these people are already schrodinger's. good. now do you know? oh, we arrested the spotlight has also been shown on human rights abuses, particularly egypt, where

look, under the obama administration, it was a disaster, and i said, don't do it, abdul.picture of my house. i said, because i think you have a beautiful house, abdul. don't kill any more of our soldiers. a taste of donald trump campaigning there. he hasn't yet announced whether he is going to run again for the white house, although he did tell a rally in iowa that he was very, very probably going to run again and he did speculate that he would maybe announce his bid at this rally in ohio. he is certainly there to help the republican cause for the congressional elections. earlier, president biden spoke at a rally in maryland in support of the democratic candidate for governor, wes moore. a combat veteran from the us army. he told the crowd that the election is not a referendum, it's a choice of two very different visions for america. biden, who has avoided campaigning in several swing states as his approval rating continues to lag, travelled to the reliably democratic state, where the nominee is widely expected to win back the republican—held governorship. president biden

cup in caetano and a big shock in group f, where morocco have beat and belgium to nil. substitute abdul hamid seberio opened the scoring when his free cake went straight in on 73 minutes. and another supp secaria cook la la, made the game is safe for morocco in injury time to some belgium's collection of stars and put themselves in the driving seat for qualification. another big upset japan last one. neil to costa rica in group e. case a fuller school, the winning goal for costa rica on 80 minutes. it was their 1st shot on target at this wealth cap. the result keeps costa rica in the tournament making group e very interesting. not least for germany, because it means a defeat against spain. later would not enter germany's walcott came and only me in the studio. now. it is a chris harrington from d. w sports. and before we get to japan, just briefly, let's pick up on belgium and morocco. what you make of that. yeah, belgium, you know, consider it the fake golden generation. all the superstars are under performing a major tournaments. they picked up a win against canada, didn't deserve it

up in canada now and a big shock in group f, where morocco has beaten belgium to nail. substitute abdul hamid seberio opened the scoring with the lightest of touches from close range on 73 minutes. morocco made the game safe. an injury time to stun belgians collection of stars and put themselves in the driving seat for qualification. i elsewhere japan lost one nail to costa rica in group e. we pick up the action around the 18th minute japan were attempting to clear the ball, but costa rica had other plans. the ball found takisha fuller, who made good with costa rica as a 1st shot on target at the world cup encounter the result keeps costa rica in it, making cred. e. very, very interesting. and only me in the studio now, is there chris harrington from d. w. sports, and before we get to japan, just briefly, let's pick up on belgium and morocco. what you make of that. yeah, belgium, you know, consider the fake golden generation. all the superstars are under performing a major tournaments. they picked up a when it goes, canada didn't deserve it really. and are the likes of kevin to brian ar

reporter: abdul is one of the managers at the site. they plan to ship around 6 million packages from this location. across the lower distribution level are conveyor belts full of packages, waiting to be sent to their final destination. this is just the beginning. >> the busiest rate for us -- streak for us is december 12 through 17th. after that, we stop approaching our deadlines for shipping your parcels and letters. we encourage everybody to ship early. reporter: there's 1000 employees at this location at any given time, sorting mail, rounding corners. all to get your holiday mail in on time. >> 650 five men and women of u.s. postal service are really proud of their responsibility in delivering the holidays for america. reporter: he says they start preparing for the holiday season at the start of the year. everything from big boxes to small ones to a section for letters. even outside, workers are shouldering -- sorting mail from the loading docks. usps says they are ready to deliver items fast. even with their holiday system in place

he says you sent me a card and they sent me two payment cards at once, some kind of abdul rashit abdulk, a bell, be quiet. and he swore every time. here they unblock my accounts, i will definitely give them back. there were moments when i had suspicions that, well, really. well go across the street to the post office and send me money or pay for his son after all. but then another misfortune happened to the american surgeon. and lyudmila alexandrovna hurried to help this time derek's hospital was attacked by terrorists, don't ask for details and the authorities ordered all the savings to be sent to a safe place derek collected a large box and sent people to alexandrovna well, who else is there 1.8 million dollars in this box and there more gold bars, she received a letter from the carrier company, in which there was a video file with currency, they demanded a delivery fee 38,000 dollars lyudmila alexandrovna could not stand it and reprimanded a friend. who said okay , i'm canceling, the package flies back, and then there's a letter again, which means los angeles customs. where did this

grew and the demonstrations spread south. leading to the resignation of former prime minister adul abdul, maddie, nearly 700 protesters were killed by security forces. tens of thousands were injured. and many cases of abductions, enforced disappearances were reported. while both the current and previous governments have pledged to ensure accountability for violations and abuses linked to the demonstrations, victims, families and human rights organizations are still concerned. human rights activists accused iran bagged groups of carrying out the killings. when archaeological mir concerned authorities have deliberately concealed the identity of perpetrators which it names as a 3rd party. because some official institutions are involved in the crack down against dissident voices and others whom money polluted the protests to shoot their interests for battle. had you heard, he keeps records of people killed along with his son, including those in other provinces. he says messages have been left on the doorstep of his house, warning him to stop us. oh, this is worth remains of most of our in hi

world championships among youths, and the breg on gucci met with a serious resistance from abdulla abdul but thanks to a spectacular throw, he managed to become the champion of russia. also note armen agayan, he had no equal in the category up to 73 kg. in the champions league, more than half of the playoff participants are already known. bayern and inter milan have already played the final round, having tickets to the 1/8 finals. the guest wished for revenge for the defeat in the first round, but it did not happen, the team of simon inzaghi re- entered, but missed the on-duty two goals of the benjament. the cook opened the accounts before the break erik chupa mating in the second half doubled bayern munich's advantage without any problems or point losses, overcame the group stage. well , those who bet on victory in an accident in a match against inter with an advantage of two or more goals doubled their bank. in the status of full-fledged participants in the playoffs, we held a face-to-face meeting in liverpool. napoli is also one of the teams in this confrontation. longing for revenge,

when i told abdul don't kill our soldiers, they are killing a lot of soldiers.ir snipers, losing a lot under the obama administration -- it was a disaster and i said don't do it abdul. don't do it. why but why he said? send me a picture of my house, i said because i think you have a beautiful house abdul. don't kill anymore of our soldiers. and from that call on, 18 months and you know what? biden used it in one of his speeches and they were screaming at him, don't say that. they didn't -- 18 months not one soldier was killed for 18 months. until the disaster at the airport which should never have taken place because you don't move the soldiers out first you move them out last. one of the worst and most sinister aspects of the biden administration is the complete and total corruption of our justice system and rule of law. before our very eyes biden and his left-wing handlers are turning america into a police state. that is what we are turning into. like something out of the communist countries you read about all the time. the radical democrats are locking up pro

flotilla under construction, headed by a new headquarters and a modern base for training the military abdulpiysk dagestan they talked about the new heroes of the special operation. corporal vladislav pavlov performed the combat mission of supplying units that were advancing on positions the whole enemy. in an effort to disrupt the delivery of material support. our servicemen began to fire at the corporal column. pavlov, together with the group, repelled the enemy attack, revealed the equipment from the bottom and delivered the cargo to a given area. junior sergeant roman shahbazov, together with his subordinates, guarded the ammunition point during reconnaissance, the military discovered saboteurs armed with small arms and grenade launchers, a battle ensued, the group held back the ukrainian military until reinforcements arrived. as a result, the enemy was defeated during performance of the task senior lieutenant. rustam bashirov noticed saboteurs who were moving in the direction of defensive lines, the military decided to stop the enemy group . poland will accept this germany additional in

. >> singer paula abdul also starred in this year's parade. >>> a kind donation that filled spirits and gas tanks ahead of the holiday. wait until you hear how much one man dished out to drivers. >>> sports is coming up after the break. thanks giving up football, they are synonymous. if you did not watch the games today, i've got good news, you are covered. the highlights, coming up next. nfc east showdown in dallas, and a surprising thriller in detroit. and a turkey leg. sports is next. >>> coming up on the cbs evening news, americans celebrate thanks giving. the president calls for stricter gun laws, and how one >>> the generosity of one man helping fill up the tanks of some drivers in massachusetts , businessman ernie bock jr. giving away $50,000 worth of free gas, yesterday. he says he did it because he believes in giving back. he did a similar giveaway in april, when hundreds of drivers lined up to fuel up. >> fabulous. we all need gas these days. >> it cost me more in money to get to that gas station. >> i know. >> $50,000 is pretty generous. >> very nice. >> generous sunshine tod

reporter: abdul is one of the managers at the site.round 6 million packages from this location. across the lower distribution level are conveyor belts full of packages, waiting to be sent to their final destination. this is just the beginning. >> the busiest rate for us -- streak for us is december 12 through 17th. after that, we stop approaching our deadlines for shipping your parcels ans.ncouge everybodyrt's at this location at any given time, sorting mail, rounding corners. all to get your holiday mail in on time. >> 650 five men and women of u.s. postal service are really proud of their responsibility in delivering the holidays for america. reporter: he says they start preparing for the holiday season at the start of the year. everything from big boxes to small ones to a section for letters. even outside, workers are shouldering -- sorting mail from the loading docks. usps says they are ready to deliver items fast. even with their holiday system in place, they are advising people to shop and ship early. >> it is something we are ac

abdul rahman al-accident enough, fresh collective memory of epidemics.irst explanation why in these arab countries? such a strict and responsible approach to the mind. well, what else is there? the explanation is that vaccination here has exceeded 90%. more on this later in our film. and there are 14,000 streets in it. yes, in every street there are two gates and two archers. yes, two guards each, who light oil on a candlestick, and street after street does not know vasily's guests walking in small asia egypt palestine 15th century. and in the twentieth before the discovery of oil, there was more and more a soviet journalist here. farid seifukov traveled to these places, just at the turn of the oil age burst into the middle ages. with their newly acquired wealth, the emirates acted wisely, in particular, they are building a foreign policy that involves a truly multilateral and universal dialogue. primarily. i want to thank you for the invitation since that meeting introduced happened. oh so many things. and by the way, that's especially highlighted, then

"they'd be better off dead," abdul rahab said. does anyone else also do the same thing? hasrat was carrying the tablets with him. they were tranquilisers. golam said he gives it to his one—year—old. these men, their dignity, broken by hunger. translation: i sold my five-year-old daughter for $1,200 _ and sent my teenage son to iran illegally to work. translation: we understand it's against islamic laws - and that we are putting our children's lives in danger, but there is no other way. "we have nothing. "where should we take our children and go?," they asked. four—year—old nazia lives next door, sold to be married to a boy from the southern province of kandahar. her family forced to choose between its children. "i needed the money to buy food and some medicines for my son. "look at him. "he's malnourished," nazia's father said. at 1a, nazia will be sent away. we didn't have to look hard to find these stories. they were behind every door we walked into. from what we've seen and heard, we know that there is a disaster unfolding on the ground here. hunger is a slow and sile

abdul qayyum collects the fragments of the home which was in his family for a century. to move back here. day and night, she asks for her bedroom. i am scared to rebuild here in case it floods again. let alone flash floods. but this year, they arrived with force, the water destroying notjust homes and schools, but roads and bridges, an entire landscape redrawn, and it could take a lot of time and money to rebuild. a monsoon on steroids, says the un. this was the wettest august ever for these southern provinces. pakistan's only responsible for a tiny fraction of global emissions. that the west needs to compensate poorer nations like his. some countries, namely pakistan, will be more exposed, more deeply vulnerable than others living in cooler longitudes. in my country, secretary—general, millions of people are going into winter without shelter or livelihood. millions remain homeless. already struggling through an economic crisis, a climate disaster has plunged them into further despair. the waters may have receded, but here, they still feel stranded. rajini vaidyanathan,

over the years , anna lena birmak in the bundesag also told abdul of the inflation crisis in the standard of living and assistance to ukraine. she openly acknowledged the conflict with moscow with the allahmus bill of the euro. as if under a microscope i saw all my internal problems. i would say it is it was a terrible year. russia has opened even more existing wounds, especially due to the global food crisis, so we are still allocating 1 billion additional funds for aid from the budget this winter we will continue to support ukraine because the bombing will not stop, but the minister. british defense ben and willis in an interview with the daily bis said that ukraine should continue to attack the positions of the russian military in the winter policy noted that maintaining the pace would be in the interests. kyiv edition emphasizes the bellicose statements are being heard amid calls to shift from armed confrontation to diplomacy at a time when high-ranking us officials. they tried to push ukraine from the battlefield to the negotiations, while the german media are increasingly writing ab

the military personnel who gave their lives in the performance of military duty. military training abdulot miss the new series of action-packed in the barents sea movie in 1944, the officers of the soviet counterintelligence needed to disrupt the enemy operation in the port of murmansk, but events would not unfold quite well, as the details of ekaterina frolova were planned . this is more than a dangerous combat operation a duel with a cunning and merciless enemy in 2 weeks an allied caravan with a cargo of explosives, aviation fuel 12 ships detachment should arrive in murmansk port smersh is trying to prevent a large-scale terrorist attack and neutralize the main enemy of the german intelligence agent lauritania. saburov has a personal score for adults with him. serezha is beautiful. you made me beautiful. while saburov anticipates the next steps of the enemy, elena decides. is it worth it to continue the service, because the future of their family now depends on it, she said, she understood from the intercepted encryption. it is known that the saboteurs are looking for a certain chemis

so the abdul aziz, also known as dr. cool, who is the professor and chair of air conditioning. of course doctor, we're going to get into the air conditioning later on. but 1st let's talk about how windy it is to the hey. and i know that the stadium is a huge stance. beautiful, and looks very stable. but do you think this will affect the stadium late? i will attack the fans. i mean what, what a great day and what these, even a great them they to, to test our facility. i mean inside is a completely isolated bubble from outside. and this is what we keep telling people around the globe that what we're creating is not only air conditioning, air conditioning is about speed of the, at the last of the air. and how pure is the air and then temperature and humidity. so inside that stadium is completely different, whether from outside the stadium. ok, let's move on to the air conditioning. you're known as dr. cool. so we're expecting to be a cool temperatures inside what is the difference between different stadiums because i've been to 974. and it wasn't that cool. 974 is a passive stadiu

question, and the fact is that we uh, we don't really like to deal with politics, and the width of abdulhole uh, this idea - it's a political caricature, yes are with certain elements of scandalousness sometimes very er-er weighty an element of scandal, er, hmm, i would say that of course we dream of the same popularity, but er, not in the same role as charlize, she was built on a slightly different basis. unfortunately not. we were the first to tell this story at the time when kyiv became er. well, everyone already learned about him. who uh created their own manga uh about this hero i think it's not the first and not the last is magic, i think that there is actually a story of the ghost of kyiv, er, this whole collective image deserves a series of this. yes, i remember when it appeared, we discussed everything there, the ghost of kyiv, someone said yes, it is a legend, it is not one a person is only people, this does not exist, but people. well, we talked, and it’s not important. heads, he is him. they are afraid of him . he slaps a manual and we don’t need anything else. and finance th

to nel. substitute abdul hamid seberio opened the scoring when his free kick went straight in on 73 minutes and another sub zachariah. i will call made game the game safe for morocco, an injury time to stun belgium's collection of stars. and spar chaos in the belt and capital brussels where police detained around a dozen people after riots broke out in several parts of the city on sunday evening . dozens of soccer fans some draped in rock and flags clashed with police with water cannon and tear gas croatia have moved to top of group f thanks to a comfortable for one victory over canada who go out of the tournament forward andre chrome march scored twice for croatia, this was his 2nd goal and croatia is 3rd on 70 minutes. putting the game beyond canada's reach, croatia are top of the group on 4 points, the same as morocco. and finally, in maryland, in the united states, a small plane crashed into power lines on sunday night and ended up suspended in mid air. the 2 occupants of the plane were alive, but seriously hurt. they were unable to get out of the wreck, which hung on a steel tower, abo

commissioner for human rights as, as the egypt to release at jailed egyptian british political activists ala abdul fatter. he's been on a 7 month hunger strike in prison and stopped drinking water 2 days ago. when the cop 27th summit began in egypt, faster has been held in jail for several years with no charge. back is on said the journalist who was killed last month in kenya was targeted. arshad sharif was shot dead in nairobi nearly 2 months after he left pakistan. a police report said officers at the open fire on the vehicle sharif was trapping in when it drove through a road block. they said they'd been looking for car thieves. and officials in the democratic republic of congo, say thousands of recruits of join the fight against the armed group and $23.00 men ra veranda is accusing. the d. r. congo of for voc provocation, after a fighter jet, entered its ass space from these planes have been targeting the m 23 congress as any infringement for one desert space was a mistake. and a french catholic church has been hit by a new scandal cardinal jean pierre records has confessed to assaulting a 14

he can't count, pardon doha, antony, blinkin, and mohammed to ben abdul rahman, our fanny also discussed climate change and humanitarian assistance. turkish president, edwin says to kia will launch a ground operation in northern syria as soon as possible. that's in response to an escalation along the border between the turkish military and kurdish forces. oddly, from now on, there is only one measure for us. there is only one limit, and that is the safety of our own country, our own citizens. it is almost legitimate right to go where this security is ensured. those who come from thousands of kilometers away for their own safety and use aimless force should understand this, right? a for us security sources in northern iraq say a runs revolutionary guard has targeted kurdish opposition groups in the region. a base north of the city of co cook was hit with missiles and chemicals. the drones, turan has accused iranian kurdish groups of stoking nationwide protests which have group the countries since massa. many died in police custody in september. and in asia prison and joker were, dodo has

sheikh muhammad bin abdul rahman altani gives all this european arrogance a very accurate characterizationards that annoy us. it is ironic that such a tone is heard in countries of europe that call themselves liberal democracies. this looks very arrogant. even the rasis dui is curious in the end, how the unfriendly crowd is littered with swords, the brass band performs the russian katyusha. here it is soft power. the neighbors of belarus , ukraine, latvia, are destroying common life and common memory on the borders, and literally destroying bridges, but they are building fences about the appearance of anastasia sakhovskaya. from here, ukraine looks like a night, the so -called egoza over concrete slabs half hidden by an earthen embankment in front of it, a moat along which the state border is being built. this fence is being carried out at a slow pace. uh, about 3-4. uh, reinforced concrete slabs work daily, both in civilian clothes and, uh, armed servicemen from the marginal side. where is pizza, if the length of the border is more than 1,000 km, even minus the swamps of rivers and lakes,

so some hope and there was a big shocking group asked where morocco belgium to nil, substitute abdul homage. so barry opens the scoring when his free tick went straight in on 73 minutes and another sub secaria i book law made the game safe for morocco, an injury time to stun belgium's collection of stars and spar chaos. in the belgian capital, russell's police detained around a dozen people, in fact, after riots broke out in several parts of the city. on sunday evening, dozens of soccer fans some draped in morocco. flags crashed, clashed with police, with water cannon and tear gas fac on the pitch. croatia have moved to the top of group f thanks to a comfortable for one victory over canada who go out of the tournament. forward. andre cromartie ich scored twice for croatia. this was his 2nd goal and crucial 3rd on 70 minutes. putting the gain beyond canadas. reach, croatia, our top of the group on full points, the same as morocco. finally, in maryland, in the united states, a small plane crashed into power lines on sunday night and ended up suspended in mid air. the 2 occupants of the

is right here on the mediterranean. huge concrete blocks have been laid in the water engineer. esa abdul hamid is inspecting the 22 kilometer brake water every year. it has to be extended. otherwise, parts of the city of alexandria would be flooded by 3 me to waves. it's a race against dine. we have to steal our sales straight now for the fight against climate change. we've all been feeling with over the last ticket. the headset of registered with alexandria has never before experienced so many violent storms and big waves in such a short time. it's one of the cities most at risk from climate change. the story is the same further south in the now delta. one of the most fertile and densely populated places on earth, the bread basket of egypt. mohammed alarm is one of the millions of small farmers in the delta. he makes his living from sugar cane rice and wheat his crops, of flagging over good plans that you to ripen in 3 months now take longer so the crops don't thrive in this soil any more, the harvest just gets worse and worse with palm trees, a dying in parts of the delta, the earth is

the first pff award went to activists and political prisoner, abdul fattah , who ran one of egypt's longest celebrated blogs. the second award of the night went to fix it. ceo and co founder kyle wins the website teaches people how to repair their own gadgets and reduce the waste. the catch is you have to wiggle your own tool to fix the thing. i can't sell you the tool. nobody can tell you the tool. you can't go on ebay and buy the tool you have to will your own tools. so we're working on the federal benefits that the third award of the night went to digital defense fund, which supports and expands abortion access through digital security. south bay cities consume impose term limits on mayors and council members. the reform measures on track to pass after this week's election, also a new opportunity to give back to bay area veterans. the pets the vets program now underway. the weekend. just around the corner. now we're going to get you set up with the saturday and sunday forecasters a chance for a few sprinkles on saturday. we'll time that out for you see ou ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on se

grew and the demonstrations spread south leading to the resignation of former prime minister adul abdul, maddie. nearly 700 protesters were killed by security forces. tens of thousands of were injured and many cases of abductions, enforced disappearances were reported. weighed both the current and previous governments have pledged to ensure accountability for violations and abuses. link to the demonstrations, victims, families and human rights organize sions are still concerned. human rights activists accused iran bagged groups of carrying out the killings. when archaeological mir concerned authorities have deliberately concealed the identity of perpetrators which it names as a 3rd party because some official institutions are involved in the crack down against dissident voices and others whom money polluted the protests to shoot their interests for battle had you heard he keeps records of people killed along with his son, including those in other provinces. he says messages have been left on the doorstep of his house, warning him to stop. oh oh, this is were 3 means of most of our in hi

i sent in ana, aku for abdul has been hoping to get financial support from the i'm f that opponent say government is failing to tackle the unfolding crisis. thrown and we are offering to resign. how to operate with your club on how we often here to resign or go for the for public? i think it was my question. so do so respond to quote the alarm. i don't want to talk to people. oh wow. i just don't thought felberg and our address is also in arkwright brings a small this is a demonstration is not in god. i stepped out of the shop now the cold weather marching day. and the reason is the moment, right? this is the final destination was features were supposed to be presented by leaders organizers and only got what they found was a church holding side by side by this demonstration. and that, and get a look for just this morning. this is largely christian society to bring to me alongside something's not so so difficult for many to understand, but all the same, the demonstrator and then he did, he had deliverance. but you have been going by what we saw in the morning hours of marching to get to

the girls came late in the game from abdul hamid subsidy. and zakiria plough to give them a to know when it was only morocco's 3rd, when ever as well cut finals, and they're in a strong position to reach the last 16 for the 1st time. since 1986 they will qualify. if they avoid defeat against canada in their final group game, the other upset came as close to re can bounce back from this 7 gold, thumping by spain to beat japan. keisha phil as 81st minute goal was enough for one to win. at the at mad been alley stadium, that was costa rica is the 1st shot on target. at this tournaments in the clash of the european heavy weights, germany picked up their 1st point of the tournaments in a draw with spain. it was spain who took the lead when alvaro murata came on as a substitute and put his side ahead. but germany fought back to secure what could prove a vital point in this group and other sub nicholas full croak finding the target journey leads to beat costa rica in their final grip game to have any chance of reaching them the account states and c

30 rockets, targeted rival held areas which include a camp for displaced people al jazeera as adam abdul. her son has more from edward butler, jehovah leave, yet many were killed and others injured. most of them, the children and women as the regimes forces targeted this idp camp and carefully shallows. it lives western country, side of this whole water. according to the serene opposition, these camps were targeted by missiles carrying the internationally band, cluster bombs. this explains the high number of casualties among the internally displaced. citizens has threatened sprayed of ro, vast area, followed the farther than he, i shot the civil defense. his rescue teams recovered the dead bodies and the injured were taken to the nearest specialists, hospitals, and lube. they also removed the wreckage of the cluster bombs from within the camp . in addition, many of the tents caught fire as a result of the attack war. holler, min, that'll cove fear and panic caused many of the families in those camps to run to the nearby woods. they feel more strikes to come, especially this is not the 1s

abdul el-sayed, c charlie dent, and karyn finny.lination to run again? >> i want to say two things about that. i want to compare this to historical record. you have not seen a president's party perform this well in their first midterms in recent history. you can go back all the way to reagan, right, and you still don't see this kind of performance. but i will tell you what will definitely vindicate the president's potential decision to run which will be the big announcement that potentially donald trump potentially could make that he's been teasing. i think if donald trump decides to run, i think that will pull joe biden back into this race. i will say this, barring the narrative that we had about the midterms coming into this midterm election, you got a lot of momentum for the president, whether it was a number of legislative victories, whether it was the sort of climbing up of his approval rating, so i'm really interested to see what happens in the coming weeks about people start to feel about president biden. >> didn't feel like

. >> and there it is, abdul, they capture it perfectly. >> yeah.of a poll that came out just about a week before the election was that 70% of americans agreed that democracy was in crisis but only 17% of them attributed that to authoritarianism, the rest talked about corruption and the ways in which a lot of democracy feels like it is -- it's had the talons of big corporations put into it. and i think that as we think about what comes out of this election, it's going to be really critical for us to be asking how do we make sure that beyond saving the ability to actually vote for your representatives we're also asking how do we make sure we remove the obstacles that a lot of folks feel like are getting in the way between their political will and the outcomes of our actual public policy. >> i mean, i've been covering lots of races over -- we all have and to me it feels like republicans talk a lot more about gender and pronouns and, quote, unquote, groomers than democrats have on the campaign trail, but republicans are also talking about crime and inf

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katara deputy prime minister and foreign minister in doha. antony blinking and shake mohammed ben abdul rahman are funny. also discuss climate change and humanitarian assistance. the 2 men held a news conference earlier a summer than java was there. the 1st session of you, a strategic dialogue happening a wire that will cup is taking place here in court that we heard from the public for mr. and the u. s. secretary of state talking about how this world cup has bolstered times between the 2 countries. not just in terms of security, but to words. sports diplomacy is where the united states is going to be holding the world cup in 2026. we've heard both of them talk about various aspects of the relationship between the united states and other including energy and other areas. also human rights that came up and the question was asked about whether this is a politicized. woke up to which the secretary of state said that he is happy to be in cutter and cheering on team united states. we congratulate cutter on hosting the 1st world cup in the middle east. the amir statement that all are welcome

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and the strike was not intentional the family of jailed egyptian activist i'll abdul fata has been allowed to visit him in jail 2 days after he ended his hunger strike. they say his condition has deteriorated severely and he suffered what they describe as a near death experience. the new boss of the failed crypto currency exchange f t x that says the company used customer funds to buy employees homes and the bahamas. f t. x filed for bankruptcy last week. the new c o describes the collapse as a complete failure of corporate control. former italian prime minister, silvio berlusconi has been acquitted, of bribing, a witness and 2013 under age prostitution case. but it's going, he was charged with allegedly paying and italian sing a lie in a previous trial where he was accused of paying for sex with a 17 year old american. don't. well, those are the headlines inside story as next say with ah, the cost of living prices worse as in the u. k, inflation is at its highest level in more than 40 years. millions of people cannot afford to buy food or heat their homes. so well, the new government's bu

and he needs medical attention. abdul factors been on a 7 month hunger strike in private prison and stopped drinking water 2 days ago. but the top 27 summit began in egypt. he's been in prison on several occasions most recently since september 2019. there's hope the e u and u. k. are closing in on a deal to resolve a bit. a dispute of a post breaks it trading rules for northern ireland and the rest of the k. but it's not just customs arrangements of steak as where we challenge reports from belfast. the dispute has cast out on the very foundation of peace in northern ireland. if you want to make sense of northern ireland then and now speak to paul donnelly, we're not doing the trial or what was we done in the past. there are still trauma, lack of food, we are still displaying complex behaviors considerably off to the offense. the belfast tool guy takes visit is 325 years worth of bombings and shootings. and he knows the central pillar of northern ireland peace. the good friday agreement. he worked on it as a mediator. manth at the various parties had been so conflicted a grade that they were