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back to you adrian but i. will speak to you again a little later now of the course of the thing we've been talking about some of the legal challenges that might arise from the selection whoever wins for them but will have an administration with a supreme court that has a conservative majority we've got a lot of ground to cover let's throw it over to chad and washington should have a draft is not just the supreme court but all so many low court positions have been filled by the republican party it's been a major a major achievement let's discuss this and the implications of all the structure blackman's joins us he's a constitutional law professor at south texas college of law and houston jeff house is a lawyer and executive director of the revolving door project at the center for economic and policy research and back with us once again is journalist and host of the bottom line steve clemons and it was a long held goal josh off the republican party the theory seemed to be look demographics are against the republ

adrian kennedy. thank you. well as the 1st studio movie to resume for adoption during the pandemic, duran's sec, world dominion recently managed to ramp up production, having gone through some 40000 covert 900 tests and rigorous sequestering and monitoring of its cast and crew. well, it's just one illustration of the massive challenges facing the film industry in the covert era, as now even screenwriters grapple with how to write around distancing requirements . sebastiano andre likes to listen to classical music while he writes, this is that's how he gets his best ideas. the great all snowballs into the room with a bloody nose. did you have a fight? creative has never been harder. you have to do. i told you i would sort glorio out myself. darling, come here. he cruised. she kisses him. some of the alarm kissing is not allowed. there's a global pandemic going on in. ok. so one day my, it's not really have a siren on his desk, but he does have to take a number of issues into account just the script accordingly.

my colleague, adrian kennedy, is here for more adrian best drama went to delhi crime. is this a well deserved choice? in your opinion? yes, this is a very important 7 part series. from netflix, india, it was directed by the met and it tells the story of the police investigation following the delhi gang rape of dissent 2012, which caused a storm of outrage across india and led to changes in the lol. as the chief investigator, it was originally conceived as a movie, the dark suspense. 6 years for such a story. before shooting of the 62 days. the series ends wrapping up that particular case, but there will be a 2nd series with the same cast of characters investigating a new crime. and who could forget that horrible event. now let's talk about the best documentary. i mean that went to a syrian film that's also been generating a lot of attention. tell us more about the documentary film for some. i was previously nominated for an oscar. this shows the life of a key in aleppo, touring the civil war in syria. film is a message to have some explaining why the family stay on des

elections where only the thank you adrian we are 500 hours g.m.t. and we are on the west coast of the united states at this point just for to tell you about here but what we get now is a chance to actually give a little more shape to the map and will show you the map in a moment 1st of all let's deal with this new hampshire we're projecting that for joe biden of course one that we were just waiting for confirmation on a state in a part of the country that is very blue but which hillary clinton barely won in 26 states that joe biden's team will be pleased i guess to hang on to that given the situation 4 years ago.

i'm adrian finighan. this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a look at the world of business and economics. this week. the once mighty financial capitals of the world and refused to coast towns by the pandemic. can they reinvent themselves? as more people work from home? we're in brazil where millions of lost their jobs to the coronavirus, but some of found new ways to feed themselves. that could also help in the fight against deforestation that ought to sink into record lows. the turkish lira reaches for higher ground, as the central bank of about, and his son in law, resigns as finance minister for more than a century, cities have been magnets for millions of people with the promise of a better life and work. but the pandemic is realizing the way we live and work. city centers have been turned into ghost towns as people work from home. so that could potentially leave last thing. scars with shops, restaurants, and services that case the commuters being decimated by some estimates. the economic damage to

this is al-jazeera adrian from going to here in doha. the headlines a district judge in pennsylvania has thrown out a lawsuit filed by the trump campaign, which sought to exclude millions of mail in ballots. in the states, a scathing ruling handed down by the judge says the lawsuit failed to provide evidence of voter fraud. by can i reports from washington? but this very significance because it's a ruling by a federal charge and also significant because of the extremely scathing language he used. he likened the trump appeal to a frankenstein monster which had been put together haphazardly. he made very clear that he believed there was no grounds for the trump claim whatsoever. and this makes it very unlikely that it can go on an appeal given that there are no grounds . nevertheless, trump's lawyers, his personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, who argued the case before the judge says he wants to take it to the next level, the 3rd district and from there to the supreme court. u.s. health officials are urging people not to travel for the thanksgiv

adrian, take it away. >> thank you, dan. thank you, everybody, for giving us the time today to present this to you. as mentioned, i'm going to run you through the information planning and the physical sign element of both the analysis we did. so slide 3, please. so the background as dan explained was a variety of -- could you move that one slide -- as i mentioned, we're going to run through really design concepts for the physical signage improvement we're looking at proposals for the digital system including the kiosk and management system, and the preliminary plans and budget estimates for program improvements. we were focused on transit customer journeys and the reason for that is that is the core function of the building. and also because these people are often unfamiliar with the city and time limited, which makes them highly susceptible to any wayfinding system. we acknowledge the fact as we all recover from covid, improving the customer experience of transit customers will be all the more important in the future. key f

are going to hunt but adrian about but i didn't. have any thanks dave should have i am going to have his kemal for a swing around the swing states yes exactly we just want to keep an eye on things as we wait for joe biden please give me a shout if you say that joe biden such as speak obviously want to hear what he has to say but let's look at the state the rights as it stands right now we're going to start doing some addition ok so 223-5145 joe biden well ahead but he's picked up all his solid blue states already let us look at florida 1st of all florida which still hasn't been called even with 99 percent of precincts reporting but let's just for argument's sake put that into donald trump's column. so that is florida and then we look at texas which. has been talking about was seen as a swing state we did very much look at it like that but that is a big difference let's say that that leans reading goes into his column which is paul is there for a 2nd just pause for a 2nd because that is some quick math come to north carolina in a mom

adrian, germany, thanks dave. that's it from the news site of already. i will be back with you in just a few moments to bring you up to speed. all see again, i think a key figure of the early 20th century arab literary scene and a feminist writer had of her time. so why did her story and in such tragedy, al-jazeera won't expose the life and why of maisie arda on al-jazeera. it's the u.k.'s biggest hospital with eventual capacity for 4000 covert. 19 patients built inside a london conference center. it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding the critical care bed count and other similar sites on the way the actual london numbers could be much higher than advertised researches say that huge gaps in testing capacity that the government is now trying to close, extrapolate that across the country and the spread of corona virus appears far wider than anyone thought from the ounces here in london from a car 10 times to special gas in conversation. when you say i lie a 1000000 times that, that comes back, you then can

adrian beyonce is leading the pack. are you surprised? i'm not surprised. yes. 9 nominations, and she extends her lead as the most nominated female artist of all time. of course the grammy controversy with the own say is how many grammys she goes on to win. she does have $24.00 free grammys already, but she was nominated so many times in the past, so missed out $47.00 times. sometimes in that big status categories. instantly husband jay z. is now tied with legendary producer quincy jones as the most nominated male artist. but the gender gap is closing, and he's only one head of beyond say, snow and ice and he has 80, she has 7, you know, so she is catching up pretty quite what it was our car for. ok. but in general, this is really a female dominated year of nominations this major, that's right. for the 1st time ever, the female lineups in the rock performance and country album categories. and the 2nd, most nominated artist is who other than taylor swift. it was worth the most of those nominations for the us stars acclaimed album, folklore, slightly more int

and my colleague, adrian kennedy, is here. adrian, let's talk a little bit more about these virtual museum tours. i know that you've been on if you can replace the real thing when it can be quite intriguing sheets of museums that you wouldn't normally go. so i think one of the problems is that some of the very interesting if you zoom into the picture is the definition isn't always fact could really say with our land dot com and the to the hilton thing that we saw there, the very good some of the museums are not using state of the art technology. for example, i was at the gate see and i couldn't read the info texts on the walls next. now i've tried a few of these. one thing that struck me is, it's kind of fun. the visit a museum you've never been so you can wander around some of these empty rooms on your own. but at some point, i felt that i wanted a little morientes. maybe a guy view. that's right, but some museums are responding to that. for example, the bar perini and paul stanley here, which houses the collection of soft 10

i'm going to turn over to adrian and he'll discuss cost estimates. >> thank you, dan. if we could just move to it slide 23, please. thank you very much. so, we provide an outline estimate of mentioned based on the preliminary plan and visual designs. so this is sort of a plus-minus 25% assessment of costs at this stage. we've looked at physical signage. digital information as well as the potential contingency associated with developing those to the next stage. i think it's important to remember that phase one we're anticipating something that could be introduced in a year. so a rapid turnaround. phase 2 may take longer, obviously, it's a larger investment. and we understand of course that may take more than two years to budget, but it is -- it is in our estimation possible physically within about two years. the costs are laid out there for you. i won't go through them in detail. but just to comment that phase 1 includes detailed design of all physical elements we have shown as visual concepts. the physical adjustments. addition of static, temporary transit information

scott roxboro for us on location there and joining me now in the studio is my colleague adrian kennedy hi adrian back up there just for a 2nd because obviously there's no such thing as the socially distant sex scene it's pretty much the end at least for the time being of intimate scenes in movies i really don't think so karen for one thing you couldn't socially isolate the production crew. but also the 2 or more participants in this hypothetical. scene could also take a test and then things should be alright instantly we saw there that some invisible per specs screens were being used to separate act and extras i think the interest of full disclosure we should point out that there is a screen between the. us and if i move my arm in this storage you can actually sometimes see it's. the magic of film it's all illusion indeed it is now a film productions are going ahead albeit with a lot of improvisation but is the key to this simply minimizing all contacts for everyone involved outside and on that take that quite far in bulgaria they are also expect experimenting with remote directing it

adrian kennedy. thank you. well as the 1st studio movie to resume for adoption during the pandemic, jurassic world dominion recently managed to wrap up production, having gone through some 40000 covert 900 tests and rigorous sequestering and monitoring of its cast and crew. well, it's just one illustration of the massive challenges facing the film industry in the covert era, as now even screenwriters grapple with how to write around distancing requirements . sebastiano andre likes to listen to classical music. while he writes, he says that's how he gets his best ideas. mcgregor all stumbles into the room with a bloody nose. did you have a fight? creative has never been harder. you have to do. i told you i would sort out myself. darling, come here. she kisses him sound the alarm kissing is not allowed. there's a global pandemic going on. no. ok, so one day my, it's not really have a siren on his desk, but he does have to take a number of issues into account just the script accordingly. of course, i could minimiz

hi adrian back up there just for a 2nd because obviously there's no such thing as a socially distant sex scene it's pretty much the end at least for the time being of intimate scenes in movies i really don't think so karen for one thing you couldn't socially isolate the production crew. but also the 2 or more participants in this hypothetical. scene could also take a test and then things should be all right instantly we saw there that invisible. screens were being used to separate act and extras i think the interest of full disclosure we should point out there is a person scream between the. ass and if i move my arm in this story you can actually sometimes see it's. the magic of film it's all illusion indeed it is now a film productions are going head albeit with a lot of improvisation but is the key to this simply minimizing all contacts for everyone involved outside and on set and they take that quite far in bulgaria they are also express experimenting with remote directing feel. possible for the director who work from home and we can see this in action here in the us all look fair

adrian, thank you.well, we're looking at a possible delay to the 1st grand slam of the tennis season of the astray. and i've been trying to negotiate with government officials on how players will quarantine tennis australia is trying to find a way to allow players to train or compete while still in mandatory isolation. the tournament is scheduled to begin in mid january, meaning combat says would have to be in melbourne next month to complete all the procedures. but victorian state officials say they still haven't finalized all plans. it's a lot of the people they delight by, you know, away coach they want think that still must logically but it's not, it's not the only option that you know, as you know, the french open, i think with delight bought by many months. some women didn't appear at all, but it looks i still think it's much more likely that it will be a shorter route than along the line. was important as a tennis tournament is we're not going to jeopardize our coronavirus status by anything othe

scott roxboro for us on location there and joining me now in the studio is my colleague adrian kennedy hi adrian back up there just for a 2nd because obviously there's no such thing as the socially distant sex scene it's pretty much the end at least for the time being of intimate scenes in movies i really don't think so karen for one thing you couldn't socially isolate the production crew. but also the 2 or more participants in this hypothetical scene could also take a test and then things should be alright instantly we saw there that invisible per specs screens were being used to separate act and extras i think the interest of full disclosure we should point out there is a person scream between the 2 of us and if i move my arm in this story you can actually sometimes see it so it's the magic of film it's all illusion indeed it is now a film productions are going ahead albeit with a lot of improvisation but is the key to this simply minimizing all contacts for everyone involved outside and on set and they take that quite far in bulgaria they are also express experimenting with remote d

adrian kennedy. thank you. well as the 1st studio movie to resume production during the pandemic, jurassic world dominion recently managed to ramp up production. having gone through some 40000 covert, $900.00 tests and rigorous sequestering and monitoring of its cast and crew. well, it's just one illustration of the massive challenges facing the film industry in the covert era, as now even screenwriters grapple with how to write around distancing requirements . sebastiano andre likes to listen to classical music while he writes, this is that's how he gets his best ideas. mcgregor all snowballs into the room with a bloody nose. did you have a fight? greg? your creative has never been harder. you have to do. i told you i would sort of media out myself. darling, come here. she kisses him. something or kissing is not allowed. there's a global pandemic going on in. ok. so andre, my, it's not really have a siren on his desk, but he does have to take a number of issues into account just the script accordingly demanded

adrian beyonce is leading the pack. are you surprised that surprised? yes. 9 nominations and she extends her lead. as the most nominated female artist of all time. of course the grammy controversy with, by the own say is how many grammys she goes on to win. she does have $24.00 free grammys already, but she was nominated times in the past, so missed out 47 times. and sometimes in the big states this categories instantly husband jay z. is now tied with legendary producer quincy jones as the most nominated. but the gender gap is closing, and he's only won a head of beyond safe nomination. he has 80, she has 7, you know, so she's catching up pretty ok. but in general, this is really a female dog. you're of nominations is major. that's right. for the 1st time ever, the female lineups in the rock before mints and country album categories. and the 2nd most nominated artist is who other than taylor swift or swift most as i was nominations for the u.s. stars, a claimed album, functional, slightly more introspective album, which was written and recorded in lockd

adrian. what else stood out to you at this year's international? i mean awards? well, i was absolutely delighted that glenda jackson got the best actress award at the age of 84 for her role as more in this, but is missing for just it's a detective story, amateur detective story that also deals with the devastation of dementia. despite all the more incredible, as jackson took 23 years off from acting to serve as a member of parliament and won the 1st of her 2 oscars white back in 1970. now speaking of the 1970, is it her dream? and we're going to shift gears a little bit because i think that your, you brought us another piece of news that has to do with another 970 s. icon. that's fine just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water. that's a question of now because the only surviving shark model costs for the 975 oscar winning film jaws has been hoisted into its new drawing dog home. at the academy museum in los angeles, the 7.63 to shark with 116 teeth, was rescued from a junkyard and has been do not only lovingly restored to its former glory years as

my colleague, adrian kennedy, is here for more. adrian best drama went to delhi crime. is this a well deserved choice in europe? and yes, this is a very important 7 part series from netflix, india, it was directed by the met. and it tells the story of the police investigation following the delhi gang rape of december 2012, which caused a storm of outrage across india and led to changes in the role. as the chief investigator, it was originally conceived as a movie, the dark suspense. 6 years for such a story before shooting of the 62, the series ends wrapping up that particular case, but there will be a 2nd series with the same cast of characters, investigating a new crime. and who could forget that horrible event. now let's talk about the best documentary. i mean, that went through a syrian film that's also been generating a lot of attention. tell us more about the documentary film for some. i was previously nominated for an oscar. this shows the life of a key in aleppo, touring the civil war in syria. film is a message to her story explaining why the family stay on des

thank you, adrian. i mean, this is, you're right when it comes to infectious diseases, the advantages of cities that density of talent, the global connectedness actually become vulnerabilities. and in the case of london, a whole series of challenges that predated coded. 'd the rising cost of living. 'd some of the infrastructure, the inequalities where. 'd we just became that much more pressing and that workplaces are a great example. we saw pretty much overnight with the emergence of the. 'd 10 demick, most of financial and professional services, switched to remote working, something we thought would take 5 years. and now as we look forward, some of those changes are, are looking more and more permanent. certainly there's a different demand for the mix of public transport options and how you use commercial space. now it's uncertain what those long term trends will be. but certainly some of the takeaways i think are, are becoming clear that we're. 'd in a more permanent, flexible working more businesses

adrian for get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up devastation wreaked by a super typhoon nearly a 1000000 people have been displaced at least 10 people have died in the philippines as the search for survivors goes on in western turkey 2 days after a powerful earthquake there $62.00 people in and of died. 2 people die in ivory coast and violence with security forces after an election that's been rejected by the opposition. we begin with one of the most divisive u.s. elections in recent years donald trump and joe biden have less than 48 hours to make their final pitch to the american people and they're doing it in several important battleground states president trump is now come painting in michigan where he won by less than one percentage point in 2016 joe biden is hoping to win that states that he made his case when he went there on friday trump is expected to hold rallies in 5 different states on sunday while biden will focus on pennsylvania another crucial states for the former former vice president our correspondents are closely following the campaigns kimberly how cou

hello, i'm adrian for the get. this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up. the u.s. approves an antibody drug for corona virus, as the number of cases surges past 12000000 across the country. protests as talks the congress building in guatemala as anger grows of a bunch of cuts for health services and education. desperate for food and aid, we report from sudan where thousands of refugees who fled the fighting in ethiopia are getting help. president donald trump, a suffered another court loss in his attempt to overturn the results of the us presidential election. a district court judge in pennsylvania has thrown out a lawsuit filed by the trump campaign, which sought to exclude millions of mail in ballots. in the states, the judge issued a scathing ruling saying it had failed to provide evidence of voter fraud. but from campaign is now lost to withdrawn dozens of civil lawsuits and go live now to washington d.c. out to 0 as mike hanna is there might this case, one of dozens of similar lawsuits filed by the trump campaign. none of which the so far been successful. inde

all hello, i'm adrian for the get. this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up anger on the streets of bangkok. protesters are once again hit with water cannons. as police try to stop anti-government demonstrations. chiz in peru as a former world bank officials chose to become the 3rd president in a week amid a serious political crisis. and saudi arabia has bought $17000000000.00 worth of alms from g. 20 nations since 2015. when look into the oxfam ripples we begin though with a situation in northern ethiopia, where gray rebels have refused to give in to the government. 3 days ago, prime minister had issued an ultimatum to stand down or face war attacks. on tuesday he delivered on that threat. the air force says that it carried out the strikes to the region's main city of the. it's the primary base for the tea, great people's liberation front told pti p.l.f. which governs the prime minister. i'll be all bad, says the attacks will continue until the tea p.l.f. is brought to justice and its leaders are replaced. th

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but for now i hand you back to adrian sam many thanks, dave. and that's where we end this news hour. but of course, the news continues come all sort of rear over here as well teacher in just a few moments. i'll see you again. thanks for watching by for december on al-jazeera, it's 10 years since of revolution in tunisia ignited the arab spring. al-jazeera looks back at the uprising and asks what really changed across the middle east. the stream is where al jazeera is global audience becomes a global community. a year after the 1st coronavirus case in china will examine the devastation caused by the virus and the efforts made to eliminate covert 90 people in power is back with more investigative documentaries and in-depth stories. climate leaders will gather online to press ahead with a new stage of the paris climate agreement and examine the possible global solutions. december on al-jazeera demain, the intersection of reality and comedy and post revolution, tennessee, a mission, to entertain, educate and provoke debate through satire, how weapo

and al-jazeera hello, i'm adrian from again, this is that live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes after weeks of delay, u.s. prisons elect joe biden is finally getting to the formal go ahead to begin his transition to the white house. a bleak outlook for the global airline industry. the pandemic is expected to cost it nearly $120000000000.00 just this year alone. ethiopia's government says that to ground forces a giving up the fight. but the t.p. l.f. is adamant that i mean, i've lost all china launches an unmanned spacecraft to the moon and aims to bring back walks for blueness office and all the sports captain. he has been left out of the cattle and they get ready to face the animal key if i can. following weeks of delay and uncertainty, u.s. president elect, joe biden has now formally begun his transition to the white house, the head of the general services administration. as designated by the apparent winner of this month's presidential election, that clears the way for the transition to get underway. donald trump, who has refused to concede de

my colleague, adrian kennedy, is here for more. adrian best drama went to delhi crime. is this a well deserved choice, in your opinion? yes, this is a very important 7 part series. from netflix, india, it was directed by the nets. and it tells the story of the police investigation following the delhi gang rape of december 2012, which caused a storm of outrage across india and led to changes in the law. as the chief investigator said, it was originally conceived as a movie that talks of in 6 years researching the story before shooting of the 62 series ng's wrapping up. that particular case. but there will be a 2nd series with the same cast of characters, investigating a new crime. and who could forget that horrible event. now let's talk about the best documentary. i mean, that went through a syrian film that's also been generating a lot of attention. tell us more about yes, the documentary film for some was previously nominated for an oscar. this shows the life of the key in aleppo. joining the civil war in syria film is a message to have some explaining why the family s

and my colleague, adrian kennedy, is here. adrian, let's talk a little bit more about these virtual museum tours. i know that you've been on if you can replace the real thing when it can be quite intriguing museums that you wouldn't normally go. so i think one of the problems is that some of the works are an interesting if you zoom into the picture is the definition isn't always fact could really say with our land dot com to the hilton thing that we saw there, the very good some of the museums are not using state of the art technology. for example, i was at the get c, and i couldn't read the info text on the walls next. they are. now i've tried a few of these. one thing that struck me is, it's kind of fun to visit a museum. you've never been so you can wander around some of these empty rooms on your own. but at some point, i felt that i wanted a little morientes. maybe maybe a guy of you, that's right, but some museums are responding to that. for example, the bar, perini, and pottstown near here which houses the collection of

we hear from adrian or. of pro-democracy lawmakers in hong kong, saying it is a challenge to beijing's authority. theook at what it means for city's business and political future. it's friday the 13th. what do you see? sophie: we are seeing the nikkei 225 in the topix set for a back-to-back weekly gain but rising virus cases in japan may be weighing on risk sentiment. the yen holding gains above 105 and the nikkei 225 edging lower along with the topix. u.s. futures seeing some slight gains for s&p e-minis after stimulus stocks hitting a wall. megan bank earnings -- mega bank earnings -- goldman expecting foreign buying will pick up in 2021. let's turn to south korea. we are seeing downside for the kospi this morning. aftersending losses in falling on thursday. we have the korean won slightly weaker this morning after it reached 1110. we are seeing the nzx 50 fluctuating for a second weekly advance. the kiwi dollar back the 60 60's zone. it seems to be overdone given lingering uncertainty flagged by governor

and my colleague, adrian kennedy is here. adrian, let's talk a little bit more about these virtual museum tours. i know that you've been on, if you can, they replace the real thing when it can be quite intriguing and it gets you to museums that you wouldn't normally go. so i think one of the problems is that some of the these artworks are an interesting if you zoom into the pictures, the definition isn't always fact could really say with our plan dot com. today, hilton thing that we saw the very good, but some of the museums are not using state of the art technology. for example, i was at the get sea in los angeles. and i couldn't read the info texts on the walls next. and now i've tried a few of these. one thing that struck me is, it's kind of fun to visit a museum. you've never been to, you can wander around some of these empty rooms on your own. but at some point, i felt that i wanted a little morientes. maybe it may be a guy of you. that's right, but some museums are responding to that. for example, the bar, perini, and p

we care for adrian fenty going to here in doha, before. 00 world that some bring you up to speed with the latest the deadline imposed by the ethiopian government for to ground forces to surrender is set to expire later on wednesday, the federal army is threatening the use of artillery artillery on the main city of mckelway. if regional forces fail to lay down their arms out, as it was him organising sudan near the ethiopian border, with more on the humanitarian crisis. boy, we're talking about more than 40000 who've arrived just over the past 3 weeks. when you look at the u.n. projections, they say that they expect 200000 refugees to arrive over the coming 6 months. but when you look at the rate of arrivals with at least 3000 people arriving every single day, according to sudanese authorities, they're expecting the number of 200000 refugees to reach 2022 to reach that figure . much earlier sudanese authorities say that could happen in as soon as 3 months, if not sooner. and they're worried about the capability or their capacity to handle this influx of refugees. they've already opened

hello adrian for they can hear in the headlines and i was 0. pro-democracy activists, joshua was pleaded guilty at his trial in hong kong. he's accused along with 2 other activists of involvement in a protest there police headquarters last year and could face up to 5 years in prison. i'm a prayer for the transfer of walking free. this would draw attention to the arbitrary power of the criminal justice system impartially its man, the boy by paging file and yemen's with the rebels say they've launched a missile at an iran co fuel distribution station in saudi arabia's. western port, city of jeddah saudi arabia hasn't confirmed or denied the claims. the spokesman says the foreign companies operating in the kingdom should exercise caution warning that their military operations will continue. the head of the u.s. vaccine program says the 1st shots could be rolled out as soon as december 11th. that's the day after regulators meet to decide on the emergency use of a bank seen produced by pfizer and its german part. but by and tech. the plan is to vacc

adrian beyonce is leading the pack. are you surprised that surprised? yes. 9 nominations and she extends her lead as the most nominated female artist of all time. of course the grammy controversy with, by beyond say is how many grammys she goes on to win. she does have $24.00 free grammys already, but she was nominated so many times in the past, so missed out 47 times. and sometimes in that big status categories, instantly husband jay z. is now tied with legendary producer quincy jones as the most nominated male artist. but the gender gap is closing. and he's only one ahead of beyond says' nomination. he has 80, she has 7, you know, so she's catching up pretty quietly down is what if i were a poor. ok. but in general, this is really a female dominated year of nominations this major, that's right. for the 1st time ever, the female lineups in the rock performance and country album categories. and the 2nd, most nominated artist is who other than taylor swift. it was worth most of those nominations for the u.s. stars acclaimed album folks you know, or sligh

thank you, adrian foster vetted the —— adrian.will engage with this enthusiastically because it is so important with making sure people get home safely at the end of this term. next question is from hugh pym from the bbc. thinking, secretary of state. —— thank you. testing a students is volu nta ry, —— thank you. testing a students is voluntary, so how effective can that be. the question for stephen powis, how worried is the nhs about january, following the relaxation over christmas? our view is, we have not made testing editorials to may bea not made testing editorials to may be a will bring in general messenger with the community roll—out we are rolling out as well, with the prospectus being launched now. our goal is to get this testing made available to as many students as possible. it is a huge logistical exercise. i am very grateful to the universities right across the uk who have engaged with us to help to make this happen. it is about making things as safe as possible and anybody who has a concern about the need to access t

hello, i'm adrian forget this is our 0 live from doha. also coming up. cheers in peru. as a former world bank official has chosen to become the 3rd president in a week, but a serious political crisis. let's get out of the next 7 days. and i think there's a possibility for donald trump's national security advisor indicates his administration's desire to end qatar's blockade by 4 arab nations. in the next 2 miles above 0 obtains recordings of one of the world's most wanted men trying to negotiate immunity from prosecution. ethiopia's government has launched air strikes near to grace capital following through on its promise of more tax. if rebels refused to surrender, the air force says that it's carried out what it calls surgical attacks near the city of mecca. it is the main base for the to great people's liberation front or tee p.l.f. which governs the northern region. hundreds have died in the conflict which began nearly 2 weeks ago and has pulled in neighboring eritrea. prime minister ahmed says federal government deployed more troops on monday, despite international

adrian brown reports from hong kong. hong kong's legislative assembly was quieter than usual on thursday. now that almost a quarter of its lawmakers have resigned or been disqualified, and staging what's likely to be their last protest. the chinese characters say hong kong's leader carrie lamb has pulled calamity to the territory and its people she'll stink for 10000 years. the slogan was displayed by democratic lawmaker lambchop team who must now give up his office. by the end of the month, i will keep fighting for democracy of hong kong, their version of enda and hand together with all the hong kong people and the civil society to face against the dictatorship. this is what china's leaders want to stamp out. lawmakers behaving badly with those from the democratic camp accused of being the main culprits. china's government has condemned the mass resignation of almost all hong kong's opposition as a farce with only themselves to blame for their downfall. says a sole hong kong delegate to china's most powerful political b

hello, i'm adrian from again, this is al jazeera live from go. also coming up ethnic albanians leave parts of the god of color back in droves, before it's handed over to azerbaijan. morocco launches a military operation in the western sahara, ending a near 30 year old cease fire. whatever happens in the future, who knows which administration will be, i guess time will tell it is here ching closer to a concession. donald trump apologise that he may not be leading the country's next administration. fighting in ethiopia's northern tigre, a region continues to escalate with reports of rockets hitting civilian areas and growing concerns of ethnic cleansing, the country's human rights commission is sending a team to investigate reports of massacres. in my car drive, amnesty international says that it's likely that hundreds of civilians were stabbed to death. the government blames forces loyal to, to gray's leaders, and allegation that they deny thousands of fleeing the violence to neighboring sudan. have morgan as the latest now from got a reef near th

adrian brown, al-jazeera, hong kong. all right, let's bring in our guests from hong kong. we have emily lau, former chairwoman of the democratic party of hong kong. gordon chang is an author and conservative columnist he joins us from new jersey. also joining us from hong kong is stephen vines, a journalist, and author of several books on the relationship between hong kong and china. welcome to each of you, emily. let me start with you today. how much is all of this going to reshape hong kong's political landscape? well, i guess very much, and some of the people that i've spoken to or saying that things are going to get a lot more worse. and so i think we have to really fasten our seat belt because it seems beijing and the administration of kerry lamb just they don't just give a damn about public opinion here or internationally. and they're hell bent on cracking down on dissent. now, depend, democrats have left the legislative council because we have a pandemic and social distancing loose people cannot turn out to march in huge numbers. so there is a lot of pent up feeling

we were hoping she could hear us and more importantly that she could hear adrian, her fiance, also aclimber. >> yeah, i can hear you guys. >> yay! >> adrian, i hate to compare, but it looks like emily is in a slightly more precarious situation than you are. >> she's hanging on a rope and i'm in this beautiful base camp. >> reporter: emily telling us at the time she was ready. >> this will probably be my biggest challenge yet. it's definitely taking a lot of time and effort and energy. >> reporter: attempting to climb four times over the years. it was just one week ago she started at 1:30 in the morning, attached to safety ropes she would climb up el capitan on her own. carefully, the strength -- >> come on. really good. >> reporter: you can see her leg there over her head, climbing up through the cracks in the mountain. resting while tethered to the side of el capitan. and she did it, reaching the top in less than 24 hours. her iphone reading 21 hours, 13 minutes, 51 seconds. right there, her fiance with a hug. tonight, emily telling us, i hope people are inspired to go after impossi

hello, i'm adrian for the get. this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up ethnic armenians leave parts of the goto kind of back in droves. before it's handed over to as a bike shop. the rocket launches a military operation of the western sahara. and to get near 30 year old cease fire whatever.