and in such tragedy expose the life of an al-jazeera al-jazeera hello, i'm adrian for getting this live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes after weeks of delay. us president elect joe biden is finally given the formal go ahead to begin his transition to the white house. life in prison for a former militia leader found guilty of war crimes of mass rape in the democratic republic of congo. the state or company of a hoot, the attack on one of its oil facilities won't affect supply blastoff. china launches an unmanned spacecraft to the moon. aiming to bring back rocks from the lunar surface must not have, although he continues on tuesday, captain has been left out of the cattle, get ready to face at camp we start this news. i have us where president elect joe biden. after weeks of delay and uncertainty is formally beginning, his transition to the white house, the head of the general services administration has designated biden as the apparent winner of this month's presidential election that clears the way for the transition to get underway. donald trump has refused to concede defe

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and or chapell al-jazeera. the u.s. is expected to have the number of troops in afghanistan by the middle of january, leaving around 2500 personnel in place. the order would stop short of going president donald trump schools to have all troops withdrawn by the end of the year . something military and diplomatic advisors opposed to the number of personnel in iraq is also sets come to enter into the half a sense. trump, of course, has expressed frustration with the continued u.s. troop presence. resumes some senior members of junction, public and party who have or are angrily pushing back. a rapid withdrawal of u.s. forces from afghanistan now would hurt our allies and the light, the light. the people who wish us harm violence of fact, afghans are still rampant. the taliban is not abiding by the conditions of the so-called peace deal. the consequences of a premature american egg that would likely be even worse than president obama's withdrawal from iraq back in 2011, which fueled the rise of isis and a new round of global

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needs barca, al-jazeera. well, let's head back to charles moran, the republican political strategist in washington, where we were trying to talk about the vote recount in the u.s. state of georgia. charles, do you hope the scaife is working again? this time i was asking if you could just remind us why georgia is particularly important in this instance, not just the recounts which is on the way, but also the upcoming senate reelection. why is this so critical? thanks so much, hala for having me on all our 50 states here in america, they execute their elections differently. and the situation in georgia, isn't this necessarily counting the ballots? it's more about the veracity of the ballots. should they be counted? they're in, in 2016, the number of mail in ballots was 200000, that there were checks in rate of 3 percent. in 2020, the number of mail in ballots got rocketed by 6 or 6 times to 1600000, but that rejection rate plunged to just 2 point there. a point to 4 percent in massive drop. so the reason this i

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a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera this hour. ethiopia's military says it's making gains in the northern to great region where the federal government is passing local forces. thousands have fled, the region and aid agencies warn there are unable to bring in supplies. there's been international criticism over a new rule from china that saw 4 opposition. politicians in hong kong disqualified both the u.k. and us have said they are considering such sanctions. and in the united states, several state supreme posing restrictions. as corona, virus infections shot more records, the number of new cases has been over 100-0048 consecutive days. texas has become the 1st state to record more than 1000000 case. it's now present, donald trump's refusal to concede the election is making the transition process for president elect joe biden difficult biden hasn't been able to move into federal office space or use government funds to hire staff. brendan o'connor is associate professor of american politics of the united states center at the universi

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and everything else that we have been covering here on al-jazeera on the website, al jazeera dot com. now reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera u.s. pharmaceutical company madeira now says early results from its covert $1000.00 vaccine show that it's 94.5 percent effective. this means the u.s. could have 2 vaccines authorized for emergency use. next month, after pfizer biotech announced that its fax email was 90 percent effective just a week ago. a 1000000 infections though, were recorded in the u.s. in just the past 7 days, taking its total to more than 11000000, america's top affections, disease expert is urging vigilance. the virus is not going to stop and call.

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so now i go, al-jazeera kish, now still ahead on al-jazeera morocco launches a military operation in the western sahara and ending any 30 year ceasefire. that's growing. fears will tell you why farmers in ivory coast are feeling better and what it means for the world's chocolates. a bucket and swarthy horseracing is making its return in zimbabwe as, as one aims to recover from the financial impact of coronavirus. hello, the season is changing now throughout the middle east, the most obvious changes is mastercard. enough. gonna stand by a significant rain has fallen recently. snow at the heart, obviously that's in the forecast too. but usually the things these westerly wages, they end up being cold, come from the east and no trying to cross the levant cross iraq sheryl's or as far south as one around the gulf. so you've got the higher ground west and saudi, which will prompt showers, qatar mike and the old shower in the north, probably not in the capital. now be the case monday where kuwait looks, a rather wetter place to be. for the most part, it's still dry. the real change, the rea

'd al-jazeera hello, i'm sam is a band. this is the news, live from doha, coming up the next 60 minutes. u.s. president elect joe biden is due to announce more of his cabinet picks after the formal approval of the transition of power. already staggering losses on track to grow even bigger, nearly 120000000000 dollars this year alone. we'll look at the potential for discrimination. as governments consider issuing covert 19 banks in passports. and a few years government says some to ground forces are giving up the fight. fighters say they're battling on and make a champions league return for liverpool. the club confirming the egyptian has now tested negative for corona virus. now, u.s. president elect joe biden plans to reveal more of his cabinet choices within hours after his transition to the white house. formally began the head of a government agency responsible for the process, and finally acknowledge biden as the apparent winner of the election by the polls from washington d.c. . this is the letter president elect. joe b

daisy and max on al-jazeera 1200 hours g.m.t. here on al-jazeera on kimmel santa maria. and these are the top stories. and we start with some breaking news coming out of saudi arabia. france's foreign ministry says several people have been injured during an attack at a remembrance day ceremony in jeddah event being held at a cemetery, marking the end of world war one. still waiting for more details on that will bring you the masoom as we have more to tell you. there is some other breaking news as well. more than a dozen hong kong lawmakers who have resigned in solidarity after the territory's government disqualified for opposition. politicians. china's legislators, legislatures passed a patriotism resolution which allows the removal of lawmakers who challenge beijing's we here today. this is made by the central government. can you say that 1st off? how will we all be taken away and all the power will be settled. i mean, there came a 2nd part to the senate used to happen all the central government. so that's how we felt that this took place in hakim and why the state that

december on al-jazeera. the american people have finally for poking america as i split, when america is off balance or become more dangerous. the world is looking at us live mixture of sadness and with the election behind us. will the republican party dump truck to the feel we can take on us politics and society? that's the bottom line. we need to stand the differences on the similarities and cultures across the world. so much what we do to the news and kind of forums that nasa team in afghanistan, the taliban is renowned for its violent repression of women. now a new deal with the u.s. could see the group return to power one o one a sting. this to gates, the afghan women who paid the price the pace on al-jazeera. we've never had a president who has literally for 45 years repeatedly attacked our democracy. you know, blew through the interactive and financially i don't have a narrative. i have a question here hitting their brain where people can't get treated and just feel so even further. joining me, richell

been covering here in al-jazeera on the website, al jazeera dot com. and now reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera u.s. pharmaceutical company. modernist says early results from its covert $1000.00 facts even show that it's 94.5 percent effective. this means the u.s. could have 2 vaccines authorized for emergency use next month. after fines or bio intake announced that its vaccine was 90 percent effective just a week ago. a 1000000 infections though, were recorded in the u.s. in just the past 7 days, taking its total to more than $11000000.00, america's top infectious disease expert is urging vigilance. the virus is not going to stop and call a time out. while things change, the virus is just going to keep going. the process is just going to keep going. this is something that just is now going in the very, very strong right direction. the vaccines are effective. we want to get it approved as quickly as we possibly can. we want to get doses to people starting in december, and then we want to really get the ball rolling as we get into january, februa

the al-jazeera hello, i'm barbara starr and this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london. thank you for joining us. coming up in the next 60 minutes more promising news in the battle against covert 90 modernists says early results show its vaccine is nearly 95 percent effective. but there are warnings against complacency and transition delays as u.s. infections rise by a 1000000 in just a week. more people may die if you don't coordinate. plus peru's congress chooses a former world bank official to be the country's new president. it's 3rd this week . and al jazeera obtains recordings of one of the world's most wanted men, trying to negotiate him. unity from prosecution. and in sports reigning champions, algeria and qualified for the africa cup of nations. the desert fox is advance despite being held to a $22.00 draw by zimbabwe in harare. there's more good news in the battle against covert 19, but also warnings to the world to not to let down its guard as infections continue to soar. the u.s. pharmaceutical firm modernists says early results from trials show its facts in i

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but al-jazeera hong kong. again, i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera. u.s. strike. make a fire plans to request emergency approval for its call, the 1000 vaccine in the coming days. this after results from its trials show that it's safe and iran, my 95 percent effective in all age groups has more from delaware, these efficacy rates of 95 percent. there really be yawned what the drug makers had hoped or even expected. but the irony is that these clinical trials, racing to completion, is really enabled by this spike in infections happening now in the united states with now 11400000 cases in the country. but today's good news is that it has a 95 percent efficacy rate for this vaccine. boeing 737 max jets has been given approval to fly again by the u.s. aviation regulator once the planes are fitted with new software and pilots are retrained. the fleet has been grounded worldwide for nearly 2 years after crashes killed nearly 350 people. they are unconfirmed reports of fatalities in uganda where clashes have broken out between protesters and police. supporters of

needs barca, al-jazeera, this is al-jazeera, these are the top stories u.s. pharmaceutical company, madonna says early results show its covert 900 vaccine is 94.5 percent effective in preventing the virus. earlier drugmaker, pfizer announced its vaccine was 90 percent effective. it's a really important milestone in the fight against the pennebaker because it demonstrates that our magazine, our morning 1273 is able to prevent covert 1000 disease, including severe disease going to people who've received it. it's really just a milestone. we have a lot of work ahead of us.

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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

on al-jazeera. out of the path of the lock down we are the while traveling a mile away on the media don't go we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. oh all the world. here is president elect joe biden gets to work on his priorities but donald trump is refusing to concede setting up a difficult transition of power. hello i'm have a magazine and this is al-jazeera my from doha also coming up. celebrations in azerbaijan after the government announced the capture of a city in the disputed nagorno-karabakh region. people in argentina voiced their anger at the governments for its handling of the coronavirus pandemic. and nations in central america and the caribbean rushed to help those made homeless by tropical storm. well the transitions are joe biden presidency in the united states is gathering pace with some decisions expected in the hours ahead the president elect is due to announce a task force to tackle what he says is his top priority the coronavirus pandemic on sunday biden visi

on al jazeera. >> you are watching al jazeera. says early results show it's covid-19 vaccine is 94.5% effective in presenting -- preventing the virus. earlier, pfizer announced its vaccine was 90% effective. u.s. president-elect joe biden has laid out his plan to revive the u.s. economy, but stressed that coronavirus must first be brought under control. he warned lives are at risk if donald trump continues to resist cooperation with the transition team. the u.s. national security advisor says he would like to see the blockade on qatar resolved within 70 days. robert o'brien said a first step would be for saudi arabia and bahrain to fully reopen their airspace to qatari aircraft. former world bank official francisco sagacity has been chosen to be the new interim president of peru, the third national leader in just a week. he assumed the presidency ahead of elections called for april. men well -- manuel merino resigned. more on why politicians chose sagasti. >> he is from the purple party, a centrist party, which voted in a bloc aga

al-jazeera hello, i'm barbara sara. this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london. thank you for joining us. coming up. half a 1000000 people in the firing line, ethiopia's government says the final offensive in t. gray has begun. a turkish court hands down hundreds of life sentences to people accused of involvement in the 2016 failed coup. the coffin carrying diego maradona leaves the presidential palace and begins its journey.

november on al-jazeera. following huge protests and the introduction of the beijing back national security law kerry lamb sets out have vision for hong kong. all hail the lockdown explores the complexities of our global response to the coronavirus pandemic. in a series of special reports we examine the global gaming boom as other entertainment businesses struggle to survive up front returns with emmy award winning journalist richelle carey she'll cut through the headlines and leverage of the state and former french president nicolas sarkozy will face trial on corruption charges we'll bring you the latest november on al-jazeera. frank assessments if american public opinion is betrayed by social media platforms after november would be this week but cautious and if you believe that there are corrosive to our democracy one obvious solution is to break the law informed opinions lucas said his don't go any way the protesters aren't going anywhere either it's ability of the revolution to call in-depth analysis of t

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al-jazeera. i'm fully back to go live from our world headquarters in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes, was more than 20 rockets rained down on kabul, killing at least 8 people i saw has claimed responsibility. the attacks come as the u.s. secretary of state is in qatar where he is meeting both sides in the afghan conflict . and so this hour, iran shuts most businesses and clamps down on travel, as it struggles to contain a covert, 19 say, and eyeing the rising sea levels, a new satellite blasting off with a mission to keep track of one of the most challenging effects of global warming on far as small, have all the data sport including counting down to kick off. it's now exactly 2 years to go until qataris world cup and organizers say preparations have been largely unaffected by the corona virus pandemic. thank you very much for joining. as i saw says it's behind rocket attacks in afghanistan's capital that have killed at least 8 people. the interior ministry, says dozens more have been inju

on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. president elect joe biden has announced his transitional covert 19 advisory board he says tackling the pandemic will be one of his 4 big priorities the u.s. continues to record reports of record staley number of infections donald trump is still refusing to concede defeat his team is preparing legal challenges designed the candidates in battleground states that favor joe biden. and a new round of talks on libya is getting underway agencies capitol 75 libyan representatives invited symbolizing the 75th anniversary of the united nations which is leading discussions. of the world health organizations decision making body is meeting as cool with 1000 cases and deaths surge worldwide the annual ministerial world health assembly is taking place after a shortened session in may open in the largely virtual conference the w.h.o. head cold for scientific solutions and solidarity to combat the pandemic we might be tired of corbett 19 but it is not tired of us years it preys on laws and we grow he

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december on al-jazeera. in 2012, al-jazeera traveled to iraq. people here that's really scared to speak on camera. they're saying that if they talk to us, they think they'll be arrested down the line to take the pulse of a country ravaged under us occupation. some of these graves are completely destroyed. it's one of the most holy and sacred sites in all of iraq that turn into a battleground between the mighty army and the americans rewind returns to iraq after the americans. at this time, on al-jazeera, france once had, a vast empire spanning several continents. but by the 1940, s., the french were forced to confront reality and demand dependence. and a fast part of the new documentary series al-jazeera looks at how the colonial unrest, conflict in nigeria, and full scale war in indo-china blood into his french to colonize ation on al-jazeera. well good news in the search for a coronavirus vaccine astra zeneca or not for university say there's up to 90 percent effective and could be rolled out next month. hello, i'm going all sun summary here i

al-jazeera. in search of victory president donald trump and his rival joe biden make their final push in crucial swing states ahead of tuesday's u.s. election. hello i'm money and this is the al jazeera live from doha or so coming up. it's hard to go any hits the eastern coast of the philippines with 280 kilometers an hour winds. another long sound for england this time for one month as it like other european countries ground balls with spiraling coronavirus infections. and vote counting is underway in georgia's parliamentary election. with less than 3 days until the 2020 u.s. presidential election both candidates are making a final push in key battleground states donald trump went to 4 rallies in pennsylvania in just 10 hours his democratic challenger joe biden toward michigan with the help of former president barack obama white house correspondent jim to help it has more from the campaign trail. with less than 72 hours until election day president trump started early for a full day of campaign.

let's get the latest now from al-jazeera. in a year of run for us so what i mean is president describing this deal as painful and many are means not happy about this tell us about the reactions this morning. well i think the reaction is one of shock anger i mean i'm here on the grounds of the parliament and emotions here are running very high some people wondering why did why did this war happen at all it is a very painful moment for i mean years you know they've lost at least 1200 soldiers as the official numbered of lost a huge chunk of land and if you look at what happened over the past 48 hours when azerbaijan announced that she had been taken i mean it was denying that and then over the last 12 hours everything changes announcement came from in a good looker above that actually shows she was lost and then overnight all of this happened a ceasefire announces that there is a huge sense of loss among armenians here and i think that anger and shock is just going to be visible in the hours to come in india days to comes when

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here on al-jazeera. hello, i'm come out. santa maria, welcome to the news hour with reports of rockets hitting civilian areas. the fighting in ethiopia to great region is now raising international concerns over a possible war crimes. also in the news ethnic armenians leave, parts of the going to cut about in droves before it's handed over to azerbaijan. europe's bracing for a difficult winter is going to corona, virus infections. contin.

i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera. t.v. . great forces in ethiopia have confirmed they did attack and military base, sparking a federal government, a sensitive ethiopian human rights commission is investigating reports of a mass killing in the town of my contract. i think, i mean.

jonah, how al-jazeera london. those behind the oxford astra zeneca experimental vaccine are talking up its low price and how it would be easier to distribute, especially in developing countries. astra zeneca says it would cost about $2.50, a dose would be stored in normal fridge temperatures for up to 6 months. the dirt is that same, can sit in the fridge for 30 days or a regular freezer for 6 months. will cost between $15.00 and $25.00 per pfizer's vaccine will be about $20.00. however, it requires specialist deep freeze it. so here are small cells is a molecular viral or just the northumbria university says the advantages of the oxford astra. zeneca vaccine are exaggerated, mainly easier to store and transport, and that is the major advantage that he's presenting. there's no huge other additional advantages. if anything, one could argue that the pfizer and the maternal vaccines actually have more advantages. because although in the short term, it costs literally 10 times as much just to move these things around.

counting the cost on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. and. our work to get through getting covert under control. this president elect joe biden outlines his top priority as he thinks americans for electing their 46 presidents. are going to come out santa maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera the 1st woman to win the 2nd highest u.s. office come to howrah paris breaks down barriers and highlights sacrifices made by american women but donald trump is still defiant the president showing knows.

alan fischer al jazeera washington. meanwhile, former u.s. president barack obama has weighed day in saying democracy is being undermined, because some republicans continue to go along with chums claims of election fraud. they appear to be motivated in part because the president doesn't like to lose and never admits loss. a more troubled by the fact that other republican officials who clearly know better are going along with this are humoring him in this fashion. it is one more step in the legitimizing, not just the incoming by administration, but democracy, joe. and that's a dangerous path. still ahead on al-jazeera, a desperate search for survivors after migrant boats saying a 6 month old baby is among dozens dead in the mediterranean. a 3rd day of demonstrations in support of the loose former president who was voted out accused of corruption. hello much of central europe is still stuck in fog for most of the day away from southern germany. that's the balkans and you think that's some destruction as a cloud went across the top and there wil

joining us rasika al-jazeera doha. chelsea on top of the english premier league after to know one of the newcastle. and i'm goal from federico. phenomena is followed by a strike from sammy abraham, gave chelsea their 5th straight win in all competitions. aston villa then missed out on the chance to replace them at the top after a 21 last rights. we can going companies from clean sheets, which, you know, been problems for different reasons for a surliness season and past the blast. so we need to keep working, need to keep working, to keep going. because consistency is what we really strive for. so superior games would be inconsistent and that needs to continue defending spanish champions. real madrid were held to a 11 draw by villareal roll coming into this game off the back of a 41 defeat against valencia villareal 2nd. in the table. my radar for 3 points behind leaders, real sociedad heavy rain always led to the game between coats only and that seo being called off and it's a least stop league last year, making the be

al-jazeera this is a news hour on al-jazeera in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. ethiopia says it's made gains in the northern tikrit region way it's baffling. local forces, aid agencies warn the area is now cut off with people running out of food and medical supplies, accusing china of breaking its promise to britain condemns a new law that disqualifies hong kong opposition. politicians from the legislature also this hour warning to europe against lifting covert 19 restrictions too quickly . the world health organization says that could lead to another resurgence in infections and transforming a world heritage site into a tourism hot. we'll look at indonesia's controversial plan to bring jurassic park to life. i'm going to go with sports after a 7 month delay. the opening round of golf small says tournament is hit by bad weather. but all eyes are on big hitting bryson's schomberg, who is aiming to win back to back me just by out driving his opposition. thank you for joining us. ethiopia's military says it's making gains in the northern tigray region where the fed