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this is day w news live from berlin 11 manas have been pulled out alive from amman in china after 14 days underground hundreds of rescue itself a working to free the men who were trapped after an explosion at the site specialist teams are speeding up if it's to reach another group in a separate part of the mine. the u.s. and the ag today in russia's tactics are.

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cata it was seen as a big step towards resolving an illegal blockade of the country delegations from amman bahrain the united arab emirates kuwait and egypt are also attending. earlier catalogs a mere shake to mean been home at all funny was greeted by the saudi crown prince mohammed bin so man with an embrace it marked one of the most important moments in relations between the gulf countries in recent years not that i'm able to one up a half hour block has been built on the basis of our shared roots and common traditions with the aim of serving the interests of our respective people therefore we should all work together towards achieving the goals on the basis of which this block was formed ok for more on this let's talk now to news correspondent my colleague zeros jamal sheil jamal who's been driving this. well over the past 3 years the consistent. push to resolve this has come out of kuwait city there were initially mixed messages coming from washington however in the past 6 to 12 months seemed to be more of a push from the trumpet ministration to resolve the crisis which many people po

and 11 miners have been pulled alive from amman.

treat this as a tacit encouragement to even more unrest at this time with us we'll come back to you in amman and but 1st let's take a look at this report on preparations and the increased security measures in washington ahead of next week's inauguration. time to tighten the screws washington is building up in anticipation of the presidential inauguration. victor and his colleagues have their hands full with work they have never seen the city like this everybody is afraid of course and with the momentum right now so we treat it like this with perfect safety for the people instead of festive celebrations businesses brace for damages. and that the capital security has been ramped up significantly. the atmosphere here at the capitol is very different compared to last week for one and over 2 meter high fence was erected and this patrolled by members of the national guard additional police is roaming the streets all of which to guarantee the safe inauguration of president elect joe biden next week on the steps in front of the capitol the big worry is that approach on supporters will try to disrupt

and if you're wondering what that involves he is the answer. 29 year old to me young tonight is in amman practicing her latest don's moves on roller skates in the band in concert. jam skating is currently enjoying a boom and has become its ambassador she sees jump skating as an awareness of life itself the reason why it's so cool through all this for me it's just you can glide and you can hear the music and also a bounce in the same time it's a feeling it's hard to describe but i feel like i'm flying. it was this video that suddenly made her world famous when i wrote a skating dunce at tempelhof a felt a form airport in berlin quite viral she 2020. it now has nearly 3000000 views on you meet instagram account alone. she still does not really get why this one video stirred up such tremendous harm but suspects it also has to do with global events. there are quite a lot of things happening in the beginning of the year we have covered 19 we had made a movement and a lot of more things and i think when the people look at the video it felt like a refreshing for them so people were skating and

gentleman the weather sponsored point qatar airways fairly quiet weather at the moment from turkey down to amman now there's a mass in the middle which is cloudy in generating some light showers but the not moving very fast now they're not like do very much in a flash flooding here just occasionally light showers and small chance they're all from doha from friday through to saturday as temp is slowly rising to 22 or $23.00 degrees but average for this time of the year there is no great change throughout this whole area during saturday but we have seen change for the south there will be more and more active in southern africa. which you remember and across just north of bear in mozambique has spent most just a day going through zimbabwe to spend most of friday going through botswana on its way to namibia leaving behind again the like that are generated showers in northern mozambique and this quite sharp trough of active sundry stuff right through the middle of south africa and the city of the forecast continues in the same vein by the time we get to saturday but quite a good line of rain it goes

we heard from amman a public health expert in new delhi he spoke about the large scale testing of sputnik the in india and of the drugs advantages on the global market there was no doubt a ball into the face to save trees would be similar to what we have seen in the other parts but just the fact that it is happening in india it sort of gives that kind of reassurance. retreats the safety profile us for because we. do please trees is a great step if i just look good or rocking the number of vaccines i will see is in is in the dog league and the different countries look at you know using which are no vaccines would mean we would be should be one of the of the pride the choice just because of the science behind it which is kind of unknown science safety profile it's their frequency profile and the whole the largest is in the transportation side of it despite the rapid progress in vaccine development the red cross is urging people to be patient and keep up basic measures to slow the spread of the pandemic we heard from emanuel a couple bianco a director of the health and care department at the

amman can. >>thank you catherine that's pretty remarkable napa county man has been charged after federal investigators discovered pipe bombs and guns at his home and his business 44 year-old in benjamin rogers was found in possession of 5 pipe bombs 49 firearms and 2 dozen ammunition boxes with thousands of bullets. the fbi says it also found materials that could be used to make bombs. investigators say they recovered text messages from rogers phone that reflect his believe the former president trump won the 2020 election and that he had intended to attack democrats in order to ensure trump remained in office. rogers was arrested earlier this month. he is being held on 5 million dollars bail. he faces 10 years in prison and $10,000 is a fine. >>one of 6 men charged in a plot to kidnap michigan governor gretchen whitmer has pleaded guilty 25 year-old ty garbin admitted that the group discussed a scheme to kidnap whitmer from her vacation home and destroy a bridge to try to slow down police. back

shirts getting paid in amman and just like our american phones i doubt it's much different but if the fact that wall way is owned by its workers is even remotely true which it is then it's a huge threat to the american corporatocracy it undermines every patriotic piece of bolt we were sold about how we're supposed to enthusiastically inhale the exhaust from amazon trucks in order to live up to our full potential as a moron and how getting paid less than the cost of a bag of doritos per hour is a king's ransom compared to all other countries the fact that wall way is work a road also goes against the us and western media propaganda that way is a dastardly chinese government product whenever the new york times or the wall street journal or what have you poops out an article about wall way they throw in terms like company the company. sure. so you know they're complicated it's certainly not more complicated than us 6 corporate structure that looks like mc escher painting so they can avoid paying taxes in america yeah you know on paper we're owned entirely by a guy in ireland who claims t

influence do you think he has had at this stage and how much has it been a negotiation to say kuwait and amman. right i think we have to be careful so i think for the last 18 months that this this current goetia if it was going on the americans were playing the most important role of the behind the scenes because they were able to put it kind of the leverage that they have to put it on on saudi arabia in particular to make concessions and it was only really after you know the buy that mr ation being voted in that the saudis have realized now that they have to make concessions that they have to buy goodwill in washington and obviously that is something that will now help gerry cushion and to kind of sell this as a major victory for him when in reality the gov 'd crisis could have only happened because of him and because of the truck ministration and the trauma strain and dossing these steps being taken subtly in early 2017 so it's absolutely america that playing a key role in inducing this process to get to the stage but i think in the last couple of weeks it was particularly kuwaitis who were

troops on the 1st anniversary of the assassination of a top iranian general awesomest in amman he was killed in a u.s. drone strike in baghdad the anniversary of the killing was also mocked by protests in other parts of the middle east the reports from baghdad. thousands of. fullfil to talk about a square in central baghdad. we will not stop until we have all revenge they chant revenge for the killing of iranian revolutionary guard chief qassam silly money and the deputy head of iraq's popular mobilization forces. hyundai's like us drone strike near baghdad airport one year ago i'm assured that i made a had the blood of the martyrs will not be wasted on the principle of a mom hussein this is a message for the world off the american spread language of sectarianism and killings our project will never end it's an islamic one we're here to remember the martyrs who were killed in the u.s. drone strikes and we demand that u.s. forces leave this country wherever they go they cause destruction. on january the 5th last year 2 days off to saleman his assassination iraq's parliament passed a non

use to create a humanitarian crisis in the in the amman but american woman's at the same time blinken was talking about how much he loved the abraham accords with israel the normalization of relations between israel and the u.a.e. the quid pro quo is selling a 15 if they're 35 jets to the u.a.e. so again we're still looking for that clarity of stay well i guess all right thank you for that sample tons of it for us in washington d.c. . well u.s. president biden has signed executive orders to address the climate crisis that includes causing fossil fuel subsidies and poles and oil and gas leases on federal land biden says climate change is at the center of the united states' national security and foreign policy just like we need a unified national response to cope with 19 we desperately need a unified national response to the climate crisis because there is a climate crisis we must keep we must lead global response because neither challenge can be met as secretary kerry has pointed out many times by the united states alone we know what to do we just got to do it when we think of climate

and frankly note seems like a long time ago but is less than a year ago that amman arboretum was killedin georgia by a group of men stalking him and killing him. forming that policing function. after we did not have placei that is what we would have.os that's when i met when i wrote in that "washington post". to be clear we still need to have a holistic understanding of public safety and enter overreliance on policing so we understand our needs. that leads to the second lesson that we need to recognize structural racism is more harmful than racism of the individual officer level. it showed us that. and finally the third lesson is an important one to me and when i have not heard talkednd about enough, that is that we really need to hear and learn more from level officers. officers can be racist and complicit as your work has shown and as my work is also ashown. they also can be incredibly selfless and heroic. many of the police officers care more about these issues than any of us, right? the 2017 pew research center the referred to earlier, it asks the police if they've made the changes

us from amman. jordan and all. my bones is slated to. go she will have just watched. him and out of his face pal since. you gave him some of. this heavy as it's up to me. could you please really start class communities to have unity and be as he said i work with cancer i do the legend of the americas and the meaning when he was saying i'm going to be i needed to i may have been really i don't think you're good you know so i couldn't what didn't happen. janet up or down vote on this i don't know but i mean it was a pretty good. weekend i must get me to come back to some good on both acuity. mean. i can articulate i wanted to but i got lucky that they have acquired language i can use i make when i was a skunk mad anger mad at me and that's weapon at. me . what to do is to establish whether. whether she's on one to find out if she's there and to find out how she gets to engage exactly it with these companies make let's take a tailored step process so the detailed selfies are professionally of in terms like today is than a week for each thought that there is there is an e

assistance well sonia khush is the city of response director for save the children she's joining us from amman by skype it's good to have you with us why are these attacks happening. you know it's difficult for us to say we didn't know it can increase in attacks starting actually in august of last year but it has really picked up and 2021 our numbers are that there actually are probably about 17 killings that have already happened whether it's for ideological reasons or personal disputes or criminality or a combination of all of the 3 the effect on humanitarian services is what's really concerning us save the children has been affected by these attacks in terms of our education services to children i note that about 62000 residents i believe according to the o.c. ha about 80 percent of them they say are women and children it's perhaps surprising that attacks like this would happen in a town where the preponderance of women and children is so great. yet as to our information is that these attacks are mostly being carried out by men you know they happen in broad daylight and as i mentioned we've

abolished ice movement i think will scare a lot of conservative spandex who tend to be catholic in amman jellicoe too old werman i think the democrats continue that economic populist. inclusion they'll get those votes back them in go get to see a national president of the league of latin american citizens sir thank you so much for your time and speaking to us thank you thank you good day coming up on al-jazeera this news hour. the only woman on america's death row gets a last minute reprieve after russian federal executions and the n.h.l. ice hockey expects to lose more than $1000000000.00 because of a pandemic that's what in sport. police in the u.k. are set to get tougher on lockdown rule breakers as the country fights an infection surge london's police chief says people who breach restrictions are more likely to get to be fined while the home secretary says the current rules are tough enough but always under review there have now been more than $83000.00 coronavirus tests in the united kingdom paul brennan has been out and about in richmond in southwest london to gauge the mood of peo

qatar and was seen as a big step towards resolving an illegal blockade on the country delegations from amman buckley in the united out about minutes coate and egypt are also attending. well john hendren standing by for us in washington d.c. with the reaction out of the u.s. we're going to be a live with mohamed vall on the qatar saudi border but 1st we're going to start our coverage with. here for us in doha. up until a few weeks ago it looks as though both sides in this book a dispute were intractable that nothing was going to change that and yet in the last few weeks it seems as though there has been a motivation to move things on what's the speculation about why this is happened. well rob until yesterday there was skepticism about whether this is going to happen finally because of ongoing differences and i think it took them quite some time to pin down some a few details about some of the problems they were all the nations were facing before the emir of kuwait had that phone conversation with the emir of qatar and the crown prince of saudi arabia and with the announcement about the liftin

being seen as a big step forward towards resolving an illegal blockade on the country delegations from amman bahrain the united arab emirates kuwait and egypt are also attending. some in been hollowed out tunney was greeted by saudi crown prince muhammad bin someone with an embrace it marks one of the most important moments in relations between the gulf countries in recent years. you. today we are in a dire need to stand united in the face of the challenges namely iran's nuclear and ballistic missile programs and other agendas adopted by its respected arms in the region which undermine the stability of the region this demands that we dovetail our efforts with the international community to cement the stability and security of the region. but we've got several correspondents on this story how did you cast was in washington d.c. she's going to have the latest out of the u.s. for a small hamlet vaal is that the qatari saudi border we're going to be speaking to them in just a few minutes 1st let's go to jamal jamal it's important to note isn't that this is just the beginning of a process this is

ceo of qualcomm in june of next year to be replaced by the company's current president, christiano amman, there for about 23 years mollenkopf, 26 years both men engineers what is surprising is i talked to mollenkopf, we will later on in the program, through so many difficulties, it really is unbelievable what that guy has dealt with i said that, whether it was the antitrust challenges around the globe, south korea, dealing with issues in china early in his tenure, the fight with apple, oh, man, that went on for years, finally got resolved the ftc case which went against them initially, and then which they won resoundingly in the appeals court, and solidifying their case for their business model, being competitive, broadcom making a hostile bid, nxp not happening because of the chinese antitrust regulator. it goes on and on. he gets to the promised land, to a year where the stock goes up, enormously, and it is about 5g and their future and he says that's it, i'm done. >> he's john elway not that john elway in the news now. look, here's what he's going to say to you or should say to you we