now this a new contingent making the journey all the way from cuba, john cyril polis reports from athens on how these people have managed to get from the americas to eastern europe. federal and louder has been traveling since may when they sold their business and left their native cuba. the pandemic combined with us sanctions, has caused unprecedented food shortages and hardship at home. last summer. the communist regime in havana faced its biggest protests in decades leading to a harsh crack down left by seneca angelique campbell. the government talks about the external embargo a great deal, but there's an even worse internal one home. it says the government sees is agricultural production and distributes food as it deems fit. you cannot vote for the president. there are only certain types of businesses you can be licensed to do . there is no democracy, then there are people who disappear, have been killed. to get to greece louder, and pedro flew to moscow where cubans can travel without a visa. from there, they flew to bel grade, also visa free, then walked most of the way through sobe

alas, bedra and louder have now joined the thousands of refugees who live legally or illegally in athens, and like african and asian nationals who've sought asylum here for years. cubans in the balkans are a completely new phenomenon. greece is an attractive way station for asylum seekers who want to travel deeper into europe. it has a 1000 kilometers of mountainous land border which are difficult to police. and it's a member of the shingles area, which means that once here, it's relatively easy for someone to travel to 25 other european countries without border controls. cubans 1st post coal would normally be the united states. charles cook is an immigration lawyer in the u. s. and explains what's happening. the system was broken by the ministration and so far the by administration, it's 10 months in office has not really made a lot of effort to fix that because of it. so all these, all these factors are coming to play here that are driving people to other places. greece is the other place right now. hundreds of cubans are now in greece, and they're waiting to find out whether all forti

but we're going to start with ge ensemble us reporting from athens. bring us up to date john with dea situation there. well right now we're seeing that the government is enlisting doctors in the private sector. so go and do a stint in public hospitals, which are running short of medical stuff. that's because, as you said, cases rising without seeing about $7000.00 a day, which is almost double the rate we were seeing at the end of the summer or the beginning of the awesome i. and i see you rates of survival are running rather low . 17 percent of people who enter the i. c. u over the entire course of the pandemic are coming out of the front door of the hospital. 83 percent are going out. the back vaccination teams are going out into the north of the country in order to target the 80 plus age group, where vaccination rates increase about 70 percent of them have been done. a lagging behind those in europe, where about 85 percent of that age group has had both shots. and the reason for that is that a very large majority of deaths is taking place in that a

and in a moment, we'll get more on that with john civil policy standing by 1st in athens. first of all, let's have to berlin. i think we've done when it came dominic, so the government has passed some measures that what if they agreed to do what's being agreed on by the parliament as a very important distinction to draw here. the government is a caretaker, government that does not have a majority in parliament in parliament. you have a majority for the parties who are trying to form a new governments. and so there's a little bit of ambiguity between what the government represents right now. in essence, what parliament, the lower house is voted for, is for a ruling which will require people either to prove they've had a very recent negative test. all that they have recovered from a coat, bout of cove it all that they have been vaccinated in order to be able to access all manner of difference. public events, public places, that sort of thing. but it is important. the devil here is in the details because the actual government right now, the caretaker government is in the proc

this summer, athens was burning too.e stood here and we watched, first of all there was smoke coming over that mountain, and then we saw the flames coming over the mountain and the hillside burning. to see all the, where the fire actually... elias tziritis works for the world wildlife fund and is also a volunteer firefighter who worked right here in this suburb this summer. he is concerned that megafires will happen again and again, unless there is more focus on prevention. here we are in the... ok, we are here. in the beginning, we think that it was one more fire to fight. this is the fire that get out of control, very easily, and with no wind. and what happened right here, how did the flames get so close to the houses? as you can see, the forest is mixed with housing. the majority of the fires start from cities to the forest. so these are red areas. what did you think when you heard the government blame climate change for this fire? the politicians here in greece say the problem of forest fires is climate change, but y

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imagine if some of our great traders were in athens and they told us, "we don't think you are fit enoughuld have a fit. i see this." we would have a fit. i will give you both your mobile phone numbers, you can continue speaking for 40 minutes, thenjoin us again on air because that is it for the papers this hour, seeing in a bit. —— see you in a bit. good evening, i'm tulsen tollett, and this is your sports news — where we start with european world cup qualifying, and wales made the task of reaching the world cup just a little easier tonight by holding belgium to a draw. the welsh needed a point to earn a home semifinal in the world cup play—offs in march. kevin de bruyne's early goal was a setback, but wales recovered, kieffer moore equalising before half—time. the 1—1 result means robert page's side will be seeded in the draw, which will be made later this month. arsenal midfielderjordan nobbs has been recalled to the england squad for the lionesses' world cup qualifiers later this month, after being out with an ankle ligament injury. however, her arsenal team—mate leah williamson has p

as part of the same project, visitors to the - project, visitors to the olympic museum in athens canfer a portal to another era, helping us to feel part of history, to understand what humanity has achieved in the past and possibly showing us what we are still capable of today. speaking of which, let us hop from greece to italy, to another ancient treasure, where jen copestake has been sifting through the rubble. the lost city of pompeii was destroyed ljy city of pompeii was destroyed by an eruption of mount vesuvius in the first century. while a lot of the site was remarkably preserved, many details of life here were lost, including some of the colourful frescoes of the buildings. above the main site is the casina rustica, storage site for two frescoes destroyed in the initial eruption damaged further by bombing in world war ii. i further by bombing in world war ii. 4' it i: i: i: ii. i think here we get 10,000 ieces ii. i think here we get 10,000 pieces and — ii. i think here we get 10,000 pieces and fragments - ii. i think here we get 10,000 pieces and fragments at - ii. i think he

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we trust doctors, we put our lives in athens that some betray that trust. for the last 60 years, doctors working for the british and american governments, confused psychological torture. to destroy the subtle fates interrogate sam. can i have your name mentally found to spell me? oh ma'am, i don't know what the mistake case, but i know the way him spell that his role to tell the story, we need to get that to the 1950s when scotty psychiatry stuck to you and cameron experimented on his own patients. is a parent of amanda's pain from psychiatry, with the normal world on rest. we are seeing a enormous demand or knowledge concerning the effects of stress. doors lock this with the amount of agents heats, simply identified himself as andy with when they lifted hood of my head. i see andrew standing in front of me in the middle of the desert. enough kind of stuff. andrew, what's interesting is nothing. i, we, the british government can do about to your situation. you have to cooperate with the americans. they sure. what do you think about water boarding? i said i

athens. our -- thoennes -- anthony's.st has riven prior to the pandemic and that's for a variety of reasons. we have more people coming to us for our services. food costs are higher and there's a shortage in donated food for us. and so a donation like this allows us to continue serving meals to all the people who turn to us in need. liz: st. anthony's viad in san francisco 40 years ago with nothing in his pocket. he held his first turkey drive in 2012. st. thoennes is accepting donation through its website. all right. and lisa, it is going to be dry for thanksgiving which is nice for people who want to ming and mix outside. lisa: yes, it's going. be really nice we're joining the above-average temperatures today and tomorrow. but things will cool down to near seasonal averages but wow is it nice yesterday. if you got a chance to get in the sun. san francisco itself was only 59 degrees. but we did see temperatures as much as five to eight degrees above average. and once again today, it's going to be mild to warm depending o

euro camp financed by the eu is equipped with cameras directly linked to the migration ministry in athensalice arrived here three weeks ago from sierra leone. her perilous journey left her with deep wounds she is struggling to heal. >> they put me in a big house. then one day i decided to run away from the house, and some people with differen nationalities, i decided to follow them in the bush, walking at night. i know that greece is safeor . porter: authorities are hoping to welcome the migrants, with other such camps to be inaugurated soon. anchor: leaders gathered in glasgow for the cop26 summit reaching some agreements today. amongst them, protecting the earth's forests, cut methane gas emissions and help south africa wean itself off of coal. the u.n. secretary general said signing decorations is the easy bit. campaigners say much more and still needs to be done. let's get more on the halting and reversing deforestation over the next decade, part of a multibillion-dollar package. the deal has been hailed as a milestone, but experts say there is not a moment to lose for implementation.

. >> we will begin our discussion in a moment, but first let's go to john in athens.o the greek people react to this particular trial. >> >> at the moment this is not well-publicized. the news is not widespread. there are other things like coronavirus claiming the limelight. but this has -- is a story that has been ongoing since september 2018 when the indictment took place. there is high awareness among the humanitarian committee -- community and the community, and the reactions are people are appalled because the emergency response center was an aid group working very closely with authorities, including the hellenic coast guard, local authorities almost post, the government, they had cleared all of the hurdles in terms of registration with the government and following the regulations and the national law. this indictment of all 30 of its members came out of the blue. i've spoken both then and more recently this year with the lawyer representing the group who tells me there were serious procedural problems with the way these indictments were handled. first, the names

firefighters responded to reports of smoke tuesday near san pablo and athens avenue. and that's where they found a homeless encampment on fire which they say was threatening to expand the 3 story building that they were in front of. but luckily they were able to get it quickly and no damage was done. no reports of any injuries. >> and the south bay a controversial statue in downtown san jose is coming down after 30 years city council members unanimously voting to remove the thomas fallon statue after hearing from mexican and indigenous speakers on how they feel when they see the statue, they say it's a symbol of colonization genocide and the taking over of other people's land. the city now has to decide if the 12,000 pound statue should be melted down or moved to a city storage facility. >> i mean, history has a place in our society. i don't know that honoring a particular statue is in public areas is probably the best thing for our country. you know, i think they should place for them. somewhere in the areas, but maybe not right downtown. some people. >> well, a slav

and even then they sold out of their supply in just one single week in athens lauren leighton news 19 despite recent smash-and-grabs in the covid-19 pandemic shoppers are flocking back to san francisco's union square. the start of the holiday shopping season is also seeing. >> a bigger police presence in the city's popular shopping district, black friday, shoppers sold us the heightened sfpd presence was a welcome sight. kron four's. dan thorn has more. >> among the thousands of black friday shoppers making their way through union square cops could be found on nearly every corner. if you're a criminal, you don't want to come. san francisco police are out in full force as the sidewalks in stores have been taken over by people eager to score a deal. the police presence comes after smash-and-grabs have terrorized bay area shopping centers. the visibility of police has been comforting. it makes you feel safer walking around what's going on in world today. yeah. a lot safer. this is the biggest police presence i've ever seen. the pandemic took a lot of the air out of last year's black frid

of course, on sunday, athens as accuse ankara of violating a deal to stop migrants crossing to its islands. greece is one of the main routes into europe for asylum seekers arriving from turkey. those are your headlines. the news continues after talk to our to 0 money use in 30. we'll see you bye. well as experiencing unprecedented extreme weather record temperatures being said, glass years and i feel for deteriorating. busy foss, whenever the quote running down world leaders are moving laws, go in the u. k. in a bit of fresh out a deal to flash, a mission to 4th, to late fall over you and climate summit on al jazeera noon. ah, it is one of the most dangerous migration roots darien gap along the border between columbia, panama has been used by thousands to reach the united states. it's a dense jungle field with mountains, cliffs, and rivers. not to mention wild animals. it's also a safe haven for criminal organizations that abuse many of those trying to go north in the last month, the number of people coming here has increased by the thousands they're escaping the financial crisis in south

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demonstrations have taken place in cities around the world, calling from urgent action and climate change. athens rallied in what they're calling a global day of action. the protest came as late as met in scotland for the comp 26 climate summit, but had been discussing ways to slow global warming. and her sentiments has its report from a mass expression of alarm from cities on every continent, demonstrators, from all walks of life, calling for immediate action, not just promises in the crisis over climate control, all over the world. there's outrage that in the past. so many pledges to cut emissions and provide funding to create clean alternatives to fossil fuels. haven't been honored. it begs the global question at stake leaders renee got promises in the past, then how could they be trusted? no. yeah. 6 disillusionment about cop 26 fill these glasgow streets. just a short distance from a summit venue. here an indigenous guardian of the amazon rain forest from costa rica. are you angry? see if they in ohio or hello am was yes, i am angry. we've been saying this for years to the point of no return

this athens takes the streets across europe, protesting against new cave with restrictions. austria has just gone into a full lockdown and plans to make vaccinations mandatory. and a report find that the u. k. was ill prepared for the pandemic, and failed to act on stern warnings even ahead of the outbreak. we speak with the co, with victims relative angered by the government's response to the fact that my grandfather, rural west, england was taken out by a virus, started china because our government still allowed people to fly in business flights. and we had it in february last year. it's pretty shocking. and a harrowing humanitarian crisis, amid food shortages in afghanistan is the un warns half the population could face starvation as the winter sets in house despite hugh s. a promise is to send millions of dollars in a i'd rather see the crisis that the worse and so dramatically and just spread across a whole country. this money is desperately needed because if the library has collapse of problems kind of fall, then we'll see real catastrophe in this country. ah, hello. well, can you

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ah, russia, the great rushes escal and the crime in guidance. athens and then the resistance and all that region that has last us of these very frustrated as a my colleagues here at the u. s. invested lawson money here in 2014. i believe it was before a newland who has voiced the sample. i thought us yesterday with the 5, the 5000000000 was from the, from independence all the way to 2014 nichol. i let me go to you. something that you've written about that i think is so important that our audience needs to know is that the way it's presented in western media, the way western analyst present, the situation with the is they presented is a conflict between ukraine in russia. when in fact it is an inter ukraine conflict, so they obviously and intentionally frame it in the wrong way. because this is a conflict with in ukraine here. and there seems to be very little interest on the part of western powers, but you'd be nodded states to actually make the government and can resolve its own internal problems before it starts talking about russia. go ahead, nikolai. i actually see this conflict

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christmas parade in the united states, please say they have the times of interest with also this athens take to the streets across europe, protesting against you. tell you the restrictions. austria has just gone into full time plans to make vaccinations. mandatory pan to report find the cables, you'll head to the panoramic and failed to act on the stern warning for even ahead of the app. right. we speak to the k restrictions relative and good by the government's response.

it was allowed to duck on the island of cos on sunday. athens has now accused anchor violating a deal to stop migrants crossing to the islands. greece is one of the main routes into europe for asylum seekers arriving from turkey. the media, i couldn't jimmy lie and other pro democracy to this have gone on. try the hong kong, mr. lion to others. a pleaded not guilty to charges relating to their involvement in a band gathering. last year. they attended a vigil commemorating the $198910.00 amend square massacre. police bound the annual event because of the pandemic. but critic say that was a ploy to silence critics following anti government protest in 2019 japan's prime minister for me. because shita has declared victory after his ruling coalition won a majority in sundays national elections because she said his liberal democratic party has won a very tough election after the party held on to their single party majority. because she took off his less than a month ago. al jazeera is celebrating its 25th anniversary jamal l. sheil takes a look back at the history of the media network and t

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on how to get the, how they can improve the condition in the camp and how they can connect to the athens and get those feedback. i think we, we serve as a bridge between the africans and when the camp offshore. and i think this is mean a means of communication between africans officials. i think that it helped a lot to bring some improvements and the condition of the cam i ration going to move on to i'm going to share this video. comment was he that comes from? she refer a passing, she's an immigration attorney, and she talks about the challenge of finding. let me say status, what is your status and the stress of not knowing what your stuff is, is as an african refugees in the united states, his unless we have legislation pass that will grant the afghans permanent residency status. the biggest, biggest challenge that the africans associates will be in the coming months in the coming year as they start to leave the u. s. government facility. because they are all for all on girls. that is a temporary status which grant them unauthorized period of stay only 2 years. and they will need to se

this is a good athens brussels. it, it has been telling all the member states that they should greet all these are the immigrants coming from the, from all over the world. they said quotas and they went to some political wars with hungary, with serena with poland because they would refuse a quotas at the region. union wants this message integration to the know of a sudden in one specific country. it is okay to build a wall. and that's fully only because we're speaking about belarus and which is an ally of russia. so this shows this bit that double standards that the european union is opposing to shows that the european union couldn't care less about immigration and that it's using these tremendous, depending on the situation around a 115000 illegal border crossings have been made. they see at the e use external board is the majority of still coming from the main routes that have been established now over many years. yet while countries like italy and hungry, which have been at the coal face of this problem for so ma

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it was allowed to dock on the island of course, on sunday, athens this accused on ker violating a deal to stop migrants crossing to its islands. greece is one of the main routes into europe for asylum seekers arriving from turkey. shone surplus half more from cos. i'm standing in front of the reception and identification center on the island . of course, this is where 375 people rescued on the high seas and the last 3 days have been brought and they are being held in quarantine for 2 weeks after which time the camp commander here tells me they will be free to apply for asylum here in greece, most of these people are male and young were told roughly in their twenties and largely from pakistan and afghanistan. although there are other nationalities as well. the entire group that was rescued were consisted of 382 people. one woman was hospitalized on route here on the island of carpet sauce . and 6 people have been arrested as potential collaborators in the smuggling operation. according to some reports on stemming from conversations with people on board, the turkish flagged murat 729 ves

from athens, famous dates they were expected identify. in the 1910, indiana university student newspaper, its headline -- another willkie arrives. with a drop in the "l" from the double "l." his bloomington contemporaries recall an unkempt ubiquitous video vert who is scholarly seemed inexrabble. -- adding or finding ten students to enroll in the university's first class on socialism with mark's "das capital" and history of socialism on the syllabus, he would just, no wonder they thought of me as a socialist. he would correct that years later, providing many a man not something serious before he's 40 has no heart, adding exculpatorily, any man who's still a socialist after 40 has no head. in the fall of 1919, straightened family finances carried willkie to puerto rico after a year of high school teaching in coffeeville, kansas. it was a sixth-month appointment as a chemist's assistant in order the pay for law school at indiana. this experience marked wendell deeply. he began writing about much of the island on horseback to, see conditions

please say they have detained with this athens take to the streets across europe, protesting against you. tell you keep your slick shoes off. he has just gone in to look down and plans to make vaccinations mandatory under report fines. he cables, he'll head the pan demick and failed to act on the stern warning for even a head of the app, right. we speak to the k with relative and good by the government's response to the fact that my grandfathered girl west england was taken out by a virus inside china because our government still allowed people to fly in the business flights. we then separated this pretty shocking and harrowing humanitarian crisis amid the cure, she was in afghanistan is un warns half the population could fight starvation is that went to set same despite us promises to send millions of dollars in a i've never seen a crisis that the worse and so dramatically and just spread across a whole commentary of this money is just what he needed because the likelihood collapse of problems kind of fall, then we'll see real catastrophe in this culture. ah, i welcome you. she's go

of course, on sunday, athens as accuse don cra, violating a deal, so migrants crossing to its islands 3 says one of the main boots into europe for asylum seekers arriving from turkey. al jazeera is celebrating its 25th anniversary, jamal l shell. fix to look back at the history of the media network, circles and dangers. it's based on the time of its launch in 1996 all to 0 was seen by many as merely a drop in a media ocean dominated by mostly western news channels and outlets 25 years later that drop has caused ripples the world over forcing a synonymy of change across the globe before al jazeera launch. the arab world enjoyed little if any media freedom, citizens from iraq to mauritania, were told what to think and say, through state own channels that focused on, glorifying their leaders, was ignoring the concerns of ordinary people. but when the channel began broadcasting under the slogans of the opinion and the other opinion and the voice of the voiceless, it's on the respect and recognition of millions and it's viewership rocketed. while most media outlets were embedded with ameri

why korman has will either lower than mia who are lim, jaquenn, shane and bosley upon what federal athens em any. had been kathleen harmon, kennimore blunt shot gun walker, then why and peddle on my desk in a way that i did the national guard canal at al jazeera lemmy. a quin j she at the i am alma new and will not be at the bill at karen what was on if not gonna aj ya had the email address. i live in are still ha length or quinton dilate. her asian has been an important continent for al jazeera to cover the channel had conducted an interview with the al qaeda leader, osama bin laden family in the late 19 ninety's. later in afghanistan as the taliban regrouped, america's response was to send more troops by mid 2008. they were almost 50000 us troops in the country. meanwhile, in kashmir, a devastating earthquake caused widespread damage and catastrophic loss of life. quint allman a woman was last month, but a quarter le let it go. thought about a marcus is as energetically walked. we're a copy of our agile and the other than cutler. have he been record, joe as an i shot and f, a shots with

so let's go on. ..to athens where we confronted a gang selling fake passports to migrants.to know why you are selling false identity papers to people. and calais, so often the final departure point. as far back as 2013, we secretly filmed smugglers' middlemen here. global crime worth billions. this french policeman has worked for years around calais. he asked that we protect his identity, and spoke of the frustration of finding the smugglers. ——fighting the smugglers. translation: it's very difficult, - because as soon as we arrest one, another one pops up. the market provides a lot of money to these people, so there is always a replacement. for 20 years, the police have had the feeling that they're emptying the sea with a small spoon. in calais tonight there are still many willing to risk dangerous journeys, driven by poverty, conflict into the clutches of ruthless men. fergal keane, bbc news, calais. this is bbc news. the headlines: a new covid strain found in southern africa is classed a variant of concern by the world health organization over fears it may be more infect

firefighters responded to reports of smoke tuesday near san pablo and athens avenue.nd a homeless encampment on fire which they say was threatening to expand the 3 story building that they were in front of. but luckily they were able to get it quickly and no damage was done. no reports of any injuries. >> and the south bay a controversial statue in downtown san jose is coming down after 30 years city council members unanimously