aziz ahmed is a 4 star general his title chief of army staff. i always look at generalises and i see one of the most and the shooters military officers i have ever seen in bangladesh. out a series of my unit tracks the generals movements. when his official duties are over he flies to kuala lumpur the malaysian capital. on the plane he sends a text message to a contact told. undereat. waiting at the airport to 2 men identified from police files they are izzy's is brothers one is the man aziz referred to in his text a son hungary. his real name tyreese ahmed. he fled a murder conviction and now lives under a false identity he calls himself mohammed husain. also awaiting is the youngest of the on the trial joseph he served more than 20 years in jail for the same killing. there appears to be a last minute change of plans instead of meeting his brothers in public the general exits using a diplomatic channel. the brothers. the airport in separate cars. they recruit at a gated house in downtown follows a full diplomatic cars from the bangladesh high co

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president of the day announced the move to appease the hit up protest movement which forced a leader abdel aziz beautifully cut from power in 29 team organizers are now calling for mass protests above date about the great complete overhaul of algeria's ruling system. nigerian officials say they're negotiating with an armed gang that kidnapped a group of students the exact number of those taken on wednesday is a hundreds of missing evidence just reports from a picture. caleb knows he's fortunate to be back home. he injured his leg escaping from a group of kidnappers who attacked his boarding school in niger just got a district his brother didn't survive he was shot dead by the gunman i see it on the way. but i was sleeping when i heard the kidnappers come into our dormitories they started shooting guns when i saw them i jumped over the pants other students also started running everywhere. nearby yet another family is devastated they're waiting for update hoping their kidnapped son would be found alive. the government should help us find our families our only hope lies but the government. hundred

abdulaziz below he's a journalist in somalia's capital mogadishu good to have you on the program abdul aziz why of the it is in somalia failing to agree on how to conduct the election. there's number of setbacks that are somalia leaders are in now facing a one of which is their election because and just 5 little states 2 election venues have been designated for elections to take place and that does not apply in the original state of jubilant that is the one that shows the border with neighboring kenya and their federal authorities out of the view that jubilant elections will only take place in there and get beharry but they're going to have it is not under the control of that regional state of jubilant it's under the control of the somali federal government and the regional leader in that area. argues that unless a federal troops are pulled out of the entire give the region then elections cannot take place there so this is one of the biggest that has caused their election a delay and it's the one that made the talks that are taking place over and over again to call ups a lost of friday's ar

protests in recent years in the country particularly when it came to sweeping reform a strong man abdul aziz put a flicker from power in 2090 clearly a force to be reckoned the. absolutely and they were the successor movement to the whole series of national protest leaks we've had since $988.00 which brought down in algeria a government that an almost led to democracy and jury mean 65 political parties and of course that led to the coup in the war very much like what happened in egypt to in 2 dozen 13 so sudan algerians have had taste of democracy they've had a. serious national ways of protest they average about 10000 protests either now these are these micro protests about socioeconomic conditions and the other aspect of this which needs to be discussed is. the i.m.f.'s to me that i would jury needs oil at $135.00 a barrel just to pay for current economic subsidies it's currently at $60.00 and even if they cut all the subsidies and all of the well the population gets they can't keep up with this train wreck of the oil economy and if they diversify the economy quickly that will take too lon

dozens of women sells abdel-aziz on the street many of them under age. los angeles police reveal a taste of the daily challenge now if you're going to exploit our child here in los angeles there we're going to come as you see officers going undercover as 6 workers and customers to fight 6 trades. welcome back to worlds apart with miles pumper a senior fellow at the bilberry institute of international studies at monterey mr plumper before the break we were talking about. the resumption of dial up and strategic stability and it has to be said that the u.s. state department has already issued a statement suggesting that they see that when you're well over the new start treaty as it's just the 1st step in that direction but i think what's the most crucial here is not the willingness to your. real it is that dialogue i think the russians have been there ready for quite some time and actually shown the discussion and you know last week i had a chance to talk to your the iranian foreign minister survives any and he likes to say that the americans have this appr

economy it's been 2 years since the anti-government hit act movement forced a former leader abdel aziz both a flicker from power. still ahead on al-jazeera we'll tell you why south korea's government's been slow to vaccinate people despite pioneering the fight against covert 19. more than 300 nigerian schoolgirls are kidnapped by armed men the 2nd such incident in recent weeks. it's time for the perfect gentlemen. sponsored point qatar airways hello there have a past couple of days has seen some rather heavy rain into southern parts of japan next few days it should be fine and dry a lot of weather system not too far away but that's easing out into the open waters of the northwest pacific colder air tucking in behind tokyo around 9 degrees celsius not too bad in seoul 16 celsius him still getting up into double figures in beijing much of china now looking dry and fine for sas they make the most of it there is more unsettled weather on the way basing coast down to around 4 degrees with outbreaks of snow coming through could cause a little bit of disruption and then widespread rain that i

to boone announced the mood to appease the iraq protest movement which forced former leader abdul aziz beautifully from power in 2019 organizers are now calling for mass protests on monday demanding a complete overhaul of algeria's rubin system hundreds of displaced syrians have been protesting in the rebel held city of idlib they're demanding that president bashar assad allow them to return to their homes elsewhere in syria which they say had been seized by the government they also charted against the upcoming presidential election saying it will be ready for. our 1st demand is the rate of return because the land is ours and it does not belong to assad and his regime as for the elections we do not want to elect decide we want him to be tried and executed. we demand the right of return to our homes safely there is no legitimacy for assad nor the election is only represents us we are a free people and we want to return to our own. nigerian officials say they're negotiating with an armed gang that kidnapped a group of students the exact number of those taken on wednesday is unknown but h

a bunch of other south asian talent that you see in hollywood pushing the envelope, mindy kaling, azizenvelope and saying, i'm sorry, i'm going to be a part of pop culture. if you're not going to make it for me, i'm going to write my own show and i'm going to be a part of pop culture. priyanka also writes about her humanitarian work as a unicef goodwill ambassador, which has included visiting rohingya refugee camps in bangladesh. how important is that aspect of your life and how do you balance that along with all these other roles you play? i was raised like that, you know. we weren't patted on our back when i shared my doll someone who didn't have it — it was expected. and i think that is the social responsibility of every human being because no matter how badly off you are, someone is worse off than you. and even if you have the ability to change one person's life or, you know, contribute to doing something good, that is a win. alongside charity work and global stardom, priyanka will now add published author to her list of credentials too. haroon rashid, bbc news. priyanka chopra jon

aziz we continue to celebrate black history month we're hearing from the recently appointed california she and kamila harris are the only black women to hold statewide office in california. ktvu rouz greg li tells us one of her priorities is to expand voter turnout. it's quite an honor, obviously to be asked to serve in that capacity and at the same time, quite a responsibility. surely webber on the eve of black history month, dr shirley weber made history. she was sworn in as california's first black secretary of state, the democratic assemblywoman from san diego. when longtime educator said the moment was bittersweet 170 years. that's a very long time in the history of california to not have a naff rickon, american service secretary of state but equally important, only have two black women to ever serve as statewide officers myself in kamala harris. dr webber led the california legislative black caucus before her appointment, she said, one of her focus is will be continuing to expand voter turnout. and civic education. we have to create greater opportunities for people. that voting r

well that's aziz is how i was i was the 1st 2 for murder and here he is in the big society where is the chief of army staff there. as well as harry's and this is visiting from a lazy. this is jaw dropping stuff like. these are gangsters want to. buy one of these police. and they're attending a wedding and the army chief is right there they're partying really. the country's senior military officers political elite and foreign dignitaries are in attendance and the youngest of the brothers joseph convicted of murder but politics is also here. that's been this is president. the pardon came from the president mohammad abdul hamid. the president of bangladesh to the wedding with these troops funding. and to. be rested. i listen son is also celebrating he's the emerging politician campaigning on an anti corruption ticket. the next generation is properly in place if the same regime continues we can see that 2nd generation of those people take place. in bangladesh and to an absolute maffeo state. it's time for the perfect gentlemen. sponsored point qatar airways however the skies are opening up

for more, cnn's selma abdel aziz joins us. good news on declines cases and the vaccine rollout going well. what is the latest? >> reporter: well, rosemary, it is a triumph, but it comes with caveats. we're looking at the lowest case number this country has seen. the first group of vulnerable people have been vaccinated. 50 million people now with the first dose. that all begs the question, when are restrictions and rules going to be lifted? last night the prime minister had to disappoint people and say not yet. the plan is on february 22nd i'm going to lay out a roadmap but everything will be eased slowly and steadily, cautiously but irreversibly. there's very little political or public want for another update. first steps should be schools. the authorities looking at reopening those on march 8th. then non-essential retail, the economy reopens and finally the hospitality industry should be the final step once the authorities are ready. they're facing a very real threat from the variant of covid-19. you're still looking at more

aziz restrictions on jim's retail stores museums and movie theaters. there's hope at the chicken coop restaurant in daly city that come this week they might be able to move from take out only back to some indoor dining filling booths that are now empty. it'll be better if they open a twist, 25% would be much better. the owner says he's been in business more than 50 years and has managed to keep paying his staff. so far. we're optimistic our numbers look like they're trending in the right direction. san mateo county board of supervisors, president david canada says the county is on track to meet the state requirements for red tear with lower covid positivity rates and fewer cases. i do think that we're in a different place than we were before in san matteo county we vaccinated about 175,000 people, and i think those sort of vaccinations are really going to position us, um toe ah tau and covid in the bay area more rin county could also move into the red tear as the county's test positivity rate has dropped to 2.4% is the state does move us into that here

community, there could be unintended victims, civil rights attorney jim chanin agrees as sympathetic aziz the person maybe. it's simply not the law we can have. we can have this kind of vigilante action. the store owner told officers that arresting him sends the message that citizens should quote, do nothing and that it's okay for criminals to target the vulnerable. cardoza says he doubts the store owner will be charged. nobody will convict him. they'll probably want to give him a medal. the store owner, the woman targeted by the robbers, and the police captain have all declined to comment. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. a marketing executive at facebook is calling out the industry for failing to respond to the recent hate crimes against asian americans. late nineties, my grandfather was beaten in a hate crime in the outer richmond, atlanta, and they label it as a hate crime because nothing was stolen. he was just beaten and he was left at land's end to die. and i thought you suppressed that number for question. time haven't thought about it until i started seeing more and more reports of

algeria to mark 2 years since the start of the protest movement that forced former president and then azizbeautifully cut from power the demonstrations restarted recently after holding because of the coronavirus pandemic protesters once again calling for regime change saying they still don't have genuine democracy. which is stalled and has a wood stove was brought rest no hold to texas and other southern u.s. states millions have been left without power and temperatures as low as minus 18 celsius 010 degrees fahrenheit texas is bracing for more icy storms like the. russian opposition leader alexei valley's back in court they started charged with defaming a world war 2 veteran percent of all his supporters say the case is politically motivated he's already serving a 3 year sentence for violating the terms of his probation while he was being treated in germany following a life threatening poisoning. not to me i'm out where the deposed civilian leader songs richie is now facing a new criminal charge violating the country's code with 19 regulations has been added to the original allegation tha

aziz well, what do you believe is driving this and how much of this has to do with the rollout of the vaccine? almost two million people vaccinated in california? yeah, i think we're beginning to get to the point where the vaccine is making a difference, but i don't think that's all of it. you know the history of the surges as they go up, they had a peek, and they come down. this one lasted longer and was worse than the prior to people change their behavior when you're in the middle of a surge. i do think that immunity is making a difference, but probably more from natural immunity, particularly southern california, then from vaccine related immunity, but we're not getting the point where enough people are vaccinated, plus people who were infected and are immune from their infection that that is exerting a significant downward pressure on the curb. we're now way past the christmas holidays, so. you know all the things that were sort of driving this the size and the length of the past surge are beginning to go away, and i think we're gonna end up in a pretty low level. the question is

aziz shown by the videos and the timeline to respond to the violence that did in fact occur.e to even call out the national guard or even to express regret that the life of his own vice president was endangered. is deeply troubling to many americans, and i think it will continue to haunt the party long after this impeachment trial, professor paul we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us this afternoon. e mean, the one thing i took away was thank god more people weren't killed, five horrible toll, but it just seems like. it could have easily been so much worse, if not for those first responders who really stepped up and did such a great job. professor paul thank you. yeah. yeah. thank you for talking with us tonight. i was happy to. all right. we're gonna turn our attention now to the weather. it has been a stunning day out there. lots of beautiful sunshine and nice temperatures as well. of course, things set to change as it all he says this time of year, but i wanted to start off with the big picture to show you this incredible cold air that is in the center of the c

aziz the person maybe it's simply not the law, we can have. we can have this kind of vigilante action. the store owner told officers that arresting him sends the message that citizens should quote, do nothing and that it's okay for criminals to target. the vulnerable. cardoza says he doubts the store owner will be charged. nobody will convict him. they'll probably want to give him a medal. now the store owner, the woman targeted by the robbers, and the police captain all declined to comment. reporting live henry lee ktvu student harry. it's such an interesting discussion because obviously, on the one hand, it's fantastic that this person wanted to take action that this person wanted to help this woman who was being robbed yet at the same time, you hear the attorney here, the police chief saying. and we can't have people firing into the crowd. do we know maura of the specific circumstances? i can see you don't want to be firing arbitrarily into a crowd because you could hit an innocent person. but at the same time, if you're trying to save some

aziz well but again to clarify here, the leak has now stopped and the boom has contained the oil spille that the league has stopped on the report i have is a boom has been placed whether it's stopped and contained all of it. i don't know. yet there's been a boom. placed whether it is fully containing it. i do not have a report on that. all right? supervisor john doyle. we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us tonight. thank you so much. yeah coming up next. the final report from the ntsb about what caused the deadly helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant. the blame being put really? for e helicopter crash last year that killed kobe bryant, his daughter and seven others. fox's jeff paul has more from los angeles on what investigators say caused the crash. helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant, his 13 year old daughter, gina, and seven others was likely caused by the pilot becoming disoriented according to the probable cause findings by the national transportation safety board, the result of dissent. an acceleration, bro, conducive for the pollock to experience a samata gra

professor aziz sheikh said that all age groups benefited.as you said, sort of preliminary data — our first look at this data — so at the moment, we're just looking at the risk of hospitalisation. and what we're seeing is that these benefits are being seen. and i guess what we're particularly encouraged about is that we're also seeing these benefits in the elderly. the elderly were not studied so much in the original trials, and so this is one of the first looks at the effects in the elderly population. and really pleased to see that it's very encouraging. let's speak to our health correspondent catherine burns. we have got two studies on the vaccine roll—out and they are both really encouraging on the efficacy of the vaccine. it is really encouraging on the efficacy of the vaccine.— of the vaccine. it is exactly the kind of thing — of the vaccine. it is exactly the kind of thing we _ of the vaccine. it is exactly the kind of thing we want - of the vaccine. it is exactly the kind of thing we want to - of the vaccine. it is exactly the kind of

lead researcher of the study professor aziz sheikh is here. do you?5% reduction in hospitalisation after the first dose for pfizer and 94% for astrazeneca. the first dose for pfizer and 94% forastrazeneca. do the first dose for pfizer and 94% for astrazeneca. do they defy the expectations you had? isoftens expectations you had? were absolutely — expectations you had? were absolutely thrilled _ expectations you had? were absolutely thrilled with i expectations you had? were absolutely thrilled with the i absolutely thrilled with the results. if you get the entire population, particularly among the high—risk populations, i'm absolutely overjoyed with these results. yeah, look forward to seeing the results from england and then also the results in due course from the effects of the second dose. what about those not hospitalised? was there much illness? irate what about those not hospitalised? was there much illness?— what about those not hospitalised? was there much illness? we have not studied the population _ was there much illness? we have not studied

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a bunch of other south asian talent that you see in hollywood pushing the envelope, mindy kaling, azizat, you know. we weren't patted on our back when i shared my doll with someone who didn't have it — it was expected. and i think that is the social responsibility of every human being because no matter how badly off you are, someone is worse off than you. and even if you have the ability to change one person's life or, you know, contribute to doing something good, that is a win. alongside charity work and global stardom, priyanka will now add a published author to her list of credentials, too. haroon rashid, bbc news. 110w now at some time for a look at the weather. some milder air on the horizon but the cold stepped it up an extra gear, coldest morning since 1995, braemarat an extra gear, coldest morning since 1995, braemar at minus 22.9 celsius and across the border, attempt is well below freezing, even in oxford well below freezing, even in oxford we got down to —7 degrees. most have sunshine and that will continue this afternoon a few wintry showers in the north—east of scotland bu

i shouldn't talk about, i had a panel on ceo's succession, and i had the ceo of wind pro on there azize had just been going through a difficult succession didn't quite happen. his competitors pulled it off at that time a little bit better. warren buffet who had a foot fall on his intended suck suggest -- succession and was candid about it rupert murdoch that didn't want to talk about succession at all, and the last one was jeff bezos. he told me he really admired the succession process of places such as microsoft, and you could see that he was lining something like this up, and when i put him on stage, he went completely silent, like we weren't spoking the same language. i guess he didn't want me to talk about it then or now. this was very very well planned, and a terrific board behind it couldn't have a more experienced board to help guide this. >> i was wondering whether jassy had a law degree, and then i was thinking, you know what, you would need, it's not a v 8, it's like a 16 cylinder company. it would help to have a degree for the law issues, and ee, electrical engineering or co