i think that that is the mayor of bethlehem.band which accompanied a wooden fragment believed to be from the major ofjesus which was brought to bethlehem on saturday, and it is a great ceremony. this is after more than 1300 years in europe. the scout band played, we will try to find pictures for you a little later, played bagpipes, drums and saxophones to accompany it as it arrived in manger square. it has beenin arrived in manger square. it has been in rome since that seventh century. the relic had been presented to franciscan custodians of the holy land as a gift from the vatican. worship is thronged the square vatican. worship is thronged the square as vatican. worship is thronged the square as the chief franciscan carried the relic it is in catherines church which is next to the church of the nativity, outside of which is the christmas tree. it is complicated, sorry about that. on friday, mr patten had told afp that the seventh century latin patriarch had sent the relic to roam in around 640 as a gift of that then pope theod

small piece of wood believed to have been part of the manger in which jesus was born arrives in bethlehem after a long journey from the back. i'm max foster thanks for joining us. police have identified the man who carried out friday stabbing attack in london they say it was 28 year old man who killed 2 people on london bridge he was later shot dead by police can was convicted in 2012 of terrorism offenses offenses and was released from prison about a year ago several onlookers captured friday's incident on their mobile phones some of those who intervened are being praised as heroes for disarming the attacker. members of the public pin the attacker to the ground one of them taking away the knife used in the attack. police were called and arrives quickly there's been about 5 shots there's another 1. 10 i phones me who are. moments later the police shooting again. on my own. as you would expect due to the nature of the incident we responded as though this was terrorist related i'm now in a position to confirm that it has been declared a terrorist incident. eyewitnesses were visibly shocked.

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. >> reporter: we're at the bethlehem brew works in the key swing state of pennsylvania with a group of 11 democratic voters talking about what matters to them. how important is defeating trump to everybody at the table? >> extremely important. >> number one, yes >> reporter: defeating the president and issues of money, or lack thereof. >> the top 1% is garnering more and more of the total wealth in the world. >> it's worse than that it's the top .1% >> what i'm saying to you -- >> 99% >> i agree it's the top .1%, true it's the top .1% that is benefitting >> reporter: omar reyes' question, one that many here were asking >> how would you fix income inequality in the united states? >> reporter: we took to it the dining room table of south bend, indiana mayor pete buttigieg. does that sound like what you've been hearing on the campaign trail >> yeah, absolutely. i think what people are seeing is a president who says the economy is doing great. just look at the stock market and a lot of folks

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the annual christmas tree lighting ceremony, in bethlehem's manger square has taken place.lieve jesus was born. the tree lighting marks the beginning of advent. and staying in bethlehem a fragment of wood, believed by christians, to be from jesus 5 manger — has been returned to the town after more than a thousand years in rome. the thumb—sized relic has been given to the holy land on the orders of pope francis, as a gift. time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. the final day of november was particularly cold in scotland after that earlier sharp frost but also in parts of the midlands where the mist and fog was reluctant to left and for most, the uk was still sitting in that colder air at the moment, but for south west knew that weather front, it is not quite so chilly here. there is more cloud and more breeze and still a few showery bursts of rain which will head southwards towards the channel islands. northwards, though and we have got some more mist and fog for the midlands, parts of wales and the situation is more complicated in east anglia with mor

the annual christmas tree lighting ceremony, in bethlehem's manger square has taken place.t. and staying in bethlehem, a fragment of wood, believed by christians to be from jesus s manger — has been returned to the town after more than a thousand years in rome. the thumb—sized relic has been given to the holy land on the orders of pope francis, as a gift. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. we have got a frost developing across many parts of the country now and towards the south west of england it has been a bit milder, we still have cloud, more of a breeze and a few showery burst of rain that will help south towards the channel finals. wales and the midlands, there will be more mist and fog overnight, a few showers coming into east anglia. north of here will have the coldest and clearer skies away from some showers near the northern coast, particularly the north of scotland. further south where there is more of a breeze and a bit of cloud, those temperatures, in terms of frost, a little more marginal. but with more of a breeze tomorrow, that were left

the annual christmas tree lighting ceremony in bethlehem's manger square has taken place. the tree is outside the church of the nativity — where christians believe jesus was born. the tree lighting coincides with the beginning of advent and the four week run up to christmas. and staying in bethlehem, a tiny wooden relic, believed by christians to be from jesus s manger, has been returned to the town after more than a thousand years in rome. it was briefly put on display injerusalem yesterday before continuing its journey to the holy land on the orders of pope francis. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. temperatures in places have struggled to get above freezing, particularly where the fog has been slow to clear. the fog will reform this evening and overnight, particularly across east wales, the midlands and northern england. cloud and rain in the south—west will begin to slide south, taking gusty winds with it. a breeze blowing gci’oss winds with it. a breeze blowing across the southern half of the uk, so across the southern half of the uk, so the

the annual christmas tree lighting ceremony in bethlehem's manger square has taken place.rks the beginning of advent. and staying in bethlehem, a tiny wooden relic, believed by christians to be from jesus manger has been returned to the town after more than a thousand years in rome. it was briefly put on display injerusalem yesterday before continuing its journey to the holy land on the orders of pope francis. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. it is cold this evening and overnight. some of the mildest weather is on the far south—west of england. we have more clout here, patchy rain, also for the channel islands. further north, the mist and fog that never really cleared in some parts of the midlands is thickening up, heading towards wales. 0ne thickening up, heading towards wales. one of two showers in east anglia, and further north, mainly the north of scotland. apache frost further south, because of the breeze and cloud overnight, and also the rain. that should clear away, the cloud and fog breaking up more quickly tomorrow. we will get sunshine fa

the annual christmas tree lighting ceremony in bethlehem's manger square has taken place.rn. the tree lighting coincides with the beginning of advent and the four week run up to christmas. and staying in bethlehem, a tiny wooden relic, believed by christians to be from jesus s manger, has been returned to the town after more than a thousand years in rome. it was briefly put on display injerusalem yesterday before continuing its journey to the holy land on the orders of pope francis. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. temperatures in places have struggled to get above freezing,

the annual christmas tree lighting ceremony, in bethlehem's manger square has taken place.ree lighting marks the beginning of advent. and staying in bethlehem, a fragment of wood, believed by christians to be from jesus's manger, has been returned to the town after more than a thousand years in rome. the thumb—sized relic has been given to the holy land on the orders of pope francis as a gift. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers benedicte paviot and bonnie greer. that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. how cold is it out there, lukwesa? really cold. particularly across the northern half of the uk there is some cloud around but it is very thin. some parts of the country struggle to see temperatures above freezing all day today. we have more mist and fog forming as well here and there. we are firmly into cold air across much of the uk. an exception has been the far south—west of england, the channel islands, near that weather front we have seen more cloud, patchy rain and drizzl

hundreds of people are in bethlehem to mark the start of the christmas season lights were turned on outside the church of nativity where christians believe jesus was born a relic said to be from jesus's manger was returned to bethlehem it had been stored in the vatican for more than a 1000 years palestinian president mahmoud abbas negotiated its return last year. just a quick recap of the headlines this hour for you iraq's prime minister has officially handed his resignation to parliament idyll abdul mahdi held an emergency meeting with his cabinet saying he had no choice but to leave his post but it's done little to calm protest as across the country another 3 people were shot dead in baghdad. the man who killed 2 people in a knife attack in central london on friday has been released from had been released from prison off way through a sentence for a bomb plot last month khan was shot dead by police on a london bridge which was the scene of another attack 2 years ago neil basu from the metropolitan police praised the actions of his offices and the public. the attacker of them left the buil

was sent to rome as a gift to the pope 1400 years ago it will be displayed at a church built in bethlehem the town where jesus was said to be born. hundreds of environmental activists in germany have all keep hyde coal mines calling for an immediate end to the use of fossil fuel much of the rust belt region depends on the mines for jobs campaign as say the government's plan to phase out coal by 3038 don't go far enough. protests chant and dumps is becoming popular among women in latin america looking to raise their voices against violence and impunity it was created by a chilean collective but it's universal message and catchy rhythm have made it easy to repeat from one country to another. it was not my fault my clothes were not why i was raped lines from the feminist dance making waves across latin america and beyond. it is angry we want to be heard and we want to be recognized as women people and citizen michael most of us. it was created by a chilean collective forded never 25th close all day protesting violence against women and has spread to spain france and to mexico the rhythm and

relic was sent to rome as a gift to the pope 1400 years ago it will be displayed at a church in bethlehem where jesus was said to be born. to rock out where prime minister adel abdul mahdi says he will resign after 40 people were killed in the latest clashes between security forces and anti-government protesters the death toll since the unrest broke out in october has now surpassed 400. 1000 abrasions at baghdad's liberation square protesters traded stones for songs after the prime minister announced he would resign following months of deadly protests but his departure alone will not be enough. this is only the 1st step the 2nd will be parliament resigning we will not leave the square into less corrupt person steps down but the. demonstrators see the political class as puppets of outside forces especially iran. south of the capital violence between protesters and security forces raged on. the clashes are the biggest challenge to the ruling elite since saddam hussein was ousted in 2003. poverty and unemployment have fueled the demonstrators anger parliament is due to meet on sunday. actres

sent was sent to rome as a gift to the pope 1400 years ago it'll be displayed at a church built in bethlehem the town when jesus was said to be born. protests and dances becoming popular among women in latin america looking to raise their voices against violence and impunity it was created by a chilean collective it's universal message and catchy rhythm has made it easy to repaint from one country to another. it was not my fault my clothes were not why i was straight lines from the feminist dance making waves across latin america beyond. in our angry we want to be heard and we want to be recognized as women a little people and citizen or like almost without us. it was created by it she began collective ford in the vendor 25th global day protesting violence against women and has spread to spain france to mexico the rhythm and universal lyrics make the song easy to repeat its message to transcends borders. but you know many everywhere in latin america there are very high rates of femicide rates of infertility for rapists and murderers for the disappearance of women i mean i. thought the whole

relic was sent to rome as a gift to the pope 1400 years ago it will be displayed at a church in bethlehem the town where jesus was said to be born. hundreds of environmental activists in eastern germany have occupied coal mines calling for an immediate end to the use of fossil fuel much of the rust belt region depends on the mines for jobs campaigners say the government's plans to phase out cold by 2038 don't go far enough. in germany the far right alternative for germany party is holding a conference to choose its next set of leaders in the city of bond charge there's friction within the party right now between the current leadership and a wing of the party that is even further to the right tensions became clear during the opening speech is outside the conference hall large crowds protested against the party. germany's biggest opposition party in terms of parliamentary seats and its main focus now is to gain control of local governments. earlier today due to political correspondent michela spoke with the. now you were the figurehead of the party's far right wing of a german court ruling

relic was sent to rome as a gift to the pope 1400 years ago it will be displayed at a church in bethlehem the town which as was said to be born. police in the netherlands have arrested a man suspected of stabbing several people in a busy shopping street in the hague the police say he's a 35 year old homeless man 3 teenagers were wounded in friday's attack now out of hospital. was so called islamic state groups say one of its fighters was behind friday stabbing attack in london which left 2 people dead british police identified the attacker as 28 year old woman carton he was convicted in 2012 of terrorism offenses and granted early release from prison about a year ago during a visit to the site of the stabbing british prime minister barak johnson expressed his opposition to early release of convicted prisoners. onlookers captured the moment members of the public disarm an attacker on london bridge he was wearing a fake suicide bomb vest moments late to the police shot him dead one of the bystanders who intervened told journalists what he saw. when we got there he was wielding 2 knives one

for these middle schoolers in new bethlehem, pennsylvania. >> your thoughts on dr. hill? what's your initial takeaway caden? >> her ancestors have done a lot for america and for us. >> reporter: a teachable moment. >> as a civics teacher, i find it my responsibility to try to showcase this, this moment in this moment in time is an historic time. where the leader of the free world is under investigation for impeachment. >> which two presidents have been impeached thus far? >> reporter: a lesson in civics. >> emma? >> andrew johnson. >> reporter: and civility. >> and elliott? >> bill clinton. >> reporter: and how our democracy works. >> the impact of the successful 2016 russian campaign remains evident today. our nation is being torn apart. truth is questioned. >> let me just ask this, because i think it's interesting. this is some difficult stuff. >> if you can make our leader, if you can make it look like they're an illegitimate leader, what have you just done to our country? >> you made it look weak. >> you made it look weak. do you think russia would benefit from that?

now thousands of people have gathered in bethlehem to mark the starts of the christmas season. and a lights were turned on outside the church of the nativity where christians believe jesus was born earlier a relic said to be from jesus manger was returned to bethlehem it had been stored in the vatican for more than a 1000 years allison presents mom would have us at the go see it it's returned last year. so it's coming here on al-jazeera the l.a. lakers continue their winning run all the action from the n.b.a. coming up next. to me al-jazeera london 2 a cost $10.00 times special get in conversation i don't feel because of colonialism unprompted it's fun interrupted there's a sense of what it must but i'm still having some legitimacy in terms of spreading the knowledge and technology pretty pal meet the palings really make a declaration for something more new mentally horrific past slavery studio to be unscripted on al-jazeera. talk to all jews there are we were told to get to that bigotry of all the british it has this been addressed by you took a listen what is the proposal. fo

support after the story went viral palestinian activists and journalists held demonstrations in bethlehem in solidarity with their injured colleague a couple of days after the incident some of them joined a flash mob and social media posing photos of themselves with one eye covered in one of the palestinian journalist syndicate 60 journalists have been hit by live ammunition just this year the majority of them in gaza. israeli police however claim they used only non-lethal force which was not directed at the photographer they also say that his injury could have been caused by rioters mirth among they think that what happened to him was no accident. that the israeli occupiers do not want the rest of the world to see the repression palestinian journalists are showing the world what the occupation is doing to our people the disregard for human rights palestinian journalists are exposing these crimes palestinian journalists are being killed summers have muslims your patient does not care or respect any of the contrary the suppression of journalism with the collusion of some of the countries i

support after the story went viral and this thing activists and journalists held demonstrations in bethlehem in solidarity with the injured colleague a couple of days after the incident in while the palestinian journalists and look at this says 60 journalists have been hit by live i mean within this year the majority of them guards. israeli police maintain they only use non-lethal force which was not directed at the photographer they also say his injury could have been caused by violent riders but more far more me thinks that what happened to him was no accident. really occupiers do not want the rest of the world to see the repression palestinian journalists are showing the world what the occupation is doing to our people the disregard for human rights palestinian journalists are exposing these crimes and palestinian journalists are being killed summers have muslims your patient does not care or respect any other country the suppression of journalism with the collusion of some of the countries is enabling israel to escalate its crimes against the palestinians. police and the u.s. state of ma

viral to highlight what they say is the getting the journalists by israeli forces either one of them bethlehem inserted that it you with the injured journalist turned violent when the israeli army dispersed the crowd. protests are regular events and can happen anywhere in the occupied territories safer places are not always available and sometimes the tell the story journalists find themselves becoming a part of it. while about his plight is in the limelight many other journalists are nursing injuries without the same attention to how do you that wish is a freelance news cameraman in the gaza strip he was hit by an israeli tear gas canister last year while covering protests on the border between gaza and israel he says he partially lost vision in one eye and is having hearing difficulties. as a generalist can cover the same events anymore i can't afford being in crowded places like funerals i have platinum implants in my face in any heat could affect me the palestinian journalist syndicate says more than 100 journalists have been wounded in attacks by israeli forces so far this year. the occup

bethlehem steel company.e now have steel stacks and it draws in a lot of people to the area for the concerts and the venues. middleton out of west virginia, not optimistic about the economy. why is that? caller: hello, john. host: good morning, sir. caller: the reason i am not -- these people are calling in saying how great the economy is, this is only talking points they hear on tv. why don't they go to the grocery store and buy stuff and see the price has almost double on a lot of things you need like bacon, milk, that kind of products. it is ridiculous they call in and talk about this stuff when actually they see it is not what they are saying how great it is. host: when was the last time the economy was getting better in your view? caller: it was slowly getting better. under obama, it could not do nothing else because it had to come up. things just don't pick up instantly. in 2006 in a steel mill and we cannot buy any steel because the chinese was buying it all up. --had to pay that was during bush's time

. >> charles in bethlehem -- charles in bethlehem, pennsylvania. good morning. caller: this impeachment, i listened to it yesterday and today. so far, that i see, he has not done nothing wrong. this is another thing from the democrats trying to get socialism started. going by the whistleblower, if somebody blamed me, i want to know who it is. ii, then, when world war hitler's did the same thing and had people ratted out and they were killed. .t's the same principle if this starts where you say something that you don't like, you get in trouble and locked up. i think it's all a sham, and i don't think the president did anything wrong. i know he's going to get elected next year. thank you. host: all right. pennsylvania. speaker pelosi was asked yesterday about the legal rights of the whistleblower versus the legal rights of the president. take a listen. they say impeachment is a political process. [indiscernible] this was made clear yesterday by chair shift. it seems to me that he would do everything necessary to ensure the legal rights of the , to observer anonymi

candidates that have the right messaging and policy for that table of those kinds of voters we saw in bethlehem them that had both of those things but in practical sense, we only got four voters who penetrated deeply with people at this moment, joe biden and pete buttigieg and elizabeth warren. middle class joe we like to call him. he's less left in terms of taxing and priorities. elizabeth warren is less of a cultural fit by temperament and where she comes temperament where she comes from, as a harvard professor from massachusetts. but squarely focused on putting money in the pockets of those people. her challenge is convincing people they are plans are realistic and she can get them passed. >> i want to play what one small business owner had to say about minimum wage. >> here's my issue with minimum wage, okay? my tom guy right now is makeing plus all his commissions, he's making -- i hired a high school kid to cover hours after school. i have to start him at $15 an hour. what do i do with that guy that's been with me for seven years? >> there are all sorts of people who don't have positions

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viral to highlight what they say is the getting the journalists by israeli forces either one of them bethlehem inserted that it he with the injured journalist turned violent when the israeli army dispersed the crowd. protests are regular events and can happen anywhere in the occupied territories safer places are not always available and sometimes to tell the story journalists find themselves becoming a part of it. while about his plight is in the limelight many other journalists are nursing injuries without the same attention i'll tell you that wish is a freelance news cameraman in the gaza strip he was hit by an israeli tear gas canister last year while covering protests on the border between gaza and israel he says he partially lost vision in one eye and is having heating difficulties. as a journalist account covered the same events anymore i can't afford being in crowded places like funerals i have platinum implants in my face in any heat could affect me the palestinian journalist syndicate says more than 100 journalists have been wounded in attacks by israeli forces so far this year. the o

polic in bethlehem today, otesters who fired back with tear gas.rs, and in ramallah, palestinian leaders condemned washington. >> this decision makes the american administration a participant with israel in violating the internatiol law. israeli settlements are illegal by international law, by the decision of the international court of justice and we are here to declare that we will struggle for our rights, for our freedom. >> woodruff: israel has steadily expanded the settlemen, and says their fate should be determined by negotiations. charges of anti-semitism are roiling the election campaign in britain. the nation's chief rabbi claimed in a newspaper column that anti- jewish racism is "sanctioned from the top" of the opposition labour party. labour leader jeremy corbyn has faced repeated criticism on the issue. today, he condemned anti- semitism as vile and wrong. a powerful earthquake in albania killed at least 21 people today, and injured more than 600. the tremor was centered just northwest of tirana, the country's capital city. rescue crews used excavators to ch for survivors amid

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