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see moving away from the arab cup and c. c t. v footage is being released of arsenal, defender, gabrielle, of fighting, of thieves who were trying to steal his car. the incident happened in august after gabrielle it was followed home last month. one of the attackers was jailed for 5 years after police were able to identify him using a dna recovered from the seen. the footage, it shows the attacker lunging at gabrielle with a baseball bat, the brazilian head back before the attacker and his accomplice ran away. has been a shock retirements in the world of tennis formula before you on a con to has quit. the sport massage erode, has struggled with a persistent knee problem over the past couple of years. and i slipped to a 113 in the rankings hunter, one for w j titles and reached the semi finals of the australian open wimbledon and french open. she's the most successful british women's class, the past 2 decades. the m b a's biggest dollar bron james is facing up to 10 days out. sidelined by corona virus is not been confirmed yet whe

c c t v cameras. to analyze a person's movement, there are close contacts and whether they're wearing a mask official, say the amos to reduce the strain on overworked, contact, contact tracing teams. but human rights advocates and some politicians have raised concerns about the invasion of privacy. ah, the governor of the you of state of kentucky says the weekend tornadoes are now known to have killed at least $64.00 people, including a 5 month old baby, another $105.00 people are still and accounted for a series of powerful tornadoes. tours through his state and 5 others lane waste, 2 entire towns. as you can see, those pictures president joe biden has declared a major federal disaster as rescue workers continued to pick through the wreckage. they say they have little hope of finding any more survivors, and the number of those confirmed dead in kentucky alone is likely to rise. just a few more facts about those we've, we've lost 18 are still on identify of the ones that we know the age, the age range is 5 months to 86 years and sex are younger than 18. help keeps pouring in from all over the country. thank you to everyone, how we feel you love will. kentucky was as we've been hearing, the hardest hit stay for the town of mayfield described as ground 0. but there has been good news from a candle factory. there were dozens were fear dead. it's not thought that 94 of the 110 people working there, made it out alive from a field. heidi show castro reports. this is what the mayfield candle factory looked like before the storm. this is what it looks like now. i saw on site a backpack that was left behind and a pair of shoes. and it represents that the tragedy that this tornado has read on this area of kentucky. we learned of a telephone that was recovered. a cell phone, that recorded 27, miss messages. we've lost father's mother's brothers, sisters, sons, daughters and others, teens from department of homeland security and the federal emergency management agency or fema are now on the scene. but the likelihood of finding more survivors diminishes by the hour. friday's tornado destroyed everything. it touched in mayfield. this used to be the historic town center. now it is leveled that was once a doctors office back there churches now nothing but rubble. this trailer was picked up in the sky and dropped here like a toy and people's personal belongings from their homes. their photographs of their family members, now litter the streets. david hargrove digs through what remains of his law. office volunteers are helping him recover client files. he didn't expect to also find this . i've had this desk for since my daughter's been born. and i, you know, all the things they draw for you and i had it under a glass, and that's the fall. most of that, there's still no power or running water. but the recovery work is in full swing. 10000 people call this town home. i can't even tell what's what right now cuz saw piled up. it's like a like a war zone that happened here. and though it's unreal, oh words came describe what i say. all right now, of my hometown. the loss of life here is the greatest shock. knowing some of the ruin homes belong to the factory workers who will never return. hearts are heavy. as the clean up continues. heidi jo, castro, al jazeera mayfield, kentucky. terrible scenes there. will you as president joe biden plans to travel to kentucky on wednesday? let's get more from our white house correspondent, kimberly how kids. so kimberly one more. can you tell us about the president's trip? the years president will be visiting kentucky given that is where we are seeing most of the impact from these tornadoes. what he'll be doing is getting a detailed update on the extent of the devastation he wants to be able to look at it 1st hand. so he can advise his agencies or how best to help people answer inform them about what is available in terms of resources. sometimes you can't exactly ask for it if you don't know what exists. so the present spoke specifically about that . he wants to make sure people know what help is out there so they can get it as soon as possible. but this is had a big impact on joe biden. he has gravely concerned about the future, how families will pick up, particularly how children can go back to school. and given the fact that there have been dozens of deaths, you have to remember that there are thousands of people that have been impacted by this. and for many, it will be impossible to return to a new normal take a listen to what the president had to say. this is just meant that the city may feel residential, commercial exempt government in historical agriculture. shedra just, i mean the god, yes, somebody probably wrote it down. it's just devastated. and so i worry, quite frankly about, like i said, the mental health for these people come home and you see that if you made it and if you haven't lost someone in the meantime, you know, thank god, it doesn't seem like the numbers are quite as high as for anticipated, but they're high come home, you've lost your husband, white mother, father and children. somebody on the line. and what do you do? where do you go? not like if you're making $60000.00 a year, you know, get the plane and head to your relative in washington. kimberly, the president declared climate change to be a top priority of his administration. and so given the unusual timing and severity of these tornadoes, does he believe that climate change is the cause of this particular disaster? well, he certainly investigated. that's the question. so many are asking, given the fact that december isn't typically tornado season and this touch so many states all at once. and so that has many people asking that very question is climate change to to blame? the worst president says is tricky. ice. having his environmental protection agency team look at this storm, but the reason they can't make the determination just yet is the fact that, you know, a lot of this is new and there just isn't the observational data that exists to really compare and make that determination. so they're looking at this carefully, of course, there has been a pattern of extreme weather that's on the rise in the united states. much of that, joe biden has attributed to climate change, whether it's historic rain falls, flooding. even those wild fires we've seen in the west as they're looking at this very carefully. what they do know right now is that this is certainly unusual at what they can't determine just yet, but they're hoping to in the future is whether or not this was a freak occurrence. or whether we're going to see this again. kimberley hays kit with the latest there from the white house. kimberly thank you. staying the u. s. an investigation has been opened into the collapse of an amazon warehouse. at least 6 people were killed when a tornado hit the building in edward's vill in illinois the u. s, occupational safety and health administration is 6 months to complete. the inquiry amazon could face fines if violations over workplace safety are found. so to come in this half hour conflict and unreliable rains leave at 5 and a half 1000000 people struggling for food on the edge of the sahara. and the historic handshake as the leaders of israel and the united arab emirates meet for the 1st time. ah hello there. we saw some severe flooding across the south west of europe over the weekend, as wet and windy weather moved from the west to the east. but it also caused flooding in coastal areas of albania, with villages submerged in those flood waters. now that wet and windy weather pushes off further east, by the time we get into choose that we've got heavy snowfall bulgaria, wet and windy weather continues for greece and pushes into turkey where we are likely to see some snow. but as i said behind that is looking a lot finer and dryer for launch areas of france as well as easily as it is really iberian peninsula. we're expecting a lot of sunshine come back in for spain and portugal, but it's further north that we are going to see the unsettled weather sweep across into northern areas of island and britain. we got some wind warnings out for scotland with heavy rain here. and as it pulls across into norway, we are going to see rain, sleet and snow moving into western areas there with heavy snow. by the time we get into wednesday, novel places like sweden and denmark, we are going to see things warm up slightly. the temperatures are on the rise here, but for western areas of russia, we will still see that heavy snow that to weather update. ah, ah, inculcate a culture of knowledge, openness, imperialism, world wide. i've to reward merit and excellence and encourage creativity, the shape, tomato, ward for translation and international understanding was found to promote translation and honor translators, and acknowledged the road and strengthening the bones of friendship and co operation between arab islamic and wild coaches. lou ah ah, a reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera, the u. k. has reported the world's 1st known best from the army crone variant of coven 19 britain has launched a massive acceleration of its booster java program, with warnings that a tidal wave of army crone infections is coming out of africa, presidency to rem, oppose a still showing mild symptoms after testing positive for proven 90, he self isolating and came down and reiterated a call for everyone to get vaccinated. and at least 64 people, including children, have been from death in the u. s. state of kentucky. after a series of powerful tornadoes ripped from 6 states over the weekend, resonant joe biden has declared a major federal this protest, or is in sudan have returned to the streets of the capital to rally against last month's deal between the prime minister and the military security forces use tear gas to the spurs crowds and cartoon the members political agreements. so abdullah ham doc reinstated as prime minister weeks after the military detained him and seized power sedans that largest civilian coalition has rejected the deal saying it doesn't want any concessions with the military. 5 and a half 1000000 people are facing food shortages in 3 countries on the edge of the sahara as conflict and unreliable rains, make it harder to grow crops. in brooklyn, of faso hunger is especially acute among children. katya lopez or the young reports ah, 9 months also kinda to suffering from malnutrition. her grandmother who was raising her admits food is scarce, and she is struggling to make ends meet. ha, it's a crisis shared by thousands of families in burkina faso where more than one and a half 1000000 children under 5 are at risk of malnutrition. while i enroll her mother, died. i took the child to the medical center after the consultation. they told me the child was ill. the hunger problem is aggravated by fighting which is continuing, particularly in the northeastern town of dory violence linked to al qaeda and i saw has killed more than 2000 people, mostly civilians since 2015 and more than a 1000000 have had to leave their homes. many have fled, unable to cultivate their land. some schools have become a safe haven for displaced children where they know they'll be given a meal. said that it was a lot of this year. we have received a 140 full displaced students from aries with high security risk. when they 1st got here, now they were traumatized. parents show indescribable sadness. children are given a 1000000. so these are when you see the meet him with appears. you can sense just how relieved by all similar many of these children have seen their families lose everything. their crops destroyed, their livestock hilt, and their home shattered and attacks enough if on a very near unruly fitful. nobody wants to come back to dory in no one and i spoke to a young man who told me i wouldn't go there even if i was given thousands of dollars . 80 percent of working offenses employees work in agriculture, but violence and droughts are making it increasingly difficult to depend on it. there is much to worry about, but for thousands of families like 2nd a two's. the immediate concern, the survival. cartier locus of the young al jazeera, the crown prince of abu dhabi as hosted israel's prime minister in the 1st official meeting of the 2 nations leaders. natalie bennett met the united arab emirates mohammed being said after a deal to establish diplomatic relations was brokered last year under then u. s. president trump, when it says he's optimistic about the newly established friendship. after discussing regional issues, rather bill, we are meaningful in the and straightforward talks about our 2 nations about the region and about our economy and technology and what we can do together. i'm flying back to israel. very optimistic that this relationship can set an example of how we can make peace. here in the middle east, a danish crew member has been found dead after 2 cargo ships collided in the baltic sea. another crew member is still missing. the danish vessel capsized after colliding with the british frater off the south coast of sweden, to members from the british ship are being held by police on suspicion of negligence. a criminal probe has also been launched into gross marine intoxication . then mark's former immigration minister in guest stolberg has been sentenced to 60 days in prison. a court found that she illegally ordered the separation of underage couples seeking asylum, the right wing politicians who shaped hard line immigration policies was accused of knowingly breaking the law. she says the aim was to protect the underage girls from child marriages. 23 couples were separate in violation of the european convention on human rights mohammed. andrew has more now from copenhagen. this is the 1st impeachment quarter of its kind and nearly 3 decades. but it's also only the 6th impeachment court in this country's history in more than 170 years and destroy berg was given a 60 day jail sentence by this impeachment court. miss soy berg served as the immigration minister here in denmark from 2015 until 2019. she was known for her hard line stance toward immigration at the time. in this case, really all stems from an order that she gave in 2016, in which it steinberg ordered the separation of all asylum seeking refugee couples . these were couples who, if at least one member, was under the age of 18, they would have to be separated. now stolberg said that she initiated this policy in order to protect under age girls and in order to stamp our child marriage. and she has maintained her innocence and all this from the get go saying that nothing about this was illegal, but in 2016 the same year that mr. wellborn initiated this policy, you had a syrian couple, one of the couples that had been separated here in denmark. they complained to the country's ombudsman after that complaint was lodged, then you had a commission that was set up to investigate this. now just last year, this commission, they concluded that the order that miss joy burg initiated was, as they said, clearly illegal. since that happened, you had the danish parliament, they voted to try it. miss soy berg, and that's what led to this impeachment court proceeding. since president manuel micron says he's willing to work with hungary for europe despite differences with the country's government, he struck a conciliatory tone with hungarian prime minister victor or band. during talks in budapest, the leaders have been at odds over issues including l. g b t writes the rule of law and democratic standards. france is about to take over the use of rotating presidency completed in at ashmore. an appeal for me, the concept of europe has always been an endurance of our country's a feeling of respect for each other. and the prime minister has said, indeed, there are well known differences of opinion at the political level between us. we are loyal partners and we are pro europeans. russian president vladimir putin has revealed that he drove a taxi to make ends meet after the fall of the soviet union. speaking in a documentary on russian tv, he said the soviet collapse remains a tragedy for most russian citizens. it's been interpreted by some analysts as reflecting a desire to recreate the ussr, including by invading ukraine in the 30 years since his days. as a cabbie, the former k g b agents are thought to have a master, huge wealth. he allegedly owns several palaces, including this one on the black sea, a black and white film about childhood in northern ireland than an american western made in new zealand. lead the nominations for next year's golden globes. kenneth brighter has autobiographical belfast than the power of the dog picked up 7 nodes. each. u. s. t. v shows including succession and hollywood blockbusters like west side story. also did well. meanwhile, at korean hits squid game picked up 3 nominations, and the french series lupin is for a picked up one for best at t v. drama. but the awards will not be televised after damaging revelations about diversity, including the news that not one member of the hollywood press association which runs the awards was black. well, the revelations were published in february. there were also allegations that voting members received perks from studios or producers in exchange for votes. since then, studios and actors of said there are boycotting the ceremony, demanding an overhaul. the awards organizer insists it has done this with 21 new members, including 6 black journalists. well, jason nichols is a social analyst and lecturer in the african american studies department at the university of maryland college park. he says there needs to be industry pressure to fix diversity issues. it seems that the golden globes have seemingly cleaned up their ethical diversity issues, but the entire deal shows why there needs to be industry pressure on these issues. there was no attempt to fix these issues and so people like tom cruise returned his awards and netflix and other industry power houses threatened to boycott. now they say they have 29 percent black membership. they say they have a relationship, a 5 year relationship with the n, w a c p. they seem to be cleaning up some of the pay all the issues that they have . but there needs to be this kind of industry oversight in industries keeping in this institutions like the golden globes accountable. and that's what occurred here. and so we'll see how it moves forward and, and how the golden globes actually do. but i've been to this point, it required the industry to come in and correct these issues. time magazine has name the entropy nora e long mosque, it's 2021. that person of the year, the magazine says the chief executive of tesla and space x is the best example example of a massive shift in our society. 8 credits the 50 year old with creating solutions to global crises and embodying the possibilities and perils of the age of tech titans. that magazine says it gives the award to someone who affects the news of the world and the biggest way for better or worse. now japan's prime minister has become the 1st premier in 9 years to move into the official residence in tokyo

c. c t . v cameras. to analyze a person's movement at their close contacts, and whether they're wearing a mask official, sadie amos to reduce the strain on overworked, contact tracing teams. however, human rights advocates and some politicians have raised concerns about the invasion of privacy. ah, the governor of the state of kentucky says, fridays, tornadoes are now known to have killed 74 people. among them, a 5 month old baby, another another a $109.00 people are still and accounted for. a series of powerful storms tore through the state and 5 others laying waste to entire towns from mayfield kentucky . heidi shall castro reports. this house is among the few still standing in mayfield kentucky though it's missing a roof doors and windows. the cato family lived here for you loving years. now they're seeing what they can say. oh, this is where the front door was. and then of course the upstairs we won't go upstairs if that's okay. and, and then our dining room, not every home in this region has a basement. but this one, fortunately, did, and the cato family had the foresight to offer shelter to some friends who live nearby. they came over just in time and a rush down the stairs likely saved everyone's lives. as soon as we got the basement, you just heard this huge bow. and that was just the, the whole house going up. so you were still in transition. we were still in transition as a mother, what was your, what were you thinking of them at that point in time i was mentally counting heads . you know, i was like, are we all down here? oh, 012 people inside the house were unharmed. so one of those things were just very thankful that everybody's alive and well. this stuff can be replaced. you know, cars can be bought, houses can be done in, but people can't. it's feared the death toll from last week's tornadoes will surpass. 100 people died in illinois, tennessee, and missouri, but kentucky had the greatest loss of life. 18 are still on identified of the ones that we know the age. the age range is 5 months to 86 years. and 6 are younger than 18. at the ruins of a collapse candle factory in mayfield, emergency crews continued to search for signs of life. this woman made it out, her boyfriend did not. the fact that i should stand should be right there with him is eating me alive because he was right there. and i don't know what happened, how i got out and he didn't. and i was donna as communities across the region begin, the difficult work of recovering dozens of families are struggling with the same grief. heidi joe castro, al jazeera mayfield kentucky. he was president joe biden plans the travel to kentucky on wednesday is also pledged to deliver aid to tornado hit states as fast as possible. i want you to know that this ministrations made it clear to every government, whatever they need when they need, when they need make known to me. and we'll get it to them rapidly, rapidly. to renew in route to go beyond what is available for you. as defense, department officials are expected to conclude that no american military personnel will face punishment for a drone strike, which killed 10 afghans civilians. a review into the incident in august found that there were breakdowns in communication, but no misconduct or negligence. 7 children were among those killed in what was planned as a strike on an eyesore operative. it's got more now from my cana, who is live in washington dc. this was a very upsetting and of course came after that huge explosion at the airport in cobble. but so the u. s. a defense department effectively says the review says that it acknowledges mistakes, but no one is going to be held accountable. how well, effectively it seems by several news reports that the pentagon has already concluded that there will be no accountability. this in a sec to its way confirmed by the spokesman for the pentagon as well. who said that it's not likely that anybody will be found accountable for the attack. now to take this back and explain the process of what happened here. the inspector general of the air force conducted what was called an independent research into the events in couple which led to the death of 10 civilians. he subsequently found that there was no accountability at such, but he referred that decision to the officers at the command of the, at the head of the command chain. that is the head of special services and the head of special forces. now they concluded in a report to the secretary of defense, it is said that there is no accountability. the pentagon, previously acknowledging that mistakes were made, the independent research finding that mistakes are made. but now it would appear and confirmed it would appear by the spokesmen for the pentagon, that nobody will be held accountable. now, the military appears to be cloaking this in a veil of technocratic language. already it has acknowledged that procedures in terms of tone strikes are going to be changed in the light of the couple action at the same time, it will not disclose details that will lead to the decision not to hold anybody accountable. saying that these on matter of national security and cannot be made public. so at this particular point, it is all over the investigation appears to be over. nobody is going to be held accountable. the pentagon acknowledges that it has to change its routines in terms of conducting drone stikes, but like so many before, that have claimed hundreds if not thousands of lives. nobody is going to be held accountable by an attack which the pentagon itself says was a tragic steak. michaela was delicious from washington. that story, mike, thank you. so the come on this half hour. oh, so that means police fire tear gas to disperse thousands of protesters denouncing last month's deal between the prime minister and the military. pensions at the border, a desperate seems in mexico as migrants field are being pushed around on their time . ah hello, they're all eyes are on tropical cyclone ruby as it pulls south across new caledonia . if we look at some of the sets, it is a strengthening storm. we're seeing wind speeds of up to a 110 kilometers per hour. it's likely to bring some damage in gusts. we could see them rise up to 170 kilometers. and of course, the heavy rain with high seas. now it is going to move across awards, the se, it could clip the northern island of new zealand. we'll have a look at that in a moment, but 1st for much of a strayer, it is a very dry picture, a few showers affecting weston areas, but it remains rather hot and dry for perth. we are going to see the temperature pick up. if over the next few days before that southeast corner, we are seeing some of those stronger winds come into play. that's thanks to low pressure over the north island of new zealand brings very heavy rain. here. we have got warnings out, we could see some significant flooding. and as that tropical cyclone works its way down, it's going to bring some very heavy rain to places like the bay of plenty, and gives been, we're likely to have alerts out there for flooding. for the south of this, it is a bit dryer, but we are going to see a lot of that heavy rain pull into christ church by the time we get into wednesday . ah, the step beyond the comfort zone, where assumptions are challenged, travel to the ends of the earth, and further experience, the unimaginable and the people who live it. this is probably the most extreme situation i've been involved in. how quickly things contract award winning documentary is that also a perception witness. on al jazeera blue ah, reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera, the u. k. has reported the world's 1st known death from the only con variant of coven 19 britain has launched a massive acceleration of its booster job program. with warnings, a tidal wave of only crime infections, his coming. at least 74 people, including children, have been confirmed dead in the us state of kentucky. after a series of powerful tornadoes ripped through 6th states over the weekend. president joe biden has declared a major federal disaster. and us defense department officials are expected to conclude that no american military personnel will face punishment for a drone strike in kabul, which killed at 10 afghan civilians a review to the incident in all this found there were breakdowns in communication, but no misconduct or negligence. or you and backed report has found the colombian police were responsible for 11 dec said protests last year. the report focused on deaths and protests over several days following the death of a taxi driver at the hands of police which was captured on video. there have been more than 40 civilian deaths and protests against the government of president even decay in the past 2 years. alexander m p t has more from book. this is escaping report. they use is very harsh words on the actions committed by the police during those 2 nights of a protest and violence here in the capitol ball gotta. and what the report says is that over all those actions amount to a massacre in part a massacre of a poor young, a citizens of this city. that the report shows in great detail how to police repeatedly indiscriminately and disproportionately use live rounds on these protesters in particular, in very poor neighborhoods of this city as. and that's what the report says as if the police had thought that they could kill these young poor people and get away with it. it also accuses the national government and the leadership of the police of failing to stop the officers from doing so. and it also says that this is the failure of the justice system in the country to, to punish these at those responsible for this killings. since most of these officers fail, patrolling the streets of voter authorities and mexico are trying to reduce the number of migrants heading north through the country to the united states. many are being moved to various cities with a promise that their cases will be dealt with. there, but many others remain stuck in camps or are on the move. and there's minute rappa, low reports now from mexico city. sh tensions are spilling over o a migrant camp in acapulco, mexico, disoriented and exhausted. many seem unsure of why they're here, or where they might be sent next, resettlement, eva e, mid hitler. i was brought here and they told me they would give me a job. they promised me a dream, but it wasn't delivered. welcome. many at this camp or from central america, haiti, and elsewhere on the american continent. they were brought here by immigration authorities enforcing a strategy of relocating migrants to various mexican cities. relocating migrants is one of the most recent policy changes by the mexican government. mexico is also re adopting old policies like the controversial migrant protection protocols, which force us asylum seekers to remain in mexico while their cases are heard. in u. s. court room, mexico's president has defended the changes. i'm saying he's focused on ensuring a more orderly flow of migration. nancy rama is, is, it's a program that will allow us to continue to care for migrant. that's what we're going to do. but experts argue the mexican governments strategy of containing migration is unsustainable. ah, violent confrontations are becoming more common like this one in the outskirts of mexico city on sunday, where riot police tried to corral a migrant caravan and incidents involving large scale people. smuggling are also on the rise. last week, a truck carrying as many as 200 migrants crammed into its cargo space flipped on its side in southern mexico. at least 55 people were killed. not meet under sam brown is those boys? those asked, as lame as a graphical migrants have always been exposed to dangers, like sex trafficking, organ trafficking, etc. but what is happening now? the government rhetoric is about protecting migrants and creating order. but the reality is they are living migrants to fend for themselves under vulnerable circumstances. i would say the government is re victimizing migrants with o u. s. and mexican officials say they're committed to addressing the root causes of migration and to protecting migrants. but international human rights organizations insist countries in the region must do more to guarantee that migrant rights are not violated. marivel apollo al jazeera mexico city. the crown prince of abra. darby has hosted israel's prime minister in the 1st official meeting of the 2 nations leaders. natalie bennett met the united arab emirates mohammed been zaid after a deal to establish diplomatic relations was brokerage last year under then u. s. president trump, iran has condemned his visit as that from mental to the security of the region. but bennett said he is optimistic about the newly established friendship. for testers, incident have returned to the streets of the capital to rally against last month's deal between the prime minister and the military. security forces use the tear gas to disperse crowds and cartoon november's political agreements. saw della hm doc reinstated his prime minister weeks after the military detained him and seized power. sedans, largest civilian coalition has rejected the deal saying it doesn't want any concessions with the military. heber morgan has more now from the protests. once again, protesters are out on the streets and the food in east capital, autumn, and other cities and the country, they're voicing their rejection to a deal that was fine. between prime minister ham doke and the army on november 21st . after nearly a month of prime minister hum to have been under house arrest following a military takeover. now the protesters gathered here have made their way to the presidential palace and were there for about a couple of hours before there were dispersed by security forces using tear gas, you can still see the gas that has been fired by security forces. now there was a protest, the say they're rejecting the deal because it keeps the military and power during through students transition. that is one thing they have been rejecting. since the military takeover. they said that the revolution that they started in december 2019 was, did lead to down to democracy. and the fact that the military cities, a takeover and yet still remain in power, is something that they reject several have been injured already. 44 have been killed in the protest against the military take over more than 200 protesters have been injured since october 25th. despite that, people here say they will continue to voice their anger at the deal. they will continue to take to the street to show the military and the world that they do not want to see the military incidents politics. and they want to ensure that to dance transition to democracy, which started when former president dominant sure was asked that in april 29 team will continue without the military empower to noisiest president has called the constitutional referendum for july, the 25th. exactly a year after he suspended parliament dismissed the prime minister and sees that wide ranging powers can. he said also announced that new parliamentary elections will be held at the end of next year. yup. colon, musty, stood nearby. parliament will remain suspended until the election in 2022 is held. donald view most the shot that we are organized, a popular consultation on the 1st of january preparations have already started for the electronic platforms and for the questions that will be asked, which will be clear and short minute. so, french president, a manuel micron says he is willing to work together for europe with hungary, despite differences with the country's government. many issues have divided them, but mutual concern about threats from russia formed a key part of talks that he held with prime minister victor or been that thing. baba reports from budapest, the 1st trip to hungary by a french president in 14 years. and at the prime minister's office. the visitor didn't shy away from the big challenge that's causing ongoing tensions in europe. boscus color hopper, vicki. i think the word europe has gone through in recent weeks and we'll be talking about this in particular with our polish colleagues. allows us to reconsider a common organisation. what you, how to better prevent margaret close and protect her external borders and find ways and mean wisdom of a more efficient cooperation between europeans on this matter. victor or benz government is challenging a ruling by the european court of justice that hungary broke the law by departing refugees over the border into serbia. last week, the constitutional court ruled the government could apply its own measures. but side step, the issue of whether you law had primacy or the hungarian law. that's an issue that's already created. a clash between brussels and poland existed in my home, also joined a meeting of the so called busy grad group, the polish prime minister, along with his hungarian cheque and slovak counterparts. earlier my call met leaders of the opposition alliance. that's challenging or been in next year's elections. but despite clear concerns, my call and other leaders have about issues such as l g b t writes in hungary and media freedom that was agreement on what all been called strategic autonomy. harrington, green chart on, on me, are a little in our opinion. there is no autonomy without a european defense industry, or without our own energy capability, yaki, or rather without nuclear energy. and there's no autonomy without self sufficiency in agriculture, ag, unilateral she both leaders have made it clear that they don't see eye to eye on a variety of issues. but for president mac hong, this was really a chance to show the european union that when his country takes over the rotating presidency in january, he'll be able to handle internal disputes. no big breakthroughs then, but a signal the you should be able to discuss the toughest issues without acrimony. how far that's possible in the new year is far from clear. nadine barbara out is era, budapest, a black and white film about childhood in northern ireland van, an american western made in new zealand that lead the nominations for next year's golden globes. kenneth brenda has autobiographical belfast and the power of the dog picked up 7 nodes each u. s. t. v shows including succession and hollywood blockbusters like west side story also did well. meanwhile, south korean hit squid game picked up 3 nominations, and the french series lupin received that one for best. that t. v. drama. but the awards are not going to be televised after damaging revelations about diversity, including the news, the not one member of the hollywood foreign press association which runs the awards was black. the revelations were published in february, but there were also allegations that voting members received perks from studios or producers in exchange for votes. since then, studios and back there is of said there are boycotting the ceremony, demanding an overhaul. the awards organizers insist though that the organization has done this with $21.00 new members, including 6 black journalists. jason nichols is a lecture in the african american studies department at the university of maryland college park. he says there needs to be industry pressure to fix diversity issues. it seems that the golden globes have seeming we cleaned up their ethical and diversity issues, but the entire deal shows why there needs to be industry pressure on these issues. there was no attempt to fix these issues and so people like tom cruise returned his awards and netflix and other industry power houses threatened to boycott. now they say they have 29 percent black membership. they say they have a relationship, a 5 year relationship with the n, w a c p. they seem to be cleaning up some of the pay all the issues that they have . but there needs to be this kind of industry oversight in industries keeping on in this institutions like the golden globes accountable. and that's what occurred here. and so we'll see how it moves forward and how the golden globes actually do. but i've been to this point in it required the industry to come in and correct these issues. ah, and now the top stories on al jazeera, the u. k. has reported the world's 1st known death from the on the con, variant of covet. 19 vision is launched, a massive acceleration of its booster job program, with warnings of a tidal wave of on the con, infections is coming. it's expected to become london's dominant strain in the next 2 days. in the u. s. state of kentucky, at least $74.00 people including a 5 month old baby have been confirmed that from the.

c. c t v cameras. to analyze a person's movement of their close contacts and whether they're wearing a mask official say to reduce the strain on contact tracing. but human rights advocates have res, privacy concerns. the governor of the us state of kentucky says at least 74 people there have been killed by friday, series of tornadoes, another 109 still missing the powerful storms tore through his state and 5 others laying waste to entire towns. i'll just here was hard is your caster reports from mayfield in kentucky? this house is among the few still standing in ne field kentucky, though it is missing a roof doors and windows. the cato family lived here for 11 years. now they're seeing what they can say. this is where the front door was. and then of course the upstairs. we won't go upstairs if that's okay. and, and then our dining room, not every home in this region has a basement. but this one, fortunately, did, and the cato family had the foresight to offer shelter to some friends who live nearby. they came over just in time and a rush down the stairs likely saved everyone's lives. as soon as we got the basement, you just heard this huge bow, and that was just the, the whole house going up. so you were still in transition. we were still in transition, as in mother, what was your, what were you thinking at that? at that point in time, i was mentally counting heads. you know, i was like, are we all down here? all 12 people inside the house were unharmed. so one of those things were just very thankful that everybody's alive and well. this stuff can be replaced. you know, cars can be bought, houses can be done in, but people can't. it's fear the death toll from last week's tornadoes will surpass 100. people died in illinois, tennessee, and missouri. but kentucky had the greatest loss of life. 18 are still on identified of the ones that we know the age. the age range is 5 months to 86 years. and 6 are younger than 18. at the ruins of a collapsed campbell factory in mayfield, emergency crews continue to search for signs of life. this woman made it out, her boyfriend did not. the fact that i should staff should be right there with him is eating meal. i because he was right there. and i don't know what happened. hell, i got out and he didn't. i just don't know. as communities across the region begin, the difficult work of recovering dozens of families are struggling with the same grief. heidi joe castro, al jazeera mayfield kentucky. you as president joe biden plans to travel to kentucky on wednesday. these also pledged aid for other tornado hit states as fast as possible. i want you to know that this administration has made it clear to every government, whatever they need when they need it. when they need make it known to me and we'll get it to them as rapidly, rapidly as we can. that's what we're doing here. we have to go beyond what is available to the federal government. us defense secretary lord austin has decided against punishing military personnel involved in a drone strike that killed 10 civilians. not gannons down capital, cobble and aid work of and 9 members of his family including a 2 year old child. died in the operation on august 29. an investigation found the strike didn't violate the laws of war, but mistakes were made happen 3 days off in iceland, soccer complex board following the taliban takeover. but my county has more and is now from washington d. c. mike's of the pentagon, as always said this, don't strike, didn't break any laws, perhaps we shouldn't be surprised that nobody will be held accountable for the civilian debt. any yes, well, nobody's been held accountable by similar effects. events in the past, this doesn't appear to be any exception, but just to step back and take a look at the process here. what happened is that the pentagon called for a report by an independent commissioner that was the inspector general of the air force. he then produced a court report saying that it was a tragic mistake because he put it. he said that any accountability must be ascertained by the commanders at the top of the line. in this particular case, it's the member of the military chief of staff, the head of the chief of staff, along with the head of special forces. now these 2 generals have now reported back to the secretary of defense saying that they cannot find any accountability. so would appear that the matter is closed, but there's

c. c. t. v. cameras to analyze a person's movement, their close contacts, and whether they're wearing a mask official say the aim is to reduce the strain on overworked, contact tracing teams. but human rights advocates and some politicians of raise concerns about the invasion of privacy. in the last few minutes, the governor of the, your state of kentucky has announced that last week's tornadoes are now known to have killed, at least 74 people. one of them being a 5 month old baby, another $109.00 people are still unaccounted for. a series of powerful storms tore through the state and 5 other states. lane waste, 2 entire towns from mayfield, kentucky. heidi show castro reports. this house is among this. you still standing in mayfield, kentucky, though it's missing a roof doors and windows. the cato family lived here for you loving years. now they're seeing what they can say. oh, this is where the front door was. and then of course the upstairs. we won't go upstairs if that's okay. and, and then our dining room. not every home in this region has a basement, but this one, fortunately did, and the cato family had the foresight to offer shelter to some friends who live nearby. they came over just in time and a rush down the stairs likely saved everyone's lives. as soon as we got the basement, you just heard this huge bow, and that was just the, the whole house going up. so you were still in transition. we were still in transition, as in mother, what was your, what were you thinking at them at that point in time i was mentally counting heads . you know, i was like, are we all down here? all 12 people inside the house were unharmed. it's one of those things were just very thankful that everybody's alive and well. this stuff can be replaced. you know, cars can be bought, houses can be done in, but people can't. it's fear the death toll from last week's tornadoes will surpass 100. people died in illinois, tennessee, and missouri. but kentucky had the greatest loss of life. 18 are still on identified. of the ones that we know the age the age range is 5 months to 86 years. and 6 are younger than 18. at the ruins of a collapsed candle factory in may field, emergency crews continued to search for signs of life. this woman made it out, her boyfriend did not. the fact that i should staff should be right there with him is eating me alive because he was right there. and i don't know what happened, how i got out and he didn't. and i was donna as communities across the region begin, the difficult work of recovering dozens of families are struggling with the same grief. heidi joe castro, al jazeera mayfield kentucky. u. s. president joe biden plans to travel to kentucky on wednesday. he's also pledged to deliver aid to tornado hit states as fast as possible. i want you to know that this ministrations made clear every government, whatever they need when they need it. when they need make known to me, get it to them rapidly, rapidly. we're going to go beyond what is available for the staying in the us and investigation has been opened into the collapse of an amazon warehouse. at least 6 people were killed when a tornado hit. the building in edward's vill, in illinois, the u. s. occupational safety and health administration has 6 months to complete. the inquiry amazon could face fines if a violations of workplace safety are found. coming up on this news hour from london or report fines, colombian police were responsible for 11 deaths at protests last year. but what about the many men who died? a historic handshake as the leaders of israel and the united arab emirates meet for the 1st time and in sport where say this or not letting go of their hopes of spoiling max verse happens party following his maiden formula, one world title ah u. s. defense department officials are expected to conclude that no american military personnel will face punishment for a drone strike, which killed at 10 african civilians. a review and to the incident in august found that there was no misconduct or negligence, but breakdowns in communication. 7 children were among those killed in what was planned as a strike on, on i saw operative, the associated press news agency says the defense secretary will approve those findings and decide no service. personnel were personally accountable by the decision is yet to be formally announced, skidmore, now from michaela who is live for us in washington, d. c. of course, it was a very upsetting development and it was already an incredibly upsetting situation in afghanistan anyway, so they acknowledged that a mistake was made, but found that no one was actually accountable for it. so explain that to us, please. well, it's a difficult thing to explain, but one has just got to look at the process of what has happened here. last month, a so called independent investigation by the inspector general of the air force produced the report which describe this as a tragic mistake. saying that there had been incorrect decisions taken. that there was a problem with the confirmation process in terms of the target. but then that recommendation was that an accountability be referred back to the top of the chain of command. now that is the head of the joint military services and the head of special forces. now it does appear according to several reports that they have concluded their individual investigations. they refer back to the chairman of the secreta

c. c t v footage has been released off to defend the gap. we are fighting of thieves who were trying to steal his car. the incident happened in august after gabrielle was followed home last month, one of the attackers was jailed for 5 years after police were able to identify him using a d. n. a recovered from the seen. the footage shows the attack a london gap route with a baseball bat. the president hit back before the attacker on his accomplice ran away. has been a shock retirement in the world of tennis, a formal one. and before you come to has quit the sport. the 30 wrote, has struggled with a persistent knee problem over the past couple of years, and a slip to 113 in the rankings concept one for w t, a titles, and reach the semi final be australian, open wimbledon, and french open concert is the most successful british women's play of the past 2 decades. the m b a, the biggest liberal james is facing up to 10 days out. sidelined by corona virus is not been confirmed yet while the house, the virus, has been placed in the n. b, a cove in 1900 protocols which so him message tuesdays game against sacramento. this means he's either tested positive or had an inconclusive result. 36 year old james is fully vaccinated. and found out this morning i was going to be entering the health and safety protocols and we arrange for him to get transportation back safely since pretty much like a huge loss. disappointing. you know, we just wonder what the best for him right now. you know, that's where our thoughts are and yeah, we have a nice man. oh my said, you know, i mean it's a 2 game season. they're gonna deal with guys. been in a line up. we've been out without him. some, you know, already the season. i feel like we're further along with our cohesiveness now that we were the 1st time he went out with his ab strain. lay kiss is still faint, sacramento without james and elsewhere, the brooklyn that edged out the new york rivals the next. james houghton at school at 34 points. i've been 48 tried his luck for 3 points, the rights at the end, but it missed and the next 1112 to 110. so that's all we have for now. but before we go, reminder about top sports stories, african champions, algeria played in the early game on wednesday of the rushing, the sudan, full goals to mil, to top greet d in the same group, egypt edged out 11 on with a penalty in that fuss game, winning one male, and later on we'll get to see saudi arabia in action for the 1st time. they're up against jordan in that opening match. we'll be back in a few hours time for another sports outdated at $1845.00. jim tate. c a. c them. ah aah! in december, jesse guitar host the fee for our upcoming a momentous event for the region and a glimpse of what's in store for the 2022. welcome people in power investigates the use and abuse of power across the globe. a world exclusive interview with joint nobel peace, lori if recognize the safeguarding freedom of expression as a precondition for democracy and lasting peace from shore. documentaries, too, in depth explain the portal showcase is the best voucher 0 digital content as the year draws to a close. we look back at the events that have shake the news and look ahead to next year. december on a jesse europe, a sacred himalayan summit, law treacherous than everest, cumber connor has never been tamed, reviewed and feared by local, yet an irresistible challenge to western climate. a sharper family must choose between going against their religious beliefs and guiding a group of mountaineers, or rejecting much needed income. the wall of shadows on al jazeera, who

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protector the in that shallow and the organizations in which it russia participates, including the c s t o c l, a c, o, rigs, the g 20, the 8 year old router when they see a us and the g 28, you speak through representing the ho range of un member states, including the 7 countries separate countries and the like minded bless. yet this is actually the platform of the illusion of what about where we can and should to come up with recommendations to be submitted for concentration within universal format, slide human. thank you mr. lover, found the last question. is it about the, the m h 17 kite and the name of quoting the hi, a good time down the request towards the, the defensively accused to disclose the information about the witnesses. i said for private school and to provide it the minutes of the interrogation on multiple from the reports or in which sure he claimed that that he saw look at that to show down mh 17. i was launched from the place sir. garcia would read you the words ah, that the investigators point out, and when the court truly will be announced and how russia, how will russi

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c r t s a week. additionally, one p c r test must be taken on the day. the game at vaccines are not compulsory for place. it's not about of you have to force players to do it. agree is always when you want to be partner newborn or be member of a club. whichever club it is. and you have to follow the rules of the club. if you say the prem leaguers, pacific club, and then on you want to be part of it. then the family can say, you have to do this and that i cannot be obvious. i don't want to be the spokesperson for whatever vaccination else or other things. it's really, i think, from a common sense point of view, it makes absolutely sense to do it. or chelsea will help to a nail nail, draw against walls there. now 3rd in the table, the london club had once it this game postponed after reporting several cove in 19 cases in their score, their manager, thomas tinkle saying after the match that sir the league needs to prioritize player safety australia. how secure, convincing. when in the 2nd test of the ashes series against england, just butler did resist aust

c, c, i a and the us attorney's office for virginia t comment on this story. emma let you know when we get a response from them. in the meantime, the format see i was will blur. john cardiac has told us that the agency needs it's serious changes when it comes to transparency. c, i a, officers and contractors can commit the most heinous crimes, crimes against children, and not be prosecuted. they're very good at covering up crimes. all they have to do is say, sources and methods. all they have to do is say that they want to protect classified information. there should have been whistleblowers at every step of the way. and the reason why it took so long for this news to finally see the light of day is because the cia fought it in court. what the see, i always fears is that someone will get up on the stand in court to testify on his own behalf. and reveal classified information and especially will reveal sources and methods, perhaps the names of sources or information about ongoing operations. and so in exchange for not revealing that information, there's usually a plea deal or as you saw in this situation, no court case at all. this is what the polygraph is for. it's supposed to weed out perverts, and criminals, and crazy people, unless there is serious change

leveraging its role in other international organizations. besides the un include in a, c, t, o, u, ration economic union, c, i s bricks and the s c o. and the g 20, by the way, because this group of 20 to represent the whole spectrum of you and members, it includes the leaning western powers, the g 7 as well as bricks. countries and their allies is a good platform for developing recommendations that would lead to be discussed a more universal format, like the u. n. program for over the viola r m h samosas, the district court in the hague. in the m h. 17 trial has rejected the request of the defense to disclose the details of witness as for 5 and provide a transcript of their interrogation to which they stated that the missile of shut down the malaysian boeing was lot launched from the place the investigation claims . when will the decision on this case be announced and hobble russia react to the accusations leveled against it? uncomfortable, douglas lo to shania, we will most likely make a statement when the ruling is announced. for now, we're closely following the trial. first of all, because it's russian

c r test. we'll pick that up. so it is still 100 percent working. but what happened was that the, the p c r test is testing the 3 genes. and the s t that the p c r test for is not present in the army con variance. so if you've got the, if you got the delta vary your test policy for the 3 genes. if you, if you positive for the, for the, on the combat, you know, the test positive to 2 genes. so this s gene dropout is being used as a proxy for, for the ami con variance. now as well as that, of course we are doing full genome testing for the on the combat. and so we know that this is collaborated. but what tim spectrum is saying is not same as any problem with the test them. in fact, a cli is not the p. c. r tests are exquisitely sensitive. many people would say far too sensitive, they're giving false positives or showing positivity for a long time after someone's got got better. but what he's saying is that various grams or manufacturers of the p c. r test on picking up the the only. com barrier. that's what he said lateral flow very quickly. and the actual flow will, i will only show positive. it's a if you have a fairly high bible load, it will

t h. c. products that led to the psychosis. you know, he ultimately died as a result of the psychosis brought on by i t. c. marijuana. and i believe that if you'd never consumed marijuana that he'd still be here today. oh, i, connie boy, can i live in denver, colorado? my son was diagnosed his kit to frontier, specifically from cannabis. 4 years ago, careless and a gifted program through elementary and middle school. and he was doing great man is introduced to marijuana his sophomore year or the summer over his sophomore year . and tom, he failed every class, his sophomore year, 1st person was an african exchange student li, by phone, bob, who was studying in whiskey in wyoming, and came to denver to use marijuana with his france. he was 19, he ate a marijuana edible and had an psychotic episode, jumped office, adopt balcony, and died. we get started for you or another person, aiden edible, that didn't do anything for him aid. another one ended up killings of, you know, when, when you use these edibles, did not like smoky, it doesn't affect you immediately. it maybe takes 1520 minutes. and so maybe you've eaten 3 of t

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ready have the p t of the c o 2 emission by and the 60 challenge to achieve neutrality r c o 2 emission. as a result of that, the chinese government is really putting a lot of pressure to cold sterile coal bass power stations. and that actually was a big reason why there has been recently a big shortage of power in some places, abrupt of, of power supply without informing the people in a timely manner should be correct. it's out say, and then the government and power suppliers need to figure out a way to make sure that while china is absolutely doing the right thing to the c o 2 emission by closing down some other kobe's power plants, how china can manage to provide enough power from other sources to the end users. that's a challenge that china need to going forward. the u. n says it's not gonna happen in time when they've, even in 2021. you're having problems with the fossil fuel emissions and all going to go down the china, the biggest obviously, you know, per capita with the biggest emitter in absolute terms. well, if you look at china's tracker, all the over the past 10 years, also