i'll at the we a square in cairo. in august 2013, i to sit in organized by campaign, is against the coo hundreds were killed. al jazeera photographer mohammed al zacky was injured, and reporter abdullah shami arrested. and the assess eula, emily at all had inflicted over that of the bulkier. and then he that can own aca fi al qaeda and then isa. i was the article and then your father obama, unhook the allah, allows the feldman give it a shot on the sleeve. aladdin viani an old lemon yard of a junior, and then he saw huffy low and the mother da 0 by the have a year, a annie and them about the i had these on and the on across the huffy. and i'm not the follow hook enamored with sophia of italy, a jani, and y m l a say, but the ads fioma femina shudder and the most of the decision since i was away last getty i'll shami was imprisoned for $306.00 days. who had been released in august 2014 roy in yemen to al jazeera, managed to keep working in summer and covered the counter revolution. there, illema barb, former prison, th

jonny dymond, bbc news, cairo.rected by ridley scott. the singer lady gaga plays patrizia reggiani who served 18 years injailfor hiring a hit man to kill her former husband and label boss maurizio gucci. to prepare for the role, lady gaga says she drew on the abuse she suffered as a teenager. here's our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba. heart of glass by blondie plays. it was a name that sounded so seductive. in 1998, patrizia reggiani was convicted of arranging the murder of herformer husband maurizio gucci, of the gucci fashion empire. to play her, lady gaga immersed herself in months of preparation. i don't consider myself to be a particularly ethical person. finding the pain the character experienced as a woman in a male—dominated world came from lady gaga's own past. what was the most relevant about my personal experiences, lizo, was the trauma that i have been through in my life — being assaulted when i was 19 by a music producer. i took from every trigger point that i could find, so it was very painfu

cairo, who runs the center, has worked here for 30 years.has helped countless disabled afghans lead better lives. >> there is a moment when they fit the prosthesis for the first time, it is a difficult moment, because they understand they have hoped to be able to walk again, and they will, but not in the same way. it is hard. some people, especially those with double amputations, sometimes they give up. correspondent: not this six-year-old. it has been only six months since the war stole his right leg, and today marks the first day walking without crutches. finding his balance on the new prosthetic takes practice but his father is always there for him. he says that the boy was playing in the street when shrapnel hit him. >> [speaking in foreign language] translator: i got a call to tell me he was injured. when i got home, he was in the hospital and seriously injured. he was playing in the front of the house. correspondent: the fear felt for a disabled child future can be crushing. the organizations that can help in the absence of the state a

roberto cairo, who now runs the center, has worked here for 30 years. in that time he has helped countless disabled afghans live better lives. >> ( translated ): there is a moment when they fit the prosthesis the first time it's a very difficult moment. because they have a hope to be able to walk again, and they will, but not in the same way. it's hard, it's tough, and some people, especially those with double amputation, they give up. >> reporter: not six year old haibatullah. it has been only six months since the war stole his right leg,nd today marks the boy's first day walking without crutches. finding his balance on the new prosthetic takes practice, but his father is always there for him. adbullah khan says haibatullah was playing in the street when shrapnel hit him. >> ( translated ): i was at work and got a call to tell me he was injured. when i came home he wain the hospital and very seriously injured. he was playing at the front of the house. >> reporter: for a parent in a country with no safety net, the fear felt for a disabled child's future

jonny dymond, bbc news, cairo. that's it from us. good night. hello there.ll be another mild day, but there will be quite a lot of cloud around, and the cloud thick in the first a lot of cloud around, and the cloud thick enough first thing in the morning for a spot or two of light drizzle, a few isolated showers out to the west. this is a weather front into the far northwest of scotland, along with the northern isles, bringing some blustery winds and some heavy rain at times. if we see any brighter skies and glimpses of sunshine, once again, it'll be eastern scotland and northeast england, where temperatures will be very mild, possibly 16 celsius, 61 fahrenheit, as the high. but that front will continue to sweep its way south and east through the weekend. it's a cold front, it allows the wind to change direction to more of a northerly and drive in colder air, coming all the way down from the arctic. so not much rain around, the rain clears through saturday night, but it will turn noticeably cooler, particularly for the second half of the weekend. this is bbc

, _ years, in other words, next year in cairo, china— years, in other words, next year in cairo, chinalanning _ because china, you know, its planning process is very cumbersome. it's planning process is very cumbersome. it's very— planning process is very cumbersome. it's very complex, and it doesn't really— it's very complex, and it doesn't really like — it's very complex, and it doesn't really like the idea of suddenly having — really like the idea of suddenly having to produce more rabbits out of a hat— having to produce more rabbits out of a hat within a mere 12 months. so it's dragging — of a hat within a mere 12 months. so it's dragging its feet event on that — it's dragging its feet event on that on _ it's dragging its feet event on that. on other things, it's dragging its feet event on that. on otherthings, on—call, again. — that. on otherthings, on—call, again. you _ that. on otherthings, on—call, again, you know, china has been part of the _ again, you know, china has been part of the group — again, you know, china has been part of the group who will be trying to the language

with a procession through the streets of cairo earlier this year and another museum opening planned foroming months, the government says it hopes this spectacle will cement the country's reputation as the world open-air exam. -- museum. >> spectacular. thank you for watching world news america. to our viewers in the united states, very happy thanksgiving. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentaon of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> brangham: good evening and happy thanksgiving. i'm william brangham. judy woodruff is away. on the "newshour" tonight, hunger in america: this holiday, many americans face food insecurity amid the ongoing pandemic and rising prices. >> we live on top of a whole food

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the 2nd thing they want to intimidate other for enjoy or enjoying this in general in cairo, if undaunted, that channel went ahead, gaining more popularity and winning awards. it managed to reverse the direction of the news flow, given a stronger voice to the global stop. in 15 years under english, how solidified it's a global footprint and continues its commitment to viewers by bringing to light stories that are otherwise less covered. hum advice, as yellow ah, edge. and these are the top stories. the european union is stepping up its sanctions targeting bella roofs, as the migrant crisis on its eastern border worsens. in recent days, thousands of migrants have a mass on the border with poland. former us president donald from long time allies, the bannon has surrendered to federal authorities. bannon is facing contempt charges for refusing to cooperate with the congressional investigation into january's attack on the capital. a defined banners spoke to media after his appearance in court. not just from people are not just conservative. every progressive in every liberal in this country t

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the trial of 9 al jazeera journalist is said to begin in cairo on thursday. peter greystone mohammed, fuck man! bah, mohammed have been in prison for 53 days chaotic sea into outside bay, with ports, as ambulances arrived, to evacuate the dead and the wounded. they're also requests on social media for people to donate blood because really dozens and dozens of people were entered. and this massive, massive last that took the lebanese capital. we're just going to bring you these live and exclusive pictures here. what you are looking at right now is taliban faces in the sites. the presidential palace ah, 25 years ago. a new era in the middle east began o a to paul documentary series smoking the 25th anniversary of al jazeera, telling the story of the channels logged in, and now it became a recognized global brand. ah, the story of al jazeera, but unique puff. ah ha! assassination attempt in a rog, the prime minister's house is targeted by an alm drove. the government says he is on homage. ah, not a lot of money, i. e, this is out there, a lie from dough also com

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but with a procession of mummified pharaohs through the streets of cairo earlier this year and anotherin luxor will cement the country's reputation as the world's open—air museum. nickjohnson, bbc news. incredible pictures there. south korea is introducing small robots into early education settings to teach children. meet the alpha minis — they can sing nursery songs, tell stories, and pull a few kung—fu moves. government officials are hoping alpha minis will prepare young children for a high—tech future. they've been introduced to 300 nurseries in the capital, seoul. teachers have found the new additions to be very popular in class. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello. the first named storm of the season is approaching, and it's set to bring us some fairly disruptive weather over the next couple of days. storm arwen, as named by the met office, will be developing particularly later friday into saturday, bringing not only widespread gales, some sleet and snow mainly over the high ground in the north — and it is likely to cause a bit of disruption because of that combination

a homo regular world cups, his being scared of change. infancy now has been in cairo, attending a meeting of african football, laid as the confidence member countries voted to back up plans the stage, the will cover pc is european and south american football. confederations, though, have spoken out against the idea. absolutely. what against are those water at the top? it happens in every sector of life. when did our reforms and changes those water the tub didn't want anything to change because they out of the top. and they are afraid maybe that if something changes, their leadership position is at risk. we cannot close the door. we need to keep the door open. we need to give hope. we need to give opportunities the entire world. why they are only sponsor africa football writes at gary al smith. he told us why the consonant voted in favor of biennial world cup and why some play is could out she leave their national teams well is just a question of money every 2 years. guarantees that at least $5.00 to $6.00 associations will get a substantial amount of money. and that's all it's about reall

it's going to make a big difference in cairo. you go from 29 on tuesday to just the high of 22 degrees on wednesday. that's it says her the there was since i was a little boy in india. my dream was to make for the wood fence. so finally i was going to do it one man's quest to realize a lifelong ambition to studio chose was off my own village and get permission going behind the lambs as gotten the saying brings his personal story to life. al jazeera correspondent, my own private bollywood. ah, ah, blue ah, a reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera, more countries closed their borders concerned by the new york corona virus variant, omicron. world health organization says that there is a high risk, it could lead to a sharp increase in the global number of cove at 19 cases. the trial of british socialite, delane maxwell has begun in new york and 59 year old is accused of enabling the crimes of convicted peter fall. jeffrey epstein, she denies any wrong doing and talks to resurrect the 2015 nuclear deal. have restarted in piano,

a journalist had said to begin in cairo on thursday. peter greystone mohammed, fuck man bahama, to have been in prison for 53 days chaotic sea into outside bay, with ports, as ambulances arrived, to evacuate the dead and the wounded. they're also requests on social media for people to donate blood because really dozens and dozens of people were entered in this massive, massive last that took the lebanese capital, which is going to bring you, these are my ab exclusive pictures here. what you are looking at right now is taliban faces in the sites. the presidential palace november, we'll see vulgarians those in a 3rd parliament election this year, public outcry the widespread corruption brought down former prime minister boy k bar itself. but finding a replacement, his priest problematic, will it be 3rd time lucky in the bulgarian election? special coverage on county theera. with hello, i'm darren jordan and joe hall with a quick reminder at the top stories here on al jazeera, the united nation says 16 of its local staff have been detained

an extraordinary meeting in cairo. a cafe president, patrice mont, saint bay has already expressed to his support for the plans endorsing fee for president john in for tito's proposal. the moon comes despite the threat to the continent, flagship tournament, the african cup of nations, which is held every 2 years from our on this story were joined by african football journalists, gary al smith. and gary, why is cap so in favor of the idea of having a world cup every 2 years? well is just a question of money every 2 years. guarantees that at least $5.00 to $6.00 been bought associations, holger, a substantial amount of money. and that's all, it's about really, and it might seem like a very selfish point of view from africa. but what african countries do when the world cup overwhelmingly saved us continents such as europe and asia and probably north america. so that's the argument to both on to money. okay, now europe and south america. don't back the proposal. is there the danger of a split with many of africa's big star

and on the 2nd of february, the so called battle of the camel took place in cairo's taffy square. mccarthy, german mocha. the only had the 3rd of critter, if a soldier, maria, what other 5th resulted in receipt of a hockey, jani let, and the whole lem. yep. go ahead, man. on the love a server, yet our car and the 100 camera, comerica kenneth moder, will kenneth miami. i had them in and we'll talk to her in aladdin, attending the recount, and no, we don't. camera 0, say them. so whole more a better tone terminal. hello, mckenna, hot lowered below you mclaughlin. jim wendell de la, a robert lobby. so he met, were icon at the jersey and i'll be anna who, neck at the hole. and joe had a young. yeah. had off he had the he a multiple were umbrellas and eileen. he had the leash, had her mother, father, a shop while on. lemme well, jesse looked at the honda did kill a lima omen. the buck come in. huh. and you say, you know, what will, how will atlanta manage in a new condemn which has mother and how come and a deck and that little miss. ha, ha, ha. chester jesse, you look in the home earth at all

the 2nd thing they want to intimidate other for enjoy or to join with in general in cairo. undaunted, the channel went ahead, gaining more popularity and winning awards. it managed to reverse the direction of the news flow, given a stronger voice to the global south. yeah. in 15 years of english, how solidified it's a global footprint and continues its commitment to viewers by bringing to light stories that are otherwise less covered, hammered via our busier and joining us now here in the studio is the managing director of al jazeera english channel. giles, trend hill, thanks for being he, giles. first of all, i mean just looking at that package and the last 15 years has been particularly busy. why is it so important? do you think, why was it so important to establish allergies very english for this region? i think we are a channel that is not based in a traditional power center, so we're not from london. we're not from washington model, from parents, not from berlin or we are. we are in a, in a, in a region of the world which isn't used to having international news channels based . a

the trial of 9 al jazeera journalist is said to begin in cairo on thursday. peter greystone mohammed, fuck man! bah, mohammed have been in prison for 53 days chaotic sea into outside bay reports as ambulances arrived, to evacuate the dead and the wounded. they're also requests on social media for people to donate blood because really dozens and dozens of people were entered in this massive, massive last that took the lebanese capital. we're just going to bring you these live and exclusive pictures here. what you are looking at right now is taliban faces in the sites? the presidential, palace, affluence astray, some neighborhoods racked by social and economic despair. one 0, what a fake the bad of local heroes. every one of us ever got a responsibility to change our person, like fighting for their suburban drake point out to 0. ah, this is al jazeera ah. hello, i'm emily anglin. this is denise our line from doha. coming up in the next 16 minutes . iraq's prime minister chairs, an emergency meeting with his security chiefs, just hours after surviving an armed a

but with a procession of mummified pharaohs through the streets of cairo earlier this year and anothers evening's spectacle in luxor will cement the country's reputation as the world's open—air museum. nickjohnson, bbc news. it's thanksgiving — and people in new york have been enjoying the macy's thanksgiving day parade. the 95—year—old tradition was scaled back last year due to covid restrictions. the oversized helium balloons are back, featuring a variety of colourful characters including snoopy and papa smurf. baby yoda was a new balloon for 2021. but he was not the only first—timer — pokemon characters pikachu and eevee also made their debut as a pair. americans could enjoy the event if they weren't in new york, of course. we are having a great time on thanksgiving day and it is great _ thanksgiving day and it is great to _ thanksgiving day and it is great to say people on the street_ great to say people on the street again. everyone here in new_ street again. everyone here in new york_ street again. everyone here in new york stick together and take — new york stick together and ta

but with a procession of mummified pharaohs through the streets of cairo earlier this year and anotherening's spectacle in luxor will cement the country's reputation as the world's open—air museum. nickjohnson, bbc news. south korea is introducing small robots into early education settings to teach children. meet... the alpha minis — they can sing nursery songs, tell stories and pull a few kung—fu moves. government officials are hoping alpha minis will prepare young children for a high—tech future. they've been introduced to 300 nurseries in the capital, seoul. teachers have found the new additions to be very popular in class. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @sipusey hello. the first named storm of the season is approaching, and it's set to bring us some fairly disruptive weather over the next couple of days. storm arwen, as named by the met office, will be developing particularly later friday into saturday, bringing not only widespread gales, some sleet and snow mainly over the high ground in the north — and it is likely to cause a bit of disruption because of that combination of th

the 2nd thing they wanted to intimidate other 4 or join us in general in cairo, undaunted, the channel went ahead, gaining more popularity and winning awards. it managed to reverse the direction of the news flow, given a stronger voice to the global south. in 15 years of english, how solidified it's a global footprint and continues its commitment to viewers by bringing to light stories that are otherwise less covered. hum advice are dis yellow still ahead on the news are in sports. i think you might just have the next michael jordan, a gas meter next to venus and serena williams endorse a new film about their dad and how he helped make them into tennis shops. ah ah ah ah ah, i'm not for sports his joe ali. thank you very much. 9 teams of now book their places. well, cupping cats are more will follow later on monday, several flags of the qualified countries have been raised along the waterfront. here on doe house coronation, including belgium, from brazil, denmark and german each sunday marks one year to go until a tournament kicks off with all i've got out of it, that he will run a sim

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first of all, it's because of the cairo declaration pottstown declaration. secondly, it's because of the civil war in china, the nationalist of forces, fred, the mainland, and settled down in taiwan. so if the united states keep provoking that they probably will provoke the resumption of the civil war. and do you think the u. s. wants to shit its sons and daughters plot for a civil war between channels, mainland and china as taiwan province be. ready my guest, i don't think the united states want to shed blood of the american soldiers full taiwan. why it's fuel tile ever since the beginning of the 96 is china's mainland already possessed enough military capabilities to take time one by a false one channel has never done that because we all prefer peaceful, renewed vacation of china. ok, let's take that point to robert. if we can then, i guess the question is really, how far do you think the west, particularly the us is willing to go in supporting taiwan and supporting taiwanese independence. right. there's a lot of economic arguments against going all the wa

it's going to make a big difference in cairo. you go from 29 on tuesday to just a high of 22 degrees on wednesday. that's it, see you soon. ah. in the country with an abundance of results. right? i really want to lose you. his 1st moment we move to grow and fraud with balanced real economy, blue economy, and the digital economy. with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs, investment, let it be possible in his growth and progress in eden. here now, ah, oh, the me. hello again. the top stories on al jazeera, this our, the caribbean island nation of our beta. this is just become a republic after cutting ties with the british monarchy. sandra mason has been sworn in its presidents replacing queen elizabeth. i've had a fate, a quart me, and mar has delayed the verdicts in the trial of our leader on santucci until next week. she's accused different statements and violating cove in 1900 restrictions, so she has been detained since the military of power in february. us pres

the 2nd thing they wanted to intimidate other 4 or join us in general in cairo, undaunted, the channel went ahead, gaining more popularity and winning awards. it managed to reverse the direction of the news flow, given a stronger voice to the global south. yeah. in 15 years of english, how solidified it's a global footprint and continues its commitment to viewers by bringing to light stories that are otherwise less comfort hammered via our dis. yellow angels travel is a managing director of al jazeera english. he told me the scope of the channels coverage distinguishes itself from other international networks. we are a channel that is not based in a traditional power center, so we're not from london. we're not from washington, one from parents, not berlin or we are. we are in a, in a, in a region of the world which isn't used to having international news channels based . and so by having, by being based here, and along with our editorial perspective, which is to provide all perspectives and alternative. so that makes it really important that i think out there english has such a wide ra

the 2nd thing they want to intimidate other for enjoy or enjoying this in general in cairo. undaunted, that channel went ahead, gaining more popularity and winning awards. it managed to reverse the direction of the news flow, given a stronger voice to the global south. in 15 years of english, how solidified it's a global footprint and continues its commitment to viewers by bringing to light stories that are otherwise less covered. hum advice, dizzy le it seems i yesterday that server may need bog for this news hour, but i'll be back in just a moment with more of the days news are going ah and a community decimated by can set fights for the truth. who in this room has cancer, or knows the family that lives here that have cancer? phone lines exposes houston's cancer class death. these over 110 properties that have grown contamination underneath. they lived out of his blood public community. just say forget, they'll let him bow. nope. so we were sitting in time for lines on al jazeera. can you hear it? anticipation these rising. excitement is growing. as cattle airways brings your favori

and contina has been in cairo, attending the confederation of african football's extraordinary meeting. the continents member countries of overwhelmingly voted back the proposal of holding the rogue up every 2 years. and continues comments have been interpreted as a veil. dig at europe and south america will come out against the plan. i think is what against are those who are the talk? it happens in every sector of life. when did our reforms and changes those? what are the told to the want anything to change because they are the top. they are afraid maybe that if something changes, their leadership position is at risk. we cannot close the door. we need to keep the door open. we need to give hold. we need to give opportunities the entire world. earlier will spend 2 african football journalists, gary al smith, and he told us why half is in favor of the biannual well cup. why some players could split from their national teams? well, is just a question of money every 2 years, guarantees that at least $5.00 to $6.00 associations will get a substantial amount of money. and that's all it's ab

it was based in cairo, the baby she was coming out of jerusalem. i'll just say english. who i think right now ma, holding unsure in taught tundras, were the only 2 english language correspondence. reading out the central news of what was happening during that 6 week conflict. but at the same time, i was actually seeing this in atlanta, georgia visiting my parents. and as always getting news from algebra or english website, my sister charge didn't, so turn that off, turn that off, turn that off. that's what website, that's terrorist, the f b i will read the house. so even then, after hours during the show, that stablish itself was becoming important. that misconception of what it was in the united states that i did it was, it was the enemy, you still had to fight against. when you tried to say, look, they're not the enemy, they're what we need in this 21st century world. 3rd, i was just here, of course, funded by the country government as a private entity with public benefit. that is a angle separation between states and broadcaster, as there is with, with public broadcas

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who oppose his plan of holding more regular will cups of being scared of change. infancy has been in cairo, attending a meeting of african football leaders. the continents member countries votes, it's a backup plan, stays the woke up every 2 years. the european and south american football confederations though, have spoken out against the idea of the contribution. and those again are those who are at the top. it happens in every sector of life when that are reforms and changes those what are the top, they don't want anything to change because they out of the top and they are afraid maybe that if something changes, their leadership position is at risk. we cannot close the door, we need to keep the door open, we need to get home. we need to give up what unit this the entire world. while we spoke to african football right to gary al smith, he told us why the content did vote in favor of that bi annual welcome plan and why some players could end up splitting from their national teams. well, is just a question of money every 2 years, guarantees that at least $5.00 to $6.00 associations will get

and he, france corresponding, antoine cairo reports now from couple. despite the hasty departure of the american military in august, there were still traces of their presence, inca bolt. for example, shops where you can find a variety of things from the old american bases in the country. very jackets, trousers, shoes, caps, backpacks, as well as binoculars knives, competitors sleeping bags, just like in ali baba's cave to bug harmony. we get them through bag room. this is what they were using during the war they're selling now, and it's just for that. and those room people mainly buy things for fishing and hunting. they also buy some things as gifts like t shirts with afghanistan written on them and other things which is not the same, have been found them it exist. there's also some evidence of france, his participation in the afghan war, for instance, this blue white red badge, or this key chain of the colors of france and the international assistance and security force commanded by nato laundry. some grocery store still have products initially intended for the u. s. military will. it

a lot of people were moving away from cairo. this is intelligence people, journalists, businesses and so on. because they were a bit nervous about about nasa and they thought lebanon was a safer place to bring up, bring up children and so on. so, and that was a very, essentially, a very happy place. it seems at least if you were had a bit of money and were you was a u. s. proxy american government? yes. me was, it was, and i the, the saint. george's, the bar of the saint george's hotel was the place where the diplomat spies journalists would all meet in the evening or sometimes indeed, in the morning, i spent all day there. and it was the place where you were, you know, if you wanted to know what was going on, you got plugged into the saint george's and you would be sure to meet some senior member, the government or some senior spy or whatever. and that was the place to be sent. at least that was better than press releases. i mean, the amount of alcohol that flows through this book, the 10 o'clock, you tell us what the 10 o'cloc