and this is a high school in cape town. they had organized a end of your function for final because students, because the official function had been cancelled due to covert regulations. the separate function was organized and there were black students at the school when they it's that it was organized on racial grounds. and that all nonwhite students at the school or at least in final year, were not part of that function, nor were they welcomed. if members here say this is symbolic of a greater problem specifically in cape town and the western cape province where they say there is a legacy of part 8. races were separated officially. and that legacy has continued on officially. where on paper schools are meant to be integrated, the social norms should have changed, but that's not the case. the brecon felt right where they appeared to be an unofficial segregation. this is what people here are saying. and the reason it's been tense in the last few minutes is this has tried to make its way further down the road to the school. t

and this is a high school in cape town we. they had organized a end of your function for final year students because the official function had been cancelled due to covert regulations. the separate function was organized and there were black students at the school when they reached that it was organized on racial grounds. and that all nonwhite students at the school or at least in final year, were not part of that function, nor were they welcomed the warring parties in ethiopia's here region have exchanged rocket fire with both sides, accusing each other of putting civilians in danger here and has one of the humanitarian crisis, more than 2000000 young people need aid. those are the headlines. the news continues here on al-jazeera after one the one easts. good buy the kina faso is heading toward elections, but spiralling insecurity is overshadowing the vote. hundreds of thousands cond register, and much of the country is off limits, thanks to roaming armed groups. so what real change can these elections bring? join us as we as

of violence against women, we meet the kenyan rape survivors, helping other women heal plats the cape town restaurant that holds the world record for having the widest variety of no shake flavors will give you the scoop on how many they have hello, i'm christine wonder, it's good to have your company. if you know piers prime minister mate is rejecting growing international calls for dialogue and to deadly fighting in the northern to gride region, this as a 72 hour was surrender ultimatum. his government gave the t.p.o. if leadership expires, communications remain almost completely cut off to the to grind region, which is home to about $6000000.00 people. but we have a look inside the town of which bears cause off the fighting. it's not what a farming town should look like in the middle of harvest season. in ethiopia, region is largely deserted. and this is why heavy shelling hit the town as the ethiopian army in forcing out fighters loyal to the to grow people's liberation front. most civilians fled during the clashes as their homes were peppered with bullets and shrapnel. those who remain

recycle the precious bits of circuits broods can do when johnson ph is in from the university of cape town, figured out a way we were trying to crush the circuit board so that we can access the in the live for the copper that sandwiched in between layers within the board, access in the metals like copper will move valuable. gold is difficult and costly. most of south africa's eat waste is purses to overseas by companies that operate huge furnaces. it was a realisation that we have in south africa. a lot of people who just collect a few circuit boards and take them to recycle, who then just crush them up and since them overseas. and we said walk on, we process this material here, create jobs with that. the challenge for the scientists finding a method where i think smaller scale and price point that also had this not to contaminate the environment. they developed a chemical extraction process for copper, a fiend, ammonia solution trickles through to ground out circuit boards. over the course of several days, the solution extracts the copper, indicated by the blue coloring. the a menu mixtur

perhaps the cape town restaurant that holds the world record for having the widest variety of milk shake flavors will give you the scoop on how many they have. hello, i'm christine wonder. it's good to have your company. if you o.p.'s prime minister, mate is rejecting growing international calls for dialogue and to deadly fighting in the northern to grad region. this as a 72 hour was surrender ultimatum his government gave the t.p.o. . if leadership expires, communications remain almost completely cut off to the to grad region, which is home to about 6000000 people. but we have a look inside the town of who made up, which bears cause off the fighting. it's not what a farming town should look like in the middle of harvest season. in ethiopia, region is largely deserted. and this is why heavy shelling hit the town. as the ethiopian army rule in forcing out fighters loyal to the to grab people's liberation front. most civilians fled during the clashes as their homes were peppered with bullets and shrapnel. those who remained take stock of events we didn't expect shelling. suddenly, we start

materials, since time and money, and it is much better for the environment at the university of cape town. one professor wants to introduce that idea, not just in south africa, but across the entire continent with its resembles a meat grinder. but this machine grind subcircuits broods instead of pork in the sun to the spot of an innovative research project in south africa. finding out how to recycle the precious bits of circuits broods can do when judging peterson from the university of cape town, figured out a way we were trying to crush the circuit board so that we can access the in the lives of the copper that said when in between is layers within the board axis in the metals like copper, all move valuable. gold is difficult and costly. most of south africa's eat waste is purses to overseas by companies that operate huge furnaces. it was a realisation that we have in south africa. a lot of people who just collect if you think it was and to take them to recycle, just crush them up and since them overseas. and we said walk on, we process the material here, create jobs with that. the chal

if england were to win from here, a thriller in cape town.hat i'm joined now by sussex fast bowler tymal mills who's been watching the match. 73 days since england played, how are they doing? 73 days since england played, along... much longer since south africa has played any cricket. england, they were a little bit rusty with the ball. tom curry had a bad day. sam curry, his brother, was very good, continued his great form. since then, it's been a struggle. ten runs and over, so. what have you made of south africa? we just saw the scorecard at the moment. it has been exactly as you said, how do you think they've been doing? really probably is, 179 in theirfirst game. a long time since before the pandemic. they'll be really pleased. quentin set the tone of the start, and now george has taken two wickets already. they'll be really pleased and will be wanting to close this game out. all to do 48 for three after. we will leave it there. thank you forjoining us on sportsday. golf's two biggest professional tours have announced a new "strategic al

in cape town, the last time we were speaking to a farmer, it was pretty tense there. what's it like there now? since we've last spoken a number of years, members about 2000 of them in fact tried to move closer to the school. you see behind me there now behind a police barricade, but to keep them back. police once again fired tear gas and stun grenades. have also used water cannon to prevent these protesters from approaching the school. they say only $500.00 protesters are, would be allowed through. and besides, we saw what is why we see this police barricade in this heavy police presence. protesters here have in fact quite peaceful. and they've also accused police of being heavy handed. they're also apart from targeting the school. they're also angry with police saying that they're racist and they wouldn't respond in the same manner to white protesters. if marches were white, it wouldn't be the same scenario. so people here are angry. now ultimately the target is breckon for our high school, which they accuse of racism. this goes back to a function that was how the ye

the school is accused of discriminating against black students to gas was used outside of a cape town school, which allegedly held a graduation event where only white students and teachers attended. the school denies this and says a function was a private event, has more from outside the school in cape town, a number of years, 5 members about 2000 of them in fact tried to move closer to the school. you see behind me they're now behind a police barricade, but to keep them back. police once again fired tear gas and stun grenades. basically water cannon. to prevent these protesters from approaching the school, they say only $500.00 protesters are good to be allowed through. undersize reese, which is why we see this police barricade in this heavy police presence. protesters here have in fact been quite peaceful. and they've also accused police of been heavy handed. they're also apart from targeting the school. they're also angry with police saying that they're racist and they wouldn't respond in the same manner to white protesters, or if marches were white, it wouldn't be the same scenari

that's the cape town restaurant that holds the world record for having the widest variety of milkshake flavors will give you the scoop on how many they have. hello, i'm christine wonder. it's good to have you company. if you, his prime minister made is rejection. growing international calls for dialogue and today the fighting in the northern to grind region. this as a 72 hour was surrender ultimatum. his government gave the t.p.o. . if leadership expires, communications remain almost completely cut off to the to grad region, which is home to about 6000000 people. but we have a look inside of the tunnel, which bears cause off the fighting. it's not what a farming town should look like in the middle of harvest season. in ethiopia, region is largely deserted. and this is why heavy shelling hit the town. as the ethiopian army rule in forcing out fighters loyal to the to grab people's liberation front. most civilians fled during the clashes as their homes were peppered with bullets and shrapnel. those who remained take stock of events we didn't expect shelling. suddenly, we started to hear

there are plenty of milkshake flavors available at gibson's gloomy burgers and chips in cape town. in fact, this restaurant offers $207.00 varieties that's a world record, and it had to be very fired all at once in a process that took 5 hours and 20 minutes. as each trick came up, it was numbered, and my job was to make sure that our had the list of ingredients, each of those ingredients were talking very far, but those ingredients were hard to place in the 2 judges then tasted the truth. so how do you come up with so many options of shakes? the creators say the inspiration is all around the one i was when i travelled by minibus taxi, i noticed people eating chocolates my lunch. i realized there is a good idea here. i tried making a milkshake mixing all of those together with peanut butter crunch or bar one to make that. and it's delicious. with the customers having sampled the shakes, you can take their word for it too. but i guess i'm drinking a chocolate peppermint milkshake, and they've got one of the biggest varieties of milkshakes in the world. and i think it's amazing that e

racial tension in south africa we've got a report from a high school in cape town that's become the latest flashpoint. we've been told everything these people what they do not. know about their racism and i can we along with. hello i'm christine will have your company kenyan victims of a bomb attack on the u.s. embassy and 998 have criticized a new compensation deal when al qaeda bombed u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania in august 1998 it was the 1st islamic terror attack targeting the united states on foreign soil kenya suffered most of the casualties with 224 people killed and thousands of others injured in the capital nairobi. neighboring so done provided in direct support for al qaeda and its leader osama bin laden who carried out the attacks as a result the u.s. put sudan on the list of countries that support terrorism and imposed sanctions on the country that changed last month when sudan agreed to pay $335000000.00 in compensation to attack victims employees at the u.s. embassy but other survivors mostly kenyans will not be receiving any office. mario milla has. esther remembers t

and we have a report from south africa's cape flats, that's a neighborhood in cape town where violent crime is so rampant. paramedic's needs to respond to hello, i'm christine one day. it's have your company ugandan police have arrested 350 people in a crackdown to quell history. good by the a wrist of presidential hopeful, bobby why? those protests and to a 2nd day following day of rest in the capital kampala on wednesday, police accuse while the wind off violating anti coronavirus knishes by holding mass rallies, dozens were injured. and at least 16 people died in violent protests that erupted in kampala. after the pop started on the station was taken away by police tear gas in the streets of kampala alongside the rocks and other debris that protesters had used to set up barricades. riot police made their presence felt arse civilians who are also caught up in the chaos, maintained their innocence. this is what sparked the protests. police seizing bobby wine, the musician turned presidential hopeful. on monday. there are nothing i did was it's the most recent of many times he's been

racial tension in south africa we've got a report from a high school in cape town that's become the latest flashpoint. you know we've been told everything these people who know you do know some of. their racism and i'll give you no longer. hello i'm christine one day it's good to have your company kenyan victims of a bomb attack on the u.s. embassy and 998 have criticized a new compensation deal when al qaida bombed u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania in august 1998 it was the 1st islamic terror attack . targeting the united states on foreign soil kenya suffered most of the terrible seas with 224 people killed and thousands of others injured in the capital nairobi neighboring sudan provided in direct support for al qaeda and its leader osama bin laden who carried out the attacks as a result the u.s. put sudan on the list of countries that support terrorism and imposed sanctions on the country that changed last month when sudan agreed to pay $335000000.00 in compensation to attack victims employees at the u.s. embassy but have the survivors mostly kenyans will not be receiving any of it. m

in fact, the forecast the cape town takes you even cooler, as the breeze picks up from the showers seem likely during saturday, less so on sunday. so for most to southern africa, south of botswana, it's still quite dry. be the hero, the world needs right now. don't wash your hands. a multi-million dollar online. sex scam in the philippines is blackmailing men from around the world. $1.00 to $1.00 east uncovers i was small time syndicate, became a criminal empire on al-jazeera food. hello again. i'm the stars italian dohan. let's remind you of our top stories here . this hour, aid agencies are warning of a humanitarian disaster in the northern tikrit region of ethiopia. thousands of people have fled as if europe is military, says it's making gains in a defense of that, against local forces. there's been international criticism over a new rule from china that's led to 4 opposition. politicians and hong kong being disqualified. both the u.k. and us say they're considering section and the u.s. has reported its west daily death toll at 19th and early may help, experts are warning the pandemi

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in cape town you got active weather on its way in temperatures dropping the winds are strong in this at least 3 days rather rain or sherry rain. jump into the stream and julian on global community diversity is biosecurity is that essential for our species to survive be part of the debate i know you have i.d.'s he can be part of this conversation when no topic is off the table the police are not neutral and all of these cases goal here is to terrorize and here's the other part of this there's no consequence this street on out is the. you want your disease or a reminder of our top stories this hour the race to the white house is going down to the wire after flipping michigan and wisconsin joe biden now has a project a total of 264 electoral college votes according to the associated press trump has 240 it takes 270 to win the election. the u.s. president has repeated unsubstantiated claims that the one major problems with voting and ballot counting georgia nevada and pennsylvania are just some of the states where votes are still being counted and republicans are filing legal challe

i'm sure you like that, but it's hampshire further south to get cape town. a bit of a breeze off the interior. you got certain degrees. guess what? the average temperature should be in cape town's, tommy $23.00, c. a well above because it doesn't last it down to $0.19 below average by saturday. frank assessments, if american public opinion piece betrayed by social media platforms after november . what would be good? because as if you believe that there corrosive to our democracy, one obvious solution is to break from an informed opinion, just look at his dog anyway. the protesters aren't going anywhere either. it's ability to get a revolution. people walk out the in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines. come with it. that's really out there on the street inside story on al-jazeera. hello again, i'm just on top stories here. this hour. more than a dozen pro-democracy legislators in hong kong have resigned in solidarity after the government disqualified their colleagues. china has passed a patriotism resolution, allowing the removal of politicians who

recycle the precious bits of circuits broods can do when judging peterson from the university of cape town, figured out anyway, we were trying to flush the circuit board so that we can access the in the lives of the copper that sandwiched in between these layers within the board access in the metals like copper, all move valuable. gold is difficult and costly. most of south africa's eat waste is purses to overseas by companies that operate. huge ferns is also a realisation that we have in south africa. a lot of people who just collect a few boards and take them to recycle, just crush them up and since them overseas. and we said walk, we processed material here, create jobs with that, the challenge for the scientists finding a method that works at a smaller scale and price point. that also does not contaminate the environment. they developed a chemical extraction process for copper. a fiend, ammonia solution trickles through to ground 0 circuits. over the course of several days, the solution extracts the compound, indicated by the blue coloring. the a menu mixture can be used several times

the school insists that the function was a private event for me to miller reports from cape town.a tense standoff between police and protesters and one that set the tone for much of the day in the suburb of bracken fell in, came down. police tried to disperse members of the political party, the economic freedom fighters, or e.f. if they came out to protest alleged racism, and discrimination at bracken fell high school. finally, as students recently held an interview, a party, but black students say they were deliberately excluded. a claim the school denies the card just told you, no go zones. 230 then do yourself a fairly well man, elderly person over to see them. and after some calm tensions and fighting flared up when a white man try to address the crowd. the head of this protest, they've been other demonstrations here, 5th member say they were attacked. we were very peaceful at that time. we went forward wildly. what's happening, why there's going to this very peaceful suddenly, babe, and we need one of our members and what the demonstrators have criticized those. they say have

and finally, if 2020 is left, you feeling a little short on got phenomenal oftens, a restaurant in cape town in south africa, could be the place for you. it says gore may burgers and brands has 270 different types of milkshake on its menu. in fact, it holds a guinness world record for that very face. while mosques are still up, make a tree, eating and drinking are forced exceptions. an opportunity to forget the pump demick while choosing from a wide selection of milk shakes. too many to choose from. that's all for me in the business scene here in berlin for more check out our website, e, w dot com slash business. for me, it's the buy and take care in the light of climate change africa's most of what's in store for months to come for the future comes 2nd major cities to begin. scientists enter komi. push polls loves us right now from the moment. right now, climate change in a different office story faces flush less leeway from just one week. how much worse can really get we still have time to sort of subscribe. like those misused today, thinking of china and generating a conundrum for germany

on the other hand, you know, what happens in the case of cape town for example.i was in cape town last summer and when i found there was 200 huge archival boxes that had not been open since 1910. they were all played files. what's so interesting is british officials one played starts hitting cape town, they literally cleaner with police officers and soldiers, european. they clear came down. completely. they foresee indigenous people that were living their out of the city. they totally remade that landscape and so there is this -- i mean chris you could speak to this to. so can you elise. there is a fear that europeans have an 18 the 19th century but there's also this fear of indigenous landscapes and environment so i think the colonial projects in this period was one of racialized and disease but also of landscapes anyways. i think there is certainly this interesting mix between what public health is doing on the ground -- while public health is doing an ideological easy speaking and what it's doing on the ground. >> i mean this is an interesting thing that you b

onix stories in cape town, south africa way. crime is so rampant in some part of the city that paramedics will only respond to calls if they are accompanied by the police. this year alone, there have been more than 50 attacks on and units responded. as our correspondent accompanied one team of paramedics as they oncet holes waiting at the police station is a regular occurrence for paramedic. be shocked me without police. he can't do his job. months ago, there were border guards or did stop at the robot is another vehicle. one young guy brought the gun on you want to rob us? but 3 years ago i was told that everybody but his partner lives here at the cape flats. he says, not at day goes by, that you don't hear shots fired. rival gangs. totally different in they really armed with, with no place they said when they shoot, they want to sue they want to get in. you are in their way, issued its way. we got this particular from the police, but someone who's been vomiting or not since the morning has called for an ambulance. the paramedi

guns was used outside the cape town school, which allegedly held a graduation event, but only white pupils and teachers attended. the school did always there since the function was private for me to matter how small from near the school in cape town. a number of members about 2000 of them in fact tried to move closer to the school. you see behind me there now behind a police barricade, but to keep them back. police once again, quiet tear gas and stun grenades. to use water cannon. to prevent these protesters from approaching the school, they say only $500.00 protesters are a would be allowed through. and the size, reese, which is why we see this police barricade in the heavy police presence. protesters here have in fact been quite peaceful. and they've also accused police of being heavy handed. they're also apart from targeting the school, they're also angry with police saying that they're racist and they wouldn't respond in the same manner to white protesters or if marches were white, it wouldn't be the same scenario. so people here are angry. now timothy the target is bracken file high s

but i speak to our correspondent in cape town. thanks a lot for joining us. this is a big jump in unemployment. how so many south africans fall into the figures? well, part of it i think is that south africa had one of the strictest lock downs in the world, basically for months and said that definitely has hammered the job market. what we see is that over 2000000, people that lost their jobs during that hard down have not returned to work force and the number that you are mentioning, the 30 percent that's. that's a narrow definition of unemployment. if you look at the broader definition of unemployment and you includes discouraged work seekers, we're talking about 43 percent unemployment. so that indeed is staggering. and a lot of these are young people of africa. already florida's quarter had the highest youth unemployment in the world. and now it's even higher than it was. yeah, the closer you look at the figures, the worse they are. so the south african governments failed to prevent this. but have you got a plan to change it? yet as there are several proje

and we have a report from south africa's cape flats that's a neighborhood in cape town where violent crime is so rampant. paramedics need to respond to.

police in south africa have clashed with anti racism protesters in cape town. hundreds of members of the left wing economic freedom fighters group were demonstrating near the school said to have held an all white dance party in october . south africa's president has called for an investigation into the clashes, calling them deeply regrettable to the conflict in ethiopia. now where the federal government says it will soon have done the northern state under control and said it captured 2 more cities in the region on friday and was closing in on the capital. it comes at a cost of hundreds of lives with thousands of civilians fleeing the fighting aid agencies are alarmed and are calling for a temporary ceasefire to deliver aid. these people fled the fighting in northern ethiopia by crossing the border into sudan. most escaped with just what they could carry on their own. we managed to escape the bombs, but some people were hit. we were covered in dust. we made it out. we had no food. we were hungry. people welcomed us here. we had no clothes, and the people who saw

onix stories in cape town, south africa way. crime is so rampant in some part of the city that paramedics will only respond to calls if they are accompanied by the police this year alone. there have been more than 50 attacks on agonists responded as our correspondent accompanied one team of paramedics as they oncet holes waiting at the police station is a regular occurrence for paramedic. be shacking up without police. he can't do his job. months ago, there were border guards going for him to stop if they were but another vehicle and one young guy brought the gun on that one of the robbers. but 3 years ago i was told that they step back. his partner lives here at the cape flats. he says not a day goes by, that you don't hear shots fired. rival gangs. totally different in they are really armed with, with no place they sit with him. they shoot. if they want to sue, they want to kill him. you are in their way. they should. it's why you got this particular from the police. someone who's been vomiting or not since the morning has cal

accommodation, another three plates up the isolation of the positive tests, the first of three in cape towniola has urged lionel messi to end his career at barcelona. having been linked with a move to city at the end of last season, teh forward could leave barca a free when his contract expires next summer. after the city manager signed a two—year contract extension on thursday its reignited rumours his former player could join him in manchester. if you ask me my opinion, as a person like, i have a huge gratitude to barcelona for what they've done for me in the academy as a football player, they gave me absolutely everything what i want to do is finish my career there. that is what i want. to finish the contract and what will happen with this man. the fa have warned former players might lack the experience to replace greg clarke as chair of the organisation following his resignation. speaking to the bbc‘s sports editor dan roan,

bairstow was england's star as they beat south africa by 5 wickets in the first t20 international in cape townessive 58 as the home side posted 179 for 6 from their 20 overs. england's reply got off to a troubled start whenjason roy fell for a second ball duck but bairstow, dropped down to bat at 4, smashed four sixes in his 86 not out to see england over the line with four balls remaining. it seems to be one of my favourite grounds, like you say, and i quite like it being my favourite. it's an amazing place to come and play cricket. this ongoing down today over the mountain and it was just u nfortu nate we over the mountain and it was just unfortunate we did not have a special crowd into witness a game like that, because it would have been thoroughly enjoyable. late drama in rugby tonight and there were late goals in the premier league too as newcastle beat crystal the game was goalless until the 88th minute. but, then the breakthrough came. joelinton setting up callum wilson to score his seventh league goal since joining in the summer. and then just over a minute later, joelinton got a goal

england very quickly 92 for three in the 12th over chasing 180 to beat south africa in that first in cape townam, thanks for watching. that's all for now, good night. coming up on bbc news, lots of big and alarming statistics in the chancellor's spending review but the viewers really understand what they all mean? that's newswatch at 845 here on bbc news. alone, the rules, together this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. one of iran's top nuclear scientists, mohsen fakhrizadeh has been assassinated after gunmen opened fire on his car. tehran points the finger of blame at israel, saying it's trying to provoke a war. 13,000 jobs at risk as topshop's owner arcadia comes close to collapse. the high street empire has more than 500 stores across britain. the toughest restrictions but some of the lowest infection rates — anger in parts of the country at england's new tier system. ahead of brexit talks in london this weekend, the eu's chief negotiator proposes that eu fleets return some fish caught in british waters if a free trade deal is agreed.

in south africa, racial tensions have sparked outside a high school in cape town. the school was on high alert today after parents in protest is violent. if they clashed on monday night prison, so we're going up also has condemned the clashes and called for an investigation. demonstrators that picketed at the school on monday off the rumors that a matric leaving party was attended by only white students. correspondent, andrea and krishna reports from breckon fellow high school. inside the school students are writing their high school, leaving it outside is a massive police presence. the school also hired security guards after parents and protesters clashed close to the school. on monday we need to see arrests because there is absolutely unacceptable violence from any side. and of course, at the end of the day for me, we have to learn the specific be the metrics. they need to be able to do it safely. the police closed down the street in front of the school, but down here on the other side to find a group of parents and their supporters. they say they came here to pr

racial tension in south africa we've got a report from a high school in cape town that's become the latest flashpoint. we've been told everything these people they didn't know. they still feel about their racism the noggin we along with. hello i'm christine one day it's good to have your company kenyan victims of a bomb attack on the u.s. embassy and 998 have criticized a new compensation deal when al qaeda bombed us embassies in kenya and tanzania in august 1998 it was the 1st islamic terror attack targeting the united states on foreign soil kenya suffered most of the casualties with 224 people killed and thousands of others injured in the capital nairobi. neighboring so done provided in direct support for al qaeda and its leader osama bin laden who carried out the attacks as a result the u.s. puts the done on the list of countries that support terrorism and imposed sanctions on the country that changed last month when sudan agreed to pay $335000000.00 in compensation to attack victims employees at the u.s. embassy but other survivors mostly kenyans will not be receiving any offit. mario

south african police have clashed with antiracism protesters in cape town.undreds of members of a left-wing group for demonstrating near a school that had allegedly held an all white dance party in october. the president has called for an investigation, describing the clashes as deeply regrettable. the united nations has warned that yemen is in imminent danger of facing the world's worst famine for decades. the united nations says without immediate action, millions of lives could be lost. yemen has endured a five year war. a german development company and its u.s.--- its u.s. partner pfizer are seeking approval for development of its coronavirus vaccine. ifpprove it would be a major step in the fight against the pandemic. the u.s. government expects a decision to be made in mid-december, much faster than the normal eight years. they say they could begin distribution within hours of approval. the founder of the health finance institute in washington, d.c. joins us now. what will the fda not do in a month that it normally takes eight weeks -- eight years to ac

in fact, the forecast the cape town takes you even cooler, as the breeze picks up from the showers seem likely during saturday, less so on sunday. so for most to southern africa, south of botswana, it's still quite dry. but with jealousy that she does exquisitely, she's very clever. it's part of our culture to look at our very, very best for a special occasion. and for people who spend money, everything you see on the catwalk, they do it here. if there is going to be longevity and they follow after coming in and telling things around my my gear on al-jazeera. busy held for over 3 years in an egyptian prison cell, denied the right to a fair trial. no charges have been brought against al jazeera correspondent, saying he's crowing journalism to demand more troops and voice solidarity told to journalists, sign the petition to say hello again. i'm a saucy a tale and that's remind you about top stories here. this hour. amnesty international is alleging that scores of civilians have been massacred in the northern tier, a region of ethiopia. that's where the federal government is battling local

police in south africa have clashed with anti ranks, isn't protesters in cape town? hundreds of members of the left wing economic freedom fighters group were demonstrating near a school said to have held an all whites dance party in october. south africa's president has called for an investigation, just scribing the clashes as deeply regrettable the german president has taken part in commemorations marking 75 years since the start of the nuremberg trials. 24 high ranking representatives of germany's nazi regime were brought to justice for war crimes, paving the way for the creation of the international criminal court in the hague. this is d.w. news from berlin. follow us on twitter and instagram at d. w. news obvious that d w dot com the form will hunt him down. i'm an author and witness to world events. that's all. it was the hardest decision in my life. because i didn't want to hold on to germany. it was like a trial and death. and half blind relief for artists who have fled political persecution in their own countries and settled in berlin. what drove them to leav

doesn't affect cape town, whose temperature has just dropped with a change in wind direction. however, when talk just to the west, you've had your rains. i think so we've got 32 degrees or thereabouts, next 3 days, little wind, and plenty of sunshine. tell me out here in london, brutal path and teeth that don't get income the day. the american states that been, they've been unprompted uninterrupted. all of these, these divisions of the working class of working people and they keep us from realizing our collective power holmy, homemade. then if you obey them all of the 30 years, you begin to work with it and believe it has power over your last great date. they are. 'd held for over 3 years in an egyptian prison cell, denied the right to a fair trial. no charges have been brought against al jazeera correspondent. you're saying his crime journalism to demand my true thinks and boy solidarity with all detained journalists. sign the petition. 'd free 100 percent the eve of the we play you watching the news hour on al-jazeera with me for you. back to bill, i remind our top stories.

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the match will be played in cape town for the up will be played in cape town for the up the players againteam beating the french open champion nadal at the 02 dominic team beating the french open champion nadal at the o2 arena in london. did it in straight sets in their round robin match. really tight bar set but after an hour the corded team took it on a tiebreak. standard was incredibly high. brilliant rallies throughout the players exchanged breaks of serve in a thrilling 2nd. team squandered three match points before it went to another tiebreaker. three match points before it went to another tiebrea ker. the austrian coming out on top again. if tsitsipas wins this evening the team there will be the first man through to the semis. nadal now has to beat tsitsipas on thursday. to reach the last fall. it's very tough times at the moment. lockdowns are stripped and extract most in the countries and austria today. i really hope people enjoy it, the match back home and then they forgot a little bit for two hours the hard times we are living through right now. i think it's important that we p

t 20 matches in cape town. on the 27th of november, meanwhile, work has begun on building the 1st of a major cricket venue in the united states. this empty baseball stadium in the dallas suburb of grand prairie, is being redeveloped to host major and minor league cricket. it will also be a high performance center for the national teams. the us is also planning a joint bid with the west indies to host the t 20 world cup. it's going to be fun. i tell you some of the baseball. a lot of the same things go on and pictures have similar firm balls and all that. and it's just, it's going to be a lot of this is the 2nd largest in the world and we're bringing to the largest media market in the world. and that sentence alone, it doesn't matter if it's cricket or it's which it, whenever it is that just smells of opportunity. well, one man's curveball is another man's in swinging your cursor and a thanks very much phaser. and of course, i'll have more news on the other side of the break. we have been watching al-jazeera new

now 26 in johannesburg in cape town's, you coming back down for your 30 to about 25. in fact, the forecast the cape town takes you even cooler, as the breeze picks up from the showers seem likely during saturday, less so on sunday. so for most to southern africa, south of botswana, it's still quite dry. with jealousy they spoke, she just exquisite. she's very glamorous, it's part of our culture to look at our very, very best for a special occasion and people we spend money, everything we see on the catwalk. they do a test. if there is going to be longevity, it's a joy to have to come in and tell you things out of my nigeria on al-jazeera examining the impact of today's headlines of a scale from 0 guns. just a mistake, but we don't feel safe with you. setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions. my blood probably marvel at this. my old bean has been weaponized, international film makers, the world class journalists, tell us how and why the textile done. fashion industry is a major of water polluters, bring programs to inform and inspire news. on al-jazeera the, the,

let's get more on this entire vacation for correspondent for me to near the school in cape town. i mean, what should have been really a celebration of academic success seems to have turned ugly and revived bitter memories of the past. what seems to have happened all over the last couple of weeks. we've seen a number of protests outside the school promenading in what appears to be the largest to date. and what led to that was that the school didn't have its normal end of year pension for final year students because the pope in $1000.00 restrictions. and it stated, it appears as if a group of students held with their own. but i know we are done. so all these matric students, we have the only white students and teachers. now the school has distanced itself from the event saying that it was a private function and that it had nothing to do with the race. that was the immediate response to criticism of what had happened. and in the weeks following the school then said, we do acknowledge that some work needs to be done within our school, around integration. and this is after a number of

protests is in cape town. hundreds of members of the left wing economic freedom fighters group were demonstrating near a school said to have held an all white and dance party in october. south africa's president has called for an investigation, just scribing the clashes as deeply regrettable the german president has taken part in commemorations marking 75 years since the start of the nuremberg trials. 24 high ranking representatives of germany's nazi regime were brought to justice for war crimes, paving the way for the creation of the international criminal court in the hague. this is d.w. news from berlin. follow us on twitter and instagram at d. w. news or visit t w dot com the world is marking and remembering in europe. 75 years ago, the trials began in that city of prominent members of the political, military and economic leadership of nazi germany. and saw the 1st prosecutions under international jurisdiction and the 1st prosecutions for crimes against humanity. and also led to be establishment of the int

protests is in cape town. hundreds of members of the left wing economic freedom fighters group were demonstrating near a school said to have held an all white dance party in october. south africa's president has called for an investigation, just scribing the clashes as deeply regrettable the german president has taken part in commemorations marking 75 years since the start of the nuremberg trials. 24 high ranking representatives of germany's nazi regime were brought to justice for war crimes, paving the way for the creation of the international criminal court in the hague. this is d.w. news from berlin. follow us on twitter and instagram it d w news or visit t w dot com the world is marking and remembering nuremberg, 75 years ago, the trials began in that city of prominent members of the political, military and economic leadership of nazi germany. and so the 1st prosecutions under international jurisdiction and the 1st prosecutions for crimes against humanity. and also led to the establishment of the internati

archer and sam curran will head home after the t20 series, the first match is on the 27th november in cape town mark wood is named in both squads. for me, it has been awhile since i played a bit of cricket, so i'm looking forward to it. i think some of the lads have been in the ipl, so it will be important to look after them and of course from a cricketing point of view, they will be a battle hardened and ready to go and ready to show off those skills. for a couple of our lads that have been home like myself, we will build into it, but we will be fresh from the knowledge that we have been at home, so knowledge that we have been at home, so mentally we will be quite fresh, so we so mentally we will be quite fresh, so we will have to look after each other in different ways, but i think going forward into south africa, there will be a lot of excitement because they are a good team and we know what lies at the end with a 2020 world cup. australia all—rounder shane watson has retired from all forms of cricket, ending a 20—year career. he played in 59 tests, as well as countless one—day international

correspondents at the crash in cape town. every year the united nations and as that woman in the field of policing for her outstanding work on achievements and the seattle i want goes to doreen malone both from zambia well i'm always currently serving on mission in south sudan where she works agenda advice from their single mother spoke about her experience of working in a war zone and how she's helping other women on the front line of some of the wilds toughest conflicts you need as a police officer ways in your own form i tremble i mean. then there will be no hope for the south sudanese we meet so i started advising them encouraging them telling them that this it will all go for them they were saying there has mines where in the bush fighting and some of the women where even you call their belts will take. the ammunition to take the food to the people we're fighting then i started giving them some experience which i gained from liberia and how they liberia and we mean money to bring peace in their own country it wasn't and