. >> el balÓn estÁ con el cata, observa al piojo y Éste va de primera retrasando para salas.ta zona, un poco mÁs adelante. elÍas en el trazo para la ubicaciÓn de aguilar. no ofrece mucho del borde, mucha posibilidad defensiva, asÍ que si es en realizar y alvarado otra vez en esta posiciÓn, algo que no hizo en toda la primera parte. marcone para lichnovsky, esta presionando la mÁquina. el balÓn sale para donde alvarado, no logra llegar y falla la jugada defensiva que acaba de hacer protegiendo la pelota. ese balÓn se fue hacia fuera para el saque de meta. este domingo repÚblica deportiva se muda la cancha del estadio azteca previo al partido de vuelta entre amÉricas y pumas. tendremos el enlace en vivo con el piojo herrera. cobertura total dentro y fuera de la cancha. no te lo puedes perder comenzando las 3:00 de la tarde por univisiÓn. otra vez la mÁquina con salas. vamos a ver a mÉndez. aquÍ estÁ, puede llegar edgar el espaÑol, se les forcÉ alcanza la pierna. le alcanzÓ el combustible. ahÍ estÁ! esto es tiro de esquina! no recuerdo mucho de la mÁquina en este partido. no rec

por arriba el cata es quien gano.o domÍnguez intenta la individual. >> allÁ está el cabezazo en el fondo. bruno valdez. otra vez que vino corona. ¿vio? el balÓn que minó por abajo. --- el balÓn que vino por abajo. saque de banda.. >> ¿cuÁntas veces lo nombrÓ a renterÍa? >> un par de veces. pero durante el torneo tampoco lo hemos nombrado demasiado. entra como recurso ofensivo. prÁcticamente no ha tocado la pelota. >> fue en un partido titular contra pachuca. >> saque de banda que es para cruz azul. damas y caballeros, a este partido le estÁ quedando cinco minutos. sÍ, cinco minutos para entregarle la copa al nuevo rey de la liga mx. el momento lo va ganando el amÉrica uno a cero. infracciÓn del 11 de amÉrica. tranquilo, tranquilo. amonestado el 11, ¿no? >> se encara una discusiÓn entre "el piojo" alvarado e ibarra. >> el pelotazo le dice ivÁn marcone a corona que venga Él. >> pero faltan cinco minutos mÁs el aÑadido y sigo viendo a un cruz azul sin ideas, desesperado y tirando balones al Área. es la Única forma de ata

been invited but has yet to confirm whether he will attend saudi arabia is leading a blockade against cata which is the council's most serious crisis in decades she was weary is the director of girl studies at kettering university he thinks the saudis will focus on ending the war in yemen now i think riyadh will try to bring bring that again and saying look we want peace process to move on we need a peaceful negotiation we need the world to be and i think that is a message to washington this is serious i think that is to reduce the level of pressure on them and hush of the case so that it's a play on different cards on the same table and this is also an ending the war in yemen continue in sweden the demands of each side becoming clear among the significant issues that divide the healthy rebels and the yemeni government is the face of president average rebel mansour hadi his is one intercept down but the government thinks otherwise hashim a hobart reports from the tolls in remember just north of stockholm. talks hit a stumbling block just at the time when hopes of progress were growing. yem

spoils with lonely days that dortmund dalby win win again shaka by mean it cruised past nuremberg cata barely defeated frankfurt stunned like sake both spike but managed a draw with hoffenheim neva cusa it's not pasta and friday but a minute downed just a little. so what does all that mean for the bundesliga standings will dortmund keep the seven point lead ahead of plan back at the top by munich leapfrog leipzig into third place two points further back in the bottom hof well hardly any change there fly borg poll had a shock a while one of a descent off from a rock bottom you're watching news i'm having a home free in by the end plenty more for you at the top of the hour in the meantime you can always get plenty more on our website that is of course t w dot com see you soon and thanks for watching. i'm. hearing from. you know this if you have five min.

been invited but has not confirmed whether he will attend saudi arabia is leading a blockade against cata which is the council's most serious crisis in decades those are the headlines inside stories next. counting the cost cattle becomes the first country in the middle east to quit opec un climate talks took place this week in a coal mining town passed by french president emanuel my own policies are so unpopular counting the cost. cutting supply to push up prices some of the top oil producing countries have reached an agreement so what does it mean for consumers and how long will this deal between opec rivals and allies last this is in science or. hello welcome to the program has him speak of the world's major oil producers agreed to slash production off the meeting in vienna in the hopes of getting prices up again the cuts by opec and other produces outside the cartel will take one point two million barrels a day from world markets the price of oil has tumbled from eighty five dollars a barrel in october to sixty dollars this week but it needed the agreement of non opec member russia wil

a home, yellow ribbons search report for carme forcadell and eight other cata la n for carme forcadellr midnight ina group ribbon campaign. it's after midnight in a group of activists are cutting them down. catala ns in a group of activists are cutting them down. catalans are deeply spent on independence and on the fate of the moving's imprisoned leaders. at the moving's imprisoned leaders. at the prison, they sing for carme forcadell. she knows they are there but from her cell, she cannot hear them. carme —— mac or bbc world news. bye—bye. not long now till christmas. just days away. and we are a little bit more confident with the forecast for the actual day itself, so we'll have a look at that in a second. but let's talk about the run—up to christmas, if you like. not much change compared with what we've had in the last two, three days. really mild weather with some showers. and, in fact, if you look at this satellite image, you get a sense of the whole atmosphere in motion. big low pressure in the north atlantic here, sending these shower clouds in our direction, a breeze picking up

tendremos que ver si finalmente el senado a cata utilizar esa opciÓn nuclear para poder pasar el presupuestoconseguirlos. allÍ tenemos para ustedes imÁgenes en vivo de esta sesiÓn, se ve el senador de texas y otras personas que estÁn en este momento hablando ya son casi 12 millones de dolares y sigue subiendo lo que ha recaudado brian kolfage, un veterano de guerra que quire ayudarle a trump a construir el muro con mexico. kolfage escribio en su go-found-me que tiene casi 200 mil donantes en la cuenta.la idea dice el, le surgio hace pun aqo pero decidio materializarla ante lo que llama la "inaccion de nuestros politicos"... borja: te contamos que hay remesÓn en la casa blanca. de nuevo, una vez mÁs, en la larga lista que se ha dejado la casa blanca, segÚn el secretario de defensa que renunciÓ al cargo alegando que el presidente trump necesita frente del pentÁgono una persona que está mejor alineada con sus puntos de vista. la dimisiÓn del general matti, de 68 aÑos se da despuÉs del fuertemente cuestionado anuncio del presidente de retirar las tropas estadounidenses tanto de siria como de afg

warnings from the country's highest court, racing ahead with the independence debate, putting the cataament in breach of the spanish constitution. at home in sabadell, yellow ribbons to show support the carme forcadell and eight other imprisoned leaders. her husband was wearing one when we met. at the prison, they sing for carme forcadell. she knows they are there but from her cell, she can't hear them. let's bring you all the sports stories. hello, this is the sport briefing. coming up, but the world cup, real madrid —— real madrid is handed a tie and stand at the slalom and surfing action from two sporting legends. all that to come. first, the beef club cup resumes on tuesday when alain face a river plate in the first of the semifinals. river, like real madrid, received by while the winners of the way it pro league ever to play two matches. they caused a major upset with victory over the african champions but will need to pull off a short shock if they are to get past river plate. need to pull off a short shock if they are to get past river platem isa they are to get past river plate

been invited but doha hasn't confirmed if you will be that saudi arabia is leading a blockade against cata which is the brooks deepest crisis in decades. after several false starts the talks ended ending the war in yemen have hit a wall who the rebels on the government divided on the fate of president months were hardy the previous one to step down but government delegates think otherwise vast and several other issues have clouded the third day of talks for a political solution to the civil war as reports from remember sweden to the us it's a stumbling block just at the time when hopes. were growing. yemen's rival factions are entrenched warning if their demands are not met the talks will fail and as the negotiations continue the who theater controlled and the northern part of the country say they are willing to join a national unity government if president of the obama so hardy steps down so as not out of. the political solution from our point of view should be a new transitional period that has a time frame and must have consensual executive power including the presidency and the governm

throughout the arabian peninsula but the chances are a shower to possibly iran and the week goes through cataalso joins up potential down in the red sea. when the shots came from the holiday and really heard critics we heard some noise. this was no no sniper ali one of the most dangerous intersections in saudi but. he didn't come in through the front entrance that was what happened to the people who were shot they came into the wrong and the monthly part of took pics of the furniture to. show the school a lot of sarajevo holiday and hotels on al-jazeera. welcome back to put look at top stories now the u.s. justice department has announced charges against chinese nationals accused of conducting a global hacking campaign the hackers have been charged with stealing government data intellectual property and confidential business information. candidates in the democratic republic of congo's a long delayed election say it's likely to be postponed as the election board has told them it called organize sunday's vote on time. and thousands of people have been rallying across sudan in protest rising li

countries a continuing their economic blockade of fellow member cata and that disappears as well as a diplomatic fallout surrounding the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi are among the issues overshadowing this annual event let's go live now to our correspondent who is covering the summit from kuwait city and jamal we see that there's been a tweet by the bahraini foreign minister criticizing cass after sending a minister of state describing that as a low level representative tell us about the other levels of representation being sent by the other members of the g.c.c. . indeed i mean it should be taken into context obviously as you mentioned there martin this is the second summit to take place since the blockade of qatar began a blockade that's was launched by saudi arabia the united arab emirates behind and considering that the last summit was held here in kuwait which was mediating disputes in the emir of qatar did attend that sort representing his country whereas the heads of states of the three blockading nations refused to go was seen as a snub not only the g.c.c. is uni

local indexes doesn't plummet it's the strategy of the kingdom used after it launched the blockade on cata as well as off to the detention of lebanon's prime minister best my money is professor of political science at the university of waterloo in canada she joins us on skype from there this mattel us a little more about how this might work and how widespread this might have been when would we have seen this kind of buying behavior. well it looks like the role street journal's been tracking this and showed that indeed multiple times when there's been sort of a crisis of confidence and potentially a real drop in the stock value of the the market you've seen the sovereign wealth fund basically intervene to buy back some of those stock to basically. change the the message or a deal or that somehow there is a problem in the stock market so it's an intervention obviously it's not good news for saudi arabia a stock market is supposed to be in syria allow you know supply and demand to speak for itself and of course this is a big part of what is mohamed been so man the crown prince's vision of twe

is only game to get worse despite there being office of contributions to help out from coming from cata and from kuwait this is a mouse isn't it to economic mismanagement on the part of of the sudanese government while speak for having to pay more for the price of bread there are wars still being conducted within sadat for being among among them. exactly right there are several conflicts in in the two areas and in duffel being the most prominent in the quote the fan regions. and and those are ongoing in the government has been prioritizing allocating money to the security sector in order to to to keep those. under control if you will and in doing so it's neglected the sectors and investing in the economy and i think also there you have issues of corruption and another air is pervasive military involved in the economy so there are there are several reasons but the government i think has come to realize asian that there needs to be a change in the economic running of the country and has taken steps and we've seen you know u.s. economic sanctions being lifted in the last year year or so. b

were unable to reach agreement in time well our environment editor nick clark is live for us now in cata and nick what do we know about the agreement and what they're actually about the deal that might have been struck. well the show outside the plenary hall right now and there's been smatterings of applause and we've been watching listening from a fall and it would seem as if the the powers rulebook of the various clauses that have been worked on over the past two weeks have been agreed nothing else has been gaveled through as yet when. we can speak straight away to somebody who's just as more cheers ring out from the player who has just come from the plane your old jennifer morgan of greenpeace can you fill us in well what they just did in the hall is they pass this paris rule book which is a three year negotiation to fill in the details of how countries will implement the paris agreement so the binding rules on reporting and review now every country from china to the u.s. to europe has to follow these details rules which is a good step ok are you satisfied with the the phrasing of the

john duffy cata stated that his association lazy don't tell was distinct from generation identity and was not dependent on it. sebastian confirmed he told the hostel that the meeting with marian mar a shell was open to everyone he said that while the hassel did contact him to say he was not allowed in he did not go looking for him under the hassles subsequent application to join the national front had been refused. philippe marie said the recruitment of party assistance at the older falls regional council is done within the law. he said the evidence presented by al-jazeera is an obvious interference by the cattery authorities in the run up to the european parliamentary elections in may twenty nine hundred. the hassles lawyers at the citadel does not represent generation identity and welcomed a wide range of members of diverse persuasions. she said vassell is not responsible for members who allege skirmishes took place which are either imaginary or which she strongly condemns the hassel said that being secretly filmed in a private space is detestable and that his discovery of this has

. >> reporter: new electric car sales in norway have now passed 100,000, giving it the highest per catarship level in the world. in comparison, there are over half a million electric cars in the u.s. to have the same percentage as norway, america would require 6.25 million electric cars on the road. this is oslo's rush hour, astr elec car drivers hunt a parking spot at the city's biggest charging station. the energy is almost completely renewable energy, as 98% of the country's power comes from hydroelectric plants. norwegians endure some of thest world's he taxes, and removing sales tariffs fromic elecars has been irresistible. the government aims to end sale of gasold diesel vehicles by 2025. >> there has to be a biger diffce whether you choose a zero emissiocar or a polluting car when you buy it on the tax system. >> reporter: indusy advocate petter haugneland argues taxes on fossil fuel vehicles should be increased to speed up the process. >> in norway, transport sector is a key element to lower the emissions. we need to cut ourmissions very fast if we're going to do something about

china has the man that her immediate release threatening consequences for cata i'll have a news hour in half an hour but now al-jazeera correspondent returns. in the darkest of times brave men and women stood up. when oppressed they rose. together they fought for greater justice respect and compassion. they had a dream for a better future. today we are at a time when. stakes. climate change. inequality. hate speech you may feel overwhelmed. but there is hope for. you. we together can create change. by speaking out by standing up by taking action. be the leader you are looking for stand up for human rights. my campground experience starts to soon as i join my fellow companies on the morning bus right there. real quick to get things done. but how to get another song that we now. get is a no holds barred american experience games city songs on the final opportunity to get our last internet get. it. out. there we are on the costs of coming out. there was. a reply at the bottom of my foot away because it's out with a great day but quite honestly i'm a shy brit who is way to step i may be

mexico's largest active volcano has erupted in spectacular fashion cata petal exploded on saturday evening sending ash two kilometers into the air volcano has been particularly active over the past few months also a strong eruption last week people have been warned to stay away from the area. as well still to come for you on the program paul george makes it rain for the oklahoma city thunder as they beat the clippers pharrell have estoy. and it's a high jump with a difference find out what is kenya's sports event has to do with line conservation . radicalism is on the rise across the globe and we're told it's everywhere we're told was supposed to be highly suspicious of everybody and everything but our government policies aimed at tackling radicalization in fact pushing youngsters to the fringes of society the impact is you don't belong and there's only so much we can try before you say ok that's me rethinking radicalization part of the radicalized youth syrians an al-jazeera. or most memorable moment to al-jazeera was when i was on air as hosni mubarak fell with the crowds in tahrir squar

environment editor nick plot there following every twist and turn of the clavell climate change talks in cata thank you nick. well moving to one of our other top stories this hour the israeli army is demolish the home of a prominent palestinian activist in the occupied west bank protest as have criticised the destruction of latif abu hamid's house as collective punishment and they have been clashes with soldiers across the territory from the refugee camp on the outskirts of ramallah that reports. the booms of sound bombs echoed and the smoke of tear gas formed clouds above l m r a refugee camp on saturday morning israeli soldiers stormed the camp to demolish the abu hamid home one of the sons islam is in prison for allegedly throwing a cinder block from a roof and killing an israeli soldier last may despite being illegal according to international law demolitions of palestinian homes are a common tactic used by the israeli military human rights groups say it's an unjust form of collective punishment when i don't is the international community that the international community is backing israel

negotiators for progress many issues remain undecided they were there were in fact heated discussions in cata future between rich and poor nations cup twenty four insiders say that it's failed to agree on issues including how climate action should be funded that clark has more from in poland so we were due to be out of here at six o'clock tonight but now they're making preparations for the conference to carry on into saturday people even taking bets that it might go on into sunday but to be fair is not that surprising because these things often run late and this time around it's particularly complex remember delegates from one hundred ninety six nations trying to oversee the complexities of this paris rulebook to implement the paris agreement in two thousand and twenty three things they need to achieve to oversee how nations reduce carbon emissions the issue of climate finance especially for the more vulnerable nations and then to make sure the people do what they promise to do as a massive oversimplification is a lot more complicated than that and then you throw into the mix the perennial pr

madrid, of course, asserted its control after the cata la n asserted its control after the catalan regionalhese protests blocking a number of roads in the region. these images live, as you can see, from barcelona. time now for the morning briefing, where we bring you up to speed on the stories people are watching, reading and sharing. gatwick is dominating. it has reopened its runway this morning after drones caused it to shut down for nearly 36 hours. 120,000 passengers have had their journeys disrupted. airport officials say police haven‘t yet found the operator of the drones, but extra security measures from the government and military had given them "confidence to reopen". richard gill is the managing director of a company that makes drone defence systems. he told bbc breakfast why stopping the drone has proved so difficult. they‘re very difficult to detect because they‘re small. they can be controlled from a very long distance, even drones you can buy on the high street can be very capable. but with this incident at gatwick, it looks like it was quite sophisticated, with the number of

and i think many pro—independence cata la ns i think many pro—independence catala ns have i think manyto try and find a way forward, to find some accommodation of these very opposing views? the spanish prime minister met last night with the catalan president, quim torra, in barcelona. there were some hopes that may lead to a breakthrough. in the end it didn't really. it was more of a symbolic meeting. it was quite cordial. they agreed to meet again injanuary. quite cordial. they agreed to meet again in january. they quite cordial. they agreed to meet again injanuary. they agreed there was a big problem in catalonia. they didn't agree on much else beyond that. it seems a start in terms of trying to mend this relationship between madrid and catalonia. but there are some on the issues on which they don't agree. the biggest of all this the fact the spanish government does not want to allow a scotla nd government does not want to allow a scotland style referendum on independence in catalonia, and that is what the cat alone —— catalan government is pressing for. you can see the light images