government orders destroying the workshops stores and homes of thousands of migrant workers one gun chung traveled to beijing from gansu province he worked as a textile worker until today. we have to leave by tonight i don't know where i'll go. his colleagues at this tiny textile workshop are in despair many have lived here for decades working low paid jobs but with no residency permit for beijing they have no legal right to stay now they've been told to pack up and leave in a matter of hours. it's unfair they should have given us more time but the what. i came here far away from home for a better future i had high hopes now i'm just sad i have no choice i have to leave . officially this is all part of a fire safety blitz launched after nineteen people died in a blaze here last month. the so-called forty day special operation is supposed to target illegal and unsafe buildings critics squarely aimed at driving migrant workers out of the city. is trying to find some way for his employees to stay. he came to beijing twenty three years ago and through hard work set up his own textile business

who isn't a chinese court is auctioning off a thirty nine floor building in taiwan in the northern chung's the province the online auction is held on tao bao that's ali baba's e-commerce platform and it's the biggest yes for the site of the starting price of over eight hundred million dollars the buy a will have to spend quite a bit more as pictures show only a hot finished building exists dimly lit and full of dust many chinese courts opening of goods on the web including cars jewelry and recently even several boeing seven four seven jumbo jets. well that's it for me on the business team here and more news on the w. for you that's all theology and before you go have a look. at this hour thank you very much for watching business but. it's polluting our water. and killing seed. plastic waste. some of it invisible to the naked eye. how your laundry and socks in the antarctic ocean. tomorrow today next. we show you and you click to your next on facebook. which many is for your favorites in twenty seven c. it's the cream of the crown. i'm ranking of the twenty five most popular. every day this

to the action itself and peace you're going to be back in much warmer weather next year i'm going chung's will be in sochi on the beach and it is lovely that i'm really looking forward to this because we're going to travel around russia together and experience some of the host cities check out some of the stadiums get a feel for the life there you're looking forward to this i'm really looking for i'm looking forward to experience in russia. to deliver stories that are of course with football surrounding football but also with the culture and really on the good fortune and hopefully we can give people a feel for what the country is like and you know maybe interesting to watch the games themselves and we'll be going to the games as well i am sure it's been great to have you on board peter many thanks i see you in a few months seen this in months. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the us is it just pull along . the only show i go out of my way to find you know the really packs a punch oh yeah it is the john oliver of marty americans do the same we are apparently better th

. >> reporter: cecilia chung is an transgender hiv activist who has been living with hiv for almost 25 years. >> i would like president trump to remember what hiv has done to the lgbt community and the entire country. >> reporter: president obama appointed chung to the advisory council on hiv/aids. once her term expired in august, she had the option to stay in a trump presidency but left after three members resigned this past summer. >> we requested meetings to discuss what the directions that the administration wants to take. but most of these requests fell on deaf ears. >> reporter: the administration this week terminated the remaining members, which doesn't come as a surprise, as new administrations typically appoint new people. now attention turns to who will be appointed to the board. >> quite honestly i would personally be surprised if he does replace these people with his own people. >> reporter: he says he was discouraged with the world aids day proclamation. >> he erased the lgbt community entirely. he didn't even mention it. >> reporter: the council has advised the white hous

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. >> reporter: cecilia chung is an transgender hiv activist who has been living with hiv for almost 25 years. >> i would like president trump to remember what hiv has done to the lgbt community and the entire country. >> reporter: president obama appointed chung to the advisory council on hiv/aids. once her term expired in august, she had the option to stay in a trump presidency but left after three members resigned this past summer. >> we requested meetings to discuss what the directions that the administration wants to take. but most of these requests fell on deaf ears. >> reporter: the administration this week terminated the remaining members, which doesn't come as a surprise, as new administrations typically appoint new people. now attention turns to who will be appointed to the board. >> quite honestly i would personally be surprised if he does even replace these individuals with his own people. >> reporter: he says he was discouraged with the world aids day proclamation. >> he erased the lgbt community entirely. he didn't even mention it. >> reporter: the council has advised the

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to the action itself and peace you're going to be back in much warmer weather next year i'm going chung's will be in sochi on the beach and it is lovely there and i'm really looking forward to this because we're going to travel around russia together and experience some of the host cities check out some of the stadiums get a feel for the life there you're looking forward to this really looking forward to experience in russia. to deliver stories that are of course with football surrounding football but also world. with the culture and really on the good for truth and hopefully we can give people a feel for what the country is like and you know maybe encourage them to go watch the games themselves and will be going to the games as well i am sure it's been great to have you on board peter as many times see you in a few months see a few months.

. >> president obama appoint chung. once her term expired she had option to stay longer. but left after six members resigned this past summer. >> well had requested numerous times to have meetings, to discuss, you know, what, what the directions, that administration want to take but, most of these requests were falling to deaf ear. >> the terminating remaining members, doesn't come as a surprise, new administrations apoint new people. now the attention turns to who the president will bring to the 25 member advisory board. >> honestly, i would be personally surprised if he does even replace these individuals with his own people. >> mark lano says, trump has no aid policy in place and was discouraged with the world aids day proclamation. >> he erased the lgbt community. >> the council advised the white house on hiv aids policy since 1985. great strides in aids research since the epidemic broke in the 1980s. now only time will tell who the president's pick will be to continue the fight against hiv aids. in san francisco, carlos saucedo, abc 7 news. >> a final farewell to fal

chung in february. now ben fizzling is here to talk climate finance didn't just have a climate conference but we did it was here in germany bawden this time it's in paris we've got about four thousand delegates fifty world leaders the one planet summit and climate finance is at the forefront participants one without trillions of dollars invested in clean energy technology the paracel dream and goal to keep global warming down will remain a pipe dream. a bit of movie glamour may just help to draw attention to the issues up for debate the one planet summit. it's two years since the paris climate agreement was signed that critics say that there have been few achievements to celebrate. and they say it's time to relax and not just good intentions the summits message is fossil fuels a history. we will talk some more about that it doesn't matter that donald trump backed out of the paris agreement because the private sector didn't drop out the public sector didn't drop out universities didn't know about scienti

russian athletes taking part in the film chung olympics remains controversial what a way to the olympians in south korea and more important what awaits them after the games. i played for many clubs over the years so i know the gaming so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman to just kill the narrowness and spending to do the twenty million and one player. it's an experience like nothing else i want to because i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful guy great so will more chance for. the base this morning to. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. yes i think the decision has already been made and everything is ready for the big day. following the examples of berlin and italy the people of thessaloniki will be called upon to say through a non-binding referendum whether they want the water company to be privatized as planned by the government. sudde

chung spelman could have competed in such in twenty fourteen after being invited by the international olympic committee but he was prevented from doing so by thought africa's games committee who said he didn't meet the required standard but was met with criticism from those who believed the twenty two year old could have showcased skiing to a wider audience in the country or a decision on his participation in pyongyang is due next month. i think i'm a good role model to the good schools being of the youthful and digs in qualifying for switching to the fourteen i saw like a difference. within the community where we live there's more children wanting to grow in this board into their development program the kids are really believed by that in the n.b.a. the boston celtics poor run of form continues as they suffered another loss this time at the hands of the new york knicks one hundred two to ninety three was the final score meanwhile the toronto raptors had to come back from a twenty two point deficit to beat the philadelphia seventy six ers to modernising scored a career high forty five

. >> president obama appoint chung. once her term expired she had option to stay longer. but left after six members resigned this past summer. >> well had requested numerous times to have meetings, to discuss, you know, what, what the directions, that administration want to take but, most of these requests were falling to deaf ear. >> the terminating remaining members, doesn't come as a surprise, new administrations apoint new people. now the attention turns to who the president will bring to the 25 member advisory board. >> honestly, i would be personally surprised if he does even replace these individuals with his own people. >> mark lano says, trump has no aid policy in place and was discouraged with the world aids day proclamation. >> he erased the lgbt community. >> the council advised the white house on hiv aids policy since 1985. great strides in aids research since the epidemic broke in the 1980s. now only time will tell who the president's pick will be to continue the fight against hiv aids. in san francisco, carlos saucedo, abc 7 news. >> a final farewell to fal

blue and welcome to worlds apart but less than two months to go until the peeling chung olympics the participation of athletes from russia remains shrouded in controversy that mission criteria have been sad the international olympic committee has drawn up a whole manual on how the sporting uniforms should look like but what awaits the russian ellyn p.m.'s in south korea and most importantly after to discuss that i'm now joined by the champs russia strip will jump gold medalist at the ninety nine to five world indoor championship in barcelona. it's great to talk to you thank you very much for your time. first of all let's talk about the latest developments of the international paralympic committee said it was maintaining its suspension of the russian paralympic committee to make the final decision on whether the russians can compete against twenty winter games in january but i think it's called this little paralympic athletes are in a tougher situation than the caskets from russia is can spot why do you think that . shouldn't they be treated in the same ways since one top human the wo

white house spokesperson sara saunders has tweeted that the country is looking forward to the games in chung chang although security remains a top priority but it's just hours before she had implied the team why not even be going. no official decision has been made on that and will keep us posted as those decisions are made well sourness was christe after the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. claimed america's participation on the games was an unplanned question as the korean peninsula poses a serious security threat. will they went on to the streets of new york to find out what americans think. it turns out that a very well known country may not be participating in the upcoming olympic games and it's got nothing to do with russia or doping in fact it's the united states cue the u.s. ambassador to the united nations is that a done deal or even as the united states recommending that our team goes or is that still an open question as environment there has there is an open question i have not heard anything about that but i do know that in the talks that we have whether it's tourism whether it's nort

for more than twenty years chung has worked as a chef in a law to tutor restaurant and has made more than his fair share of oneto noodles but as each year goes by he feels lives are increasingly being put at risk a move down the how to love i don't feel good about one hundred girlfriend at the moment the public can't even fathom the scale of how much illegal additives are being used in food china safety problem has reached such epic proportions that it needs to be addressed the problem is so extreme. we come to a wholesale market which i'm told sells many illegal food additives. filming with hidden cameras we make our way through the rows of shops they offer everything a modern restaurant needs all in large quantities. the first store one tasty too has wall stocked with bottles upon bottles of chemicals. that. are over. there additives and according to one some of them are toxic. harmful industrial solvents like melamine have on occasion been found inside these chemical mixes. there. was in and ones that simulate the flavor of the meat in one time with them he says you don't have to

but down the hall at antioch church of philadelphia, the same could not be said for pastor joe chung.lt the entire room bouncing a little bit. the door frame seemed to get out of what can. >> reporter: this unsettling few seconds was centered near dover this afternoon. it was felt through several states and also captured on a size mo graph at holland middle school. >> it took really bad. it wasn't no little. it was a bad shake. >> reporter: charlie pyle claims he not only felt his house shaking in townsend, but it caused daniel to his walls. he sent nbc10 these photos saying he has five to six cracks and claims he noticed drywall dust on the floor shortly after it struck. >> like you weren't sure what was going on. and then boom, it was gone that quick. >> reporter: at antioch church. conshohocken there was immediate concern for 25 children down stairs in a daycare. they were fine. >> fear, that was the first emotion. i was fearing something was going to be like a big earthquake. >> reporter: of course, people will continue to check homes and businesses but so far, right now, no repor

russian athletes taking part in the film chung olympics remains controversial what awaits the olympians in south korea and more important what awaits them after they get screened. the warhawks selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battle is going. to stop spreading tell you that somebody gossip the public by file for the most important news day. off after it has been telling you are not cool enough to buy their product. all the hawks that we along with our loved ones. i. israel's prime minister orders the country's withdrawal from unesco. having several recognized. in the country. or a u.s. olympic gold medalist reveals years long abuse. and accuses high ranking sports officials of. another form and it was the first to publicly come forward and i wish i could say that i was surprised but the reality with usa gymnastics is they had a decades long policy of covering up sexual abuse. and facebook admits that its fake news red flag system is having the opposite effect even more views.

president donald chung's decision to recognize jerusalem as a competent of israel a draft communique from the summit named east jerusalem the capital of a future palestinian state countering chum's declaration in bethlehem in the occupied west bank israeli forces trying to disperse palestinian protesters by firing teargas demonstrators threw stones and burnt tires in the street near a checkpoint between the city and jerusalem fighting has also broken out in the city of ramallah rallying in the streets had to take cover from rubber coated steel bullets fired by israeli forces and on the cover of the school's other abdel-hamid has the latest from ramallah. well certainly the anger disappointment disillusionment and this really a lack of hope that anything will get better any time soon now if you ask people how they felt about the speech of mahmoud abbas earlier today they said it was the strongest they heard to him. since a while but they were also disappointed that the final communique thinking that that did not go far enough that there's no concrete steps now what people are feeling

russian athletes taking junk chung olympics remains controversial what awaits the olympians in south korea and more important what awaits them after they get. well either i max dies or this is the kaiser report magical thinking what's the hold up the singularity pixie dust elucidations l.s.d. let's find out. oh ho ho merry christmas this is our pre christmas episode is going out a few days before christmas we don't actually have an episode this year on christmas day but you know a lot of people say santa claus is not real they think it's just magical thinking so i thought my headlines today would reflect this magical thinking obviously sent as real because we're all getting a lot of presents right magical thinking is stopping us from taking to the streets this is from truthdig and they were looking at this tax reform policy and how it's big huge giveaway for the wealthy and taking from the poor again and they're asking why is nobody going on the story and part of it is the magical thinking that you know the russia gate hoax will save us or or one of their various magical thinking is

russianness leaks taking junk chung olympics remains controversial what awaits the olympians in south korea and more important what awaits them after they get. high again before the break facebook's admitted that its efforts to combat fake news. he's been trying to red flag articles which contain false information but it seems the markets are instead doing the opposite the trucks and even more views as jacqueline brokers been finding out facebook sees itself on the front lines of the fight against fake news there's a huge amount of misinformation out there on the internet it's a problem we've been working hard on at facebook and we're committed to fighting it after all people want to see accurate information and so do we. that battle heated up in december two thousand and sixteen when facebook teamed up with fact checkers to flag stories it determined to contain so-called disputed content but when you're on the social media titans forced to admit not only is the method effective it may actually inspire the opposite of the desired reaction. academic research on correcting misinformatio

to the action itself and peace you're going to be back in much warmer weather next year i'm going chung's will be in sochi on the beach and it is lovely that ana and i'm really looking forward to this because we're going to travel around russia together and experience some of the host cities check out some of the stadiums get a feel for the looking forward to this i'm really looking i'm looking forward to experiencing. to deliver stories that are of course with surrounding but also with the culture and really on the good fortune and hopefully we can get to. a feel for what the country is like and you know maybe encourage them to go watch the games themselves and will be going to the games as well i am sure it's been great to have you on board peter and many thanks see you in a few months see you in the few months prior. another word news now a suspicious device has been found in pots down next to the german city's christmas market with police immediately evacuating the area pisa oliver has the details well police in the city of port stomach urgently investigating whether a suspicious devi

the russian olympic committee has been requested to compensate if they want to then picks in pune chung will go without any any violations then this is a pension of the russian olympic committee will be ended on the upside of today's decision is that all the investigations and all the sanctions and all the doping related sanctions and all the doping related investigations against russian athletes will be. will be stopped and will be ended don't you think that look likes blackmailers just play and the real clear well there are three clear points in the schmitz poort so first allowed to support what. we are not being. limited we had the opportunity to militarize was reported all three of us had that opportunity and that is very big report more than thirty pages so it includes the key conclusions the conclusions. because now that they. do not say that the mclaren report that you are one hundred percent correct because we have some certain information which contradicts. it does not say that it is this data which. acting upon the instruction of the leadership. of the country. initiated the w

or protests against chung's decision about jerusalem have found out across the globe one of the latest was in the chilean city of santiago where its palestinian community rallied in front of the u.s. embassy. similar protests were seen in the lebanese capital beirut wanting to mishear demonstrators also marched demanding the resignation of the u.s. ambassador despite strong objection to trump's decision in the arab world and the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. students says the move will bring peace to the region. assesses only three. u.s. leaders seem to believe that if you repeat something over and over again it becomes the truth take a listen to nikki haley the u.s. ambassador to the united nations defending trump's recent jerusalem move which caused violence and chaos throughout the region we are living in the reality that jerusalem is the capital of israel clearly disagree with you this is your hope that this is a regrettable decision as the capital of israel you know. this decision gates of. yes it's the right thing to do but. it is absolutely the right thing to do jerusalem is the c

chung as the agent who can bring change well that was a valiant attempt to recite the standard apac talking points on obstacles to israeli palestinian peace but the fact of the matter is that there are two primary issues as virtually everyone who seriously examined this issue will tell you the first is the refusal of israel to relinquish its occupation of the palestinian territories and the second is the extreme bias of the united states towards israel in a situation where as claimed exclusive supervision of israeli palestinian diplomacy and aaron david miller for example a longstanding american peace process or has stated that one of the you know the main problem was that the united states behaves not as an honest broker or even as a mediator but as israel's lawyer when it comes to israel. palestinian negotiations so to say that the solution is to take even more radical pro israel and that this will somehow promote israeli palestinian peace and . basically categorically dismissing palestinian rights and interests is somehow going to help us move forward i think is you know it may it may so

government orders destroying the workshops stores and homes of thousands of migrant workers one gang chung traveled to beijing from gansu province he worked as a textile worker until today. we have to leave by tonight i don't know where i'll go. his colleagues at this tiny textile workshop are in despair many have lived here for decades working low paid jobs with no residency permit for beijing they have no legal right to stay now they've been told to pack up and leave in a matter of hours. it's unfair they should have given us more time. i came here far away from home for a better future i had high hopes now i'm just said i have no choice i have to leave . officially this is all part of a fire safety blitz launched after nineteen people died in a blaze here last month. the so-called forty day special operation is supposed to target illegal and unsafe buildings critics squarely aimed at driving migrant workers out of the city. is trying to find some way for his employees to stay. he came to beijing twenty three years ago and through hard work set up his own textile business he's now being

call it in game otherwise it will hurt others and destroy itself political science professor joseph chung thinks it's in america's interest to have competition. the time used leadership response in saying that you would lie to. a new type of major power relationship with the united states meaning nor major confrontations. major. challenges and so on the united states needs enemies to put it more nicely strategic competitor those they are needed for the united states to to remain alert and to and to be able to muster enough resolve to maintain deep i think china and russia understand and there's also a well recognized by many americans. in the u.k. extra police and special armed units are being deployed to city centers over the festive period following threats from islamic state security has been increased at christmas markets in particular where barriers have been purser to prevent the possibility of vehicles plowing into protest rians on tuesday u.k. police arrested four men in the current counties of darbyshire and south yorkshire on suspicion of planning a terror attack. well this come

coalition game otherwise it will hurt others and destroy itself political science professor joseph chung thinks it's in america's interest to have competition. the time is leadership responds in saying that you would like to. type of major power relationship with the united states meaning nor major confrontations. challenges and so on the united states needs enemies of to put it more nicely strategically competitors are needed for the united states to remain alert and to and to be able to muster enough resolve to me to be i think china and russia understand and there's also a well recognized by many americans. in the u.k. extra police and special armed units are being deployed during the festive period security has been especially increased at christmas markets where barriers have been percept to prevent possible car running attacks according to the or far it is there is no specific knowledge of any planned attacks but the police are still warning people to be vigilant. all this comes a year after the attack on a christmas market in berlin where a memorial ceremony has been held to remem

to reset their relationship that may not be easy though in his discussions china's premier league chung used a weather metaphor to sum up the state of ties saying both china and south korea and now looking forward to the warmth of spring time but many south koreans see nothing warm about the treatment afforded their president. or journalist traveling with him the beating of a photographer by chinese security guards is being investigated but one popular chinese newspaper says there should be no apology analysts say the incident is feeding into south korean nationalist sentiment the optics of something like that is playing into the kind of anti chinese. feelings within south korea so they're starting to serie action to there is also some feeling that he. did not receive the proper of greeting or the meetings and his highest profile meeting was actually canceled that was supposed to be lunch with china's premier chinese media coverage of president moon's visit has been very low key unlike south korea's which has reported the president had his first three meals in china without any chinese

the tense situation but are prepared to respond militarily if they have to kathy novak al jazeera chung's south korea qatar central bank is investigating efforts to harm the country's economy but nations which have imposed a blockade the bank's governor says attempts have been made to manipulate cattles currency securities and derivatives markets of that have been sadal funny blame what he called a coordinated strategy. those blockading countries saudi arabia the united arab emirates in an egypt cut diplomatic ties with cattle more than six months ago how did all how terrorism specialists in monetary and political economics he says the cattery rail is being manipulated with altera motives there was a conspiracy to. get the qatari on the sovereign bond two are to officially trade them at an artificially low rate to show that they are traded at a lower rate in order to to go to panic among investors and among the public and this is usually accompanied with a negative or p.r. campaign through the by the book adding continue to show to show that this look at this country there is a political

joan chung olympics remains controversial what awaits the olympians in south korea and more important what awaits them after they get. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies. this is the simple song on events like company elsewhere though they invite private companies to take over the utilities many bought a hell of. a leg from us you guys who got on the back of my because. this is. more you than bill bill if bill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human right of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more than law or it's about to hurt and the redistribution of. their debt downwards the one dollar. breakout as another day of rage is called across palestine in the wake of donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's countless oh. my and. we're standing once again you can see that there's a number of injured people you can see because it insists on having people with same. forest johnson business russia for the first time as british foreign secretary talking trade election meddling and ev

president omar chung's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. thousands of people in the pakistani city and royals haiti have also run it against the u.s. decision it's the largest protest pakistan has seen since a decision earlier this month the demonstration was organized by a charity group linked to the main suspect in the two thousand and eight movement by bombing a face. nine people have been killed after gunmen stormed a church in egypt five others were wounded in the attack in hell one province just south of the capital cairo one gunman carrying explosive vests was killed by police egyptian state television is reporting a second attacker has been arrested. thank god to lock the door there were hundreds inside if didn't close the door on time it could have been worse than did track and roll down mask in china. south africa's top court has ruled the country's parliament failed to hold president jacob zuma to account and a scandal over a multi-million dollar upgrades to his private home last year the courts concluded that zuma violated the c

president omar chung's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel welcome wave has more from gaza the edge of gaza city is just a couple of hundred meters over there and this is the border with israel the separation friends wall surrounds gather all step aside to the camera can zoom in a bit for the fourth friday in a row people gathered at rallies in the city after friday prayers coming from the mosques and then some people from those rallies came here to the border to demonstrate it's been like this for the last month ever since president trump announced that the u.s. would recognize to use them as the capital of israel and demonstrators are trying to get as close to the fence as they can to throw stones and plant palestinian flags. start fires as well those plumes of black smoke you can see it from fires and burning tires in the israeli army's response with tear gas and some gunfire we've heard that more than ten people have been injured in the violence today in the unrest here and in four of the places along the border. well there have been also been protests against

preparations and responses must be based on the assumption that north korea is a nuclear state if true chung yolngu says that is a very dangerous reality most kristie ohman nuclear state they cannot. cannot be deterred deterred when the moment comes the moment of truth comes that's the problem the threat from across the border has even led some south koreans to ask whether this country should have its own nuclear weapons or allow its ally the united states to deploy tactical nuclear weapons here but president moon j.n. has ruled that out saying when it comes to denuclearize asian on the peninsula south korea should lead by example kathy novak al jazeera seoul and you can watch an exclusive interview with this year's nobel peace prize laureate beatrice finn from i can she will be speaking to us right here on al-jazeera on sunday the tenth of december at sixteen hundred g.m.t. . a former president of georgia mikheil saakashvili has been recaptured in the ukrainian capital kiev authorities had put him on a wanted list to supporters helped him break free from police custody at a suite he's accus

alah temperature wise in shanghai and hong kong do is just a little above average at the moment chung to the most obvious about should be about it live and but if anything the humidity will make it feel back down to normal next day or so as the northerly breeze tucks in shanghai ten to twelve inches to fifteen it is snow we have in the mountains in the west of sichuan but in chengdu itself have been watching the air quality in the northern indian play particularly in delhi you'd think from this cloud he might be hints of some movement but i'm afraid not as to other hazardous or very unhealthy officially say and nothing's going to really change that i'm afraid the next day week month or so this is the quiet northeast monsoon mostly itself is very weak he's just quite winter weather at the moment temperatures as you see them as where they should be and he shall be in sri lanka possibly still in telling about it again they weren't amount to much we have seen recently clouds streaming out of north east africa particularly egypt on a southerly breeze that has lifted temperatures even to or

the tense situation but are prepared to respond militarily if they have to kathy novak al-jazeera chung's south korea. you're watching al-jazeera has a reminder of the top stories that we're following saudi arabia says it has intercepted a ballistic missile target targeting its cap. if the rebels in neighboring yemen said they launched the missile targeting al yama palace a saudi official disputes this account saying it was directed at residential areas it was the third such attack by the hoof is since the beginning of november. today. two missile was launched targeting a palace in the heart of riyadh city of saudi arabia this is our answer to them and the whole world the more crimes you perpetrate the board tyrannical you are you will meet nothing but more missiles meanwhile the saudi led military coalition fighting in yemen has been accused of killing at least one hundred thirty six civilians and noncombatants in just ten days in one thousand nations says they were killed by saudi airstrikes between december the sixth and december sixteenth is one of the incidents the un was able to ver

are mind of the top stories here on al-jazeera president all chung has confirmed his highly controversial decision to recognize terrorists as israel's capital and move the american embassy there and tell them that the testers had been on the streets of palestine long before the announcement the arab league says it will hold an emergency meeting today. israel claims all of jerusalem as its capital but this has never been recognized by any major player internationally until now. speaking immediately after trump's announcement un secretary general antonio terrorist said you're a celeb should be recognized as the capital of israel and palestine in this moment of great anxiety i want to make it clear there is no alternative to the two state solution there is no plan b. if you say only by realizing the vision of two states living side by side in peace security and mutual recognition we jews as the capital of israel and palestine and all final start to issues resolved. permanently soon negotiations that the legitimate aspirations of both peoples will be achieved. mike hanna joins us live from th

phone and welcome to worlds apart but less than two months to go until the peeling chung olympics the participation of athletes from russia remains trial did in controversy that mission criteria have been sad the international olympic committee has drawn up a whole manual on how the sporting uniforms should look like but what awaits the russian ellyn p.m.'s in south korea and most importantly after to discuss that i'm now joined by the champs russia strip. well john gold medalist at the in one thousand nine hundred five world indoor championship in barcelona. mr chen it's great to talk to you thank you very much for your time. first of all let's talk about the latest developments of the international paralympic committee said it was maintaining its suspension of the russian paralympic committee to make the final decision on whether the russians can compete against twenty winter games in january vote i think it's paralympic athletes are in a tougher situation than the catholics from russia can spot why do you think that just shouldn't they be treated in the same way since one top human

president dong chung formally recognized jerusalem as israel's capital and what state. russia's military says isis been completely defeated in syria the british face activists says eisel still holds about eighty percent of their us or public. park as president is on a historic two day visit to greece the first by a turkish head of state the sixty five years old the streets are overshadowing the state but. now in california strong winds are forecast to stall wildfires that have already forced more than two hundred thousand people to move to safety the largest no blaze is the thomas far which is burned more than one thousand acres and destroyed hundreds of homes northwest of l.a. schools highways and film productions are been shut down and firefighters say just five percent of the blaze is concerned and busy correspondent jake gray sent us this update from ventura california. we're actually in a neighborhood as you hear one of the fire trucks passing behind us here that's been affected by the flames already i want to give you a look at that reduced to just rubble and i'm

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