starts january 11th condie w. thank . you. there's no real replacement for the thrills and spills of watching a football game in the stadium. but the coronavirus can. demick has largely put paid to that weird lockdowns meeting fans house. with stadiums now eerily empty even huge games like dec last occur between dortmund and by and have been played behind closed doors. matches in the pub is no longer possible while paying for a t.v. subscription at home is not an option for many people. but there is one trusted old media where everyone around the world can cheat on into games good old live radio comment track i. believe broadcasts league games over the airwaves in multiple languages all across the world live to fans everywhere from passive getting to that then. we're going to see and hear how people followed the biggest game in the bundesliga live on the radio. my spent 10 years in bavaria and make no secret of the fact that i'm a buy and supporter. for the. e.w. . who. it's totally open the draw is very likely but i hope ther

to take on a 3rd term he says he's not duped and has kept a tally of all that has gone wrong since condicame to power 10 years ago from tweaking the constitution to allow him to stay in power to rampant corruption in arresting opponents in a country rich in minerals like gold and box site most canadians are trapped in poverty but he says condé is failing his people at the beginning we felt like condé would bring us hope that he has shown us this true colors he has disappointed us he doesn't respect the constitution and he exercises control of everything people are scared of him either getting arrested or killed. after his victory was announced in october the military fired live bullets at protesters and went house to house detaining mostly people from the full on the ethnic group to support opposition candidates sitting down in jell-o. he believes condé rigged to the elections and says he won the vote the inauguration is taking place as protests are being held gather during the ceremony are a number of aging african heads of state who like condé have changed their country's constitution

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put you spoke with 300 people, colin powell, condi rice. general rhard meyers, ari flusher.fo the secretary of legacy people like to see. thes in the bestlight public. give the story leads the conclusion itoes north casting the administration in the most positive light, why would they want to share their stories with youow? >> well,s a journalist you question people's motives and take theirotives into account, and in particular you do tt, as your suggesting in the course of doing the interviews, consider the source, consider how they're maybe trying tout their own thumb on the sca. i think this everyone from ari flussher and the white house to condoleezza rice to colin powell, paul wolfowitz, doug fife and eyes. i did not spend dis was trying to deconstruct this very consequential narrative in american history, and also i think that with the passage of time, because -- the main -- the real -- the iraqooks came out when the iraq war wasn press and there w a lot of -- it's to early now or we're turning the corner, a lot of score settling takg place. a great deal les of that in

met with condi rice. essentially they blew the whistle and nobody heard it. this was a case, this is in my view less of intelligence failure and more of a policy failure, i white house failure to heed their warnings. fast-forward to 2020 and we are now suffering the catastrophic consequences of a president who ignored warnings in his president's daily brief throughout the month of january, and 200,000 americans are dead. >> wonderful thing to talk abou about, i would like to your thoughts on it is, the abandonment of norms, procedural norms under this president, particularly in terms of the principal committee meetings, et cetera you talk a little bit about that? it's a threat you talk about throughout, it just doesn't come out of the blue and you talk about the trump presidency and the cia. >> this is a white house that not only has declared war on process and norms. this is a white house that essentially declared war on governing from day one. i'll never forget denis mcdonough, , the outgoing white house chief of staff for obama come telling me that when th

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bald look condi would do but the. question would you do. not. model you know the image of god. because. whiskey well there's 2 in there as we did which you did get involved in was involved not at all but i'll go look good naked naked and molded it to a modern economy make it a headache and a ball judas at the. altar. to give. dore gold lump of gold will accommodate them with just him because i'm going up with a comic or 2 of them valid. models to. pay for but are they for the mafia. 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. continuity or change this is what when considering the potential for. trying to get a point to obama's legacy. or is this all or continuity drives foreign policy not. in the. segregated. by social class. and also in poverty by 1st playing if you're born into a poor family you're born into a minority family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances people die on average 15 years old if you're

he has a hearton condi anhis grandparents are vulnerable. >> merrytm chr!mily have chosen to keep it virtual and open their presents by video call. >> there was a point where we were thinking about having the parents on christmas day but following the recent raise -- in raising cases and just the general uncertainty we've decided to avoid it this year. >> howreou? >> ok, yes. >> happy christmas. >> happy christmas. reporter: coronavirus has changed christmas for church gores too. the congregation of st. james evangelical church in carlyle melt on zoom inste person. the sense of community was no le heartfelt. ♪ at st. mary's in cheshire, the y enoughs big and dra for everyone to space out. congregants have to book a pew, one per household bule,eno re social distancing. >> well, i think it's wonderful. theld place had been going for a thousand years now so we had to find a way. >> it's amazing that this could be so safe to come and allow the younger neration and the older generation to be a part of each other. >> only the choiras allowed to sing. >> people ha

condi rice came in. others started to gather in my office.he president down in florida, and all of the sudden the door burst open. the lead agent came hurrying in, came around behind my desk, grabbed the back of my belt, took me downstairs, and there is a tunnel that runs from the west wing over to the east wing. we were headed for the president's emergency op center, which is over -- it's world war ii era stuff on the east side. part way over, we stopped and they closed the doors off in the tunnel. so it was a separate room. they had lockers in there. and my agent was passing out m-16s and gas masks and so forth. nobody knew what was happening. >> in between being in the classroom and addressing the nation, and i called him and condi, i think. they were together in the peoc, which was a secure room in the basement of the white house. >> there was secure communications. so i could tell him, get me the president. the president is in his limo by then, headed for the airport. >> the problem was communications weren't very good. and believe it or

kenya's condie has smashed the world record in the half marathon in valencia the 24 year old managed to break away from the chasing pack a late in the race candy 57 minutes and 32 seconds beating the previous record of 58 minutes and one second that was set just last year turns out this was one of the fasces half marathons ever with the top 4 men all breaking the previous world record. don't forget you can always get news on the go just download our app from google play or from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you're part of any news story you can also use to do to send us photos and videos of what's happening. you are watching news up next reporter looks at how beirut's cultural sites have been affected by this summer's devastating explosion i'm like a local will be back with more headlines at the top of the hour take care. good morning to us is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make see the screen or how can we protect habitats we can make a difference g

forces condé want almost 60 percent of the vote but his opponent said the election was rigged and that condiiolated the constitution by running again dozens of people have since been killed in anti-government demonstrations. and in ethiopia's northern region of to great tensions escalated after leaders of to grace people liberation front held regional elections defying a federal government ban prime minister of a ahmed announced a military offensive after accusing to grand forces of attacking and seizing a military base in the regional capital mccully a charge they deny the recent violence forced thousands of ethiopians to escape into neighboring sudan. alright let's bring in our guests in pretoria we have so much any honorary visiting professor at the university of south africa agnes gitau is managing partner at advisory firm stay. where she focuses on political and economic risks associated with sub-saharan africa she joins us from london. and also from the u.k. and luton is quesne an ng director of the faculty of academic affairs and research at the coffee and an international peacekeepin

one condi rice you can implant a valve in the old one using a catheter inserted in the groin without opening a patient's rib cage and hooking them up to a heart lung bypass machine the machine was. luis's pulmonary valve is now back in good working order to raise echocardiogram shows only a minor amount of leakage her situation is vastly improved compared to before the operation. feces her prognosis is very good because we managed to counteract the damage resulting from the enlargement of the right heart chamber i'm going to come to you and you have the right ventricle is very sensitive when it stops i'm working properly if it isn't operated on promptly then we can lose the patient come on. and implanted tissue valve usually functions well for 8 years on average louisa will be forced to have regular checkups all her life at the moment her heart is completely healthy in theory louisa could start school soon but her parents have decided to let her stay in kindergarten for an extra year. she has a few measures skill problems and i think she still needs some time to catch up she gets occ

muffling democracy and freedom of expression among those taking part is jello an outspoken critic of condid his government has issued an international arrest warrant against him you need to. call and i view this because we have seen the missions to use the global cornell fire as pandemic as an excuse to the strict individual and collective freedoms of cities and bonding protest when these do not suit governments this pandemic is benefiting autocratic regimes. the borders between guinea and senegal are closed but is unable to return home to his family and with the inauguration of alpha condé he fears there will be more trouble ahead nicholas hawke al-jazeera the car. truck denniston now where there are concerns a spike in corona virus cases could put the country's fragile health system under strain the exact number of cases in the country is unclear and many afghans are finding it too expensive to protect themselves from the virus for your country for you reports now from kabul. less than a month ago these beds were empty but since then footage obtained by al-jazeera from inside afghanistan

election that saw him win always 60 percent of the vote his opponents say that vote was rigged and that condiviolated the constitution by running for a 3rd term dozens of people have been killed in anti-government demonstrations in recent months the opposition is vowing to continue the protests. following events from neighboring senegal joins us now from there so make a highly contentious inauguration taking place. well that's right i mean the inauguration that's taking place very few heads of state are attending this inauguration senegal for instance has sent his has sent his foreign minister present as well as is the nigerian president mohammad hari to heavy weights in the region president or 5 heads of state in the region who are also running for reelection there's a feeling among many especially here in this neighborhood now we're neighborhood where mostly there are good ins who are unable to return home well there's a feeling among this people here deja vu yesterday we saw the inauguration of the son ouattara an aging president who has tweaked the constitution allowing him to run a 3rd m

. >> in between being in the classroom and addressing the nation, and i called him and condi, i thinkement of the white house. >> there was secure communications. so i could get me the president. the president is in his limo by then, headed for the airport. >> the problem was communications weren't very good. and believe it or not, on air force one, the line kept dropping. but i got a pretty good sense there was order in the national security staff in the white house. as i was being spirited around. >> the president is flying in florida, louisiana, nebraska. at that point, i got him on the phone and strongly urged him not to return to washington. he was gung-ho to come back to washington, for understandable reasons. it's where the action is. he is the president. he is the commander in chief. >> he, along with others recommended strongly i didn't go back to washington, which kind of irritated me because i wanted to be back this the center of action. >> my argument was that now that they hit the pentagon, obviously washington is a target too. it was very important for us not to come tog

and our interpreter, who's a friend of mine, and col inpowell's and condies, came into where we were sitting, he wanted to be alone with his people. said he's going to leave which would have been a disaster for a young presidency to have a major ally bolt the scene, and it would have been something we would have been dealing with for a long period of time. so i said to colin powell to go in there and fix it and he came out and said i can't. he said only you. i said, okay, so i walk in there, i don't know what i'm going to tell the guy. he's in there smoking butts like mad in our living room. and so i said i hear you're going to leave and he kind of grunts yes and i said before you do i want to talk about two things. religion. and i said let me talk to you about my faith. i said i quit drinking because of religion. and described the relationship i had with billy graham and all that. and i said i'm curious about your religion. nothing, the guy wasn't interested. smoked a cigarette. so that didn't work. so i played the ranch card. i said i hear you have a farmty outside riyadh and that

muffling democracy and freedom of expression among those taking part is gello an outspoken critic of condylled his government has issued an international arrest warrant against him you need to do. this because we have seen nation state use the coronavirus plan to make as that is an excuse to restrict individual and collective freedoms of citizens bonding protests when these do not suit governments this pandemic benefits an autocratic regime. the borders between guinea and senegal are closed days unable to return home to his family and with the inauguration of alpha condé fears it will be more trouble ahead nicholas hawke al-jazeera the car. so the common. 3 frenchmen are sentenced for racist assaults after an al-jazeera investigation helped convict them . it survived sentries on libya's mediterranean coast but a modern day war has pushed these ruins onto unesco's endangered list and in sports a legendary formula one name finishes up at the wrong end of the time sheets an hour without. my. wednesday is going to be a stormy day for the british isles that's the thing they're developing fairly

muffling democracy and freedom of expression among those taking part is jello an outspoken critic of condied his government has issued an international arrest warrant against him you need to do is look underneath this because we have seen the missions to use the global cornell fire as pandemic as an excuse to district and collective freedoms of cities in finding protest when these do not suit governments this pandemic is benefiting autocratic regimes. the borders between guinea and senegal are closed bud is unable to return home to his family and with the inauguration of alpha condé he fears there will be more trouble ahead nicholas hawke al-jazeera the car. health experts in the united states say the coronavirus pandemic has led to the largest exodus a senior public health officials in american history some say they've been the target of political activists conservative groups and anti vaccination campaigners who have united around common goals victoria gate and be reports. protesters in the u.s. state of idaho gather outside a public health meeting they say they oppose the mandatory wear

senegal he joins me now nic i know they were running a little behind schedule in conakry today but i see condis finally now been sworn in again. that's right ceremony that's taking place tight security of course present during this inauguration or other presidents have the state of neighboring countries among them 5 other presidents just like alpha condé above the age of 70 some above the age of 18 just like they all of them running for reelection and among them allison want to just like alpha condé tweak the constitution to run a 3rd mandate down absent for this inauguration or get into exile and we're here in a neighborhood in the car in the mideast neighborhood which is home to up to 3000000 gideon's who live in senegal because the borders are closed between senegal and guinea the haven't been able to vote in this election nor have they been able to. witness this inauguration if you talk to many of the people who live here they say. this there's a feeling of deja vu yesterday we saw the inauguration of president alassane ouattara it's yet again for them another aging president clean don't s

restaurants unfairly and puts thousands of jobs in jeopardy here with more is president and ceo jack condid morning to you. ainsley: why the lawsuit? >> well, for nine months now, we have listenerred to our public health officials tell us shut down orders guided by evidence and science and we have an l.a. health department wholy targeted the restaurant industry as if we are responsible for the latest outbreak in the pandemic which evidence proves otherwise. ainsley: judge said come back to me with evidence because you are staying open outside cases are rising. is he going to be able to find that evidence? >> well, we have been in court twice. today will be the third time. last week he basically said l.a. county has a lot of holes in their justification and ordered them to come back and prove that it is justified. and we have seen what they filed with the court and frankly it's a lot of words. saying not a whole lot. and not answering really the questions that the judge had last week. so we are hopeful. ainsley: gavin newsom even said a reporter asked him what do you say to the people who a