of those snow showers affecting the himalayas. now as we move over to east asia, we are seeing a bit of a wintry mix come into play for the north east of china. it's been largely fine and dry for much. mainland china, thanks to high pressure that's been in charge. but we are going to see the temperatures in beijing and shanghai come down in the days to come. and it's going to turn wet across the korean peninsula in particular for south korea. and is this in the stories of southern areas of japan, the remnants of that typhoon, bringing the wet weather to a soccer on monday. by the time we get to choose day, they'll be rain in tokyo. the weather sponsored by katara ways. one i will be part of the greatest global gathering in history, the expo 2020 dubai woods, wanda will be there to showcase hope investment opportunities are unique culture and heritage, economic diversity and pristine wildlife and natural resources. so look out what was wanna at the expo 2022 by spectacle, where we will unleash our potential botswana, all pride, your destination. ah ah, for 13 gmc, you're watching out to syria top story so far, early results in the gambia sugg

of those snow showers affecting the himalayas. now as we move over to east asia, we are seeing a bit of a wintry mix come into play for the north east of china. it's been largely fine. and why from much mainland china, thanks to high pressure. that's been in charge. but we are going to see the temperatures in beijing and shanghai come down in the days to come. and it's going to turn west across the korean peninsula in particular for south korea. and is this in the story of the southern areas of japan, the remnants of that typhoon, bringing the wet weather to a sock on monday. by the time we get to choose day, there'll be rain in tokyo. ah. ah. mother nature's gift of colorful landscapes. but strong infrastructure governance arising were investments are waiting to flourish with even supplied by tradition and where beautiful possibilities are offered with oh, on out as they were, these are the top stories this ala early election results show, the gambia president, adam a borrower is on calls for victory, it's been a high turnout from the presidential poll, seen as a test of stability and democratic progress. evacuations have been suspended aro

of those snow showers affecting the himalayas. now as we move over to east asia, we are seeing a bit of a wintery mix come into play for the north east of china. it's been largely fine. and why for much mainland china, thanks to high pressure, that's been in charge. but we are going to see the temperatures in beijing and shanghai come down in the days to come. and it's going to turn wet across the korean peninsula in particular for south korea. and it's a similar story for southern areas of japan. the remnants of that typhoon bringing the weather weather to a soccer on monday. by the time we get into tuesday, they'll be rain in tokyo car. thank you for that. still ahead on this news r. o preference christmas tree lights up. bringing hope of an economic revival in the city. haunted by the pandemic and sport, the american gopher on course to become the world. number one that is coming up on a minimum. ah, ambition, artistry, adventure, short documentary by african filmmakers from beneath kenya and algeria. in the alan minium village throttle queens. this is with her head down and the cade africa direct on al jazeera in the country with an abund

also for the north east of china and for eastern areas of han shoe, we are getting striped with a pretty solid band of rain here. a sock has got a high of 13 degrees and cargo shima. we've got your pencil in for 10 degrees on monday, that sure weather update we'll see soon for the weather, sponsored by cataract ways. oh, there's a lot more into al jazeera than t v with our website mobile app, social media, and podcast. al jazeera digital is a world award winning online content, and each week on portal will bring you the very best that they're trying to brighten the people to levy to go somewhere else. but the truth is that they got nowhere else to go. so if you missed it on line, catch it here with me. thunder. got men on al jazeera. ah ah, hello again, this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the main news, the south, the gabby as president adama botto has been declared the widow of saturday's election, but at least 3 of his opponents of rejected results. the all reports for the rest 5 people were killed off to me and ma security forces rammed a vehicle into protest. has video shows a ca

also for the north east of china and for eastern areas of han shoe, we are getting striked with a pretty solid band of rain here. a sock has got a high of 13 degrees and cargo shima. we've got your pencil in for 10 degrees on monday. that's your weather update. we'll see soon. who with sponsored by cats are a ways a gynecologist working as a volunteer in the areas of conflict is not only a skillful, also known for delivering babies, treating women medical services. you are truly a doctor of humanity and hope the world with lou ah, hello again. this is al jazeera, let's remind you of the made nearest the sog, the gambia as president adama botto has been declared the winner of such a selection. he gave a victory speech a short time ago at least 3 of bowers opponents, though rejecting the results that are reports that at least 5 people were killed off of me on last security forces. ram the vehicle into protested the dea shows a cock, celebrating at the people attending a rally in the angle around 15 people and rested. belgium police spray water cannon had fought tear gas weiss's approach. i

east turkestan�*. we are very happy about this bill. it means that part of the uyghurs who are currently being employed as forced labour workers in china'sbe released, so we are very happy about that. so you do think it will have an immediate impact for thousands of people currently in forced labour in xinjiang? actually, it is much more than that. my information tells us that more than 3 million uyghurs currently are working as forced labour workers in east turkestan. the uyghur project foundation, recently we made a list on the companies that use uyghurs as forced labour workers in east turkestan. the list contains 14,000 factories. there's detailed information in chinese and english. it is available on our website. that means if each company employs 100 uyghurs as slave labourers, 1.4 million uyghurs are currently working in china's factories. actual number is much more than this and the people who are working there have no life, like in a hell. the reason is the father, mother and the children, they are all separated from each other and the mothers can only go home once a week to see their kids, so this is a horrible situation. now,

wet weather that still there through the remainder of thursday going on into friday, tended to not a little further north which an east was so that china showers, running out to bolivia from southern parts of brazil. seeing some heavier, re pushing over to was rio than south that generally fine and dry hot sunshine. once again, 4 want to series around 33 celsius on the other side of the andes. 31. therefore santiago was showers, stretch all the way up or through our french, diana serene, up into gaiety, southern parts of venezuela. some showers, longest bells, afraid to maybe across the caribbean, just eating across cuba. now. pushing across jamaica, pushing into haiti eventually making his way into the american republic. thursday is a large fight dry day for the east and out as of the caribbean. over there be some show is just pushing back into the wind. which particular, as we go through friday, puerto rico could also catch a shower or to notify me while across a good parts of the us when she shall was destined in place across the great lakes and snow becoming wide spread from many western paths. oh, the with sponsored by casara, alw

subverting the democratic process in a number of companies -- and a number of countries, expansionist activities in the south china sea and eastesee -- east china sea, and they have ramped up an anti-china coalition, which is still nascent, but this has defended taiwan, since people now see, instead of china saying we deserve taiwan, it is ours or ought to be ours, they are seeing a very aggressive china and are therefore becoming much more sympathetic to taiwan. in, taiwan doesn't have to use this as a political tool. it has already got it. and you hear people in publications saying if china were to invade taiwan, which it keeps threatening to do, and it is making gestures in the direction, that would destroy taiwan's semiconductor manufacturing corporation, and china would be the big loser as well. in a way, taiwan is in a good position in that sense. and it doesn't have to be overtly, look at what we have got and what will lose, because i think most of the world is aware of what would be lost. >> are there any viable or concrete short-term solutions that could help with the shortage? >> not for producing more ships -- more

east turkestan and investigate, what the outside world is finding so far is still a very little part of what actually happened in east turkestan. i have some connections, sources, in east turkestan, and also in china'sent. i get many pieces of information, which is much worse than what was reported in the western media. for example, even today, the western media says more thani million uyghurs have been detained in camps, but my source in the top—level chinese government department tells me about 9 million uyghurs have been detained since 2014. this number may surprise many people. the uygher population is not 11 or 12 million as the chinese government reports so far, it is about 20 million. so from the 20 million uygher people, about 9 million have been detained in, since 2014, and about1 million people have died. so we have even more difficulties about that, for example, among those 9 million uyghurs, 2.1 million have been transferred to other parts of china and disbursed and disappeared. 1.8 million transferred from concentration camps to prisons and jails, and the rest, some of them have transferred to forced labour factories in east turkestan. recently, ourfoundation got a list of the chinese c

and as we head further east, it is looking dwyer for much of bangladesh as it is for much of east asia and mainland china. we got high pressure in charge here, a few showers, stretching across to that eastern coast, but largely fine and dry within the temperatures in beijing and shanghai picking up once again. and it's the same, the story for sol in south korea. we're going to see 10 degrees celsius by the time we get to wednesday, but it's going to remain rather wet and windy across the north of japan. that sure weather. oh, the weather sponsored by casara always. do you want to bank that puts the partner back into partnership? need? bank business banking is here to equip you with a team of experts to partner with you in navigating your new normal and to create relevant business solutions to guide your growth. so in an ever changing business world, do you want a bank that takes your money order? bank that takes you money? seriously. search need bank bigger picture business banking. lou. lou ah, again this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the main news this our kentucky's governor says that 64 people a

and as we head further east, it is looking dryer for much of bangladesh as it is for much of east asia and mainland china. we got high pressure in charge here, a few showers, stretching across to that eastern coast, but largely fine and dry within the temperatures in beijing and shanghai picking up once again. and it's a similar story for sol in south korea. we're going to see 10 degrees celsius by the time we get to wednesday, but it's going to remain rather wet and windy across the north of japan. that sure weather. still to come here on the al jazeera and use our enough taliban, it becomes the 1st is really prime minister to make an official visit to the lighted arab emirates. and in sports can next year's world cup produce a breakthrough for arab teams, on footballs. biggest stage for us here with that story ah, in the country with an abundance of resources. and one moment we move to grow and fraud with balance for real economy, blue economy and the digital economy with the new job creation lot, indonesia progressively, during the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest. leslie park when the rea

and as we head further east, it is looking dryer for much of bangladesh as it is for much of east asia and mainland china. we got high pressure in charge here, a few showers, stretching across to that eastern coast, but largely fine and dry within the temperatures in beijing and shanghai picking up once again. and it's the same, the story for sol in south korea. we're going to see 10 degrees celsius by the time we get to wednesday, but it's going to remain rather wet and windy across the north of japan. that sure weather. ah. the end of the country with an abundance of results rate already won indonesia. he's friends for me. we moved full to growth and fraud. we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy. with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs invest . let me pause when denise is broke and progress. invest indonesia now with ah, he won't jail to syria top story so far this half hour. security forces in saddam abuse, t against to disperse protest is the capital. the demonstrators are against last month's deal with t

it's moving north, east towards coastal areas of china and hong kong issued a december warning for the 1st time in 47 years. ahead of that wet and windy weather is going to sweep by aiming towards taiwan. that's not likely to impact the island. we are going to see the heavy rain as it downgrades and weakens. now elsewhere for japan, it's not as wet, but we are seeing a wintry mix at play. a cross ball than areas with heavy snow falling in her kind of a wintry mix, pushing into western areas of han shoe and we are going to see the temperature in tokyo come down over the next few days. and it's a similar story for the korean peninsula. and some of those chinese cities, we are going to see the temperature come down closer to the averages. by the time we get to the weekend. now as we move to south asia, there's plenty of fine and dry weather around. we've had an intense cold way sweep across eastern areas of pakistan and northern areas of india. the temperature in delhi is going to come up slightly in the days to come, that it is going to be rather chilly at night with some foggy condition

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brings holiday chaos to millions of people. airlines have recently don't have enough staff to get planes off the ground, the to worst effected airlines, a chinese china east in an ad. china by scrapped around 20 percent of their flights in the period so far and sunday alone around the world. more than 2320 flights has been cancelled. and i've also been more than 8000 delays, and those numbers are continuing to grow more than 760 of those council flight, so far on boxing day have been to or from airports in the united states. gabriel elizondo joins is live now for me. okay. we've been talking about this for a couple of days now. is it getting worse? well, kind of depends what day it is. it seems like on sunday now they've sort of gotten a little bit of a control on it least here in the u. s. the numbers seem to be coming down just a little bit. united airlines reporting about 100 delays delta about 131. but it's affecting other airlines as well. american l, our airlines, jet blue. they're all suffering, some sort of delays, but it's around 5 to 10 percent of their total daily schedule for each of these airlines. so if you look at it that way, it's at the m

east corner. we got warnings out for possible thunderstorms and lightning in a some, some of those edging in sir bangladesh and was a move across to east asia. it's weather across southern areas of china. wet and windy weather from that typhoon, which downgraded rather rapidly, continuing to effect taiwan well into the weekend. but it's much dry. a pitcher across mainland china. we've got cold air blowing down from the north. that's gonna knock the temperature down in beijing rather dramatically. it'll be rather cloudy here in the days to come, but there's plenty of sunshine to be found in soul and shanghai. the temperature here, sitting in the mid teens with lots of sunshine that she weather update. carry. thank still to come here on the these are concerns of a chinese investment. push thailand's perms for high speed railway off track. well, how much would you pay for an empty canvas will tell you why. it's cost of davis museum over $84000.00. and in sport, the action will continue the english premier li, despite a record number of cove at 19 infections. ah, in the country with an abundance of results. and one underneath your firms forming removal to grow and fraud, balance the green

government has borrowed money from china to build it. trains travel, a 160 kilometers per hour and pass through 10 stations. antony nelson is a senior director of the east asian pacific practice at o bright stone, which group and says the high speed line will help china's ambitious plans to develop travel links with a large swathes of se in asia. that's the theory is that you'll be able to reach the 601000000 people at least live in the association of a nation. i think there is a key distinction between the braking route of this project in laos and the other projects throughout the rest of the region where there are much more difficult situations in terms of completing projects. more pushback from local countries that are able to strike a harder bargain and so that the prospect of this fully realized regional rail network that extend baldwin. china is quite a bit farther off. whether i can do that fast enough to justify the cost would end with louse already has an enormous debt problem. losses on the company about 30 percent of the cost is real way, but that's a $1000000000.00 and a half dollars. quite a bit loud for where they are, just as their overal

that is such an important indication of how the president biden sees the middle east through the lens of the traditional, what we call, traditional allies for china. china doesn't see any friends anywhere. china doesn't have a line. thank you kind of has interest. and that's what it's pursuing in the middle . unfortunately, we're running out of time in time, hillary and by leverett, my fear brian, under the hotel, really appreciate your insight. thank you. and thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, algebra dot com for further discussion. go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside. sorry, you can also join the conversation on twitter. our hand is at a j and say so to, from the hash about us and the entire team here in doha bye for now. the listening post cuts through the noise. we're talking about competing now with the modern day tools being used to perpetuate there's competing narrative separating spin from fuck all 3 versions of the story and some elements of the truth. but the full story remains and content. unpacking the stories you're being told, it's not a scien

east corner. we've got warnings out for possible thunderstorms and lightning in a some, some of those edging in so bangladesh and was a move across to east asia. it's west or across southern areas of china. wet and windy weather from that typhoon, which downgraded rather rapidly, continuing to effect tie one well into the weekend, but it's much dry. a picture across mainland china, we've got cold air blowing down from the north. that's going to knock the temperature down in beijing rather dramatically. it'll be rather cloudy here in the days to come. but there's plenty of sunshine to be found in soul and shanghai. the temperature here, sitting in the mid teens, with lots of sunshine that she weather update. oh, the weather sponsored by casara always. in the next episode of thrice nick, talk to him to greenpeace croon on a voyage through the window. see to highlight the importance of protecting this fragile antarctic ecosystem against an expanding list of man made threats beneath the surface of the leg. nickerson desolation is just tv with live release it. so the remote is rules owner and salt, tick sanctuary on al jazeera with a well come back. you're watching al jazeera time, somebody

east corner. we got warnings out for possible thunderstorms and lightening in some, some of those edging in so bangladesh. and was we move across to east asia? it's west or across southern areas of china. wet and windy weather from that typhoon, which downgraded rather rapidly, continuing to effect tie one well into the weekend, but it's much dry. a picture across mainland china. we've got cold air blowing down from the north. that's going to knock the temperature down in beijing rather dramatically. it'll be rather cloudy here in the days to come. but there's plenty of sunshine to be found in soul and shanghai. the temperature here, sitting in the mid teens, with lots of sunshine that she weather update. ah, ah, welcome to a world of confidence over sex. with business class, where your privacy is paramount and your experience. sit back, relax in your own private space. let us take care of everything. all right, ways, the air line you can rely on ah ah, hello again, this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the main news. the south, the u. s. says that it will provide 7 global aid groups with an additional $580000000.00 to fight cove. at 19, later on tuesday, president biden will announ

with the high of 33 degrees. batch of rain running across the yangtze river valley out toward the east china seas, wyoming into southern sections of japan. will pick up the story. there is plaguing q shoes, southern horseshoe western portions as well. and then we've got some snow showers for her cargo, and we're also going to see some cold air rushing. and that will eventually make its way to tokyo, as we head toward saturday, just the high of 8 degrees, so that is below average. next, stop or go into the sub continent. and once again, that ne monsoon, a few shower re periods for tamela do. but i think the worst of the rain really for this eastern portion of sher longer. so back to town on the do it's going to be a dry a few days for tonight. your temperature locks in to about 30 degrees. that you're up the season. oh, the weather sponsored by casara always. do you want a bank that puts the expat back into expertise? need bank business banking strikes? to give you a team of specialists who provide expert advice and relevant solutions for your business. can guide your group during these unpre

china, vietnam, india, the rest of u.s.-china competition, which spans all power, cultural, and the fact that there are multiple flashpoints in asia from taiwan to the easthimalayan border, india and china. any one of those could present a security risk for the region. obviously, australia, and other u.s. partners have tried to contribute more to collect the deterrence -- u.s. led deterrence effort against china. but it's not clear that those efforts will really result in more stability or more deterrence, that awaits to be seen. there are no safeguards between the u.s. and china, unlike the old cold war between the soviet union -- kathleen: yes, i hear you. quickly, you say the pandemic is making the region more bipolar, japan and india falling behind china. australia is growing more reliant on the u.s. what about the role of india, quickly? herve: india is the only country that can demographically match china scale, but it has been particularly hard-hit by the pandemic. it will be about 11% smaller in 2030 than originally anticipated prior to the pandemic. it's rise of major power in our region and war has been delayed significantly. on top of which, i

that is such an important indication of how the president biden sees the middle east through the lens of the traditional, what we call, traditional allies for china. china doesn't see any friends anywhere. china doesn't have a line. thank you kind of has interest. and that's what it's pursuing in the middle of fortunately, we're running out of time in time, hillary and by leverett, my fear brian, under the hotel, really appreciate your insight. thank you. and thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, amazon dot com for further discussion. go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter, our hand that is at a j and say story from the hash about about us and the entire team here in doha bye for now. ah and americans are increasingly say authoritarianism might not be so bad. there were several steps along the way where the chain of command, if you like, tried to cover dot what your take on why they've gotten this so wrong. that to me is political malpractice, the bottom line on us politics and policy, and the impact on the wor

of them stay ah, ah, look forward to skies with sponsored point cutoff airways. hello, there have been a change in the weather across east asia, in particular from maine land china, things of turn, colder, and wetter. thanks to a cold front that's blowing its way down south and further east bringing a lot of that rain to central areas like woo hand. we've seen some exceptional heat recently in places like beijing and shanghai where the temperature is well above the average for this time of year. but it has turn cooler without the cold air blow down, bring the temperature down to 4 degrees in beijing. now it is going to pick up slightly in the days to come, but you can still see that it is rather chilly there. if we look at the 3 day for beijing, we're going to be touching up to 7 degrees with plenty of sunshine around. despite that, it's the northeast corner that sees a really wet windy and wintery, whether that's going to blow across into japan is going to get very wet for western areas of hon shoe on sunday, by the time again to monday, it's gonna turn rather wintery up in a condo, but toko escapes that saying rather dry though, the temperature will die down no

of rain now arrives into sibu city. it's all about sunshine for china. high pressure continues for this area. a bit more cloud cover moving west to east drifting in in the yellow river valley as a high of 11 degrees. hashu and for the west and tokyo is going to get in on some of this action with a high of 14 degrees on tuesday that's it that's all. see you soon. >> the weather sponsor b qatar airways. >> the united states state has announced a boycott of the beijing olympics. no american officials will attend. but no impact on athletes. china describes it as political manipulation. the tigarian people's front appears to be restreet treating in the regions. but a spokesman says that it's according to their plan. security forces in sudan have used tear gas to disperse thousands of protestors. they say the prime minister betrayed them by agreeing to a government infiltrated by military generals the country electoral commission declared him the winner with 53% of the vote. we report from bajul. >> from nowhere somebody threw or cast a stone at security forces. remember this way down there. some hundreds of meters down there is the residen

going to brush up against the coast of vietnam, but i don't think it's going to make a landfall here dear toward the east, over high nan and southern sections of china. so this is a story we're going to continue to track for the next few days. after northern parts of china right now that coal blast variables shop more about that in effect. but the snow is piling up for western areas of japan, both hon. you and hope kado and that cool air making its way into korea for just a high up one. but give it a bit of time your 3 day forecasts will show us as we start off next week. we're back into double digits, 10 degrees on monday. that's your update, sir. ah, it was supposed to be a refuse, but south korea's brother's home was allegedly the scene of torture, rape, and even murder $1.00 0, $1.00 east investigates the crimes, and those set to be behind them on al jazeera. with play an important role in protecting human kind. don't touch her face. ah ah. the me. watching the old me, it is of the provide them mind of our top story fell to as president joe biden has wound on vaccination people. face severe illness is the on the con, variance spreads. meanwhile,

high pressure is carving out sunny skies across so central that southeast of that china also toward the east and temperatures here pretty well where they should be for this. and the europe. several days of rain piled up almost a meter of rain into central parts of vietnam, mostly dry enough. now. maybe a few scattered showers around da nang, over on thursday as we look towards se asia, and had a lot of rain on sulu easy cascading rain, destroying about a 1000 homes. landside reported in west traverse while jakarta 31 degrees with some rain. we do have an intensifying disturbance throwing rain into maharaj. dora and good rads were under amber weather alerts are the potential to see a 10200 millimeters. and then we've got this cooking up in the arabian sea, likely to turn into a psy clinic storm, as it slams into entre burdette show, disha and westbank all thursday into friday. flooding will be a big concern here. but as of now it's looking dry inch and i with a height of 30 degrees. okay. i'm out of time. susan. oh, the weather sponsored by cataract ways. in the country with an abundance of r

china is by far the largest ation market. so there's a lot of bilateral trade that could happen in a potential thought. however, the issues in the east china seas. so trying to see what is kind of putting those kinds of things on hold. but we will see as 2022 develops. if we're going to move into more of the following and the relationship or it's just going to continue, continue to wrap it up into a war footing. you from the only one that's on right of all of the analysts on china for the last 101520 years. fortunately, you have been a friend of kaiser for and we've, we've been the only outlet that has called it right. most us media has said for the past 1015 years. i've had the life of kyle bass on and even worse than him in terms of getting it wrong, is that they've kept on saying like it's collapsing, it's collapsing and collapsing the housing bus. but in this past year, we did see president, she really crackdown genuinely on the big finance like alibaba. jack, mom was something happened with him. we're not quite clear, but we also saw the property developers that crack down on them. so what is this actually going to be the moment

the weather's turned much milder and quieter for much of east asia, in particular from mainland china. we've got high pressure in charge once again, and we are seeing the temperature climb in beijing and shanghai well above the average with lots of sunshine around it is going to get cooler towards the end of the week. and it's gonna cool down slightly for the korean peninsula as that wet weather. it works its way further south, but for now on wednesday in so was in the temperature at 10 degrees. the wet and windy weather however, continues to plague northern areas of japan was seen snow flurries in hawkeye dough . but for tokyo, it's wet on tuesday dry. on wednesday we will see the temperature recover here. now as we move across to south asia, it's a more settled picture not to fine and dry weather for much pakistan for india stretching across as well in so bungler dash. it's for the south with seen some showers pull into southern areas. we'll see rain in can i on thursday, but by the time we get to wednesday, it dries up, we're going to see shop showers in sri lanka, putting a cross

of 33 degrees. some rain running across the yangtze river valley out toward the east, china see that slamming into southern sections of japan. so we'll take it there. this is plaguing our q shoe southern sections of honshu western honju into hall kado than we've got some call. they are rushing in, it will make its way all the way toward japan. so just a high of 8 degrees in tokyo on saturday. that's it, sir. for the weather, sponsored by katara, always a musician, performer, visionary teacher. ah, is there a world meet the man bringing traditional arabic sounds to a whole new audience being a woman and being american, playing a little bit already is something new. from austin to palestine. the land of his birth. he noticed the next generation of musical talent. simon shaheen. musical journey on al jazeera. ah ah, you're watching al jazeera alive from doha reminder. von mean stories. the u. s. president says the federal government will cover the 1st month of clean up cost caused by severe tornadoes. joe biden is in kentucky where his tory, the devastation caused by storms that kill at least the sea people a

of 33 degrees. some rain running across the yangtze river valley out toward the east china sea. that's fleming into southern sections of japan. so we'll take you there. this is plaguing our q shoe southern sections of han shoe western horseshoe into whole cato. and we've got some coal. they are rushing in, it will make its way all the way toward japan. so just a high of 8 degrees in tokyo on saturday. that's it, sir. ah, the weather sponsored by katara always, ah, co create a culture of knowledge, openness, imperialism, world. want us to reward merit and excellence and encourage creativity, the shape, tomato, ward for translation and international understanding was formed to promote translation and owner translators, and acknowledged that road and strengthening the bonds of friendship and co operation between arab islamic and world coaches. ah, ah ah, welcome back. the headlines on al jazeera, the u. s. president says the federal government will cover the 1st month of clean up caused, caused by severe tornadoes. joe biden was in kentucky way. he's been touring the devastation cau

low r sep, is made up of 10 south east asian countries, as well as south korea, china, japan, australia, and new zealand. the agreement will provide a simpler training framework, meaning businesses won't have to navigate separate requirements to export to different countries. around 90 percent of trade, tariffs was that within the block will eventually be eliminated. it will also cover nearly 30 percent of global economic output and a 3rd of the world's population. india decided against joining the trade block in 2019 out of concerned that it would be flooded with cheap imports from china. all right, let's bring in our guess from pin on pin cambodia giant men on a visiting senior fellow at the i. c. s. use of shock institute joining us from aging. ein our tank in a china political and economic analyst. and in washington, d. c. niel's graham, an assistant director with the atlanta counsels geo economic center, a warm welcome to you all, and thanks for joining us today on inside story shout. let me start with you 1st to day who benefits the most with this are sep agreement. the large coun

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of 30 degrees. for the philippines, rain tour the east and central areas again all because of that northeast monsoon. areas of chinae cloud breakup. a high of 21 degrees. we got the cloud deck thickening up toward the northeast. the same goes across the korean peninsula. we could see some showers and the potential for snow over higher ground. all of that wet and windy weather over harsher, pushed toward the pacific. tokyo, a beauty of a day thursday with a high of 12. that's it. see ya. >> the weather, sponsored by qatar airways. >> a palestinian social and political campaigner in iceland. >> he became the first to speak about human rights. >> a moroccan dodge business woman who has built a multimillion dollar business but helps young people in the netherlands. >> nothing is impossible if you believe in yourself. >> al jazeera world meets to who become successful away from home. arabs abroad, the activist on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ emily: you're watching al jazeera. a reminder of our top stories. britain's prime minister announced a return to tighter coronavirus restrictions to stem the spread of the omicron variant. boris

activities aimed at subverting the democratic process in a number of countries and expansionist activities in the south china sea in east china sea. and they have really ramped up a, a, an anti china coalition which is still nascent and, but this has benefited taiwan since odd people now see, instead of china saying, we deserve taiwan. it's ours, or it ought to be ours. they're seeing a very aggressive china and their, their fort becoming much more sympathetic to taiwan. so in a way, time one doesn't have they use this as a political to, it's already got it. and you hear people in the publications saying if china were to invade taiwan, which it keeps threatening to do, and is certainly making gestures in that direction up that would destroy taiwan semiconductors, manufacturing corporation, and china would be the big loser as well. so in a way taiwan is in a, in a good position and in that sense, and it doesn't have to be overtly look at what we've got and what you'll lose because i think most of the world is already aware of what would be lost. jim, are there any viable or concrete short term solutions that could help w

and this is really supposed to be a representative of china's new found political standing its influence in the world . it's role as a leader in the east. so this is no doubt going to hurt china's credibility. it's going to be embarrassing, especially if other countries do fuller suits. and in recent weeks we've had china's reputation when it comes to sports and human rights. certainly take a beating just last week. the women's tennis association announced that they would be suspending all tournaments in china as a result of the dealing of the handling of china's a china is handling of the case of punch. why the tennis star here now? she made allegations in early november, sexual assault allegations against a very high standing political figure here in china jungle lee. and since then, she has not been seen freely in public accept appearing in these are almost a kind of suspect. all of these, these videos put out by chinese social media. we haven't seen her speak freely, although she has had some conversations with the i or c and, and allegedly sent some emails as well. but she hasn't been contacted independently by the w t a and it do

of vietnam. thanks to typhoon roy. it's not expected to make landfill, but it is going to sweep up to the north east, taking a lot of that wet and windy weather to southern areas of china in the days to come that to weather update. ah, if america held up a mirror to itself, what would it see in a sense, race is the story of america. what's working and what's not. a lot of people were only talking about this. it wasn't at the top of the agenda. if america can handle multiple challenges on multiple fronts, we need to go back to school. the bottom line on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello i, marianna mozy. well, come to the news. our live from london coming up in the next 60 minutes, locked down in the netherlands and london's may i declare a major incident as cases of the only con, very threatened to overwhelm hospitals and health systems. health solutions are going up, but also stop absences or guide up living and make shift homes in chiles.

of china. you can see hyphen rice sweeping in there on a north east in the direction. it's going to bring some heavy rain to the area. and we will see rain in hong kong by tuesday. now as we move to south asia, it's looking largely dry across much of india. it's been very cold though. we've had the mercury sitting in the minuses, some record cold nights up here. and some fog around is gonna remain this way over the next few days with the temperature in new delhi. well below the average the weather sponsored by katara always. if america held up a mirror to itself, what would it see in a sense, race is the story of america. what's working and what's not? a lot of people were only talking about that. it wasn't at the top of the agenda. if america can handle multiple challenges on multiple fronts, we need to go back to the bottom line on al jazeera, you the hero world news right ah washer for ah, welcome back on top stories on al jazeera this hour, the netherlands will impose a 4 week long dawn from sunday, cone of virus infections are searching across europe. london's may

of china. you can see hyphen rice sweeping in there on a north east in the direction. it's going to bring some heavy rain to the area. and we will see rain in hong kong by tuesday. now as we move to south asia, it's looking largely dry across much of india. it's been very cold though. we've had the mercury sitting in the minuses, some record cold nights up here. and some fog around is gonna remain this way over the next few days with the temperature in new delhi. well below the average for the weather sponsored by katara always. in the next episode of fries nic long joined to greenpeace room on a voyage through the little sea to highlight the importance of protecting this fragile antarctic ecosystem against an expanding list of been made threats, with desolation, issues, with life reason. so the remote and celtic sanctuary, or now to 0. ah ah, you're watching al jazeera live from doha. reminder of our top stories, the netherlands will impose a 4 week lockdown from sunday. corona virus infections are searching across europe london's mer as declared a major incident in r

coming up, former secretary of state mike pompeo will join us with the very latest out of russia, china, the middle east, afghanistan. and later, stacey abrams thinks that she's running for reelection as the rightful governor of georgia. we will have full coverage of the midterm elections, that is straight ahead. alec baldwin now speaking out after allegedly killing a person on the set of a movie. the far left actor is now claiming he never pulled the trigger before accidentally shooting to people on a movie set. if he didn't pull the trigger, who did? we begin with an important christmas message from presidential biden. today he proudly announced that he takes no responsibility whatt all for the supply chain crisis and according to joe, do not you bettertake it up with santa. >> i can't promise that every person will get every gift they want on time. only santa claus can keep that promise. but the ride ins every that sellout that are hard to find, some of you moms and dads may have remembered cabbage patch kids in the 80s, beanie babies in the 90s, or other toys that have run out in past years when the

of china, high pressure and charged. the stellar stretch of weather continues for gray, lynn and hong kong. bit more cloud cover. moving. what's the east though? drifting in through the yangtze river valley and also the yellow river valleys. young jo as a higher level degrees, getting striped with some rain for the eastern side of han shoe, also for the west in tokyo is going to get in on some of this action with a high of 14 degrees on tuesday. that's it. that's all. see you soon? ah, the weather sponsored by casara weighs a sacred himalayan summit more treacherous than ever. cumber qana has never been tamed with and feared by local. yet an irresistible challenge to western climate. a sharper family with choose between going against their religious beliefs and guiding a group of mountaineers, or rejecting max needed income. the wall of shadows on al jazeera. ah ah. again, this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the main news this out. the united states is announced a diplomatic boycott of bay genius winter olympics, accusing china of genocide. no american government officials will attend the games, but it will have no impact on athlet