lot not only to them but also to the foundation here and now it's broken now as a whole town with farah thank you very much for that and this commemoration start in about an hour from now and we'll bring you live coverage of those commemorations on. turning out to france which is bracing for more disruption as the country's largest strike in decades enters its 2nd day founded sector workers are protesting against president a man in the cross plans to reform the pension system transport schools and hospitals are facing faced serious disruptions on thursday some cities so clashes between protesters and security forces hundreds of thousands of people also took part in peaceful protests the unions are deciding how long to keep their members out on strike target the tests are expected in the days ahead. and because one of these loses standing in front of god in north in paris which is one of the city's busiest really stations he's another difficult day for commuters what can they expect today well the public transport sector is still largely at a standstill here in france where people yester

farah fazal has the details. t what do we want? >> contract. >> when do we want it? a now. >> reporter: food service workers are promising to picket outside the last democratic embate of the year. >> i'm not going to cross a picket line, i never have and i hll not start now. >> reporter: senator warren was the first presidential candidate to tweet her support for workers of unite here local 11. the rest of the candidates said they would in the cross the picket line outside loyala university, the site of the ebate on thursday. >> i think st a terrible look or the democratic party to have a debate and that runs afoul of union work rules. >> what do we want. >> contracts. >> reporter: the workers began sicketing on campus last month where they serve and prepare the meals. the union says the company that contracts them, sodexo, canceled their negotiations. ia we have to resolve these issues, get the wages and health eare that the work are there deserve. >> reporter: the union boycott isn't the only dilemma for the democratic national committee. nine candidates are he dem

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have a good education background with the right skills to be market ready for the future so entering farah thanks so much. christmas is barely over and the sales have already started in london bargain hunters lined up for hours in the rain hoping to get their hands on some cut price markets for them shopping online doesn't seem to have the same a feel. after the joys and excesses of christmas day comes the dedications hunt for boxing day bargains in britain's department stores. despite chilly temperatures and pouring rain hordes of shoppers lined up for the luge stores were slashing prices by up to 90 percent to get consumers away from their online outlets back onto the high street. it's still a lot more like 9 so that you go in and have a look and see what you have to find rather than just having the online to do don't know what you're going to get exactly is the best place to be able to say. this cancer is crazy you always pick up something. come up again. i thought i'd sell fridges in london's oxford street shoppers waited patiently for doors to open at 9 am. some analysts are forecasti

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the another performance like this one will be the bare minimum if farah is to achieve more glory in japan next year 2. finally some dramatic footage of 2 massive cruise ships that collided off the coast of mexico the carnival glory rear ended the carnival legend as it docked on the caribbean island resort of cozumel in a statement carnival said 6 passengers had presented themselves to the on board medical center with minor injuries. you're watching the news from berlin up next in studio news arts and culture don't forget you can get all the latest news on our website it's dot com i'm michael okwu in berlin thanks so much for joining us. i'm secure in the. time. and in the end is a me you're not a latina more innocent of that. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers who are liars and the what's your story. 'd with numbers and women especially are victims of violence in terms of take part in .

their march from herat province two weeks ago demanding a ceasefire but lost contact after entering farah shinzo abe has told his chinese counterpart li keqiang that, although bilateral relations are improving steadily, they will continue to suffer unless tensions reduce in the east china sea. but mr li said their efforts to improve relations were back on track. internet services have been disrupted in parts of iran. bbc persian audiences confirmed the outages, while internet monitoring service netblocks said there was a drop in usage. some reports suggest that access to the internet is being cut off ahead of planned anti—government protests on thursday. there have been more clashes in hong kong between police and pro—democracy demonstrators. 0fficers fired teargas and used pepper spray on crowds, who'd gathered in major shopping districts again. the protests began injune against a proposal allowing the extradition of suspects to mainland china. and although the bill was eventually withdrawn, the protests have evolved into a broader movement for reform. jon donnison has this report. not m

weeks ago, demanding a ceasefire, but contact was lost after they entered the western province of farahpanese prime minister shinzo abe has told the chinese premier li keqiang that, although relations are improving steadily, they will continue to suffer unless tensions reduce in the east china sea. mr li suggested efforts to improve relations were back on track. internet services have been disrupted in parts of iran. bbc persian audiences confirm the outages, and the internet monitoring service netblocks reports a drop in usage. there's speculation access to the internet is being cut ahead of anti—government protests planned for thursday. religious leaders have used their christmas messages to call once more for an end of some of the world's injustices. pope francis drew attention to the suffering of migrants, who he said endured "walls of indifference." the leader of the anglican church, the archbishop of canterbury, spoke of the "darkness" that led to last month's terrorist attack in london. 0ur correspondent, john mcmanus, has this report — beginning in bethlehem. midnight mass at ma

state hillary clinton as her advisor for global youth issues they made quite the team that is until farah began digging into weinstein's dirty laundry did you feel pressure from hillary clinton on and her staff raised concerns about the fact that i was working on this story about one of her most significant donors that they had bungler of hollywood money not to mention pharaoh's original collaborator and b c refused to publish the weinstein revelations all together but this isn't even the only major story that the mainstream media big wigs have tried to smother a.b.c. anchor amy roebuck recently went public about her investigation into geoffrey epstein's pedophile operation which was killed by the network 3 years ago it was unbelievable what we had we had everything. and i tried for 3 years to get it on to no avail and now it's coming out and i think well of revelations what we had it was unreal there were going back to you know. get. your shit so is that it have the rich and powerful become so strong. that investigative journalism has no place in the 21st century you probably can't reach

mo farah's former coach alberto salazar has been banned from athletics for four years per doping violationve on. i always believe the athletics does win out to the end, i would like to see us talking about athletes for the good things that they do and leave all the negative behind us. penalty advantage to wales. they have a free kick. josh adams. fantastic! they are the grand slam champions! wales will look to the world cup. they are genuine contenders. they are on this 14—game winning run. it is about those players. this is all about the world cup. after years of build up, this rugby world cup will spring into light. we are a team that is really going in the right direction. being around town, you know something special is on the horizon. in 2019, the rugby world cup went to asia for the first time. but the hosts were not there to make up the numbers. japan beat ireland, and then scotland to reach the quarterfinals. the irish went through, but they were beaten in the last eight by new zealand. things were opening up for wales, but just like japan, they were outmuscled by south africa. eng

another performance like this one will be the bare minimum if farah is to achieve more glory in japan next year 2. this is due down to news coming up next on news is yeah we return to india did a museum in the show just one ask people why they oppose the newly elected citizenship amendment. and the south korean huge hubris taking on the government with the power of the smartphones. for the smoke coming up on the news asia shortly. do you speak this language. this music theory cops. feeling. and does this secure heart racing. to come to the right place. drive. on teetotal you. know think that that well i guess sometimes i am but i stand up and whip it up and then think sneak into the jam a culture of looking at the stereotypes clad but if you think the future of the country guy not blame. need to rethink his grandmother there you go it's all about. fox news i'm rachel join me to meet the jetman fundies up you post. the tree created to disprove. 97. historical trim including politics business religion and the run up evil of the islamic revolution. opens up making its initial flirtation

their march from herat province two weeks ago demanding a ceasefire, but lost contact after entering farahn no comment yet from the taliban. police in hong kong have fired tear gas at protesters after they marched through shopping malls chanting pro—democracy slogans. the violence followed clashes yesterday when police fired tear gas in the district of moan kok. japanese prime minister shinzo abe has told his chinese counterpart li keqiang that, although bilateral relations are improving steadily, it will continue to suffer unless tensions reduce in the east china sea. but mr li said their efforts to improve relations were back on track. the australian prime minister scott morrison has praised his country's firefighters in his christmas message. hundreds of firefighters, many of them volunteers, have been battling bush fires in new south wales, which first began in september. the public too have been showing their gratitude to the fire service, as shaimaa khalil reports. taking a brief christmas break before heading back to the fire front lines. many of these firefighters have been working

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another performance like this one will be the bare minimum if farah is to achieve more glory in japan next year. to finland now where people are braving cold winter temperatures to catch a glimpse of the northern lights now these illuminists and green patterns can be seen in the night sky overlap planned the good because fire the particles from the sun colliding with the particles from the earth's atmosphere because the shorties in lapland the lights can eliminate the skive off to 9 hours. here's a recap of the tell stories if you're following feel tensions are rising in india with 3 people shot dead to by police in a crackdown on nation my protest more than a 1000 people have been arrested in demonstrations against india's the contemplation citizenship bill which favors and non muslim immigrants. up next is equal africa with the. look at how humpback whales are making a comeback in south africa stay with us for that if you can and remember it is all ms lots more on our website as you tell me dot com i'm on with that she may look forward to seeing you enough enough. good luck. be in g

flight football league is criticized for completely missing the mark on their anti racism campaign farah how those details on that later. but 1st thousands of colombians have turned out to protest against tax reform in the capital bogota demonstrators say the measures currently being debated in congress should be scrapped because the only benefit the rich and businesses have not sought asylum patsey joining us from bogota how big are these protests on the song. well there remain as you were saying in your introduction thousands of people took to the streets here in the capital but that once again is far of this ongoing and i'm precedented national strike that's been ongoing now for almost a month this started on november 21st however the crowds were way smaller than what we've seen in my past week they were absolutely g.'s full and colorful as says he's been the case in most of the demonstrations throughout this now almost a month but definitely the crowd. was smaller but the people who are out there are insisting that they want to continue putting pressure on president. and they want to