i just fishel intelligence. sucks or. worse health. given eternal life a spot to be possible. text the and psychiatric future might get cut what are the limits. made in germany. and 30 minutes done. is a master of the art of confrontation and this is drawn from a veteran of verbal combat doesn't mean you're going to see doc's life be fun disputed champion of tough political talk to try to frighten people you know there's a fight everybody understands if it's not you'll turn the conflict zone and join tim sebastian as he holds the powerful to account this is a big failure whichever way you like to spin the conflict zone. 90 minutes doug. fairy tale. for an eccentric monarch. fantasy. the scene of a tragic. sequence. starts december 25th. this is news and these are our top stories outgoing u.s. president donald trump has vetoed a major military spending bill that had passed congress with broad bipartisan support mr trump had previously criticized the 740000000000 dollars national defense authorization act scene it would benefit china congress members could well move to override

fishel trip to africa after a long flight the president of the good to institute touched down in namibia a full my german colony. history is everywhere in the capital into. the colossal independence museum tells the story of the long struggle for liberation from colonialism. the most recent chapter of that story is all about restitution returning cultural artifacts. to. the tribal leader hendrik that boy is and then maybe a national hero because of his resistance against german colonial rule. it's symbolic bible and whip when taken by the germans after his death their return was an important 1st step aside it isn't just the removal of objects it's basically the breaking up of people of personalities of their self-determination and self-confidence this was coming colonialism can't be glossed over this is simply a beginning there's a lot more to be done here so now is the time to get to know each other and to talk to africans in africa about these experiences and to exchange ideas so that these stories can be told of children of lehman was also in the maybe a to visit the local beer to ins

use them to go extend the treaty we are ready for that but we need 1st to get a fishel reaction from the u.s. now you say if it's not extended is there going to be an arms race. already is an arms race one issue. or once the the u.s. withdrew from the missile defense treaty are you. willing and that's what happened and. what we were forced to do is to prevent. or nuclear capacity from being notified and we had to create and. miss. defense system and we had to introduce new mid new weapons systems such as the. supersonic guard system it's. a worthy. 20 and no missile defense system can stop such a missile now has the creation of these new supersonic weapons such as circle. guard has it in any way. affected the balance of power actually we've had tests. of. not long ago and the most of the testing most of the work is complete in a few. speed is over. 8. years and the missile can be mounted on stationary. launch systems on ships or on submarines. it can also be well wisher they. brought it to mean a troll waters. does this in any way change the situation yes it does of course it does. b

fishel trip to africa after a long flight the president of the good to institute touched down in namibia a full my german colony. history is everywhere in the capital into. the colossal independence museum tells the story of the long struggle for liberation from colonialism. the most recent chapter of that story is all about restitution returning cultural artifacts. the tribal leader hendrik that boy isn't a maybe a national hero because of his resistance against german colonial rule. is symbolic bible and whip were taken by the germans after his death their return was an important 1st step aside it isn't just the removal of objects it's basically the breaking up of people of personalities of their self-determination and self-confidence this was common colonialism can't be glossed over this is simply a beginning there's a lot more to be done yet so now is the time to get to know each other and to talk to africans in africa about these experiences and to exchange ideas so that these stories can be told of our children our name and was also in the maybe a to visit the local beer to institu

there fishel version is that sports from welding equipment left in the building some high reach the wooden roof which thing caught fire. but few vocals believe the story. so far you know i did not know who i was. actually. we are suspicious about. the turkish people mostly believe that it's. not accidents. against this backdrop it's ironic that there's no shortage of ethnic turks prepared to speak up for greece. what a pleasure to cause unless it was among the you can understand the sentiment we build to love it cost us a common. minimum standard which was on effort that most. grandparents like many ethnic turks died defending increased during the 2nd world war and its aftermath. wasn't sure what was in there that it was that the little miss bush was . here in some vision of we should know that in general. it might seem hard to believe that cracker turkish relations could get any worse but then they did. unable to cope with the growing number of refugees arriving from syria on the 29th of april 2020 turkey opened its land border with greece for those wanting to enter the room as thousands

what me is that we learn that people had died during clinical trials and that others had developed fishel paralysis we learned this not from pfizer who made the vaccine but from the f.d.a. whose job it is to read mass vaccinations you can kind of understand those who are uncertain everyone's jumped in march they were telling this that a vaccine would take years few months ago they were bashing the russian vaccine saying there's new wade could have been tested properly and now here we are pfizer is vaccine is out albeit with documented side effects and surprisingly if unpleasantly eventful clinical trial history the end of the day the vaccine is as safe as it can be that's passed european american testing and rigorous standards there really isn't much to worry about but it would be nice to get a little more information in the future not have to learn about facial paralysis only our vaccination has begun meanwhile new york lawmakers have introduced a bill to make over 1000 vaccination mandatory for some amid a storm of criticism the bill would require those in the state without sufficient i

about the channel a case spooked at the prospect of getting arrested they turned to a central unit fishel for help got a diplomatic escort to the airport and fled the country you know really just happened to a stranger. and mark me well rushed out. a couple of months ago now we. know it cases what their connection to china they were questioned by chinese security about back next year. and i mean when they returned to australia that the try and buy agency had executed search warrants on chinese journalists in australia the chinese journalists were right. in connection with the foreign interference investigation of a politician give out of any. teacher in the twenty's or been co-op. but the raid was not reported at the time and all the most. real battles in my book was a russian. or chinese general as the australian or shortly after. chinese news outlets not known for examining current human rights abuses at home have developed a sudden sustained interest in the australian military strategy record in afghanistan years ago. when he found someone tell me. how that. pans out. you know you're o

fishel said they would refuse to enforce the rules riverside county sheriff's department will not be blackmailed bullied or used as muscle against riverside county residents in the enforcement of the governor's orders with so many businesses facing ruin the u.s. congress continued to do their over financial relief legislation economy's not going to recover until event course the virus is that simple as that basic and people are suffering now that's the cost of inaction. and action on real comprehensive bold covert relieve legislation. and so now my back's against a wall with a forming deadline looming we're racing to accomplish what should been done months ago outgoing president donald trump announced a so-called vaccine summit at the white house for tuesday but finds her and derna the 2 companies with vaccine candidates under review have declined to attend official say the surge dating back to the thanksgiving holiday in november has not yet heat and they are rewarding people against big family gatherings for the christmas and hanukkah holidays later this month. 0 loss and. the numb

free choice and shouldn't be pressured into doing anything to their bodies they don't want to hear fishel overseeing the vaccine rolled out in england has admitted there could be pressure in society to have it questions have also been raised they were the shops and restaurants could stop serving people without a vaccine is it difficult or put the issue up for debate. we've had to carry to figure skoal but facts nation things like this you know paul sport so before a certain diseases so that's not new but i do understand the issues about civil liberties and i think there's increasing concern around the world that the condemn make is being used as an excuse by some governments to increase the surveillance and to increase anti libertarian issues but i think we've lost our collective minds with respect to how viruses work in the united states we had 80000 deaths from just the flu 10 years ago with the swine flu it was 125000 americans killed and we did nothing we do always return immunity they're granted sometimes it's a natural process and this is how we all get vaccinated obviously front li

you know as he said was going through top you care fishel dubbed the vaccine are allowed but for some of those on the front line they want they government to learn from its mistakes we heard from a british doctor's union claim a lock of personal protective equipment has led to a voidable. we think the government kicking the can down the road basically we already had the 1st wave of caveats there is no doubt about the fact that there was a problem with securing and ensuring that p.p. got the frontline we know because the doctors association were right at the front line of actually listening to frontline doctors who were telling us that i had daily reports of doctors telling me that they were having to go to screwfix to get thing basic things like mosques we worry that the government is conveniently forgetting course lots of this what we need is to learn those lessons and the only way you can actually learn those lessons is pipe truck judgement inquiry well according to one report between april and october over 100 staff members including those working in the care sector lost their live

so nobody from the placebo group suffered from these side effects but one of the side effects was fishel paralysis and generally this is when half of your face will be temporarily but it it becomes paralyzed the muscles go slack. and one half of the face drops a number that could be the difference between somebody wanting to take this and deciding they don't want to well exactly and this is presumably want one of the reasons why the press isn't making a very big deal out of this also there is you know the if the in themselves have said that this is somewhat of a minor issue there are tens of thousands of volunteer volunteers and only a handful suffered from these particular side effects so you know there's this new point the f.d.a. says from ringing alarm bells and. making people worry for new reason they're saying that they'll monitor the issue as the vaccine. becomes more widely available this is one of the side effects of this global race for a vaccine you know every single corner that could see fully be cut was cut vaccines take years sometimes decades to develop and here we go less

for about a year now i think conducting workshops where teach prickles appends how fishel detection and facial recognition systems work so they can ultimately go and undermine the systems using make up and facial coverings that were as been greatly inspired by recent maker trends that you know seely's artists really personable open terms of artistry and sculpture and i thought you know what if we could use the same techniques that makeup artist using to make really compelling looks to ultimately undermine the power official recognition and ability to detect a face and at least as a member station with various communities about the increasing reach of surveillance into all of our daily lives. so let's go to our website check out my computer this is some of the stuff he's talking about you know from an artistic perspective this seems really beautiful and cool but from a practical perspective of. it i mean one just practical where wearing this out and i can imagine in the heat to just melt but to doesn't this kind of make you just pick out in a way that you were hoping to to not in the 1st

officially declared biden the winner the russian president waited for that air fishel confirmation of the win then putin says any contacts with the new administration is welcome cooperation is in everyone's interest however donald trump says his legal challenge over alleged voter fraud is not over meantime the trumpet ministrations attorney general in other news bill barr has resigned here earlier found no evidence of widespread election fraud kaleb open wraps it all up from new york. donald trump is still not conceding donald trump says he is the legitimate winner of the 2020 election no it's not over we keep going and we're going to continue to go forward we have numerous local cases where you know in some of the states a good rig from the from us now there was a last ditch effort to try and to try and you know win the white house for trump in the supreme court and we saw the state of texas file to have the results in the state of georgia in pennsylvania michigan and wisconsin overturned based on allegations of fraud the supreme court opted not to hear the case they threw it out of

presidential palace where another explosion took place so far no groups claimed responsibility behind it but fishel subliming who see rebels now saudi arabia's leading. the u.s. backed bombing campaign of yemen against the rebels and the attacks come just a day after washington approved another huge $290000000.00 deal to supply more bombs to riyadh the contract adds to 1000000000 dollar weapons exports from the u.s. to saudi arabia that's despite repeated warnings on the spiraling civilian death toll from riyadh 5 year long campaign now so the officials claim their attacks stop arabian influence on the region but rights groups warn the outcome is unacceptable . the saudi led coalition and the group fighting since march 25th seen are responsible for laws of war violations in human rights abuses the conflict has killed and injured thousands of civilians. the growing trumpet ministrations rushed through other vast arms deals to the region to for a start kuwait's about by $4000000000.00 worth of attack helicopters and egypt set to get defense and targeting gear worth around 170000000 security expert mi

and are way mind words you know in belgian talking to you from from from brussels that offer you fishel languages dutch french and also german because the us sent $70000.00 german speakers in the east of the country and at the end of the year to king uses the 3 languages in its best wishes you know into the day have a low i.q. gee what i speak german switzerland we know is the perfect example in the baltic states the russian speaking population the minorities are not respected they are underdogs they don't speak their own language which is that bad and send it for father's language this is a disgrace for europe in all this is from the line as the word democracy in our mouth to criticize angry old bald for not respecting the rule of law but what is you doing here not of word from brussels about this but of course misses from the play and doesn't speak to our t.v. all too sputnik because they are not the mainstream media they are bad people. what do you make of this punishment for these 2 i left them not being allowed to leave the country. well. of course. persecution that's the only word

keeps the threats against russia are quite shocking because from the beginning of the band then excel fishel is recorded deaths are in the amount of 55000 now there is excess mortality for the start of the pandemics or 2 until november which is around 240000 the united kingdom has reported a new record high of covert 900 cases in a single day more than 41000 cases were reported on monday the u.k.'s registered nearly 2300000 cases since the pandemic began people in several regions are living under the most stringent level of restrictions and scientists now say stricter look downs may be needed in january. india's government is carrying out an early test of its coronavirus vaccination program it's doing a 2 day dry run of the vaccine campaign across 4 states officials are hoping to run checks on the country's transport arrangements and cold storage facilities india hopes to revive 300000000 vaccine doses in the 1st phase of its immunization campaign iran is to begin human trials of a locally produced coronavirus fact tehran has struggled to get its hands on other vaccines because of sanctions

analysts are concerned that i think stream tunneled could affect the credibility of the polls up until fishel we talked to say they are confident that won't be the case final results are expected in the coming days catherine 0 bunky. we're going to weather update next here on ars 0 then israel enters its 3rd national coronavirus mock town to carve a sharp rise in infections there and the sun kissed tyler making a pitch to stay at home workers to make up for tourists being kept away by the coronavirus. hello there we've got some quotes of weather coming into iran now this massive cloud here that was responsible for the heavy snow and the avalanche just to the north of terror but you can see quite a weather does come back into iran at around 10 degrees celsius just one or 2 light showers over the mountains and then further west just around the eastern side of the mediterranean it should be lucky quiet for little in the cool side over the next couple of days quite enough across the raban peninsula but quite a keen schimmel blowing through a fresh 23 celsius here in doha then over the next couple

strict a tear for long down regulations border closures because of the new coronavirus strain addition fishel say that the new variant has already spread to other parts of the country the new variant is spread around the country it's localised in some places but we know there are cases everywhere so it's not as though we can stop this getting into other places there's some there already the message has been very clear and i think i want to reinforce it is state local. well we spoke with former british member of parliament george galloway who says it's suspicious that the u.k. is reacting to the new strain of the virus on the now when in fact it was identified months ago i should tell you that sir patrick vallance says that this new mutant corona virus was identified last september and it's a couple of days before christmas the government council of the whole thing that is inherently suspicious if i tell you that on there a few months ago the british government was paying people to go out and restaurant ito to help out they said we spent billions of taxpayers' money actually pay the bill in th

suggested that it was a bit more muted than perhaps washington would have wanted to see i'm not going to fishel said they were committed only to reopening liaison offices with israel not embassies or consulates and they pledged to resume diplomatic relations as soon as possible what does that kind of language suggest oh we've seen polling over the last few years in polling going back to the arab opinion index and of a poll more recently done in the last 6 or 7 months that shows a moroccan approval of israel is somewhere between 4 and 17 percent at the most so this is obviously any recognition of israel may not be very popular with the with the street the so-called street in morocco so downplaying the relations on iraq and on the moroccan royal courts part is a smart move politically domestic wise and on the foreign policy front it continues to at least in some ways keep pressure on the israelis to continue to try to do something with the palestinian problem the biggest issue that the palestinian the primary diplomatic tool the palestinians have had since the oslo accord certainly if not before

could affect the credibility of the polls up until fishel we talked to say they are confident that won't be the case final results are expected in the coming days catherine 0 bunky. uganda's opposition presidential candidate bobby wine says one of his bodyguards has been killed by police after being deliberately run over this picture shows the 2 men whine can be seen on the right while the bodyguard who died is on the left the incident happened while winds convoy was taking a journalist wounded by police to seek medical help militia police says he fell from a speeding car the f.b.i. says the man suspected of setting off a bomb in the u.s. city of nashville died in the explosion officers started searching the premises of 63 year old anthony warner not long after a motorhome blew up on a nashville street early on christmas day the explosion injured 3 people damaged about 40 buildings and knocked up phone and internet services based on the evidence that we've gathered this point we've come to the conclusion that an individual named anthony. warner is the bomber he was present when the bomb

have been appointed by the way for as well to to guide a game like that and then have one of your fishel say a racial slur and staff member. there's a complete disgrace. you would be tafel sides there are just words you wait for say they are investigating the incident which comes at a time when racism is the major talking point in football. teams and leagues have latched on to the global anti racist movement prompted by the police killing of george lloyd in the united states in may but despite the banners and displays of solidarity incidents continue to happen. when down in paris followed embarrassing scenes which in a dish 2nd tier cup little watch this past saturday their fans booed while place took the knee before kick off that incident came days after a controversy involving manchester united star edinson cavani the year old wine used a racial slur in an instagram post but has since deleted it and apologized sometimes you feel that maybe. no u.f.o. and just out there with the bad nose and placards and and you know i'm bad for the captain saying all we want and but when you go to the

could affect the credibility of the polls up until fishel we talked to say they are confident that won't be the case final results are expected in the coming days catherine 0 bunky sera gyptian officials have visited libya's capital tripoli for talks with the u.n. ahead nice government there it's believed they are pushing to normalize relations after backing the government's wiles and years of conflict and the china reports from tripoli. it's the 1st time in 6 years that officials at this level have met libya's internationally recognized government in tripoli. the visit of the egyptian delegation to tripoli was carried out by prior coordination between the foreign ministries of the 2 countries the deliberation was responsive and positive in the talks based on today's meeting will witness a development in the diplomatic ties with cairo. the relationship between cairo and the government of national court was cut in 2014 and around that time president obviously the house sisi of egypt began supporting order to flee from have to or who held dominance in the east. in april 2019 with the egypt

analysts are concerned that i think stream of what a timeout could affect the credibility of the polls fishel we talked to say they are confident that won't be the case final results are expected in the coming days catherine 0. uganda's opposition presidential candidate bobi wine says one of his bodyguards has been killed by police after being deliberately run over and then this picture of the 2 men but we wine is on the right well this former bodyguard is on the left incident happened while winds convoy was taking a journalist wounded by police to seek medical help the military police say the bodyguard fell while trying to jump into a speeding car counting has begun after an election that could lead to new areas 1st peaceful transition of power about 7 a half 1000000 people cast ballots to choose a successor to president mamadou with so for on the dangerous reports from the capital niamey news your president mohammad yousuf who votes not to stay in power but to elect a successor. he chose to step aside at the end of his 2nd term and a time some west african leaders tweak their country's cons

are concerned that i think streaming tunneled could affect the credibility of the polls up until fishel we talked to say they are confident that won't be the case final results are expected in the coming days katherine 0 bunky. well looks to be on the cusp of its 1st peaceful and democratic transfer of power outsider 7 and a half 1000000 voters of cast their ballots to choose a successor to the incumbent president mohammed who suffer as a common interest report from the capital niamey a peaceful election is seen as a success in a country blighted by poverty measure president mohammad yousuf who votes not to stay in power but to elect a successor. he chose to step aside at the end of his 2nd term and a time some west african leaders tweak their country's constitution to remain in office the significance of this day is not lost on the 69 yo or president so this is today is a special day for us it is also and most of all a special day phoenicia which will experience for the 1st time in its history a democratic change over and i hope that this change will be the 1st step towards other chang

you're going to want to fishel estimates more than 1200000 venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. already echoing a wide return to swallow. to visit friends is that i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know as i'm not sure. down with most global news that matters. made for mines and. they face barriers in everyday life but the one in people's minds our lives will eat is their biggest handicap people with disabilities unfortunately is still a novelty in the modern professional. and not because they are less skilled. how did because of a chance success stories made in germany. in 30 minutes on digital you. were all set. to go beyond the obvious places that were moving. as we take on the world. we're all about business stories that matter to you to be told something behind the scenes but the simple what ever it takes to give not running out to be done out of system exchange good fun nothing w. mass made from minds. what's the secret behind this classic. music the sound. as soon as you hear beethoven lose your mind or the story behind

said to me, how do you, how you getting on with dating with the council of the 5 and i should try fishel what 5. we didn't want to bother you, mr. but he could, they actually persuaded the local electricity company to abandon the plant. and this was the 1st time that a nuclear proposal of this kind had actually failed because of opposition by the public. and it was going to be the 1st of many, i remember when i 1st went to the states as a minister. i was told that they had a policy of 200-200-2000 nuclear power station by the 2000, but the local opposition says strong, that they couldn't build them. and there were some nuclear scientists and engineers who helped this opposition. we had to marvelous journo, lector engineers who quit and became whistleblowers. i testified on the nics quality assurance program that the quality assurance on a toaster was greater than that for the instruments or control the nuclear power plant. on the other hand, there was inadvertent support. the very pro-nuclear director of the oak ridge, national lab weinberg. oh, he's harbored concerns. he thought that th

how you getting on with dating with the contras the 5 and i survive fishel what 5 we didn't want to botheryou but a step. but he could they actually persuaded the local electricity company to abandon the plant and this was the 1st time that a nuclear proposal of this kind had actually failed because of opposition by the public and it was going to be the 1st of many i remember when i 1st went to the states as a minister i was told that they had a policy of 200-200-2000 nuclear power station by the 2000 but the local opposition says strong that they couldn't build them there were some nuclear scientists and engineers who helped this opposition we had to marvelous general electric engineers who quit and became whistleblowers i testified on the nics quality assurance program that the quality assurance on a toaster was greater than that for the instruments to control the nuclear power plant on the other hand there was inadvertent support the very pro-nuclear director of the oak ridge national lab weinberg oh he's harbored concerns he thought that there should be one nuclear plant here and one n

assistant coach for a turkish club was involved in a fierce sideline argument he accused the match fishel of using a racist term there's his team and present your man then left the field suppose you're up to date stay with us on al-jazeera when one east is up next. last. chance. they could be anywhere. in public toilets train stations hotel rooms at your office even in your own home tiny cameras strategically installed to film most intimate moments with the footie then put online in south korea a wrist for digital 6 crimes involving hidden cameras all storing. your typo on a lot of the situation other than. to win a cup and she goes on. perpetrators come from all parts of society from t.v. and because i don't have to school and teaches the impact on victims can be devastating. to your life itself i think. you're on the shit out of them other. that either killed or head on in their car. to the reporter job. one on one east joins the hone fist south korea's he didn't cameron says and meets the women fighting back in one of the wolves most connected countries. it's been a long day. isn't. th

present when most and for his out a was shot by a high precision machine gun fitted with a camera and fishel intelligence iran has previously blamed israel for the attack. polls have opened in ghana for presidential and parliamentary elections the voters expect it to be a tight race between the 2 main candidates incumbent president before i don't want his longtime rival john muhammad the west african country is experiencing a financial downturn after decades of growth. in australia residents have been told to evacuate from fraser island as bush fires burn toward homes more than half of the world heritage national park has been destroyed by fires and risen weeks with a heat wave worsening conditions it's thought an illegal camp fire sparked the blaze . but look now at the latest development in the corona virus pandemic this arum institute of india says it has applied for emergency use authorization of its coronavirus vaccine in india britain says it will administer the 1st doses of the biotech finds a vaccine on tuesday health care workers and seniors will be 1st in line uncovered 19 infectio

crossing so you don't see a lot of people crossing here many of them look for other points i know fishel crossing points well ethiopia's prime minister abi ahmed has faced criticism for pressing ahead with the military operation the u.n. says fighting is now complicating efforts to deliver humanitarian aid despite reaching a deal with the government for a deliveries not expected to arrive into grey until next week but the crisis commission has called the un deal unacceptable and one sided he says it only extends to government controlled areas the african union sent envoys to late last month in the hope of finding a diplomatic solution for the prime minister insists this is a law enforcement operation and has warned against outside interference. davison is a senior if you're analyst international crisis group and he explained the reaction from the african union. 70 frustration and this sort of peace and security architecture that's been established by the african union over decades and has been put to use many periods but it's going stability and conflict that's not being welcomed by the

threw this form we called in this investigation we called and marty official barty's and none of fishel bodies are from this phone to give them the right offer blood on our investigation and be our shitty story and the other interesting buoyant in this there in that it has been hacked by a technique and the spy work we'll known by word is called biggest as a technique 0 click because through the timing of observing and tracking our phone we didn't to click on any suspicious link but by this. technique you don't need to click on any suspicious link they managed to hurt our phones by a 0 click technique based on the city's a love interest a geisha and the searches you simply allegation is that this could have been ordered by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates i mean how was that conclusion reached and how do you go about discovering that this is based on then fist a geisha and the searches and the database and analysts is of citizen love who they discovered 1st 1st the biggest by were in 2016 and the full of different cases and they are specialized in this in this field and we foll

has inducted it as an elk fishel olympic sports and will feature at the 2024 paris games. a 90 year old woman has become the 1st patient in the worlds to receive the pfizer covert $1000.00 vaccine after its approval in the u.k. . 800000 doses of the fires a biotech vaccine are available around the country 900 old margaret keenan here received the 1st official dose at university hospital in coventry i say go for it rupert because it's free and it's the best in the circle happened. at the moment so do please go for it that's what i say you know. if i can to. so can you. well as positive news for the west but health experts in zimbabwe are warning of dangerous tilly's unwilling at the vaccines they're now struggling to overcome financial and logistical challenges in asia south korea has announced that it's locked in and off doses to cover 84 percent of its population but the program will only begin after other countries will lights have been monitored for a few months. well let's say get more on that vaccine roll lights in the u.k. jonah hole is live for us in new castle jono

around other fishel talks to discuss the future of the 2015 iran nuclear deal has also wrapped up the virtual meeting foreign ministers from iran russia china germany and the u.k. as well as the e.u. committed to working towards the full implementation of the agreement the deal to lift sanctions in exchange for limits to iran's nuclear program unraveled after the u.s. pulled out in $28.00. in iraq the government is investigating a rise in attacks on shops selling alcohol in the capital baghdad at least one person has been killed christians say they're being targeted and they're calling for better protection charles trafford has more from the capital baghdad. he works in a small liquor store in central baghdad every month he sends the money he earns to his family of 10 who live near mosul in northern iraq but every day he lives in fear in recent weeks many shops selling alcohol in the capital have been targeted in bomb attacks and one shop when i was shot dead in a drive by shooting. this mobile phone footage reportedly shows a group of men running the 2nd store in baghdad no one has c

fishel for the region organization calling the summit a success they hailed as a breakthrough an agreement between the kenyan and somali lead us to hold talks and the result of their dispute through dialogue the dispute between kenya and somalia dominate the talks of the summit and president smiling again of djibouti and the ethiopian prime minister. played a crucial role 1st of all meeting the 2 leaders separately and then later on as the day went on bringing them together in the same room so they have face to face talks and it said it's there they agreed to commit to talks between them the chairperson of the african union most of the mohamad in his address to the regional leaders said the dispute between kenya and somalia was undermining their efforts to fight al shabaab of the african peacekeeping mission in somalia. which kenya contributes files on soft troops kenya also plays. host to hundreds of thousands of somali refugees and has been in efforts to find peace in somalia in the past kenya has always denied that it's interfering in the in town or matters of somalia other issues that

i would like to thank chairman senator wicker, senator cantwell, senator fishel -- fisher, senator duckworth, and all of the distinct members of the senate transportation committee to discuss the challenges facing states like pennsylvania. as you stated, my name is dr. levine, i am the secretary of health for the commonwealth attends avandia and i'm currently -- the commonwealth of pennsylvania. i joined the administration in 2015 after 20 years at the penn state hershey medical center and college of medicine as the physician general of the commonwealth. i was the acting secretary in 2017 and confirmed in 2018. time, public policy has always been one of my higher readies. -- one of my priorities. the thing that would keep me up at night would be the risk of a global pandemic. unfortunately, that has come to pass. from a public health perspective, there are three ways to address a pandemic such as covid-19. you can work on containment which includes testing and contact tracing with appropriate isolation and quarantine. you can work on mitigation such as wearing a mask, washing your hands, soc