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drones packed with explosives into saudi arabia the kingdom says one of them talked to the area of homs machette near its southern border adding that that attack was thwarted an hours earlier the who these targeted an airport in the saudi city of no injuries were reported but an aircraft was damaged. but the headlines he's got you news are in 25 minutes he is next. frank assessments you've got colleagues on the ground in the canaries what is the situation there's only one doctor and one nurse or 2200 people informed opinion as to how big this foreign policy figure in the early stages of a bi ministration he comes into office with a huge amount of foreign policy experience in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines how will a place like it live get the vaccine when there's no money and all the rest of rich countries are fighting for an inside story on al jazeera. it's been over a year since the covert 19 coronavirus you mentioned china and set off a devastating global pandemic as the death toll has grown the responses of governments and health services have come under intense scruti

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laboratory in the chinese city of homs which has been at the forefront of speculation about the origins of. cars carrying the team members were escorted by chinese security forces and made their way to the research center the w.h.o. mission to the city where the 1st cluster of the role of virus emerged is aiming to identify what led to the pandemic. let's bring you to istanbul where police have clashed with students scenes were sparked by a decision by president to appoint a new director or a top university a move students seize on democratic tear gas was reportedly used by police with numerous arrests. dramatic footage here captures the moment a space x. prototype gets into trouble above texas and eventually comes back down to earth before exploding into a ball of flames. company hopes that the vehicle will one day take people to mars still a little way off dream though it's the 2nd time in as many attempts. and finally if you're looking for an inside line on america's biggest sporting event the super bowl this weekend look no further. dolphin has offered his winning tip when faced wit

this factory was not filmed in 1920 but in 2016 using a small camera while exploring the city of homs home. as so often in north korea appearances are deceiving. this is the country's largest fertilizer factory which kim il sung honored with more than 30 visits. it's recently been modernized in a bid to increase the productivity of the country's co-operative farms. co-operative farms like this one with its familiar oxcarts geese and ducks and the omnipresent red flags. another visit to a collective farm a year later. it's raining and everyone has gone to seek shelter. the productivity chart proudly displays the farm's eels. we take shelter in the living room of one of the farm workers she tells us about the bitter cold winters hot summers and the back breaking work in the rice fields her son is 14 small for his age she admits but the family has been through hard times. her son was born just as the great famine was ending. behind her one of the country's ubiquitous historical melodrama says playing on t.v. . then she launches into a vivid description of her visits to pyongyang. recentl

the dates is because it shows that the strength of the protection you get is is the fact slightly in homs by a 12 week gap between the good news all around. and as people around the world begin to receive back since we start to talk about a return to normalcy going about everyday life traveling again in attendance sporting events and concerts with thousands of people so this raises the question of the so-called vaccine passport which would provide confirmation of vaccination r.t. correspondence i haven't been following this story and joins us now. so bren there's actually already a digital coven 1000 racks in passport system being used right now in the us los angeles county did a 1st in the us through thing a digital called in 1000 vaccine passports they let you store your vaccination documents on a mobile device to prove i mean is a ship and a lot of companies though rushing to build a very similar digital system with the airline industry understandably taking the lead as they face yet another year of the kleine in air travel so think about it anyone right now looking to leave the countr

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president or rather the premier of the local region the local federal states and the mayor of the city of homs so that will be happening in the next year or this take up any political correspondent hands on in hand i'll thank you. and we'll have live coverage of that commemoration ceremony taking place in one hour from $1800.00 a 6 pm hours central european time we'll take a look now at some other news that from around the world china has confirmed 4 soldiers were killed in border clashes with indian forces last year it was their deadliest confrontation in decades this is the 1st time beijing has admitted casualties in the fighting which also killed 20 indian soldiers as the country's recently agreed to disengage at the disputed region. the trial of a journalist and doctor accused of releasing the medical records of a deceased protester started in bella roots the victim died from brain damage after he was arrested at an anti-government demonstration last year on thursday a court trial to journalists for violating public order while reporting on the rallies. electricity is being restored to hou

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that shocked the country the victims all from backgrounds were gunned down in the western city of homs by a 43 year old german man who later turned the gun on himself john president from a not is that all starters had made errors and said he was deeply depressed that the state had failed to protect those who lost their lives. but it's foreigners president steve as the president of this country i'm standing here before you to. let's not allow these evil attacks to divide us you visit in the hebrews you guys we must not overlook the evil in the middle of our society the hatred exclusion and indifference but much believe in the. better spirit of our country in the power of unity because some mitten german president died while they w. spoke with the brother of one of the victims and heard how the tragedy had turned his life upside down. due to kin lost his brother gu khan in a racist terrorist attack in hono one year ago must go forth and. he basically walked in and blew our lives apart or this couple he wrecked everything nothing was left in place. by us who can go to kin was just 37 year

nancy hom to report regularly on the adjustments that we're making at the p.u.c. to address some of the issues that have been raised and to ensure integrity. we have -- okay. next slide. thank you. so just to summarize, you know here are the budget highlights and here's how we believe we've addressed the priorities, as i mentioned, the biggest change in the budget is the additional power purchase and distribution costs. that's $16.7 million. we have just under 2-point -- we have just under 2.9 million for racial equity and shoring up i.t. response. there's 2.5 million for covid response, 4.2 million related to maintenance investments. in addition to the audit manager, we have $2.5 million of existing funds in our city services work order that we can dedicate to a whole audit plan. and then, i think, commissioner moran, you had asked about ensuring that we have proper funding for water supply development and appropriate positions. i just wanted to highlight, they're not necessarily additions, but we have existing funding, $36 million in the capital budget and $8 mi

even when he finally asked of theviolent extremists to go hom, which was three hours after the attack began, he sends this video and he ends it with your very special, we s love you. that was his message to people who perpetrated this violent, gruesome attack. we love you. and then two hours later, he tweets remember this day forever. this is not a man who showed remorse. but it's worse than that. after that tweet, it took him another i full day to even condn the attack itself. the very next day, president trump was eerily silent, and then at 7:01 p.m., he releases a prerecorded video. and there, president trump, for the first time nearly 30 hours after the attack began, acknowledges and condemns the violence mayhem that occurred. he said the demonstrators defiled the american democracy and that they broke the law and they would pay. but even in that video, he says more lies. he says in the same video that he immediately deployed national guard. that again isth not true. the national guard was not deployed until over two hours after the attack began at around 3 p.m. because of the lat

to all the fans at hom home,especially later into the game, i guess they're seeing it like double vision fans out there that support the nfl. >> we have a selfie that your son took with you on the field on sunday. what did it mean for your son to see you, for your daughter to see you refereeing the super bowl? >> yeah. both of my sons were there, brady and bridley. and of course bailey was there. them being there i think just gave me another sense of just calm. that they're there. they're safe. and i often saying about the first in any of this is not what i set out to do, but being a mom first is what i am to do. >> yeah. >> having them there and to share this with me, it was just unbelievable. >> why did -- i loved the ponytail so much. i loved seeing that ponytail. >> gayle, don't you just love that blonde ponytail? whenever jared wilson hired me, he told me i needed to tuck my hair to blend in and wear little to no make-up. i said, you're crossing the line. there's a lot of things i thank the good lord for, and make-up's one of them. i understood why he said that, so i wouldn't immedi

ventilation in schools, and it seems like as with remote learning, where you need computers and wi-fiehd hom what are we going to do if we ever get to the other side of this? for every step of the way, we seem to be leaving behind the most vulnerable students. >> and what's so, i'm very familiar with the situation, as you would imagine. the through line here in terms of what is open, there is actually 60% of schools are open for some in-school learning right now and that's very much dependent in places like new york and connecticut and, you know, how many kids are there are dependent upon which parents wanted to send their kids there and physical distancing, but to your point, the through line is places that had money, places that fixed their ventilation systems were more readily opened than places that did not. and the situation heidi is reporting was completely accurate. i thought it was a saturday night live skit when i first saw the plywood and the superintendent thinking that would be satisfactory. so i think we'll get to a place in the next couple of weeks, you need to have good ventil