hasnat khan made her feel safe. >> hasnat khan was a man who mended people's hearts quite literally.all those years earlier when she was a teenager. >> she loved the fact she would live a reasonably ordinary life. >> she would wear a wig and glasses and nobody recognized her and she was standing in the queue there once she rang a friend. i mean a queue. >> you did have a small flat at the back of the hospital and diana did go there and did clean it up for him and she just loved it. >> she was so pleased to be able to do regular things like wash, iron, cook a meal. >> she did meet his family very secretly. >> the footage is so delightful. we see her trying to learn more about her partner's family and heritage. she's really invested in trying to make it work. >> it probably was true love but at that stage of her life, i think she would have done anything asked if he said he'd marry her. that probably would have included converting to islam. >> diana and i had a very good relationship with no personal problems. the only problem we did have was with the media and the only place we could

. >> diana met hasnat khan while visiting a friend at the royal hospital. >> hasnat khan was a prominentarts, quite literally. she hadn't really had a proper relationship since she had been dating prince charles all those years earlier when she was a teenager. so this was new ground for her. >> she loved the fact that she could live a reasonably ordinary life with him. >> she liked going out in her car, driving to wherever she wanted. they would go to the jazz club. she would wear a wig and glasses and nobody recognized her and she was standing in the queue there once she rang a friend. >> he did have a small flat at the back of the hospital and diana did go there and did clean it up for him and she just loved it. >> she was so pleased to be able to do regular things like wash, iron, cook a meal. >> she did meet his family very secretly. >> the footage is so delightful. we see her trying to learn more about her partner's family and heritage. he's really invested in trying to make it work. >> it probably was true love but at that stage of her life, i think she would have done anything ask

khan was treated in lanarkshire _ home. khan was treated in lanarkshire as _ home.a _ home. khan was treated in lanarkshire as a hero. - lanarkshire as a hero. he used to get free meat from the local butcher, he was well looked after. what do you think your father would make of it? he would be over the moon, he would, yes, indeed. it is going to be a strange feeling walking through that green, watching that statue. it is going to be very strange. now, how much would you pay for address once worn by anyone else? right here, we just sold the dress. — right here, we just sold the dress, sold, sold, sold! $180,000 for the halter mini dress which she wore in belgrade, june, 2011, just one month before her death at the age of 27. it is 16 times what they expected. that is bbc news. thanks for watching. hello. we have some pretty quiet weather to come across the uk in the next few days. but the end of the we could definitely offer is something rather more dramatic. for now though, it's about light winds and those winds coming in from the south—west or the west will bring s

khan is survived by two children and two grandchildren. alameda police say a female driver involved in the incident is cooperating with the investigation. >>> looking live at san francisco now that children ages 5 to 11 are eligible for covid shots, public health officials say soon they will have to show proof of vaccination before entering public spaces like restaurants, gyms, and large events like adults. thousands throughout the bay area rolled up their sleeves for the first time yesterday to get vaccines. hundreds showed up to this site in san jose. >> it looks like it could work. >> i was basically thinking i just want to get this over with. then after, i was glad i finally got the first round of the vaccine. >> cdc approved pfizer vaccine for about 28 million grade school children. their shot is one third the strength of adult dose and given with a much smaller needle. for everything you need to know about getting your child vaccinated including where to sign up head to kpix.com and click the banner at the top of the home page. >>> f

the officers had served on the jury in the case of majid khan, a former resident of maryland who was cia black sites for years after being detained in pakistan. on thursday khan became the first guantanamo prisoner to describe in an open court the cia's torture methods at its black sites. for more than two hours khan described forced feedings, waterboarding and other physical and sexual abuse he endured, including extended periods of nudity, while he was detained in the cia's network of overseas prisons from 2003 to 2006. on friday khan was sentenced to 26 years but under a previous deal he is scheduled for release in february. in the letter, the military jurors wrote quote “mr. khan was subjected to physical and psychological abuse well beyond approved enhanced interrogation techniques, instead being closer to torture performed by the most abusive regimes in modern history." we are joined now by baher azmy, legal director of the center of constitutional rights which has helped represent majid khan. can you talk about the significance of this testimony? >> thank you for making time t

hasnat khan.iend of his son's. >> in the trips to pakistan, she wants the commitment from hasnat back to her. >> they had been together for two years, and she wanted to go public. >> my main concern about us getting married was that my life would be hell. i knew i would not be able to live a normal life and if we ever had children together, i would not be able to do normal things with them. i did not want that sort of lifestyle. >> hasnat khan's statement for the diana inquest shows us that everything that comes with diana is pushing hasnat khan away. and there is nothing that diana can do because she will continue to be the most famous woman in the world. >> diana's relationship with hasnat khan came to a natural end because it was not going to progress any further. >> i think she would've married him in a heartbeat. it is sad because i think she had found the love of her life. >> diana said she couldn't just sit at kensington palace and watch the four walls. it appears very glamorous but she was

with diana is pushing hasnat khan away. hasnat khan came to a natural end because it was not going to progress any further. >> i think she would have married him in a heart beat. it is sad. because i think she had found the love of her life. >> diana said she couldn't just sit at kensington palace and watch the four walls. it appears very glamorous but she was lonely. >> she is heart broken and she gets invited by a billionaire, mohammed vi on a yacht. >> it's been another day on the coast of st. tropez. the princess and her son are holiday guests. >> the controversial figure. >> he's like tangled a lot with the british establishment. he's been denied citizen ship. >> one of the reasons she was in the south of france, that was a way she could get a nice holiday for her children. >> not only did she go to st. t tropez with her family but the world press went, as well and it really was the world's press. it was basically a shooting gallery. >> today the princess took a stroll. she was in full view of press and tv cameras and

quote, we are deeply saddened by the tragic loss of wilma khan. her decades of service to the community championing health care, affordable housing and support for families touched the lives of many. our thoughts are with her loved ones. >>> also tonight, a milestone moment in the fight against covid. for the first time kids as young as 5 years old are getting the covid vaccine. here in the bay area shots went into arms beginning this morning. the santa clara public health deputy was ready to go less than 24 hours after the cdc approved the pfizer vaccine. about 3,000 appointment slots filled up in a couple hours. in all about 170,000 children are in santa clara county and eligible to get a shot. the health department said it vaccinated 400 kids today just at the emanuel baptist church in san jose. parents tell us their kids understand the importance even if they're not thrilled about getting a shot. >> a last-minute decision. we're on the way and here getting the vaccine. >> reporter: no apprehension? >> i don't think so, no. >> it's important. w

after the war, khan had to be returned to his owners, a family in surrey.le seen there was that much affection between the two of them that they decided he would take him home. and khan was treated in lancashire as local hero. specially in the butcher's shop in strathaven. they allocated it some meat every week, free of charge, so it was well looked after. and what do you think your father would make of it? oh, h'd be over the moon, he would. he would, yes, indeed. there's going to be a strange feeling walking through that green, heading to the pub and have him sitting there, watching me, for a statue. it's going to be very strange. aileen clarke, bbc news. time for a look at the weather news now. louise is here. it is on the change again the weather, last week it was about the cold and the frost, wasn't it. this week it is going to be cloudy but very mild, so far today we have had this east west divide. the best of the sunshine to, further west look at this. it is all about the cloud, the wind and

khan says he was at the same store just saturday afternoon. we're out here saturday. >> roughly tbout 12 o'clock. and we saw the broken glass and we asked them there were some police officers here writing report. >> khan says at that time he learned from sfpd officers. as many as 4 jewelry stores in chinatown were targeted on saturday. kron 4 has reached out to sfpd to get more details. but so far have yet to hear back the owners of the store too shaken to talk on camera now worried the thieves will come back for a 3rd time. the owners say they were just months away from retiring after 40 years, almost all owners are kind of scared. >> you they don't know what of tight. they say people problem and there's no question. and the combat. they're at the point where they're ready to just get up close a lot of people. now that's been here for a while. you retire. >> and they may not be alone. khan says with rising rents, not enough customers and crime surging. many owners in chinatown could be looking to shut up shop for good in san francisco's china

brook hasn't fought since being stopped in the fourth round by terence crawford a year ago, while khanken to his former yorkshire team—mate, azeem rafiq, and they plan to meet up after the ashes tour in australia. rafiq has said he thinks the english game is "institutionally racist" and he was hurt that root couldn't "recall" any instances of racism occuring. whilst they played together at yorkshire. we've exchanged a few messages since, and hopefully when we finish this tour, we will get the opportunity to sit down and talk, you know, about this whole situation, about how we can move the game forward. and, you know, as i mentioned in my statement, as well, along with talking to azeem rafiq, i wanted to speak to patel at the club, and those dialogues have started, as well. so i think it's important that we keep finding ways of bettering the sport, finding ways how we can individually affect things for the better, and make a real change in this. seven—time champion ronnie 0'sullivan is through to the last 16 of snooker�*s uk championship. he beat long—time rival mark king by six frames

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she expanded on the case of magic khan, a former prisoner of the c. i a claims to have been brutally treated. first have a detainee is as testified on on torture, you have the quote, a stain on the moral fiber of america. what kind of torture and tortures would know being used at the supreme court and in the abs away the case, of course was used in the senate committees investigation. what did it constitute? well that that was the other significant may be more significant part in this case . is that his testimony was public and the generally nobody's been allowed to say what happened to them in the black science. um they're, they're what they say what my client has said to me. abraham a mouse re, is classified. they've never been allowed to explain what their feelings are. this is the 1st time that everyone got to hear, ah, in anywhere what these horrible things that were done. did them go back and look at the 16th century england and you'll know what happened to him. basically just horrific and that's what happened to the others in the black sites al

khan says he was at the same store just saturday afternoon. we're out here saturday. >> roughly about 12 o'clock. and we saw the broken glass and we asked them there were some police officers here writing report. >> khan says at that time he learned from sfpd officers. as many as 4 jewelry stores in chinatown were targeted on saturday. kron 4 has reached out to sfpd to get more details. but so far have yet to hear back the owners of the store too shaken to talk on camera now worried the thieves will come back for a 3rd time. the owners say they were just months away from retiring after 40 years, almost all owners are kind of scared. >> you they don't know if he a tight. they say people problem and there's no question. and the combat. they're at the point where they're ready to just give up lot of people. now that's been here for a while. you retire. >> and they may not be alone. khan says with rising rents, not enough customers in crime surging. many owners in chinatown could be looking to shut up shop for good. in san francisco's chinatown jo

khan says with rising rents, not enough customers in crime surging. many owners in chinatown could be looking to shut up shop for good in san francisco's chinatown jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >> that was not the only brazen jewelry heist in the bay area this week. concord police are looking for several suspects in this smash-and-grab robbery at the sun valley shopping center. it happened last night while the mall was open with customers shopping inside police say 9 people enter the iceberg diamond store with hammers began smashing the glass displays. they also say the suspects threatened anyone who tried to intervene and then they fled before police arrived. >> we've had shootings here. so nothing surprises made to scenes malls. attract use your fact families. now it seems to track criminals. >> some shoppers say the hammers hitting the glass sounded like gunfire, but no shots were fired and the good news is nobody was hurt. anyone who has any information is asked to contact concord police. >> smash and grabs. a big problem in san francisco but neigh

rosina allin—khan there, standing in forjonathan ashworth on the labour benches. been published. more than 42,500 new cases have been recorded over the latest 24—hour period and there have been a further 35 deaths. that's those who've died within 28 days of a positive test result. almost 18 million people in the uk have now had a third dose or booster of a coronavirus vaccine. 0ur health correspondent nick trigglejoins me now. interesting, listening tojoe biden there, a tactic is the same — use boosterjabs there, a tactic is the same — use booster jabs and there, a tactic is the same — use boosterjabs and use vaccine to combat this new variant, even though at this stage it is not 100% clear whether they will work. concerned about this new _ whether they will work. concerned about this new variant _ whether they will work. concerned about this new variant is _ whether they will work. concerned about this new variant is that - whether they will work. concerned about this new variant is that the i about this new variant is that the mutations that had been seen will a

brook hasn't fought since being stopped in the fourth round by terence crawford a year ago, while khanng whilst they played together at yorkshire. yeah, we've exchanged a couple messages since — quite recently, actually — and hopefully when we finish this tour, we'll get the opportunity to sit down and talk, you know, about this whole situation, about how we can move the game forward. and, you know, as i mentioned in my statement, as well, along with talking to azeem, i wanted to speak to lord patel at the club, and those dialogues have started, as well. so i think it's important that we keep finding ways of bettering the sport, finding ways how we can individually affect things for the better, and make a real change in this. seven—time champion ronnie o'sullivan is through to the last 16 of snooker�*s uk championship. he beat long—time rival mark king by six frames to three at the barbican, making a century and five 50—plus breaks in another excellent performance. he'll face noppon saengkham or stuart bingham in the next round. but three—time uk championship winnerjohn higgins is out.

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beloved district 3 supervisor wilma khan was hit by a car and killed while walking her dog. a memorial has been set up to honor her. people stopped to pay respects at the scene. her career in public service spanned 30 years starting with election as alameda supervisor in 1994. she eventually became the first asian american majority leader in california state assembly before returning as supervisor in 2010. >> she wasn't someone to be lightly pushed over or pushed around. she was someone who was tough and it showed. >> a true hero and dedicated public servant serving all of us. >> khan is survived by her two children and two grandchildren. alameda police say a driver involved in yesterday's crash is cooperating with the investigation. >>> happening today, hearings slated to begin to discuss the status of the seismic retrofit on san francisco's sinking millennium tower. updates are on the table today after days of limited work on a fix for the sinking tower restarted but structural engineers worry that the project could run into trouble when new equipment is connected to the b

or is there, in your mind, a potential for a compromise with lina khan and the ftc. >> look we're notbut we're ready to do it we've litigated against over zealous regulators before. if we have to do that to understand what the playing field is, then so be it. >> meanwhile, we have that to watch and build back better going through the house. you've been unhappy with the construction of that bill for a while now. you have a statement saying it would hurt american business explain where you think it falls short? >> the bring back bad inflation bill, it falls short in a massive amount of government spending you cover inflation a lot and you think about the fact that thanksgiving turkey is going to cost the average american $5 more than last year. imagine what it's going to cost next year. we are in unprecedented times. inflation is at a 31-year high this has to be killed in the senate and we'll do everything we can to get that done. >> i guess others might say look at larry somers, who has been utilized as a hawk on inflation for very good reasons but has said this particular bill isn't g

it included a stop at the location where alameda supervisor khan. >> she was one of our community elders. i don't just mean that as an old person but asen elder who was responsible for dispensing wisdom and justice. it's a tremendous loss and it is important that we recognize every loss in our community in our neighborhood. there has been so much grief. >> there have been four fatalities on alameda's roads this year. >>> thousands getting a jump on tr. ksgiving week ho ok whr d concernshang an impact at sfo. >>> it is expected to be the biggest holiday travel period since start of the pandemic. >> first time on a plane in two years. it was two years ago that i went to visit family in virginia and haven't been on a plane since then. >> reporter: how does it feel to be here? >> it feels great actually to be back and to be traveling again and getting out. i feel like we are able to do it safely. >> reporter: saturday, 2 million flyers went through check points, a new pandemic high. marcus just got his covid booster which gives him more confidence in flying. >> still can't have total 100% pe

and pakistan started well with the ball too, shadab khan taking four wickets, with australia 96—5 at the next three deliveries for six to complete a stunning victory. andy murray has been knocked out of the stockholm open, beaten in three sets by the american tommy paul. the 3li—year—old, who knocked out top—seeded italianjannik sinner yesterday, lost the first set before fighting back to level the match. but paul recovered to take the deciding set to reach the semi—finals, while earlier dan evans lost to francis tiafoe. england rugby union head coach eddiejones says he's written to emma raducanu to explain comments he made about her over the weekend. jones was accused of being "uninformed and sexist" after using the us open champion as an example when warning his players about dealing with distractions. he's said his words were not meant as criticism and have been taken out of context. it's just an example of what happened. they need to be aware of it, and i am certainly aware of it, that they need to minimise the distractions. but at the same time, they have to be... so i don't hav

. >> reporter: ebert khan says there is a police presence in chinatown and other parts of the city butre small business owners are going to do the same, pack up and close. >> how long have you been in business? >> 40 years in the jewelry. >> reporter: she's happy the landlord is letting her rent month to month. as soon as she can sell her last piece of jewelry she can close without having to get out of a lease. sergio quintana, today in the bay. >>> coming up next, four-legged story of survival. an update on the coyote run rescue group likely saved from drowning in the bay. and heroic efforts by volunteers. >>> san diego police and a heartbroken indiana have different ideas about what might have woman. the mother spent thanksgiving holiday in san diego passing out flyers. she heard from her daughter november 5th. earlier this year, she followed her boyfriend to santa cruz, then went home to indiana. her mother says she left again to help him after he left a rehab facility. investigators do not believe norris is at risk. we'll be right back. >>> after nearly drowning in san francisco ba

after the war, khan had to be returned to his owners. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise. —— susan. it's pretty quiet out there and for much of this week, the letter pattern isn't doing anything very dramatic. we've seen some lovely sunsets across the uk. there is more cloud to the northwest of the uk at the moment, and our satellite pictures show you these stripes. it's going to push into scotland and northern ireland overnight. patchy light rain at the moment working its way across northern england. that will tend to clear off into the north sea. what is overnight will be in southern scotland and northern ireland. —— whitest. it's going to be for much of england and wales, temperatures 12, maybe 13 degrees, and a little cooler to the north of the band of rain across scotland. there's our front on tuesdayjust slowly making its way south across the uk. because it's making its way slowly, it does mean the rain possibly will set in for much of the day across some parts of northern england, particularly the northwest and no

. >> the time for you now. 04:14am, and welcome back to the khan from morning news. i'm reyna harvey. and when you walk outs. i wish you have time today and it's still dark makes you look up roger window, if you can because i think it's a full moon out there. good morning, john. today and tomorrow. you really want to look at because we have the lunar eclipse tomorrow morning. so this morning it's nice and bright. got the moon out there. this is a live look at it from our studio shot. >> set up their aimed at the moon. and you can see that it is nice and bright. now tomorrow morning we're going to be starting things off with the earth's shadow passing on over the moon and this is going to be right around this time tomorrow morning. so that's going to be something you want to get a look at 2. it's one of the longest eclipses that we've seen in 600 years and we will have another one until 2022 so if you are in to see in that shadow pass it on over the moon. make sure you give it to check out tomorrow as for conditions right now, we are looking at some clearing skies for

the newest cobra 19 varian poses a very high risk of a search in infections. alma khan was 1st detected in southern africa last week. president joe biden says the us won't place any new restrictions to contain the variance. this period is a cause for concern, not a cause for panic. who have the best vaccine in the world, the best medicines, the best scientist. and we're learning more every single day. if needed, my team is already working with officials at pfizer, amber, darn, and johnson.

what time will be shackle manny, jani khan. and kathy element jacket, the, her, the alignment. couldn't i don't think in a short up. not if you felt a little busted degree. be what could now a cannon and a fully unforeseen or has i what had the heavy hit the girl is and i got was still margaret. well i mean i thought it alena again at the dana bar. the shook will i can, couldn't up. will damen, dylan the little had the knowledge, allen, however, i'll in the end when the appeal and that, and we're old, so the copy of what then the government of canter funded al jazeera, vowing to guarantee the channels. editorial independence, such separation between state and media was unheard of in the middle east. is sharon moscato vista. nothing of that economic like age awful. she se. oh, yes ma'am. we'll have jimmy. there she, yes, i am. his mother texted woman and i never made a bird mill her digital author in harvey, a shout ability, early measured. and when mr. home get, it will be be she 3 been here above a there, a sure i lady your hood, them linelle of bird lisa hillard. this, me, it

he was there for 50 years, and there is nothing to shortly when lily would have to take that into khans delicious. g o, i mean to the global south the changed since al bashir has been your closeness to israel. i understand it. your alignment against iran. ah sudan has become more a proxy of washington d. c than ever, hasn't it? before the year before, a lieutenant general wareham has intervened. well, i will do you see a proxy and we are interested in now redressing and correcting our relation with the international community antonucci unit in area them will to deal with certain countries that can help us to do so. and my duty as ambassador to washington master c, sorry that we we have a lovely rival, andy activity, our initials or the u. s. me the i m f with the world bank and of costly the african american bank and another by nationally situations. and without doing this is going to be really difficult or to sudan not to recover its rightful place in the international financial community from which you have been isolated. there are over 20 years. have you spoken to jeffrey feldman? we

i think neighbouring countries have a role to play including pakistan and i hope that imran khan andsafety of the people of afghanistan but for the safety of the whole region as well. we know that talibanisation was not limited to afghanistan, it has spread across the border as well and their ideology influenced talibanisation in swat valley from 2007 to 2009 and my story comes from that, girls�* education was banned, women were flogged and not allowed to go to market. this was happening in 1996 in afghanistan, women were not allowed to take a job, girls were prohibited from going to school. at that time, the taliban were spreading a similar message that girls�* education ban was only temporary. but we know that ban lasted for five years. i�*m afraid that this ban that they have announced right now, that they are calling temporary, might not actually be temporary and it may last for years. girls should not be losing their right to education. we know afghanistan right now is the only country in the world where girls do not have access to secondary education. £50 million worth of gover

that was ambassador asad majeed khan, joining us from the united states.lmer, milder days of the week, certainly compared to some of what is to come. because it is going to turn colder with, yes, some rain, but also possibly some sleet and snow at times. — the potentialfor a really stormy end to the week. but for the time being, things are relatively quiet. quite windy across the north of the uk. big areas of cloud floating around, the potential of some fog patches down to the south—east and this band of rain working and across parts of scotland and northern ireland by the end of the night. temperatures for most of us hovering above freezing. tomorrow, we will have this band of rain. the best of the sunshine across eastern and southern areas. and cold front which will be pushing then, as we head through this its way southwards and eastwards. and temperatures for most of us hovering just above freezing. be turning colder. so tomorrow, then, we will have this band of rain, a cold front which will be pushing its way southwards and eastwards. and as the name s

left more on the situation on the poland, belarus or border in a moment which are now fishermen. khan, who is at herbal airport in iraq where people have been re patriot. that flight contained 431 passengers. the vast majority of those passengers and now leaving that a croft and coming into a built that being met by family members and eng jose from the kurdish regional government. the kurdish regional government has also held a press conference here at the airport. they've been speaking now, what they've said is that these flights will negotiated with the bell russian government that there was some tutoring and frozen. busy going on as to where the flight was going to land, whether it was gonna be bagged at 1st. whether it's gonna be a bill and how many flights they might be, we are hearing now that there will be another flight on friday about a potential, another one on saturdays. well, following the same route that's coming into our bill and then on to baghdad. but crucially, what the k o g spokesman actually said was that he blamed the smugglers for allowing people to go to bell ro

now in today's going underground here on r t, she expands on the case of magic khan, a former prisoner of the ca, who claims to have been brutally treated. this is the 1st time that everyone got to hear, ah, in anywhere what these horrible things were done. did them go back and look at the 16th century england and you'll know what happened to him basically just horrific. and that's what happened to the others in the black sites also. i mean it's so nothing has happened. i mean, this is just in the past few days, nothing has happened. that senate ripple, which is the cia illegal torture in 2014. and he says, when he says clearly, the more he cooperated, the more he was tortured. that's what he says. yes, the whole thing is, so is so too horrible. the senate report makes public some of what happened to our clients, but not everything. and now more is coming out and now i believe it will be more and more difficult for the government of the united states to keep secret what happened to the other people, the $911.00 people and my client. and of course, there are $26.00 men in guantanamo who

and ron khan, how do there be level has remained subsidies on some drugs needed to treat chronic diseases. it means some people are paying as much as 80 percent law, which they can't afford. the country is embroiled in an economic crisis. and how to report from beirut the seems no sign of a way out. i don't know how much is a diabetic who needs continuous medical care, but this 75 year old can no longer afford it. lebanon began gradually. ready lifting subsidies on drugs a few months ago, but now they include those for chronic diseases. but no mark and i am state employee and my pension is not enough to pay for the medicines i need how much we will die because we can buy medicine. i don't know how much left this pharmacy without the insulator and he wanted medicine has now become a privilege for the majority of the population made poor by economic crisis. i thought that if i stuff price is increased tenfold and these drugs are essential and life saving the patient cannot stop taking them for the living standards are falling fast and what is supposed to be a middle income country. many are

the people say forced them to go to the smugglers and ron khan, how do there be a former minister? liberal party candidate in honduras is holding a rally. had of this month presidential election, jani rosen tal, has been out campaigning after recently serving a prison term, and the u. s. for money laundering is running against routing party candidate areas, fuhrer and his top rival opposition party candidate z, a mara, castro. chillies. elections this weekend may dramatically change the south american countries political landscape. new and young faces are leading poles at the expense of traditional parties, and that's energizing chileans who usually don't bother to vote or latin america editing to see a newman report on the capital. in district 8, a working class area of santiago, young men and women, carry their political weapons to my poor plaza to launch their latest campaign for sundays. general elections. these letters, spell corrupt the word frequently used to describe all to many chilion politicians and public servants. oh, that's the message and says said label a 29 year ol

people who call it home. elizabeth per annum al jazeera kettler ha pakistan's prime minister emron khan has revealed a $700000000.00 release package to support poor households. the measure comes after a huge jump in the price as a fuel, food and medicine. low income families have been under strain with inflation rates currently at a 70 year high. come on high to has this report if, if la abad famous of barra market, which right now is full of hundreds of st. rent dead. and more and more people are buying old shoes and all closed because of bugger, stones, worsening, economic ward. the country i think it's wider, lane cost of living is central gum order. did. which is central. what's the wyvern? such as flaw? cooking oil, other? it's angelica margie's and even made it don't reject seen a 400 percent. right site. the people out of got suffering that i'm all for or day . i'm the opposition parties of god are digging. i'd want edge of died saying that emron cons government had failed. however, the prime mister has promised to try to hes doors. gotcha. most wondered about 50 percent of the p

a recent hearing, the guantanamo bay naval base. khan gave a detailed account of abuse while he was in us prisons in pakistan, afghanistan and an unnamed 3rd country. he claims he was subjected to miss treatment and physical torture on a daily basis and was allegedly deprived of sleep and off of food that contained pieces of metal and stones earlier, which had con pleaded guilty to links with elk either. and since cooperated with us authorities, he's a small part of his testimony. the u. s. guards dragged me so that my face would hit each step of a short staircase. i was brought to a room, still hooded, an american guard put his foot on my neck and i started to choke for air. a doctor was present and said, listen, i'm a doctor. can you breathe? i choked out the wood. no. and they had the guard remove his foot during the hearing, really, prosecutor cough more focus on the victims of the crimes allegedly involving magic con. but even after finding him guilty on a number of terrorism charges 7 members of the trial jury called for clemency. nancy hollander believes that moved may signal re

after being elected back in october saying with cove it as fears mount over the new variant. alma khan and countries tightened restriction san francisco mer, london breed was spotted floating her own mask mandate by hitting the dance floor in a night club without a face covering, ah, san francisco may, a london breed is seen at a party in san francisco not wearing a mask in doors, violating her own into a mask mandate. meanwhile, children across san francisco have to wear a mask while lending through the week. parts in like it's 1999 without mask while you see has fallen apart. london breed already got caught once before violating her own rules and had plenty of excuses. and here she is again. and she is not the only one. the american president himself was spotted mask was in a shop in massachusetts despite repeatedly telling americans to wear them indoors. joe biden announcing covert action plan aimed and tackling the pandemic earlier this year. it includes mask wearing and social distancing, and the restrictions will be kept in place until sometime next year. we spoke to radio host a

more countries are restricting travel to and from south africa where other khan was 1st identified cases levels have been found in belgium, israel and hong kong. and at least 3 people have been killed in these solomon islands, capital hon yara, where they have been days of variety. gangs have been setting buildings on fire, trashing property to modern department of stuff, analysis of ari resigned. well more now on our top story, nothing baba reports on the reaction to the new cobit 19. very it's the news. no one wanted to hear the discovery of a new covey variant called ami krohn. first identified in south africa has hit world stock markets as concerns grow about a new global threat. the world health organization has labeled it a variance of concern based upon the information that we have, particularly from south africa. and they have advised w h o that this variance should be classified as a variant of concern. so today we are now seeing b 11529 is the variance of concern named on the crime, the w h o cautioned against hasty counter measures for now, but many governments chose instead t

western city of the shower, but demonstrating against the economic policies of prime minister around khan. and his government. cost of living is gone up 35 percent since he took office in 2018. his more from osama bon jovi was out in that rally. one issue with marcusson's elliptical policies in the opposition have gathered in the northern city of shower . they are continuing their nation wide protests against inflation rise in slices. obviously, commodities and the government. they say that it is the american government, which is responsible for what is happening in pakistan. they say it has failed the people to focus on according to these leaders, the government is following the agenda and the policies of the international monetary fund and international organization. rather than the interest of the pakistani people. although it is a coalition of a number of political bodies, but they have not been able to gather more than a few 100 people here. and this is what the government hasn't said that these people have tried their hands and power before they fail to focus on the people as well.

western city of a shower had been demonstrating against the economic policies of prime minister emron khan and his government. cost of living in pakistan has gone up by 35 percent since he took office back in 2018. a speaker of libya's house of representatives as officially registered as a presidential candidate for the long awaited elections. next month, i get a solar lead the eastern parliament since 2014. he will join other high profile candidates which include the warlord honey for hafta. and also the son of the former libyan leader, woman gadhafi and poland says hundreds of asylum seekers have tried to breach it's for there despite nearby camps being cleared on friday. border police arrested $45.00 people for throwing rocks and tear gas canisters. and with that, you're up to date with the headlines once again on out a 0 way back with the news off you in the little over 25 minutes time. next i the latest edition of inside story with hashem alberta. ah ha ha. more than a year of nationwide protests and violence in just prime minister has withdrawn a set of controversial formula. but why

humanity were committed in venezuela under president nicholas my judo, the court chief prosecutor kareem khan made that announcement at the end of a 3 day trip to caracas, where he met maturer. the country security forces have been accused of torture, an extra digital killings during the calm down on anti government protests back in 2017. the leader of a coalition of haitian gangs is asking the us to help him overthrow the government, tantamount to a declaration of war and administration by the g 9 boss. jimmy should azia john hendern. as this report from the capital, puerto prince helped with haiti's most powerful gang leader says the prime minister must resign peacefully or armed militants will remove him off. the phone at jimmy share is a known throughout haiti by his nickname, barbecue, made his threat in a letter to the u. s. ambassador, asking for american support by sheer as a leads, a group of gangs known as the g night. he read the letter to reporters at a news conference surrounded by armed men with della at the cost of blood. we are going to dislodge mister our ali from the prime m

khan has been rewarded as a local hero.econd one comes in, both are bringing rain. it is going to be another breezy day. brisk winds across the north and the west continuing. nowhere near as strong as they were through the weekend. here is our first weather front, cloud building ahead of it. a sunny start. temperatures ten to 14 celsius. as we go through the evening and overnight period, this weather front eventually clears away. we have a second one coming in across northern and western parts of scotland and also northern ireland. that is going to be sinking. a weakening feature. quite a lot of cloud around tonight. not a colder start tomorrow as it was this morning. quite mild. here is our weather front morning. quite mild. here is our weatherfront as a morning. quite mild. here is our weather front as a weak feature. through the course of the day, we develop a wave in it. a burst of energy coming through it. other we start off with weak rain across southern scotland and northern england and wales, is that we've developed