rubble, and kiana, you managed to survive.ut how are you doing, and how are you feeling right now? >> right now, i'm extremely tired. i probably slept a total of an hour, hour and a half. i've been busy. there's been so many people calling. people wanting to check in. just a lot going on. and i haven't had a chance to sleep. i'm really, really tired. and still sore. >> kiana, when you were trapped, you made this desperate plea for help on facebook live. you said, the wall is stuck on me. how did it feel at that moment, just pinned under that debris? >> i said the wall is stuck on me because the wall had fallen on me. and that felt horrible. it was terrifying. it was -- it was -- i can't even think of any other words to describe it. it was a very terrifying experience. >> we hear that the terror in the voice of your colleagues around you in that facebook live video. we hear them moaning, wailing. were you able to talk to each other during that time when you were trapped? support each other? >> yes, we talked to each other quite

all of the stars were there including kiana reeves. luz pena spoke to him along with some other familiar faces. reporter: roll out the green carpet and look up. green lights. tonight's san francisco went green to honor the premiere of the anticipated matrix resurrections movie. >> san francisco brings back a lot of memories. reporter: even london breed had a short cameo in the film. >> it's like my dream to have matrix and other hollywood films come to san francisco. reporter: the top-secret filming began in 2020 in san fraiscomeji akg' premiere a full circle moment. >> right before the pandemic, we got so lucky. we wrapped right is the world was shutting down. reporter: in 2020, images of kiana reeves jumping off a 46 story building 19 times went viral. >> it was a highlight of shooting the film here in san francisco. >> walking the streets, the light. leaping off of that building. that was a pretty big highlight. reporter: i like it. one of kiana's biggest fans is ou vy own former giants player hunter pence. are you inviting kiana to

james web space telescope lifted off aboard a rocket from the european space agency base in french kiana. it's hoped it will provide new insights about the origins of the universe and possibly extra terrestrial life. store this is the collision. a new era of space exploration takes off on board the biggest and most advanced astronomical observatory ever launched. the james web space telescope will help solve mysteries about the formation of stars, and scan exit planets for signs of life. celebrations back on earth at the european space agencies base in french kiana. scientists are ecstatic about the discoveries to come wept mission to understand excell planets. i think goes really to some of the core of our humanity. these fundamental questions of, are we alone in the universe? where do we come from? where do we go? the universe is so huge. and i think that out there somewhere there will be life for we don't know. we have to build large instruments to tell. and where will make a big leap in that direction. it took some 3 decades of work and almost $10000000000.00 to build the giant teles

he's in qu in french kiana where the launch is due to take place. so as we were saying, this is very exciting and years in the making. one of the final preparations on the way for launch. very exciting. indeed miriam and rain is starting to fall so that excitement could be damp. and hopefully that's not the case. i want to answer your question, but i also want to show you a little bit of a show intel here in, in the city of crew at the space center in french kiana. behind me, that spacecraft that you see is a replica of the area and 5 rocket that will be ferrying the james web telescope into orbit. now this is not an exact replica, this is 51 meters high. it's exactly 6 meters shorter than the actual rock. and the reason for this discrepancy is that the rocket itself is going to be ferrying the james web space telescope had to be fitted with a very special fairing, a special housing that makes it a little bit bigger, a little bit taller than your average run of the mill area and 5 rocket, but as you said, this is 25 years in the making 25 years of d

those are the two names they remember and they said we'll get you out of there kiana. if you can get this air conditioner to move and i can move my leg i can stay under here for hours and i'll be okay because my legs, i couldn't feel my legs. >> oh, my god. >> he said kiana there's about five feet worth of debris on top of you. >> how are your legs now? how are you feeling now? >> my legs are sore. i will be going to the doctor. i have some bruises from the air-conditioning unit and at some point something hit me on my head whenny we first went down i got hit in the head so my head hurts, so i am going to go to the e.r. and the doctor and urgent care just to make sure that there's nothing. i just wanted to get home because my clothes were soaking wet, and them the water was still raping, but once i start opening up and there was a whole lot of -- they were worried about me, dreeing and stressed. ? and when your home and your family didn't get hit. >> no. i live in paducah, kentucky, maybe 45 minutes from mayfield and paducah was fine, but mayfield, if you look mayfield

james web space telescope lifted off a border rocket from the european space agency base in french kiana. it's hoped it will provide new insights about the origins of the universe and possibly extra terrestrial life. and store this vehicle as a new era of space exploration takes off on board the biggest and most advanced astronomical observatory ever launched. the james web space telescope will help solve mysteries about the formation of stars and scan exit planets for signs of life celebrations. back on earth at the european space agency space in french kiana, scientists are ecstatic about the discoveries to come wept mission to understand excell planets. i think goes really to some of the core of our humanity. these fundamental questions of, are we alone in the universe? where do we come from? where do we go? the universe is so huge. and i think that out there somewhere there will be life for we don't know. we have to build large instruments to tell. and where we'll make a big leap in that direction. it took some 3 decades of work and almost $10000000000.00 to build the giant telescope

kiana made it out. >> they got me out >> relief for one of the lucky ones to get out as tonight the deathom the scene is still climbing >> kathy, can you lay out for us what's happening right now on the ground there >> well, kate, there are first responders from neighboring jurisdictions. they tell me they plan on being out here as long as needed they also tell me they're literally walking on the roof of the candle factory looking for any survivors. k-9s are out here as well to help with the ongoing efforts. kate >> kathy, we saw a lot of them coming in today. the loss here in mayfield is a city of just about 10 thousand will resonate for years, if not generations. earlier today i spoke with the mayor, kathy stewart about the near-impossible task ahead. i started by asking her what she first saw after the tornado hit. >> i said my town is gone forgive me, i have not been back downtown since early this morning when the sun first came up. we spent the night at the fire station and we had people come shelter in place there, and as soon as we could, we got school busses to take them to the hi

the european space agency space in french kiana scientists are ecstatic about the discoveries to come with mission to understand excell planets. i think goes really to some of the core of our humanity. these fundamental questions of are we alone in the universe? where do we come from? where do we go? the universe is so huge. and i think that out there somewhere, there will be life. but we don't know. we have to build large instruments to tell. and where will make a big leap in that direction. it took some 3 decades of work and almost $10000000000.00 to build the giant telescope. teens from european canadian and u. s. space agencies collaborated on the development the massive gold plated mirror and its tennis court sized sun shield were designed to fold up into the launch rocket. at its core, a powerful infrared lens which can penetrate clouds of gas and dust deep into parts of time and space. never before observed that we had had some infrared telescopes in the past, but they been much, much smaller than wet. so there will be many powerful tools that this telescope will have that just

james web space telescope lifted off a border rocket from the european space agency base in french kiana. it's hope it'll provide new in science about the origins of the universe and possibly extra terrestrial life. and start over with dr. big collision, a new era of space exploration takes off on board the biggest and most advanced astronomical observatory ever launched. the james web space telescope will help solve mysteries about the formation of stars, and scan exit planets for signs of life. celebrations back on earth at the european space agency space in french kiana. scientists are ecstatic about the discoveries to come wept mission to understand excell planets. i think goes really to some of the core of our humanity. these fundamental questions of, are we alone in the universe? where do we come from? where do we go? the universe is so huge. and i think that out there somewhere, there will be life. but we don't know. we have to build large instruments to tell. and where will make a big leap in that direction. it took some 3 decades of work and almost $10000000000.00 to build the g

planets for signs of life celebrations back on earth at the european space agencies base in french kiana . scientists are ecstatic about the discoveries to come with mission to understand excell planets. i think goes really to some of the core of our humanity. these fundamental questions of are we alone in the universe? where do we come from? where do we go? the universe is so huge and i had think that out there somewhere, there will be life. but we don't know. we have to build large instruments to tell. and where will make a big leap in that direction. it took some 3 decades of work and almost $10000000000.00 to build the giant telescope. teens from european canadian and u. s. space agencies collaborated on the development the massive gold plated mirror and its tennis court sized sun shield were designed to fold up into the launch rocket. at its core, a powerful infrared lens which can penetrate clouds of gas and dust deep into pots of time and space. never before observed that we had had some infrared telescopes in the past, but they've been much, much smaller than wet. so there will b

on the day of launch. manuel, grapple al jazeera crew, french kiana. ah la again. i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera christmas travel plans have again been thrown into chaos by the current virus pandemic. the highly transmissible only con, very in task force airlines to cancel more than 4000 flights worldwide cable is under, has moved from newark airport in new jersey.

on the day of launch, menu ended up hello al. jazeera crew, french kiana, watching out his era lie from london stand i had. i was out of a job, aid in a mongrel forest, just off the arabian sea, and i'll tell you how the lack of fresh water is killing species of mangroves. their prices have exploded in sudan since limited cheese pal grab with no sign of an end to the political calles or it's in fact people ah, we've switched on the ne monsoon once again. hello everyone. so that steering some heavy rain into central and northern areas of vietnam, also getting striped with some rain for high man on saturday next to northern china, bitter cold. here we'll talk about that in just a sec. but 1st, the winter wall up toward the north west of ho cato. look at the winds associated with this is the type of conditions you're driving. and you have that wind swept snow, quite dangerous, in fact, and looking to pick up about 50 centimeters of snow. ok, we'll paint the colors on right now the dark or the purple, the lower the temperature, beijing minus 4. but this is just going to be a quick shot of c

kiana holly died last night after being ambushed by two individuals there. four. she is going to be sorely missed by her family. now to answer your question, law enforcement is in a state of flux of confusion. when you look at kim potter, she believed that she was doing the right and proper thing. she was prosecuted and she was convicted. law enforcement officers out there in the community now all over the country, are wondering what is the line that they must not cross. it's a very difficult situation for law enforcement officers. i would say this to any and all law enforcement officers who can hear my voice. that is, continue to do your job in a very professional manner. we always used to say this in law enforcement, i would much prefer to have 12 judging me then to have six carried me. i'm saying to law enforcement officers, do not hesitate, do your job. >> griff: great advice. to that officer in baltimore, kiana holly, our thoughts and prayers go out to her family. you talk about crossing the line. this case, she was convicted, potter, of manslaughter. t

he says we'll get you out of there, kiana. conditioner off me? if you can get this air conditioner off, i can stay under here for hours because my legs -- i couldn't feel my legs. >> oh, my god. >> and the man told me, he said, kiana, there's about five feet worth of debris on top of you. >> wow. how are your legs now? how are you feeling now? >> my legs are sore. i will be going to the doctor. i have some bruises from the air conditioning unit. and then at some point something hit me in my head when we first went down. i got hit in the head, so my head hurts. so i am going to go to the e.r. i'm going to go to the urgent care just to make sure there's nothing -- i just want to get home because my clothes were soaking wet because initially i thought i was just underneath the water fountain. so the water was dripping. but it was still raining, so wince they started opening up, i'm getting rained on. it was a whole a lot of nada, and i just wanted to get home to see my kids because they were worried about me, they were crying. >>

man with rob, hello, al jazeera crew, french kiana. hope frances has urged the world to look beyond the lights and decorations during the festive season. and remember the pool, the head of the roman catholic church said serving others is more important than seeking status. all success. it's the 2nd time christmas eve mass has been held in st. peter's, priscilla ker, in the vatican since the pandemic began. and it's really, it's an honor to get to see this during such a big holiday like this of the site, the center of cassini and the biggest hall day of the year. so i think i'm lucky get to get to see this. and especially during covered you know, so yeah i, i'm very, very honored to be here and i love it. it's very beautiful. the, the, i'm a little now they are well. ok, we hope to return to what we call normality. because this is not a life we can call normal by the standards we are used to that so 2022 will free us city. i'm okay. i don't have the fear about air, the gobby because he's our life we are john. so we need to, we need to,

i assume that kiana was well liked in the martial arts community he seems to pay, i have no delusions, that he's going to step in there with a chuckle, a dell or a whole a zone. but he seems like a good hail fellow. well man, i think he takes care of his crew and he certainly pays dedication enough to make it look absolutely great. i see of a part and chapter 4 wick, i'm not even sure. kiana knew that was going to be, afford, seems like you did the 1st one to help us friends. and now it's the biggest franchise in the world to some degree. tell me about piano if you crossed paths scenes with him and for or tell me about it. absolutely, we do. and i can happy to report that the room is true. he is one of the nicest people here, is just a great guy. just a lovely soul, so generous, so great to be around. so hard walking. i mean, you look at the john, wait movies, and it's obvious that he's doing so much for himself. it's because he puts the walk and he never complains and shops the house get, the director says keanna, this is what we're going to do and he gets there and it doesn't. and i

james web space telescope lifted off a border rock and from the european space agency based in french kiana. it's hoped it will provide new insights into the origins of the universe and search x. so planets for signs of extra terrestrial life. thousands of people have joined demonstrations in the sudanese capital cartoon. protest is our calling for a transition to civilian rule 2 months after a military coup. security forces fire to gas to disperse the crowds. phone lines and internet services were restricted ahead of the rallies. pope francis has delivered his annual christmas day address. from the balcony of saint peter's basilica, the pontiff prayed for more corona virus vaccines to reach the world's poorest nations. and for peace in war torn countries like syria and yemen, only a few 1000 will wishes turned out due to rising numbers of cove at 19 cases in italy. this is dw news from berlin. you can find more on our website, d, w dot com. ah ah sweden's arctic region, thousands of years, the indigenous sammy, people have been hurting reindeer on this land for very long time. this part of

that was the choice facing kiana reeves more than 20 years ago. and the groundbreaking science fiction epic matrix, the film and its 2 sequels to pick to the destination future in which humans are trapped by machines inside the simulated reality. now matrix for has just hit cinema screens and a premier delayed several times by the panoramic. but does it measure up to the original? here's our review. thomas boss who had to decade since the matrix revolutions. tell me what happened. thomas anderson, aka neo, is living an ordinary life in san francisco. when events take a turn for the weird like crazy. we don't use that word in there and he finds himself mixed up again in a war between humanity and robots. the matrix resurrection sees keanu reeves and carrie, anne moss, reprise their roles assumed rebel lovers, neo and trinity. i mean, i think it's everything that you can hope for in a matrix film and, and then so on. i think hopefully it can be inspiring, you know, help us always sort of a matrix films as a tool in kind of in that help pursue direct

the agencies launch base in french kiana. the launch is the culmination of several decades of work for european canadian and american space agencies is being held as the world's most powerful telescope. the james web is expected to being back new clues about the origins of the universe. the new i in the sky is the successor to the legendary hubble space telescope. it's 6 and a half meter, mira makes the hubble look tiny by comparison. the james webb, the biggest telescope ever sent into space, is made up of 18 segments plated with a raise, a thin gold coating. the instrument has to be folded up to fit into the rockets nose cone. the telescope will scan the heavens using long wave infra red lights. ah, astronomers will be able to look back towards the big bang, nearly 14000000000 years ago. back to the origins of the universe and the formation of the 1st stars and galaxies. the new telescope could also prove decisive in a search for extraterrestrial life who it can probe, so called exile planets. nearly 5000 have already been

yeah, wookey shell am kiana, sir, fern would see. look, this oak is thriving again. it's going nowhere, i don't want any one cutting it down. i prefer which trees are fell than which is sped. that still decided by the people of safari, hans, or something else of value are these chips. why? well, because there is an inspiring story behind them and because they can bake all the difference to people living on the streets of the city of bristol, in southwest england, giving them a hot drink or something decent to eat. the scheme behind the chips was the idea of megan r, bethany hope, who wanted to do something, to support the spiraling number of homeless people in her hometown while at the same time paying tribute to someone very dear to her. one thing meghan abernathy hope learned from her brother billy was to not just walk by people in need. that's why she regularly sets off to bristol city center to hand out billy chips to people like laura. the chips can be used to paper food or beverages when you get back code late levy going with the nase, get train trying capable,

planets for signs of life celebrations back on earth at the european space agency space in french kiana. scientists are ecstatic about the discoveries to come, wept mission to understand exile planets. i think goes really to some of the core of our humanity. these fundamental questions of, are we alone in a universe? where do we come from? where do we go? the universe is so huge, and i think that out there somewhere there will be life for we don't know. we have to build large instruments to tell. and where we'll make a big leap in that direction. it took some 3 decades of work and almost $10000000000.00 to build the giant telescope. teams from european canadian and u. s. space agencies collaborated on the development the massive gold plated mirror and its tennis court sized sun shield were designed to fold up into the launch rocket. at its core, a powerful infrared lens which can penetrate clouds of gas and dust deep into pots of time and space, never before observed. or we have had some infrared telescopes in the past, but they've been much, much smaller than web. so there will be many

all the stars were there, including neo, played by kiana reeves -- keanu reeves. >> roll out the green carpet and look at the green light. san francisco went green to honor the premier of the anticipated matrix resurrections movie. >> it brings back a lot of memories. >> a short cameo in the film. >> it is my dream to have matrix and other holiday -- hollywood >> >> films come to san francisco. the top-secret filling began in 2020 under the codename project ice cream. >> we got so lucky because we wrapped as the world was shutting down. >> and 2020, images of kiana reeves jumping off a building went viral. >> what would you say was the highlight of shooting the film in san francisco or parts of it here? >> walking the streets, the light, and leaping off the building. that was a pretty big highlight. >> one of his biggest fans is our own former giants player. >> are you inviting him to the ballpark? >> i'm pretty sure there is an open invitation. >> he shared how the matrix inspired him through his career. >> i would do all my interviews thinking of morpheus's posture. this is the first

kiana, those two troopers, they were in a send guardians angels for you. >> they definitely were.n for so long, my foot, my leg was asleep and i couldn't move it. >> so troopers nate moore and garrett clark. what would you want to say to them >> i just want to say -- >> oh, hold on a second. they happen to be here, kentucky state troopers >> oh, my god. >> gentlemen, nice to see you. what do you have to say to them? >> thank you so much thank you so much. i don't know which one was which, but i know -- i think nate was there first >> good to see you >> thank you so much >> we brought you a teddy bear >> oh, thank you >> trooper teddy >> thank you so much thank you for keeping me calm and for not leaving me because everybody else had gotten out and i -- i thought everybody was going to leave me because i was jammed in that corner so thank you for not leaving me >> trooper clark, you look a little emotional right now >> yeah. it's an emotional subject. very much. >> this is really beautiful and we -- the people coming together in times of need is what this is all about. that's why w

but i do want to turn now to kiana parsons perez.n that candle factory in mayfield, kentucky. thank you so much. i'm so glad that you're okay. one of the most devastating things about this day is you're turning 40 today and have the gift of life. you survived this horrible thing. so happy birthday to you, and i'm so sorry that this happened on your birthday. but if you can, walk us through what happened from the time the tornado struck to how you got to safety now. >> okay. so from the time it struck, we were all in the shelter area. and they took attendance. they did all the protocols. we had this breeze that was hitting us. everybody started coming in. then my ears got to popping. and i'm like, why am i ears popping? i'm not on a plane. the lights went out and we did a little rock, rock, boom. and everything just came down on us. and i was trapped. the water fountain was in between my legs, and they had me pinned down. and then coworkers were pinned up against me and there were people at my feet too. and i found out later that when

on the day of launch men with rapid al jazeera peru, french kiana. ah la. again, i'm fully valuable with the headlines on al jazeera christmas travel plans have again been thrown into chaos by the koran virus pandemic. the highly transmissible on the current vary and test for say mines to cancel more than $4000.00 flights worldwide. kimberly xander has moved from newark airport in new jersey. delta. one of the major carriers here in the u. s. is announced over a 125 cancellations on friday, united airlines to another major airline here in the u. s. over a 160 care solutions, they say this is alton pilot, a flight attendant and others shortages staff that have been hit by armory crohn barrier that is hitting the north east of the united states from jersey. washington dc. new york particularly hard new york city is the us epicenter of the army problem variant. u. k prime minister voice johnson is urging people to get a booster vaccine shot over the christmas holiday. cases are surging across europe with britain reporting another day of record infections. in o

it stars kiana reeves and carrie anne moss.available for the general public, but fans would be able to get a glimpse of the stars outside of the theater. still ahead, the holiday art fair returns to the east they, and local artists are counting on customers for their support. and, we are looking at a live look outside. the golden gate bridge. we will have a forecast in just a few mins. people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® is a pill that lowers blood sugar in three ways. increases insulin when you need it... decreases sugar... and slows food. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swellin

planets for signs of life. celebrations back on earth at the european space agency space in french kiana. scientists are ecstatic about the discoveries to come wept mission to understand excell planets. i think goes really to some of the core of our humanity. these fundamental questions of, are we alone in a universe? where do we come from? where do we go? the universe is so huge. and i think that out there somewhere, there would be life. but we don't know. we have to build large instruments to tell . and where will make a big leap in that direction. it took some 3 decades of work and almost $10000000000.00 to build the giant telescope. teams from european canadian and us space agencies collaborated on the development the massive gold plated mirror. and it's tennis court sized sun shield were designed to fold up into the launch rocket at its core, a powerful infrared lens which can penetrate clouds of gas and dust deep into parts of time and space. never before observed that we had had some infrared telescopes in the past, but they've been much, much smaller than wet. so there'll be many

kiana, thank you for being with us. where there is adequate health care and you discussed that you felt a little bit injured. and we talked about you going to get checked up, you going to a hospital. i believe you did do that? >> yes, i did. i did. >> and are you okay? >> i'm okay. i have to follow up with my primary care physician, to make -- you know, in a couple of days. i have to follow up and do things like that. so, you know, we still don't know the extent of my injuries, though. >> you were talking me yesterday about the fact that when we said, we don't know that everybody has been rescued from that building, and you said, it's -- you know, it would be impossible. you couldn't conceive of the fact that there aren't people trapped in there, given what you experienced and what you saw. what you were saying is turning out to be true. the governor says that there are probably many people who remain trapped in there. tell me about what you understand from that. why did you think that was going to be the case? >> becau

again, it's about this character neil play by kiana reeves, who's a programmer who is sort of in a dead end job and, and doesn't really know if he's living in the real world, or if he's in a computer simulation, i'm and what the director, lena chowsky ad so to this is another meta level where she sort of criticizes the original matrix films and particularly the fans response to those original film. so there are several levels going on at once, which is kind of typical for a matrix, a movie. and that's all quite fun, i'm but then this film as well, like his predecessors, is a big action block buster. and that's where i feel the movie sort of falls down. because if you're region, remember the original matrix film, it was really groundbreaking. so visually groundbreaking, if you're meant with never those of bullet time sequences, i mean justice made cinema history and the action here a really doesn't take it any further. i feel like linwood chowsky is almost playing as her own cover band here. she just giving the fans her greatest hits. i'm and there's nothing really a new there i'm. i thi

this is kiana belied even kept up. it is an insult to people faith there are fundamental rise and they cannot take priority over personal rights. in the foreground is the insult to greek orthodox believers or christian believers in general because it is simply disrespectful and repulsive. it makes the believers angry when they look at the icons or that is the limits of ours irishmen, the feelings of others, such as the greek orthodox of people in general. i heard in an unacceptable way. art is gert yoga. we are for art not against it. but not these pornographic art. if she had taken all the churches, everything we have a synagogue, a mosque, the boot is then emotions would not have ran so high. the you ends envoy to sedan says that military leaders must rebuild trust with the opposition, especially younger people. many say they feel betrayed pile toby's coo and are rejecting any negotiations with the military law is murdered. gasdio did witness the 1000 strong protests in the capital. khartoum and talk to people who sa

stars and galaxies. manuel rapids has been covering this for us is at the lower side in room infringe kiana. hello mon. well, the launch went off without a hitch. that must have come as a relief for those involved. celebrations are still underway just behind me and what is known as the fish bowl at the area and space center here in crew french piano underway. just as is the james web space telescope itself, mission control here in french piano has relinquished their control to mission specialists. in the united states, in the state of maryland who are now in fully in charge of the spacecraft of the james web space telescope on its way one and a half 1000000 miles away from earth. it's going to be a long journey, but it's been a long journey already 25 years in the making. that's 25 years worth of delays and setbacks. this is a launch that was supposed to take place in 2020, but was delayed due to the coping. 1900 pandemic just this month. this launch was delayed at least 3 times in part due to inclement weather. there was heavy rain this morning, a lot of nervousness from the, from folks wh

and begin to unfold the mysteries of our universe. monroe ended up a little al jazeera peru, french kiana. ah, there at lisa hill, rama, reminder of all top stories, south african nobel peace prize. when a desmond to, to has died to the age of 90. he was appointed the 1st black college bishop of cape town and became known it's vocal opposition to the countries apartheid system. human rights groups are accusing me of miles military of committing a massacre. the child remains of 38 people have been found and can state the save the children. charity says target staff are missing in the area. penny chang has more from bangkok in neighboring thailand. it seems that the military is pushing into these areas which over the last 6 months, have seen a lot of people fleeing from the cities unwilling to accept the queue. but they've also believed to be sheltering a lot of the members of the new g, the national unity government, which is effective, the government in excel, which has been established for the point when the military coup can be overturned. as we approached the anniversary, the one year

the largest and most powerful faced schools ever build has launch from french kiana, scientist. the james web telescope will help human better understand stars and galaxies, while those are the headlines on al jazeera portal is coming up next. ah, ah. mm. welcome to portal. i'm sandra. gotten back with more great content from the digital side of al jazeera. that's our website, social media and podcast. now for many people around the world, this is a festive time of year. so this week we've got a mix of stories that all have something uplifting about them. call it art, feel good episode. if you want. we got a story from jordan about female footballers, you surprise themselves and the people around them with the power of sports. and we'll show you a beautiful film from italy about a photographer taking an old school approach. and by that, i mean, really old school with a camera from 19 o 7. the cameras are for later in the show, we're actually going to start with refrigerators. because all across the u. s. fridges full of free food have been popping up on street corners. the idea

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creation of stars and galaxies. 0 so many well rep, hello, was up that long sight and crew and french kiana. she says the vibrations created by the lift off could be felt throughout the control room. seems like all systems are nominal here. the excitement is palpable behind us in that control room. just moments ago we could hear the sounds from those powerful rocket boosters. more than 480 metric tons of solid rocket fuel propellant just enough to blast off and send the spacecraft more than more than one and a half 1000000 kilometers away from earth. you can just really feel the vibrations here in the building and really hear hear those sounds. but as far as we can tell, everything went off without a hitch in terms of that initial lift off. but again, this is really just the beginning. 27 minutes after lift off is the part that the rocket itself is doing its job, that powerful, heavy duty area and 5 rocket that's carrying the james web space telescope. in that very, at the 27 minute mark that faring is going to open up and release the telescope itself. at that point, the telescope becomes i

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the largest and most powerful space telescope ever built has launched from french kiana scientists. the james web telescope will help humans . you better understand stars and galaxies, while those are the headlines on algae 0. do stay with us inside story is coming up . next. thank you for watching. ah and attempts to rival china's belts and rude initiative, e u, and veils a major google infrastructure plan. the goal to invest in developing countries and boost trade links with the rest of the world. but why the interest now? and can the book competes with a jing? this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm how am i heading? has been described as a roadmap for major investments and infrastructure world wise, the european union's global gateway strategy as seen as a challenge to china's belt and broads initiative. the plan to raise $340000000000.00 to finance infrastructure it before his own transports health education and digital and climate projects. in asia, africa, the middle east and latin america, they, you as china's biggest trading partner in the projects wo

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gas exports as a weapon, but has been criticized by other european states and ukraine for exposing kiana to more economic pressure for moscow. silas, se rushes aim of trying to keep ukraine in expire of influence is impossible. it is simply not possible to have that sort of control away our neighbors. we've all, with the investing huge resources military as well as economy because in be and as i see on russia, i think it moscow and age to modify its aids because very simply, natalie winter is just beginning. yes is so worried about the potential electricity blackouts that it's been forced to start importing coal from as far away as the us and columbia. so let's say economic. an energy pressure from russia will continue, because the more ukraine talks about future nato and e u membership. the more moscow sees red cha, stratford al jazeera tor esque eastern ukraine and is waylon opposition? leader kwan gladto has joined protests in the states of thought in us where an election was an old, the supreme court council, the state governors race, which was being one buying a position candidate.

by no rapid report from the launch side in crew infringe kiana get caught. it's the space mission 25 years in the making. the the launch of the genes web space telescope, the largest and most powerful space observatory ever build, is one for the history books. me as successor to the celebrated hubble mission. scientists say the technology aboard the spacecraft, promises answers to questions. we haven't even thought yet of asking. in my dreams and my hopes i see eng signatures in monetary atmospheres away from our solar system that could hand to the presence of life will be one of the most important discoveries ever using an enormous gold plated near 6 and a half meters across and instruments that operate in the infrared spectrum, the web telescope seeks to lift the veil on cosmic realms that in the past were too distant or too cold for any previous telescope to detect. web is a marvel of human ingenuity made possible through the dedicated efforts of thousands of scientists and engineers, and the close partnerships between more than a dozen countries. the pol

for weather conditions to be optimal on the day of launch. manuel rap, hello al jazeera crew, french kiana. ah, the, what your desert me seal rama. reminder of our top story is more than 4000 flights . have been cancelled worldwide. so in christmas travel plans to chaos. the highly transmissible on a chromebook.

at the origins of the universe, it launched from french kiana on south america's northeastern coast. aboard the european ari on rocket christmas morning. the $10000000000.00 telescope described as being the successor to the hubble space telescope rocketed towards its destination 1000000 miles from earth. and we'll take about a month to get there. and another 5 months before it's infrared lenses can begin scanning the cosmos. that is, if it even works, the tennis courts sized telescope must 1st unfurl itself after being fed oregon, the style into the rock, its nose cone deploying the massive mirror, sun shield and solar panels. the mission is reportedly vulnerable to $344.00 potential. what are called single point failures that can turn the multi $1000000000.00 telescope into one big pricey space culture floating into the depths of space and time. and time is a key word. the telescope aims to capture ancient light emitted more than 13000000000 years ago. as the universe was forming its stars and galaxies, no pressure. we on our journey up, thanks to this tremendous partnership. i say