but the head of the to green people's liberation front says residents of the regions company in the kili have been protesting about looting but ever trained soldiers who support. it's difficult to concern me the sides claims due to a media blackout in the area catherine moni is a spokeswoman for the united nations high commissioner for refugees and she says the u.n. is hearing unverified reports of human rights violations into gray you know we've had some 47000 people cross the border from ethiopia into sudan a 1000 people crossed the border just last night now what's different about the situation now we know people are still on the move those that are arriving say that more are coming but what's different in the past few days is the number of eritreans who have arrived which raises our concern for the situation and inside the gray that where we're still waiting to see ourselves so the reports that we're hearing are unverified but they are alarming gruesome reports of you know potential attacks on refugee camps of potential abductions even the possibility of the killing of civilians refu

according to them within each opiate self in the zone in the area. 2270 kilometers west of the cup to make kili so it's closer to the border usually the refugees come from and beyond but now they come from further inside utopia because there is fresh. i think as they told us. between sudan and there's oh not far from here is a disputed zone a disputed farmland between the 2 countries adding to the complexity of the situation as explained in the following report. the sudanese army on patrol near the border it's on the lookout for refugees who might be stranded in the area after escaping the fighting in ethiopia's north integrate region brigadier general because it is proud of his country's humanitarian role for . a bit of mushroom global news for the 1st 12 days before aid agencies arrived the people of get a reef were the 1st to offer food blankets shelter and comfort to the refugees the sudanese armed forces organized transportation for thousands of civilians and brought them to hash camps. the hash also known as village 8 hosted 15000 refugees in the 1st 2 weeks after the fighting started int

items that are necessary for the hospital to function the hospital main reference hospital in the kili has been unable to function fully. developed interruption of supplies for over a month now they are dealing with a large number of trauma patients in mccallion so you've seen is a number of wounded persons and also displaced persons coming into that city and the city's only residents being deprived of power water communications for over a month so they've obviously been requirements for floors to support. doctors that had to choose between different patients who they could treat with diminishing supplies and without the ability to disinfect correctly so we were very very concerned about the situation macquarie were delighted to see that 2 convoys arrive there from the government of ethiopia with food and some additional medical supplies in the last week and together with our convoy we hope that begins to ease some of the pressure. of kabul as international airport has come under attack with a series of rockets killing at least one passenger and afghan government spokesman says the she

due to insecurity and the lack of basic services or lack of basic services and they are now in may kili and the book we along with our partners have also not had access to the 4 refugee camps which host nearly 100000 people in more than a month. a bill to legalize abortion in argentina has created a major hurdle after it was approved in the lower house of congress supporters waited all night and celebrated when they heard the news the bill now goes to the upper house where it might face resistance. as the headlines counting the cost is coming up next is they without jazeera. american people have finally broken america as i slid. down. more dangerous looking. with the election behind us the republican party dumptruck the. us politics. the bottom. hello i'm daryn jordan this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your look at the world of business and economics this week accusations of being an $800000000000.00 super spread a hate this information and lies is it time to break up facebook for killing off the competition. the rise and fall of the middle class the pandemic destroys 2 decades of

finally get the full picture on the legs between the 2 attacks this international online network of kilis has so far escaped full investigation we set out to track. town a former member of the anti refugee club in germany he was arrested prior to the execution of a planned attack and is subsequently undergoing therapy he provided the authorities back then with information about the new mexico shooter william actress and i came across agis and because he was apparently the best player anywhere of hatred on steam his name was natural selector i found that impressive. and he then introduced me to the munich attacker. we asked him what he thought about the german authorities refusing to admit a connection between actually sent and some believe that's just stupid. we also asked how he ended up in the terrorist community. i wanted recognition in a social group i came to it through instagram where i look for past attacks most of the people are young around 16 but some believe was 18. i didn't have any friends at high school i was mostly just at my computer and didn't understand the typical daily

but we did something brak kilis in november. we build a coalition that accomplished something we haven't been able to 28 years. -- we haven't been able to do in 28 years. in this moment, we know what is going to happen. thenow we can rely on voices that have come from young people, who surged from 14% to six team percent of our electorate. we can increase participation of asian american and pacific island or voices who increased their participation by 91%. our latino voices were amplified by 72% over 2020. african-american voices 20% and -- increased by 20%, and the white share increased by 16%. i list everyone of those communities because no one community can do it alone. we are a nation that is built on our diversity, and we are a state that reflects that diversity more than any other battleground state ever has. what we can do in this moment is recognize if we elect jon ossoff, if we elect rough warnock, we are electing the future. we are electing to men who have given their lives to service, who despite not having the titles

camps juda insecurity and the lack of basic services or lack of basic services and they are now in the kili and this other book we along with our partners have also not had access to the 4 refugee camps which host nearly one $100000.00 people in more than a month. the u.s. military has released video of an ass strike in somalia that it says killed 8 members it was one of 2 strikes on thursday night in the south the u.s. says it targeted specialists and explosive devices and the group had launched 45 such attacks in mogadishu since 2018 u.s. president all trump says he is withdrawing most forces from somalia by the middle of january now violence in africa's hotspots a guessing was in the risk of attacks is rising even in countries that were once considered safe that's according to the consultancy group various maple croft which says sub-saharan africa is now the haunt of global security risks 7 of the world's 10 riskiest locations are now in that region according to the group's ranking of $198.00 countries 3 of them bikini mali and somalia a tied as the highest risk countries globally along

items that are necessary for the hospital to function the hospital main reference hospital in the kili has been unable to function fully. interruption of supplies for over a month now they are dealing with a large number of trauma patients in mccallion so you've seen is a number of wounded persons and also displaced persons coming into that city and the city's only residents being deprived of power water communications for over a month so they've obviously been requirements for floors to support. doctors that had to choose between different patients who they could treat with diminishing supplies and without the ability to disinfect correctly so we were very very concerned about the situation macquarie were delighted to see that 2 convoys arrive there from the government of ethiopia both food and some additional medical supplies in the last week and together with our convoy we hope that begins to ease some of the pressure. iran has executed a dissident journalist convicted of fueling anti-government unrest in 20172018 according to state media who was captured by the revolutionary guard

due to insecurity and the lack of basic services or lack of basic services and they are now in may kili and. we along with our partners have also not had access to the 4 refugee camps which host nearly $100000.00 people in more than a month and a bill to legalize abortion in argentina has cleared a major hurdle off it was approved in the lower house of congress supporters waited all night and celebrated when they heard the news though the bill does not go to the opera house right is expected to face resistance. studio now continues but i'll be back with the news hour at 2100 g.m.t. i will see then bye for now. the health of humanity is at stake a global pandemic requires a global response. w.h.o. is the guardian of global health delivering life saving tools supplies and training to help the world's most found mobile people uniting across borders to speed up the development of test treatments and a vaccine working with scientists and health workers to learn all we can about the virus keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground in the wounded and in the line advocating for

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to shut down the country, to stop the spread of this thing initially, and try to understand it and kilisd we missed the window. host: let's leave it there because we are short on time. peopleobviously a lot of have concerns about a mandate for schoolchildren. low on thet's priority list. we might reach a point where enough people have been the rates ofith spread and new cases and deaths and such, that we don't reach a point where we need to mandate this for school kids. after all, they are the least vulnerable to the virus. i think we have to wait and see. a lot of people will be vaccinated before school kids. there are some estimates for the cdc indicating that probably allow more people have been infected than we have confirmed cases, maybe as many as seven or eight times as number of confirmed cases. we have over 50 million confirmed cases already. overmeans we might have 100 million people exposed and many of this people will have antibodies and will be immune. you might be on the way to herd immunity so that you only need another 150 million people. if that's the case, you might nev