egypt will not be made conditional on its human rights record and iran said he didn't want to weaken kyra is ability to counter violent groups in the region activists to use he says visit to push for the release of political prisoners and talks about the has more for us from paris. this meeting between them the visit by president c.c. to paris was really aimed at reviving the relationship between the 2 countries which has flagged somewhat since 2019 when president my pa visit kyra and spoke about egypt so human rights record that did not go down well with egyptian authorities while the 2 men said that they had a very frank and transparent discussion they talks about regional issues they talked about syria libya the need for more stability there they talked about the eastern mediterranean the mediterranean region at large and their concern their shared concern over some of turkey's actions in the area they also talked about working together continuing to cooperate on counterterrorism in terms of human rights this time about oh mike ross said that he brought up the issue once again with the

armenia calling for the prime minister to step down over his handling of the conflict in the new goal no kyra back region many armenians are angry about their latest decision to sign a peace agreement which stays on mania returning a significant part of the disputed territory to azerbaijan thousands of azerbaijanis and starting to move back to areas that had been under control. yes or 2 of you whose e-mail mario miss me points to the place where she once lived she says our dome was a beautiful town until 1903 the year i mean ian forces captured it her husband and her brother died in the fighting this is her 1st visit to our time in over 27 years . so you've been them good to see kids i'm happy and proud of course everything has been destroyed here and i'm home again this is where i lived and grew up. mosque is still stand there. he brought him up against the armenians his animosity towards his old enemy remain strong. they kept animals here may god punish them for keeping pigs sheep and cattle in a muslim prayer room. not gonna cut up office hours says he brought him off. he's proud that it's

british novelist john and the kyra has died the writer whose real name was david cornwell became wildly popular for his thrillers which touched on his real life experiences as a spy drink the cold war his novels tinker tailor soldier spy and the spy who came in from the cold war global bestsellers he was 89 years old. this is the news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram at steve w. news or visit our website w dot com. they hip and healthy and more than just a passing trained superfoods. that's it for me super food means what does you good because super foods are super for my body is. king with berries and she has seeds just 3 of the countless super foods in big demand due to their nutritional credentials is good only for the point is what a person needs. there's complete confusion on that issue and for it and now you see these products where we're told you need this if you eat this you'll get well or you won't get sick of it but it's not really true of them so much. how does super food hype impact on local people in countries where the products are actually grown . sons the c

hi, i'm kyra garcia. i work here at the lower east side tenement museum in new york city. about 7,000 immigrants lived here between the years of 1863 and 1935. and what you see around you is a mix of original architectural details and some things that came a little bit later in the building's history. throughout the years our building changed of course over time. in the year it was built there were virtually no

from islamabad we'll be speaking to a little bit more about this throughout the day thanks so much kyra. well millions of people across the u.s. state of california now back under a sweeping lockdown rules the state home order places restrictions on the opening of restaurants cylons and stores while also limiting gatherings the measures are being implemented as the state reports its highest ever number of infections more than 30000 in a single day there are fears that some hospitals could even run out of intensive care beds well the virus is now killing more than 2000 americans a day that works out as 2 people every minute its hopes the food and drug administration will approve a vaccine soon but it will still take months for it to be fully rolled out how does your caster has more for us from washington d.c. new lock downs are being put in place in a number of regions amid the ongoing surge in infections health officials are considering ending even al door dining and in most of california stay at home orders have been imposed this far from festive season for the small businesses that re

egypt will not be made conditional on its human rights record michael said he didn't want to weaken kyra's ability to counter violent groups in the region and he says he did speak frankly about rights violations with the visiting president on the fact that his sisi but didn't go into further detail activists are urging mcallen c.u.c. says visits a place for the release of political prisoners conditionally. and i will not make our cooperation in defense or economic matters conditional on these disagreements 1st because i believe in the sovereignty of people and respect for our legitimate and reciprocal interests 2nd because i believe that it is more effective to have a policy of demanding dialogue than a policy of boycott that would reduce the effectiveness of one of our partners in the fight against terrorism and for regional stability. what is your interest in this matter it's as if we are being protected as disrespectful to our own people or that we don't love our own society or that we are violence ruthless dictators and this matter cannot be commented on it's not for you to speak about

town kyra is as is daraa where the president term hills from and where he's currently on holiday was made in and through the heart of the adoption and or other abduction of his skill to clarice in that particular part of the country sees or lot. just have the entire situation is perceived or rather how the person of the president. but the language or his or his she is handling of the security situation of the last 5 or so years is ok is this being interpreted a big way i mean book a house on has been widely seen as the biggest threat to the nigerian state for many years and you would assume that security forces along with the police and the army should have enough intelligence to intercept communications and look into the development of the evolution of the group have enough equipment to be able to move around and tackle the problem they seem to be completely disconnected with a new reality which seems. to be now shifting in your own country and she's basically book flexing its military muscles more than ever you are. really as good manager are on to talk about 30 or in about that it

hi, i'm kyra garcia. i work here at the lower east side tenement museum in new york city. about 7,000 immigrants lived here between the years of 1863 and 1935. and what you see around you is a mix of original architectural details and some things that came a little bit later in the building's history. throughout the years our building changed of course over time. in the year it was uilt there were virtually no housing laws on the books yet here in new york city. so the gentleman who built it was asically working on his own. he's puttinging to inging together a building he would see fit to live in. in fact he did live here in the early years with his family. compared to what we're used to today, it was a pretty difficult place to live. there was no source of interior light. there was no running water. no plumbing, no toilets, sinks, showers or tubs. and there was not a designated number of windows that mr. lockner had to provide in his building. so we're going to take a closer look at that as we go upstairs and look at recreated homes where immigrant families lived. some of

him that the east good news that some of the other students are also on their way to come back to kyra he was elated and he said he is going to pass on this information to the rest of the community and we hear later that they are in a celebratory mood ok ahmed many thanks indeed of zeros ahmed address there live for us in katsina states joining us now from london is nigeria affairs analyst and me a local attorney who's the most who's also a specialist on colonial legacy in africa could tell you with us again and what are your thoughts on this the fact that the government has clearly negotiated the release of the boys despite the president's no negotiation policy. merely say this is the president and i think a tricky position going forward going into the last election bihari categorically stated that he would refuse to negotiate with iran on the basis of them being an organization who don't want peace at the moment the key organization who have claimed this abduction of work or her arm there is still a degree of confusion as to who is responsible or very shortly after the abduction the

security services over the killing of 28 year old julio regina his body was found in a ditch chance i'd kyra in 26 to induct all yemeni chidi julio julio regina he was spied on for many weeks and that was even in his house the egyptian national security forces entered his room searched it and took pictures of his passport and followed him everywhere they were taking pictures of him and creating a spy network that includes his friends all this can't be done by one individual only and the responsibility as well can't be placed on one single person such a matter and ashley would be from the highest authorities. international aid has arrived at the ethiopian city of the center of recent fighting a convoy of trucks from the red cross is distributing medicines and other supplies to hospitals in mckellar in the north and to grey region alexia brown reports. precious cargo carefully packed and headed from a calais a city that's been cut off from international help for weeks inside these boxes is aid made since surgical supplies and disinfectants reference was. has been unable to function of the. dru

her messias and their variants on the very latest from johannesburg thank you kyra. the world health organization says beijing has welcomed the planned visit by international investigators to look into the origins of the virus most experts believe it originated in animals and spread through when markets city over to harm the u.s. has criticized the terms of the w.h.o. loads investigation chinese sciences are being allowed to do the 1st phase of research for details from florence lou. and scientists say that the goal of this exercise or this mission is to gather as much data as they can to prevent possible future outbreaks so they'll be looking at when the virus 1st started circulating how it was transmitted how it jumped from animals to humans as it's thought and from which species it came now it's thought that the virus could have come from a wet market in rwanda city that sells live animals if you remember last december a chinese doctor in rwanda city had warned other doctors about a possible new virus outbreak he was investigated by police and told to stop making

and kyra that's how we have protection is the is a contradictory and hypocritical actually to the foundation of what we've been all about. also when you look at title 7 the supreme court and all across the country have decided that title step and protection in employment from an ancient actually apply to. become debased the effect of ice between i don't want to actually talk. a little upwards and also to govern it well what's the difference between kind of evidence i don't mind they're both federally protected mandate over about federal funding so there should be not to think that they're growing here and from calvert private or title 9 that that's. that that's a really good point thanks for raising that when the 2nd part of this it was that me u.k.'s changing its blood donation rules to become less discriminatory to game and specifically the language is now more broad affectively pointing towards all risky behaviors among sexually active groups regardless of who they choose to have their relations with do you think this goes far enough in reducing gay stigma. you know i don't want to look a

i'm kyra phillips and welcome to the show we start in the u.s. city of nashville in the state of tennessee where a car bomb explosion has wounded at least 3 people and caused widespread damage eyewitnesses in the city's downtown area say they heard a loud boom in the early hours of christmas morning followed by black smoke and billowing flames the blast blew out windows and damaged nearby buildings and police say there's evidence that the explosion was intentional. this aerial footage shows the extent of the damage from the explosion the force of the blast from the recreational vehicle smashed windows and sent to preflighting. luckily the early hour of the day the streets of central nashville were largely empty when the explosion happened police had already arrived on the scene after receiving a phone call reporting gunshots in the area. has also responded they encountered an r v that had a record saying that a potential bomb was dead nate within 15 minutes of service upon hearing that decided to evacuate the buildings nearby. it's thanks to this

know about the boys right now he's that we do know that they had experience not seen on the ground kyra had the opportunity to talk to one of the boys and he said he feels one describe it joy to just be back contacts be back to safety they haven't yet been reunited after ice they are still in government custody some of them describe that they would need to walk in the forest on then fruits flubs 2 days the only stop to sleep in the nights before the t.v. that journey day very for his handling of the situation. this case has very quickly become a political issue. people all highly sconce believe that this is very much if you cheat for a president who hardly of course because he can see that's the. reaction because right now as we speak president will how he's going to great to have the president when he seems even before they are united in their families and even for the r.g.p. made should there is ground to be the president of course he sees this as he as he as he beat the cheat while he's 0 points out also saying that he's using this as and what she needs to make he's the district shou

i'm kyra trades and welcome to the show a court in istanbul has sentenced one of turkey's best known journalists to more than 27 years in jail on spying and terrorism charges the case against agenda and are centered on an article he wrote for the opposition newspaper trumpery at where he was editor in chief he presented a compelling evidence in 2015 that turkey's intelligence service illegally sent weapons to syria. fled to germany 4 years ago and will likely not serve any of the sentence. let's hear now from the man himself john dunbar joins me from berlin where he lives in exile china 27 years in jail that can't feel good but how surprising is this decision for you. i think we're having some technical problems there we'll see if we can bring him back later in the show but let's be honest i think story's germany has reported its highest a daily crow virus death toll since the start of the pandemic $562.00 people died from or with the virus in at the last 24 hour period and one of germany's hardest hit region saxony the mortality rate has begun to overwhelm those whose job it is to d

british novelist john in the kyra has died the writer whose real name was david cornwell became wildly popular for his thrillers which touched on his real life experiences as a spy ring the cold war his novels tinker tailor soldier spy and the spy who came in from the cold war global bestsellers he was 89 years old. this is the news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram at news or visit our website w dot com. thank you. in the field of science has been helping humans understand the world and has made our lives easier from prehistoric inventions stormwater and communication technology but we also use science to give back to me trapped by studying renewable sources of energy by building satellites that help us get on the ground water levels by turning nice into venus about the beatles for me just a few on to this show we introduce you to some people and projects who are using scientific inquiry to help the and why that alone welcome to equal india i'm sorry that i. our 1st stop today is a rural maharashtra investor and this region is one of the worst places in the country to be

i'm kyra jets and welcome to the show germany has a set to december 27th as the day to plans to begin its covert vaccination program and care homes will be 1st in line to receive the shots but the vaccines won't come soon enough for germany's hospitals which are now filled to capacity in some regions and health care workers are certain the situation will get even worse as it will take weeks for a new nationwide lockdown to significantly drive down infection rates our report now looks at the situation in one german hospital. a new covert patient has arrived by ambulance a try birds university hospital he's traveling in a special isolation pod so none of the transport team gets infected the patient is only in his forty's he's transferred to viviane it starts months intensive care unit with 5 members of the team she turns him on his stomach the prone position is an important therapy for seriously ill patients the team make sure the patient is well padded as he will lie like this for several hours after work said the inflammation sits at the back of the lungs and a lot of fluid collects t

kyra tanda to the cabinet position to the director of management and budget. the think tank the center. american process. the smoothness of biden nominees will depend on the outcome of the senate elections in georgia on january 5th and we are joined later in the hour by john osoff, democratic candidate for senate in georgia. members do not have to be confirmed and so, cecilia rouse will be the chair. and heather boucher, serving as the other members of the president's economic vadvisers, leading us off, sam, and pbs newsroom, both are msnbc analysts, and the biden presidency continues to come into view. we now mow most of the key players who will be working in white house positions that do not require senate confirmation and the cabinet is also shaking shape and we are seeing the -- what will be possibly a future senate confirmation battle, or not, depending on the outcome of the senate races in georgia. >> that's right. and democrats are really going to have to hammer that point home as they go to georgia to try to take both of those seats. democrats are goin

they have refrigerators ready to roll kyra lee frozen at negative 70 degrees celsius. so it will be handled properly and that's from the pharmaceutical companies that's how they want vaccines. stuart everybody's anticipating it including governor gavin newsom has been on top of the covid-19 situation as far as our state is concerned so take a look at your screen. this is the latest statement from our governor. he says our western states scientific safety review work group has review the federal process. the pfizer covid-19 vaccine. these best in nation experts agreed it is safe and effective. now we wait for the 327,600 doses to arrive shortly. they will have to be administered in 2 doses. first group of people who will get it will be icu nurses. emergency staff as well as the covid-19 people who deal with them every day after that robin in james it could be maybe march or april before the general public gets it as far as the next round of vaccines into john myhre they don't know very happy nonetheless. to be among the first hospitals in california to get the vaccines.

into rain 03:45pm may see a sprinkle or 2 up towards calistoga guerneville north of there up and you kyray after that the push of rainfall mostly towards midnight tonight, light moderate even pockets of heavy rain right in the middle of your evening so advise you to stay at home this evening. i mean it is a wednesday night so you're probably planning on doing that already but we do have the heaviest of rain right there in the midst of your wednesday night showers will continue in the central valley and snow showers in the sierra nevada through midday tomorrow. well, the bay area dries back out really swiftly by your morning commute there will be some wet conditions on roadways as you venture out on to them tomorrow for your commute to work. after this quarter to even a half an inch of rainfall for some spots across the bay so solid rainfall for the a short amount of time that we're going to be receiving it as for today's daytime highs 50's and 60's daly city at 61 algun ottoman tara pacific at 58 degrees. while burlingame at 62 some more 60's for you on the peninsula from foster city to m

outlook, but we can see those scattered showers starting to make its way into your rica and then you kyra but for us here in the bay area. let's track this storm hour by hour because it is going to be in early morning storm first arriving for those of you in the north bay with a light rain by around 3 o'clock for your sunday morning heavier downpours shortly before sunrise at 5 o'clock for your sunday morning for us in the bay area specifically downtown san francisco we're going to start to notice those light bands of rain arriving then and then heavier downpours along the coast by around 7 o'clock sunday, and it's going to peak for most of the coastal areas between 7 to 9 o'clock until it starts to shift south and east for the east bay valleys and those of you in the south bay by around 11 to 1 o'clock for your sunday afternoon until we dry out still tracking scattered showers though. later sunday afternoon through sunday night so keep that umbrella handy but we're going to get impressive rain totals in fact we're going to get an additional quarter of an inch to upwards of half an inch o

country is in the grip of the 2nd wave of 90. 9 for us in islamabad with all the latest thanks so much kyra. well germany is imposing stricter coronavirus lockdown measures that will last well until the middle of january chancellor angela merkel says they're necessary to reduce the surge in cases there and my stores and schools will be closed and social contacts will be further limited germany has confirmed more than $20000.00 cases on sunday the normally. we will be closing the shops from once the 16th of december and will only keep open those that sell essential d.d. products we will also take care not to extend the sale of non-food products in the shops that remain open and the steel fireworks will be prohibited before new year's eve for more than half of the 70 countries involved in the u.n. climate talks have unveiled additional goals for 2030 but organizers say it's still not enough to stop dangerous global warming the century where china for instance has pledged to speed up the expansion of wind and solar power the u.k. has announced it will no longer fund oversees fossil fuel projec

let me tell you about our friend kyra here, is a nurturing and inconsistency it will be 10-year-old who and climate change. let's talk to some of our kid fans out there. some of our young audience members and start with izzy bee joining us from australia with a couple of friends from her moment's wildlife rescue society. >> this is -- >> you and your family, you foster orphan koala joeys. what dow think of her mission? >> i think kira is so awesome and she's going to be such ang an inspiration to all of the younger kids to get out there and rescue animals and do good things for the planet. >> next, let's check in with two young climate activists, sisters ember and azalea. what's the most exciting thing about kira for the two of you? >> i'm really excited about her because she's a lot like us and she's helping kangaroos and koakoal ash koala bears and we're trying to help polar bears because we created kids care for koala bears and how it's affecting polar bears. we biked from new hampshire to new york city to raise money for 100% clean energy for schools and i think that this doll will

close allies a victory against armenia and the conflict over the disputed charge of new government kyra back ankara had backed by john during 6 weeks of fighting which last. now the number of reported u.s. coronavirus deaths has gone past 3000 in one day for the 1st time johns hopkins university says 3071 people died on wednesday exceeding the number of people killed on september the 11th the world's single worst terrorist attack almost 290000 people are known to have died in the united states since the pandemic began while japan has recorded 2810 new corona virus infections on thursday the highest number of daily cases so far in tokyo is the hardest hit part of the country it's governor is requesting close early and people have been urged to avoid nonessential outings japan is experiencing a 3rd wave of the pandemic the government says it will buy 10 and a half 1000 deep freezers to store vaccines is preparing for 290000000 doses from pfizer and astra zeneca what is the global rush to get hold of emerging vaccines intensifies there is mounting concern that low income countries will be

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