went to alaska -- maddie.o alaska is this region of the world is really our canary in the coal mine when it comes to climate change. you know, the arctic is warming at more than twice the global average rate and this is having real impacts on the lives of people in alaska across the arctic today. this is not something for 50 yea rs today. this is not something for 50 years from now, this is something they are very profoundly experiencing the impacts of in their daily lives. it's affecting the abilities of indigenous communities to hunt for traditional foods, abilities of indigenous communities to hunt for traditionalfoods, to trek out on the sea ice as they used to in order to hunt and fish. it's impacting the very ground that their infrastructure... you know, their roads and homes are built on, as the permafrost thaws with these rising temperatures. it is impacting their ability to hunt foods on land and it is changing the migration patterns of animals they depend on. these communities on the front lines in a

so maddie, that was you just speaking now.the carnival glory, the ship that hit yours, and they were shaking and screaming. what did they say? >> yeah. a lot of the screaming was coming from actually the carnival -- i'm sorry -- the royal caribbean cruise that was to the right of us as you can see in the video. i think they tried to kind of steer out of the way of us. the glory did and went right towards the royal caribbean. and that was the screams of them thinking that their ship was about to get hit, which luckily they just nearly missed it. but when we talked to the carnival glory passengers, we actually talked to people who were in the dining room, which was what was hit. the bow of our ship went straight through the dining room. they said it was mass chaos. and even some of the workers in the dining room were running, you know, over people trying to get out because they -- no one has seen anything like this happen before. >> so, mckenna, you saw the back end of that ship. it was crushed. were you worried that more people

but the other side is maddi. one gun not off the streets will kill somebody and can destroy everybody. let's save as many lives as we can. one bad, one sound. thank you, brother. [applause] >> i went through a lot of struggles in my life, and i am blessed to be part of this. i am familiar with what people are going through to relate and empathy and compassion to their struggle so they can see i came out of the struggle, it gives them hope to come up and do something positive. ♪ ♪ i am a community ambassador. we work a lot with homeless, visitors, a lot of people in the area. >> what i like doing is posting up at hotspots to let people see visibility. they ask you questions, ask you directions, they might have a question about what services are available. checking in, you guys. >> wellness check. we walk by to see any individual, you know may be sitting on the sidewalk, we make sure they are okay, alive. you never know. somebody might walk by and they are laying there for hours. you never know if they are alive. w

but the other side is maddi. one gun not off the streets will kill somebody and can destroy everybody. let's save as many lives as we can. one bad, one sound. thank you, brother. [applause] is -- >> our united states constitution requires every ten years that america counts every human being in the united states, which is incredibly important for many reasons. it's important for preliminary representation because if -- political representation because if we under count california, we get less representatives in congress. it's important for san francisco because if we don't have all of the people in our city, if we don't have all of the folks in california, california and san francisco stand to lose billions of dollars in funding. >> it's really important to the city of san francisco that the federal government gets the count right, so we've created count sf to motivate all -- sf count to motivate all citizens to participate in the census. >> for the immigrant community, a lot of people aren't sure whether they sh

but the other side is maddi. one gun not off the streets will kill somebody and can destroy everybody. let's save as many lives as we can. one bad, one sound. thank you, brother. [applause] >> mayor breed: thank you for being here. i am london breed, mayor of san francisco. i am excited about this incredible opportunity to open up a 200 bed navigation center in san francisco. we all know what the statistics say. we have a real problem around homelessness, and the fact is last year we helped 2146 people exit homelessness. since we have opened navigation centers in san francisco, they have helped over 5,000 people. despite what we know the challenges are, the fact is i am grateful and proud of so many of the incredible people behind me today. the people who workday in and day out to help make these navigation centers a reality, but more importantly to help the people that we know are struggling on the streets exit homelessness. we have seven navigation centers in san francisco with a few more on the way. i am reall

ok ok how much where and jazz that project began but michael maddie thank you. thank you so much. it's not only does the hell's own that's affected by climate change this is the famous victory all falls bordering zambia and zimbabwe this is solid nobody looks like now though much less what is the cliffs of the region's biggest tourist attraction the false normally snow in summer but experts and locals say the west drought in the century in the region has caused an unprecedented decline in water levels. with a pretty dry. normal for every season to be dry today but it's the season has started as if he has joined so this is one of the longest races in. the tory affords. well that's it for now from the new south africa you can catch all our stories on our website on facebook page we leave you with some visuals of the current state of the victory good bye and have a great weekend. 250 years of. major and averse. our host look at stake travels to be on a hill if tearful over 3 decades and wrote his masterpieces and then discovers crops that find history. of a lot of questions that need

maddie was how slow to be on as other cities on the list fort lauderdale which has seen the largest housingvegas housing prices rose about 14% each year over that 10 year period that salaries crash at an annual rate of 2.4% and while the san francisco, real estate market has gone up that may be why the total population in ca ifornia has not gone up over the last year. >>the population here has stalled at 39.9 million people was expensive housing prices and other factors convincing more and more people to leave california for other parts of the country. california did add more than a 180,000 people for the 12 months that ended july first but more people actually left the state resulting in a net migration loss of 39,500 people. everybody says tinseltown magic can make almost anything happen. but what about snow in los angeles when star singer is making children's dreams come true for the holidays plus an actress is honored on her work on the big screen. daniel david daniel has more in this hollywood minute. >>the kids at a los angeles boys and girls club got a holiday surprise from katy perr

going to be competing this hour and discussing the resignation of the prime minister either not that maddie but as of now we have still not heard if that is actually going to be taking place now oftentimes that the past he makes the weeks when parliament is announced it is going to be meeting oftentimes the sessions have either been delayed or canceled for various reasons or items that are supposed to be on the agenda find them find their way off of the agenda so to be quite honest it's really it's it's it's not a surprise if parliament meeting is delayed but we'll just have to wait and see what exactly happens going forward now if parliament does meet and if as expected they vote on whether they will accept the prime minister's resignation well if they do then that would mean as we understand it that the prime minister will head up a caretaker government for 30 days after that point it's unclear if the parliament were to meet and vote and not accept the prime minister's resignation. well that puts everything in uncharted territory but quite frankly we are already in uncharted territory her

.>> get it, i think was maddie there. his time with the 49ers began as a ballboy way back in the 90s. around his dad and the teams prolific west coast offense inspired his playcalling today.>> i wasn't really thinking much about players, i was trying to dress like dion and leo my close out before the game just like emma jerry ward. i was trying to figure out what they were wearing things like that. trying to be a player at that time. >> those gold chains. i remember them well. the raiders will try to and their four-game losing streak on sunday. technically, oakland still has a chance to make the playoffs.>> what are my chances? >> not good. >> you say that again. here's what the raiders need to happen to make the playoffs. they need to win both the remaining games and the colts do the same. cleveland goes 1-1, and the steelers and titans both lose their final two games.>> so you're telling me there's a chance.>> yeah. sunday could also be the raiders final game against philip rivers in a chargers uniform. the 38-year-old

join me maddi up front as i put the front questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. ruins that speak of which history and into one's waned from this part that's more than 600 years ago this is the old town of change of the door to the secret value of the past and to the century of much of the true ancient traditions are still being in braced here today that may change less than 2 kilometers away bulldozers are never leaving the ground for a controversial new airport that's expected to shuttle millions of tourists to historic sites the airport shouldn't be the sacred following she sure has culture and traditions for thailand's but the big powers want it because it's the door to much of a debate on some kind of who is poor is divided. i would be in favor of an airport if more people come and make business with us but only if it will preserve our environment and our ruins something far worse like it look east they believe their lives may change it will bring development to our community and country. this is al jazeera. this i

how worried are you that the conditions are still right for another i think they are right join me maddi house and as i put it up from questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. i'll just. hours in the morning with 3. yes. i'd. tell you. this i never like. how they're doing with donald here in doha with our current top stories on. 50 student groups in new delhi a manci against a controversial citizenship law the groups are also calling for a national poll tested a across india polling say the new all discriminates against muslims and violates the secular constitution at least 25 people have been killed during protests and the legislation was passed nearly 2 weeks ago elizabeth parliament is at the protest in new delhi in the summer writing hundreds of people are marching down the tone new delhi to a place called john that global god.

al-jazeera we begin with breaking news from iraq palm meant has accepted the resignation of prime minister maddy as he formally put in his papers on saturday it's done little though to calm protesters who are demanding a total overhaul of the political system more than $400.00 people have died in the violence since protests began in early october how much june is live for us in baghdad so mohammed the parliament has approved the print of the prime minister's resignation what happens next. or how is it as of now parliament has accepted the resignation that means that either the aftermath of the is officially resign.

but we had a breakthrough fairly recently and thanks to the work of another phenomenal genealogist, maddie mccoy from thevirginia slavery inventory database, we were able to discover my great-great-great-grandfathe r simon fairfax who was enslaved in fairfax county and received his manumission in circuit court. i think that's extraordinary enough. there's a lot i could say about this and if you want to learn more the washington post has covered this story quite extensively, some other outlets, but the reason that these media outlets were interested in this story is because our discovery came literally 48 hours before i called up my youngest brother, was sworn in as lieutenant governor of the commonwealth of virginia and my father and maddie came up with this document 48 hours before the swearing in and i mentioned being in the green room right before we walked out to the steps of the capitol to witness him be sworn in and my father handed him a copy of the document. he did not know what it was. he had been obviously consumed by the events leading up to the swearing-in and my father said ju

how worried are you that the conditions are still right for another i think they are right join me maddi house and as i put up from questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. welcome back i want you all to 0 with reminder of our top stories the u.n. is warning of devastating consequences for civilians in syria's province nearly 250000 people have fled after 2 weeks of heavy bombardment by russian and syrian government forces. also the un general assembly has approved a resolution condemning human rights abuses against rohingya muslims and other minorities and meanwhile the mars' also facing a charge of genocide at the international court of justice. in libya one civilian has been killed and several injured in fighting south of the capital tripoli libya's internationally recognized government says it's pushed all of 24 have just forces away from the airport. the u.n. special envoy to yemen has arrived in yemen's capital sanaa for his 2nd visit in 10 days martin griffiths is meeting the who the rebels to push for peace ta

join me maddi up as i put the upfront questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. and. you can. see. why it took the markets here mohammed served as malaysia's prime minister for 20 years from 1901 to 2003 but the 94 year old veteran politician return to politics a few years back to oppose the political force he was once paul told the sun national coalition which should move malaysia since its independence from britain in 1970. during mohammad's 1st 10 years malaysia's prime minister the country experienced a period of reputable nice asian economic growth for the country's top us population millions of muslims hindus buddhists and christians living side by side . his life achievements were recognised the opening session of the home 429000. during his acceptance speech he did not hold back from expressing his views on the modern world.

iraq's reality is that but he has to face the agents of iran in the iraqi parliament he added i did maddy's just a figurehead of the ethnic sectarian quota the people did not protest against saddam or others i didn't personally either put protesting against the entire system which includes the parliament itself which includes 2 does appear to rewrite the constitution that is covering up for the ethnic sectarian quota that is covering up for the political parties that are not focusing on how to rebuild destroyed country from the invasion before kissing and how to push the agendas and their interests whether they be economically or politically of those external factors as we just mentioned are there any names. that could be put forward that would be accepted by the protesters the because let me just put this to you we know that sources close to the shiite cleric what the southern of the person that's on facebook 3 names to me is the current head of the iraqi national intelligence service and there's a retired judge at a hammerlock in the end and who isn't sort of seen as an independent libera

they are both bodies servants but the father of maddie but this is how people go about that vested interest to push their narrative this is the way you do it. these are public spaces now i should just add to this ultimately that black confederate narrative has been unsuccessful it appeared in a fourth grade textbook i could even tell you to read the book across the river there are harvard scholars that are followed for this and it hasn't helped. that actually hurt things because more the people are happy to cite a harvard scholars. but wherever it has appeared in the mainstream place ultimately it was removed so it lives on the internet along with other crazy ideas that never became mainstream and that was the goal. the goal was to preserve the lost cause of the emancipation this narrative of the civil war. that was for the sesquicentennial of there was any black soldiers between 2011 and 2015 that is an important development. this will be with us for some time that will never become mainstream. >> and then talk about i would think the lack of soldiers would be pretty powerful so that and w

the iraqi parliament has approved prime minister adl abdul maddie's resignation it comes after weeks of protests across the country demanding that he step aside he will stay on to lead a caretaker government but attention now turns to who replaces him simona fulton reports from baghdad. after only 13 months in office iraq's embattled prime minister addle of the mahdi has officially stepped down yet his succession is mired in uncertainty according to the constitution the president is supposed to take up the office of the prime minister until a replacement is chosen but instead of the mahdi is staying on as part of a caretaker government. the largest bloc in parliament led by shiite cleric mokhtar the outsider must now nominate a replacement within 15 days it's a murky and often lengthy process that requires consent from shia sunni and kurdish parties as well as regional and global power brokers 7. more than ever the choice would have to be accepted on the streets it's a daunting task for political parties put themselves face the wrath of the protesters the heart of course our own home

how worried are you that the conditions are still right for another i think they are right join me maddi house as i put up from questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. the breaking news this hour on al-jazeera comes from lebanon where the president has postponed the process to take a new prime minister has put off until thursday after another night of violence security forces fired tear gas and rubber bullets at people protesting outside the parliament the other headlines the committee to protect journalists is accusing china of preventing journalists in hong kong and taiwan from reporting freely in groups are accused of pressuring firms to stop targeting with outlets that are critical of china and at least 4 people were killed in sunday's powerful earthquake in the southern philippines rescuers still searching for survivors after the magnitude $6.00 quake hit the island of mindanao. india's supreme court studio here petitions challenging a controversial new citizenship law on wednesday was anger over the legislation

. >> maddie, after this happened all the passengers were advised to enjoy the day. were you actually able to do that? >> yeah. once we got off and there was the initial shock of the ambulance coming through, and they pulled the boat right next to us, so we were able to see up close all the metal and glass still coming off the ship. once we kind of got past that we like i said it's our family vacation, so we went and had fun. we have a little 1 1/2-year-old niece sophy who came with us and we wanted to make sure she still enjoyed her day, so we took her out. in our family when we have tough or hard things we always like to do it with humor, so when we get home we said we're going to make t-shirts that said we survived the shipwreck of 2019. >> well, at the end of 2019. >> yeah. >> one of you said you've been on a lot of cruises, and i'm not sure if both of you have been, but would you do it again after this? >> yeah, this is my seventh cruise and i actually have my honeymoon booked in march to go on another cruise. so whether or not i want to, which i still will, i a

we begin with breaking news from iraq the parliament has accepted the resignation of prime minister maddy as he formally put in his papers on saturday it's done little though to calm protesters who are demanding a total overhaul of the political system more than $400.00 people have died in the violence since protests began in early october how much june is live for us in baghdad so mohammed the parliament has approved the pride of the prime minister's resignation what happens next. well how is it as of now parliament has accepted the resignation that means that god. is officially resigned as the prime minister and that his cabinet is also resigned. and he is basically now going to be head of a caretaker government with that same cabinet for at least 30 days what happens next is that now the parliament has asked the country's president by him to choose a successor the next prime minister. typically we're told that that process should take 15 days but that if it takes longer than not some of them out of time for a new prime minister. 30 days of course this is it off and parliamentary proced

. >> and i'm maddy these your headlines at this hour. >> the stock 600 opens in the red despite a surgen chinese stocks while the nikkei ends lower on its last trading day of 2019 but still up 18% for the year. >>> fraudulent activity thailand plant taking the shine off shares with the eye ware maker expecting a negative impact to be recorded in its 2019 results. >>> tesla starts deliveries of its china-made model 3 just a year after they broke ground >>> teheran condemns what it calls terrorist attacks on iran-allied militia. >> we continue to demand the islamic republic iran act consistent in a wi i laid back in may 2018 for what it is we expect iran to do so it can rejoin the community of nations. ♪ >>> so let's take a look at the european markets now that they had a bit of time to warm up, although warming up is the opposite of what's going on here because they are cooling down. nikkei down 2% ftse mib in italy down and germany down by 4.5% it's been a very good year for all of these markets year to date let's take a look at how the overnight action was while we were all fast c mark

they couldn't make it to times square but they join us live from pennsylvania with their humans, maddieong ago. how are they doing today? >> they're loving it. they're having a great time. and just excited to be on the show with you guys. >> waffles is very -- looks very perplexed and hemingway as usual is trying to steal the show. hemingway the goose. guys, truly an incredible odd couple. we love their story and love that you rescued them and if waffles could give a speech just a quickie, what would he say right now? >> waffles would say, thank you so much to all the people of the world who opened their hearts and rescue animals and we adopted them and they've adopted us. >> i'm very sorry. you are being played off. >> we appreciate it. congratulations, waffles and hemingway. nation, you two? we'll send these to you, i promise. >> and before we get to our grand finale, the "gma" pet of the year award i want to highlight a special honor awarded at our lifetime achievement ceremony earlier in the week, the quackpot of the year award was bestowed on none other than quackers the duck. >> s

able to wrestle away a purse from a female victim in a walmart parking lot in fremont force as it maddie and talk with some other shoppers today they have mixed views about how that victim handled this violent incident. >>shoved to the ground and dragged across the parking lot here at this wal-mart store in freeman that is what police say happened to a female victim was the target of a violent purse snatching that happened here said day investigators say the incident happened after the 2 men pushed the woman down and struggled with her as she desperately clutching onto our go. >>was i don't wanna i don't always my life, the fact that the woman struggled with the 2 purse snatchers refusing to let go of her purse is drawing mixed reaction from some lot of our customers not smart but it's it's a there's a reaction it's a normal reaction, you know save your own step. it depends on the situation i probably would have done the same thing that she had only because i >>i'm not your average lady that's kind of frail and you know that he has that stereotype and i will fight back other customers sa

. >> and i'm maddy these your headlines at this hour. >> the stock 600 opens in the red despite a surgeding day of 2019 but still up 18% for the year. >>> fraudulent activity thailand plant taking the shine off shares with the eye ware maker expecting a negative impact to be recorded in its 201

>>that mass chaos sounds about right maddy mccann a say they are able to enjoy the rest of their day. and a half year old with them. they're planning not to make t shirts that say we survived the shipwreck of 2019 it's wild been down the cause and now they're very possibly been on the ship it was several years ago, he took one of these carnival cruise lines. >>but to see something like this happened just glad that the injuries for we're limited to the people love with god if you are on the ship and that the pens were was if you're on the other side of think you're ok but while that's i mean the close-up shot is intense, i know you i know you have done. taking a video. so this a draw last ability all right, here's what's coming up tonight once american is saving the day spotting and then stopping a porch pirate. >>and the san francisco 49 ers in action tonight, it came >>welcome back to kron 4 news at a big question out there tonight rusty what would you do. if you saw someone stealing your neighbor's packages like this you saw it live. >>do with that did take a video. you could handle

political leaders failed to choose a new prime minister mass demonstrations force either lobbed in maddy's to step down last month. has more from baghdad's. the highest religious authority the grand ayatollah ali sistani him self issued a statement saying that the country must go to early elections in order to avoid chaos and uncertainty that is looming here this is all because the president has not been able to come up with a nominee for a replacement for the prime minister's post since he resigned on december the 1st that's because the constitution is not very clear about what needs to happen for the replacement to be nominated there is a constitutional crisis going on right now in this country and that's because the parliament has not been able to come up with a nominee for the position of the prime minister any names that have been floated around over the past 1516 days have all been rejected by the protesters on the streets they say that they want a change to the whole entire electoral system and of course that's not something that is likely to happen overnight and this call by the gr

and my father and maddy, you know, came up with this document 48 hours before the swearing in. i remember being in the green room right before we walked out to the steps of the capitol to witness him be sworn in and my father handed him a copy of the document. i knew what it was. he did not know. he had been consumed by the events leading up to the swearing of swear i ing-in. my father said, put it in your breast pocket. don't ask questions. when you take the oath, i want you to have that. he did it. he took the oath of office a frigid morning in richmond. and he was sworn in as only the second african-american statewide elected official since reconstruction with his great, great grandfather's manumition in his breast pocket. so, perseverance, indeed. >> this has been wonderful. now, do you have questions for us? >> i know you're familiar with this -- >> one second. we'll pass this. >>. >> thank you. >> i've been reminded i need to say my name. i'm professor meritus of cornel university. and i know, evelyn, that you know this, but dubois when he talked about the problem in the

how worried are you that the conditions are still like for another i think they are right join me maddi house and as i put it up from questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. peter toby and other top stories from al-jazeera the u.s. house democrats are pushing formal impeachment charges against president donald trump setting the stage for a vote before christmas at a senate trial in january. i democracy is what is that stake the president leaves us no choice but to act because he is trying to corrupt once again the election for his own benefit the president has engaged in abuse of power undermining our national security and jeopardizing the integrity of our elections his actions are in defiance of the vision of our founders and the oath of office that he takes to preserve protect and defend the constitution of the united states indian police have shot dead 4 men suspected of raping and killing a woman in hyderabad in a case that's reignited nationwide protests over attacks on women they were taken to the crime scene

maddy scott was here. her son shot to death 23 years ago. scott had to tell her grandson on his birthday his father died. >> the scream i heard on the phone. i don't want anybody have to hear i the scream i heard. >> sheila burton was here. her son killed 14 years ago time has not eased the pain. >> as a mother having to deal with christmas time, he is not there. his birthday. he is not there. >> reporter: by the way, the santa clara county gun buyback program will be this saturday also at the gilroy corporation yard. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> and several other buybacks are held cross the bay area this we can. the buyback at united san francisco. you can bet 100 for a hounding or 200 for a automatic weapon. a and holding a guy are buyback at the corporation cord. in vallejo the buyback upon the solano the county fair grounds. pan 1,000 skywayed road in sand carlos. >>> here is something else pretty nice to show you. abc 7 and disney provided a helping hand for in holiday season. abc 7 news was in santa rosa where reporter wayne friedman prese

let's talk now to maddy thimont—jack, from the institute for government. good morning to you, good afternoonabout the timetable, as chris was saying, friday, we get their withdrawal agreement coming not for the first time in front of this parliament. what happens then? today the government has said they were given notice to present the bill so we should see the text of the bill this afternoon. tomorrow, we are expecting a second reading. that is the first chance for boris johnson to show that the election result means there is a clear majority in parliament and they will be able to get the bill through. after that point, we will see the timetable to get it through, so we will expect the commons to look at it in the first week of january to go the commons to look at it in the first week ofjanuary to go through those stages and then it will go over to the lords. i don't see a problem in terms of getting the bill through before the end of january. one of the things that is interesting is how much the bill is changed compared to what we saw in october because now he has a big majority, he hasn't

maddy scott was here, of an activist against gun violence her son shot to death 23 years ago. scott to had to teller grandson on his birthday that his father died. >> the scream i heard on the phone, i don't want anybody ever to have to hear the scream i heard on the phone. >> sheila burton was here. her son killed 14 years ago. time has not eased the pain. >> as a mother having to deal with christmas time, he is not there. birthday he is not arthro. >> by the way, the santa clarp county gun buyback will be this saturday at the gilroy corporation yard. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> several other gun buybacks held cross-the bay area this weekend as well. the buyback at united playa attention in san francisco is from 8:00 until no one. $100 for a hong hukd handgun or $200 for a semiautomatic weapon no questions squd. as vick mentioned saept collar county holding one at the gilroy corporation yard. and solano county fair grounds. appear 1,000 skyway road in sand carlos. >>> all right, abc 7 and disney provided a helping hand for the holiday season. >> a check for $15,000. >> abc 7 new

how worried are you that the conditions are still like for another i think they are right join me maddyhuff and as i put it up from questions to my special guest and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. whole impeachment thing is a hoax. us president on old coals is impending impeachment by house democrats unconstitutional and a declaration of war on american democracy. hello i'm maryam namazie in london with al jazeera also coming up on the program. the united nations calls on the international actors involved in the ongoing fighting in libya to find a peaceful and political solution to end the fighting.

how worried are you that the conditions are still like for another i think they are right join me maddi house and i put up from questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. when the news breaks. when people need to be heard. and the story needs to be told. 145000 prisoners under its care with exclusive interviews. and in-depth reports are you going out of the project come out use iraq as teams on the ground what's the story through right here to bring you mean relieved we need documentaries and live news. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera a quick reminder of our top stories this hour the u.s. has did issue a committee has voted to finalize articles of impeachment against president donald trump chums accused of withholding aid to ukraine to pressure it into investigating his political rival told by. thousands of people protesting across algeria after abdul majeed tbone was declared the winner of thursday's presidential election then was a former minister of the government of abdullah sees beautifully. the u.k. prime

maddy scott was here. an activist against gun violence. her son shot to death 23 years ago. scott had to hell her grandson on the birthday that his father died. >> the scream i heard on the phone. i don't want anybody have to hear that scream i heard. >> sheila burton was here. her son killed 14 years ago. time has not eased the pain. >> as a mother having to deal with christmas time, he is not there. his birthday. he is not there. >> and by the way, the santa clara county gun buy back will be this city at the gilroy corporation yard. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> and several other gun buybacks held across the bay area this we could. the buy back at united playa in san francisco is from 8:00 until noon. you can get $100 for a handgun or $200 for a semiautomatic weapon, no questions asked. as vick mentioned santa clara county holding a by back at gilroy corporation regard. there is one solano county fair grounds and 1,000 skyway road in sand carlos. >>> in the north by, a ribbon cutting ceremony will be held at 10:30 this morning for a new smart station in downtown novato. yesterd

how worried are you that the conditions are still like for another i think they are right join me maddi hobson as i put it up from questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. following on the top stories on the al-jazeera news hour india's new citizenship law is provoking more protests thousands in the capital delhi and other cities are condemning the legislation is being anti muslim. were shot and killed and hundreds detained by police on thursday. iraq's leading muslim cleric says a media lections and a new government are the only way out of the current crisis of anti-government protests show no sign of ending as political leaders fail to agree on a candidate to become prime minister. britain's new parliament are due to vote on prime minister boris johnson's abraxane bill which will mean leaving the european union at the end of next month. the man chosen to be lebanon's prime minister says he will work on forming a government within 6 weeks to help pull the country out of a deepening economic and political crisis has

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how worried are you that the conditions are still right for another i think they are right join me maddi house and as i put it up from questions to my special guest and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. i don't undermine the top stories here. and he's one person has been killed and several others wounded in a shooting outside the headquarters of russia's security service in moscow the attacker has been killed. libya's internationally recognized government has approved a military cooperation deal with turkey it's expected to help propel an attack on tripoli i want haifa have to. university professor has sandia has been named as lebanon's next prime minister he will enter office faced with an economic crisis and nationwide protests. the top republican in the u.s. senate has described the impeachment of president donald trump as toxic this off to house speaker nancy pelosi says you're not send the case to the senate until she's convinced the trial will be fair she returns the reports from washington d.c. article one is adopted. by senate majority l

number one candidate obviously i would love to 3rd of the next you know 3 years term of our job to maddie to rebuild the iraqi economy and get it on the right track and then whoever the next government comes in can continue with the continued economic growth what this is highlighted though isn't it is that you have this fundamental problem in the country is that you have the biggest block here the block recommending rejected by the president rejected by the protesters but this goes to exactly the thing the protesters have been on the streets about not is the sectarian nature of the politics in iraq. well this is not a secular sectarian think actually the bloc bloc in parliament does include sunni members of parliament and their opposition also includes sunni and shia members today the lines are not crossed between sin are not between sunnis and shia there are people who actually you know belong to the fatter who have closer ties with iran who are versus the other group who have less closer ties to iran. it's not on secular lines as i would say and sectarian lines i meant both parties both

how worried are you that the conditions are still right for another i think they are right join me maddihouse and as i put it up from questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. when the news breaks. when people need to be hired. and the story needs to be told. 145000 prisoners under its care with exclusive interviews. and in-depth reports that month and i don't think the protect themselves al-jazeera has teams on the ground that's the story the thing right here to bring you more rewards we need documentaries and life means. welcome back time for this board has far. thanks so much anthony josh was heading into his fight against andy ruiz jr the lightest he's ever been for a world title bout the boxers are getting ready for a rematch in saudi arabia on saturday in the 1st world heavyweight title fight to take place in the middle east of britain weighed in at just under 108 kilograms that's more than 20 kilos lighter than his mexican opponent ruiz pulled off one of the biggest upsets of all time in june he stopped the then

him to power after toppling the democratically elected government of prime minister saad the girl maddy is also charged with inciting and participating in the killing of protesters during the uprising that started a year ago and which more than $200.00 people have been killed so lots of charges and those verdicts those hearings those trials in those 2 cases will be they want to determine how people in the streets continue to react right now there is cautious this industry fact that the fellow soldiers are on army headquarters after issuing statements that people should not approach the army has focused not just in the capital for them but various other states as well so people are being cautious and do waiting to see what comes next after this verdict they want to see if he will be tried for the other crimes as well such as incites weekly reports as he as well as the western region of darfur is a work crimes and crimes against humanity and the cylinder engines of the most. have been morgan there on the streets of khartoum for us thank you very much deborah well as he was just saying sat

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>> maddie, you've been waiting patiently. do you want to weigh in?appening around the table is not the debate happening in the democratic primary. what's happening when you talk about wealth taxes is a conversation about what kind of government we think we should have the fact of the matter is when you come to socialism and capitalism, the kato poll, young people think favorably about socialism the same way they think favorably about capitalism what's not surprising is young people are in favor of taxing people who they don't think are them there's this other effect that we always see in the polls when it comes to taxing people. even bernie sanders, wanted to tax millionaires before he bill a millionaire. now his wealth tax kicks in at 32 million there's a reason for that. it's because there's always support when you think someone else is the one paying the bill. the conversation about entrepreneurship is particularly instructive here americans now, particularly young americans who make up the largest part of the american work force are people who ca

we can chat now to maddy thimontjack, senior researcher on the institute for governments brexit team,is morning. thank you forjoining us. they have not got long to debate that and we're actually have any impact on what the government wants to do? what they are debating is the legislation that will implement the withdrawal agreement into domestic law and once that bill has become law, the government can ratify the agreement and the uk can leave the eu. we have seen from that debate, a lot has been about the future relationship with the eu that is what are discussing right now. and thatis what are discussing right now. and that is still to come, that negotiation, but in terms of the debate this morning and the vote today, now borisjohnson has his majority in parliament, we can assume it will pass and the bill will go through and mps will then vote on the timetable for the rest of the legislative passage of the legislation and expect that to go through again. there are no obstacles through again. there are no o bsta cles in through again. there are no obstacles in the government's way in

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joining us now to discuss is national taxpayer fellow maddy. >> good morning good morning. going to be. broad based taxes needed to pay for this plan. i will give elizabeth warren credit. she has given the most details on how she would pay for this huge takeover of healthcare. that means 15 trillion with a t dollars in more taxes. and those are taxes that are not just going to hit the wealthy. you know, one of the reasons this tax increase is going to hit people in red states is that the tax on employers. so, we know that a tax on employers is actually a tax on wages and that means low income workers actually bear the brunt of this kind of taxation more than even a higher income worker. so if you look at a state where job creation is fairly robust, there's a lot of opportunity for brunership, those are the states that are going to feel the burden of this new tax. every new employee for a business is going to be a big tax liability for that business less hiring and activity as a result. rachel: another feature of the plan she seems to be focusing on inequality. >> yep. rache