but many of the allegations in this report will be extremely confronting to many people, including the families of alleged victims in afghanistan. some of them include june, u.s. soldiers being encouraged to execute prisoners just to get what they call their 1st kill. and it also includes weapons being planted on bodies to conceal some of this alleged criminal activity. so from here, because this was just an administrative process, a special investigator will be appointed to gather evidence to try and work out which cases can be brought to the label. system and the chief of defense force in australia. angus campbell has said that he wants any of these problems to be dealt with domestically in stride. and given the gravity of these findings, i say scott morrison, the government of been trying to get out in front of this report being released today. yes, this will come as no surprise to shocking indeed, but we have had stories coming out over the past few years about these allegations . and it should be noted that many of these stories have, have actually come from soldiers with the in t

years, stephen, many yea rs, for many years, stephen, many years, almost 17 years, the world and manyezuela did not talk about the case of our country as a cruel dictatorship. many people saw venezuela as a democracy, asa saw venezuela as a democracy, as a failing democracy, as a different democracy, but it was not until 2014 when it was clear to us and to the world that venezuela was no longer a democracy, so it's not easy, it is not easy to bring about change in north korea, it is not easy to bring about change in cuba, it is not easy to bring about change in nicaragua and not easy to bring about change in venezuela and the reason is it is a dictatorship, a cruel dictatorship that has been identified as being responsible for crimes against humanity either un and many other reasons that make venezuela a strong dictatorship against the people of venezuela. of course, nicolas maduro and his regime deny many of the allegations that you lay at his door but you say there is no doubt from independent reporting, from a host of different human rights and other groups, that there is a repress

, many years. now, these are all the people who, who are going to be doing foreign policy and national security. i think what sanders and the progress of the party care much more about are the people who are generating our economic and, and financial think so it remains to be seen who biden's going to who by is going to pick. although it looks a surge and you know, and it's going to be the treasury secretary probably have the federal reserve and i think that is not something that will make a progressive wing very happy. you know, that's true. we did see the dell go over 30000 points today on news of yellen being the nominee. who would you, or who would be a good choice in your opinion, to send a signal to trump, voters that president elect biden is thinking of them too. well, i think that, you know, they have everything he said during the campaign other, i don't think many, many troops of course, were listening at the point at that point. and certainly president sharpen his own campaign. was sort o

so there's so many issues. i can't name them all and i don't know them all, but there are plenty you come back to the question. who's going to be at the front of the long? yeah. what's being suggested now by the ethic committee, you know, and the she call in germany at least, is that it's going to be the persons who have the highest risk of developing a severe disease. and it's the ones who take care of them. and then the ones who sustain our normal lives of fire workers, police officers, teachers, and those kind of people. so it's going to be like a risk assessment. and after that, a distribution. this all sounds very good in russia. or in the point of the form, a view of the question is the bottom line here is that it's a question about, you know, who's going to be saved. it is emotional, you mean that internationally or both national and international. it's because at 1st it's going to be the attempt to just save the ones who have the highest risk . that's going to be like a matrix where you see the differen

many so obviously as well. and diego, similar the has many destructors, but i think to tell it well and the fact that he was, or it was all him bracing what actually be a strong will there you see, john, thank you so much for sharing your experiences with donna john smith, former agent, diego clubs across europe, paid tribute today at diego maradona at the start of their champions league fixture, liaison with all the players observe the minute silence before the kickoff of all i group stage matches on wednesday night pictures of marathon i would displayed on giant screens around the stadiums carried on, i enjoyed much of his success in europe. 1st wave boss alona and then with napoli way, he won the way for a cup in 1909. i played in madrid's argentinian coach, diego simeone who played with mary donna and sylvia said the lead the tributes from the coaches. let's turn out to some other stories making headlines this hour. a powerful powerful cyclon has lashed southern india with heavy rains and strong winds. the

been cast, how many have been counted, and how many are remaining. person a tap for in present reporting broken down by county. it will tell you how many precincts are in each county, how many are reported. there's a provisional ballot, but you will not see those numbers yet. okay. thank you. >> what lancaster county is saying is that if they count anything you are authorizing to segregate, they will not be able to go back and remove those counts. what is your response to that? >> it is not accurate. we sent any melt to the counties yesterday. i think i said this yesterday. we spoke to all of the vendors. it is absolutely feasible. and not even challenging. there are different ways to do it. you can use different machines. you can use different memory sticks. you can absolutely segregate. that is not going to be a problem. theave sent e-mail's to counties giving them to talk directly to their vendors. reporter: what if they do not comply? >> we will cross that bridge when we get there. i expect them all to comply. ok. thank you. announcer: still wait

so as many people as possible as many expertises, so we have standing. so that's the vaccination committee. that leaves usually have . they came together then the scientific organization, the apology now, and we had the german ethics county council. several people from all organizations came together and freely and discussed what would be the best approach. so i think we have a very solitary commendation for politicians that was then also back up, at least for the german ethics council. but all the members of the council, i want to come back to the point though, that when we're talking about lives, when we're talking about human beings, we're really not talking about intimate objects. we're talking about people with their hearts and souls and emotions and lives that makes your job very, very difficult. indeed. yes, it's difficult. on the other hand, i think we have criteria. so we have certain criteria like the urgency we want solidarity in the society. we want to prevent serious harm and damage. and if you look at these criteria, you can come up with a

been cast, how many have been counted, and how many are remaining.erson a tap for in present reporting broken down by county. it will tell you how many precincts are in each county, how many are reported. there's a provisional ballot, but you will not see those numbers yet. okay. thank you. >> what lancaster county is saying is that if they count anything you are authorizing to segregate, they will not be able to go back and remove those counts. what is your response to that? >> it is not accurate.

and within days it's under pressure by many, many countries. briefly, samuel, those tens of thousands of refugees that you've already talked about. do they have any prospect of going back? should this conflict be resolved? if you just stay in to ship, you know, the time that is said to be said to us tonight, see the fight is between. the t.p.s. government knows who the people. so there are some force for understanding. it's their own land and easy to feel safe. but there has to be some kind of safety for them to go out because there are too many of them. 10000 fish on longest doesn't be released. this is just a crisis that's overwhelming and some of them need to go back because it's their home. so i'm going to go so much. thank you very much. that was journalist samuel, get a true there in addis ababa for sports news now . and the german soccer team has suffered its worst defeat in almost 90 years. germany lost 6 nil to spain in their final nations league group match. fair, fair and scored fair and taurus scored 3 of spain's pool goals. the res

as many weeks. the storm has now we can is heading towards but not protesters have taken to the streets for the 3rd day in armenia calling for the resignation of the prime minister. he sparked by giving up large parts of the disputed and going to her back region in order to seal a peace agreement in the conflict with neighboring azerbaijan. virtually a summit on libya's future achieved a breakthrough talks in tunisia, sponsored by the un. the conflict parties sketched out a roadmap to elections within 18 months. the negotiations are the latest push to end a decade of violence in libya. germany's public health institute is warning that it's expecting an uncontrolled spread of covert 19 infections in some parts of the country. numbers are still rising rapidly despite a partial national lockdown bars and restaurants are shuttered. but more than 20000 cases have been recorded in a single day. and tens of carol, you can see, has more than doubled in the past few weeks. the all that caught institute germa

the rates are still too high, there are too many cases, too many people dying, and if we take their breakst this stage, just when the end is in sight, i think we will be making a huge mistake. many mps are waiting for the government to publish its so—called impact assessment tomorrow which will look at the economic and social effect of the english tiers. the mayor of manchester has called for more compensation for businesses in the restricted tiers, but for many, it is already too late. if you live in england and want to check which tier your area will be in, you can enter your postcode on the bbc news website — that's bbc.co.uk/news. the uk government has secured another two million doses of the american coronavirus vaccine which proved 95% effective after trials. the uk now has seven million jabs on order from the us company, moderna. our health correspondent katharine da costa joins me now. there are three effective vaccines we know about so far. what's the latest on a timescale for their roll—out? we haven't bought one yet. this latest agreement means the government has secured a total

it will take many more months if not years to distribute it. and although doctors have gotten better at treating patients, thereby improving survival rates, we still don't have really effective drugs to treat those who become ill or who become very ill. in fact, a major disputed pre-print study released by the w.h.o. last month. more or less said that most of what's in our medicine cabinet now, that can be produced at a large scale, basically doesn't really work. so why don't we have more compounds to help people who have the disease and are in dire straits? well, for a couple of reasons. in some ways, developing tailored treatments is a trickier process than developing a vaccine. because vaccines all do the same thing, they stimulate the immune system to fight off an invader, so we can judge end points pretty clearly. can it do that safely and can it do it effectively? but treatments usually have incremental effects, ime can affect the disease process in a lot of different ways, which is why in the search for therapies we focused on what are c

not many options. left quality of pro-democracy movement because the road to democratic election in syria, the step let's run to the last i just bought by beijing sikri from now on, anyone who is deemed unpatriotic or politically incorrect could be ousted from the legislature. so getting into the a legislature would not be meaningful, fought the fight for democracy and take off on the movement on the street under the national security law, imposed by beijing in july. going onto the streets has become more and more dangerous on that then how are people, how hong kong is reacting to the imposition of this new little from china? i think most hong kong people are prepared for what it's doing that this qualification off the pro-democracy law makers. but then people are also very shocked and angered by beijing's move because it is a huge paradigm shift that the largest later were no longer have an opposition force in the council and not even more direct democrats, asshole or a moron choice lee in hong kong.

there are many reasons. there are many cancers and there are many stories that make up your own made for minds. this is the dr. coming up today is hong kong's pro-democracy movement dead. a mass resignation of hong kong, all positions all because now to move any resistance in governments to beijing, we follow one lawmaker who joined in this standoff to finance what a protester tells us this defiance the best time for devastation has already passed . and the impact here now to this minimal state, you know why he believes hong kong's.

there are many cancers, the books, and there are many stories above make up the book made for mines close this week, world story for aging. joe biden causes a boom for a middle bar. berlin, bidding farewell to take an airport. but we start in finland at the capital's airport in helsinki. dogs are helping to detect corona virus and infected people. the dogs can accurately snip out the virus as early as 5 days before symptoms appear. for a treat, preferably cat food, this snout can be programmed to find it just about anything more bed bugs, cancer. now it could change the course of corona virus detection. need to see rescued from being euthanized as a puppy in spain. he's returned that favor for years sniffing out deadly disease for the wise new smell detection association and then learned as coded 19 began to spread to see was asked as an experiment to try to detect it. it took you about 7 minutes to figure out that this is what they want it to look for. so that totally blew our minds. you know dog be able to change training sense in 7 minutes. you know, it's the team quickly learned canin

many limbs were lost that should have been saved and many lives were lost trying to save the limbs that should have been amputated. there was another group of confederate soldiers that came across a few union soldiers in the stone house made famous by the battle of monassis. some remarked in that building there were 32 soldiers, many that were dreadfully mangled by cannon shots. there was one surgeon. he was young and apparently inefficient. many men lay on the floor with their wounds. some had died and had not yet been removed. for all these surgeons and medical personnel at the battle of monassis, this was the first time for them seeing warfare and they had only practical experience. so there were mistakes that cost soldiers' lives, there were mistakes that also saved soldiers' lives. but at the battle of first monassis, there was not a line drawn yet. at this point there was still a north and south, and this would create issues for the surgical field, because when hospitals were captured, this meant that you had surgeons that were taken away from their wounded patients. one including

showing many democrats believe in the u.s. election system while many republicans do not. come here to shut the way many to be. my delight in the street and you know there are many people who really get out of lakewood usually the p.t. romney was bleak and. even there when. you see. this is turning into a legal problem this is a fraud on the american public this isn't the president trump was making claims of illegality even before millions of ballots were counted. thankfully there has yet to be any credible evidence of election fraud. over the course of friday votes for biden flipped the grand prize state of pennsylvania and trump lost his lead bringing supporters of both candidates out on the streets. it's a scam and seeds stay in all their states democratic controlled states like michigan wisconsin pennsylvania they're all called looting with each other to create these fraudulent mail in ballot voting but i think there is so much attention on this election on the counting of the votes on looking out for fraud that you're going to find their pride more accurate than any e

the so-called october surprise cannot happen before election day like in 2016 because many, many ballots have been cast already. as you said, as of one week out we are talking about 50 million ballots already submitted for counting, a huge number. i do anticipate that the number of ballots going to be submitted prior to election day will be more than 15% of the entire electorate. it moves everything back earlier into the cycle and that does have real implications for how candidates run campaigns. host: a closing comment from you for someone who spends their professional life studying the u.s. electorate? how are you thinking about the fact that so many people are interested in this year's election? matt: as voters care about the process, this year more than ever though, i see voters and celebrities and many people talking about the actual voting process. about how we need to make it voter centric and easier for voters to actually participate. it is not all about vote, it is vote early because you do not want to wait until election day when there could be a problem. or make sure you are c

if so many act as if nothing can happen to that one. and if this doesn't change, we won't see an end to this pandemic sticky because google hopes that she will soon be able to work as a dentist again. but she also knows that her new job will be needed for quite a while. you know, watching it and i documented a series doc film examines the delicate pace, talks of a $99.00 case of more headlines at the top of the hour. i'm rebecca racist. thanks for watching getto to parliament. everyone knows bobby was despite coming from a poor family. the pop star wants to become president and challenges or god doesn't really talk of the hood. a bull story is bobby walling starts december 10th on doubling up.

many here. he's a national hero, he's much more than a fool for, for many of those polling or about to come on from one of the poorest areas of when a fighter from learned to make it to the top of the world, to the 1st teams in the world. he won a $986.00, he scored 2 goals against england after a very painful war between argentina and the england. and that's why i like to say that's a man that because it was a very correct record. and that's something that people talk about that he was the front of the in fact, he died on november 25th the same day that you know, after died 3 years ago, a friend of a war, charles, a former president cristina fernandez what we're hearing crap being about oh, not talk, he said wake up across a bunch of cameras just like when i'm away. 5, 195. he was a 5th time or one champion from argentina. so he belongs at the presidential palace and crescent iraq. numbers have secured 3 close of morning. that's important. the one that i don't i use for argentina, that is a bow

section, john, and we've had so many different tributes from so many different tributes from so manypeople who were superstars in their own right. gary lineker also talking about how maradona is in the hands of god, but this particular tribute, "diego is eternal. he leaves but does not leave. " eternal. he leaves but does not leave." that's from lionel messi. the reaction in argentina is said to be very emotional. they are having three days of mourning, maradona's body will lay in state at the mansion. notjust body will lay in state at the mansion. not just a body will lay in state at the mansion. notjust a big reaction here but around the world, particularly in argentina. at that tweet from gary lineker summed it allup tweet from gary lineker summed it all up well, alluding to his difficult private life which came after his career, and gary lineker has tweeted, who of course played in that england match against argentina where there was the hand of god goal. he says, "hopefully he will find some comfort in the hands of god." we talk about the find some comfort in the hands of god.‘

, many postcards like this. you will see the image name and the date and the image name is going to clue you in as is the number at the bottom to how, our archivists and you want to use in a back or if you have a website that you want to use it on or publish in an article. you will need to have that detailed image number information and these images that you see on-line are usually not restricted by copyright. most of the time they're so old they're historic and there are no copyright restrictions still on them and all of them that go on them for cataloging also appears when you pull it up online with sova, smithsonian virtual archives and there is a pdf button that you can click on and then you can download all of this information and save it, if you like, print it out and use it for future research. thank you. so the next category of photograph you had this anne bramberg photograph collection. again, ann bramberg is a photojournalist and working in a documentary, and here she is in 1996 to photograph dorothia

and the war is not yet over for many of our patients. more than 300,000 patients are in army hospitals throughout this country. many of whom will be forced to remain there for a long time to come. these men are not asking for much. they have never asked for much. they are the most wonderful patients in the world. but the war has cost them much more than any of us have been asked to give. army nurses seldom ask for much either. but today, they are asking you to buy a bond. ♪ ♪ >> ok, move out. ♪ [gunshots] ♪ narrator: since 1949, this now -- narrow body of water has been both a symbolic and a realistic moat, separating the taiwan island complex from the mainland of china. also known as formosa, these islands are both the seat of the government of the republic of china, commonly referred to as grc, as well as the armed fortress of its military establishment. taiwan is an island of considerable variety. the eastern half is dominated by a chain of rugged mountains. while to the west lie flat and fertile plains, ideal for the cultivation of r

how many do you have on your list? there are too many. how many have we visited today? about 50, neither is it pleasant. every creator has a story. every destroyed home has its goofs and with almost every visit, we hear again and again about how a he or a she were. all of them died when they were in this room, 2 cousins and my grandmother and i was in the room over there, which wasn't destroyed. and i fell of my bed, opened my eyes and only saw dust. it took me 5 minutes to crawl out the window. help has come from all over the world, humanitarian organizations, luko and russian, rescuers catalog ruin. after wreckage, our 1st task is to cover all the broken windows and glass, so people can survive the winter. it's some pleasant even scary. i had some role in the construction of many of these buildings is painful for the priority now is making catabolic, livable, again, wreckage will be cleared later, but light damage has to be repaired. now people are doing what they can, plastering, move a small holes and covering empty window frames with plastic sheets. but there are l

many of them need medical treatment like 5 month old. he's been coughing and has had diarrhea since days. i can't breast feed him and here they don't have milk powder and the food the baby needs. outside the hospital we need whose house was bombed and who made up the side of reportedly some of the heaviest fighting between its european forces and the to grand army. he got shot in the leg. i'm alone. my mom and my dad were killed by the bombing. these clothes are my only ones . i wear them for days. nobody helps me. i don't have enough water or food here. nobody takes care of me. it's more refugees arrive. i am fears that the situation could get even worse. in turkey, a court has handed down life sentences for 337. defendants accused of carrying out an attempted coup. 26 teams of these are scenes from outside the courts today. many of those sentenced are former army commanders and pilots. they were convicted of charges including murder, violating the constitution, and attempting to assassinate the president. the massive trial is one of do

observers it was supposed to be there in detroit there were hours of unexplained delay in delivering many of the votes for counting the final batch of data arrive until 4 in the morning and even though the polls close at 8 o'clock so they brought it in and the batches came in and nobody knew where they came from we've also been denied access to observe and critical places in georgia and multiple swing states counting was halted for hours and hours on election night with the results withheld from major democrat run locations only to appear. later and they suddenly appeared and they all had the name biden and were just about all the almost all they all had the name but none which is a little strange i challenge joe and every democrat to clarify that they only want legal votes. because they talk about votes and i think they should use the word legal eagle votes we want every legal vote counted and i want every legal vote counted we want openness and transparency no secret count rooms no mystery ballots no illegal votes being cast after election day you have election day and the laws are very

there are many, many people that are being killed. many people are moving to, this is done. last night's count, there were 17000, but that's the official number. there are many, many thousands that are also going to sudan the strike last night in the us mara, by the tepee and the government that the government no longer could know exists because it has appointed a new president. and many people are suffering, the chinese embassy. the american embassy are trying to connect with their citizens . but there's no connection. there's no internet, there's no phone. so we hunted, been verified all what, what's happening in the, in the region. it's getting, it has the making of civil war, and that's why the un is beginning to sound the same us that if you look at human rights commission saying there might be a war crimes going on and to carry it. you speak of civil war. but earlier we heard of reports about mr. tax from the region into eritrea, which is another country. what's the reason for that? the reason is you have to go back to the, his tree, a war tree and government run by. y

go back many, many living going on and on. these incidents, not just in the last few weeks or last few days, but over many years, their frequent reports of police brutality, everything, term deaths in custody to absolute torture. that's not too strong a word. they're being typically who really consider the police using their, their weapons to really, really hurt criminal suspects. clearly, the events in america will galvanize the black lives matter movement across the world, but also in advance. it was demonstrations over the summer during the current violence lockdown in chapter 25230000, people and all of them were singing the names of mainly ethnic minorities, the man black man who died in custody. they've been badly beaten are so yes, the allegation is that there is institutionalized racism in the fonts. and that it's a very serious problem and the government needs to act on it beyond trying to outlaw pictures of police officers, you know, work more than 260000. people have now died from 1000 in the united states. and as t

in so many different ways.r in which it happened, him passing so suddenly and unexpectedly has really compounded that. it's just a real sense of shock and argentina commit was no secret that he struggled with his health over recent years and in particular just health over recent years and in particularjust a health over recent years and in particular just a couple health over recent years and in particularjust a couple of weeks ago he had quite serious surgery, weeks ago he had quite serious surgery, but the information that was made public from there was not that there had been any serious complications, so news as it broke today really took many people my great surprise and shock. use our many collea g u es and shock. use our many colleagues broadcasting in tea rs colleagues broadcasting in tears as they reported the news. as you mentioned in the context, of course, of the pandemic, nonetheless, certainly here in buenos aires, we are seeing people pouring out into the streets at different points across the ci

how many have been cast, counted, and how many remaining. tab for how many precincts are in each county and how many are fully reported. there is a tab for provisional ballots, but you will not see those yet. thank you. >> i want to thank lancaster county. what they're saying is if they count anything you are authorizing them to segregate, they will not go back if there is a ruling and remove those. what is your response? >> it is not accurate. we sent in email to the counties yesterday. votinge to all of the system vendors. ands absolutely feasible not even challenging. there are different ways to do it. you can use different machines, different memory sticks, you can absolutely segregate them. that is not good to be a problem. we have sent this email to the counties giving them instruction, advising them to talk directly to voting system vendors. >> what if they do not comply? >> we will cross that bridge when we get there. i expect them all to comply. thank you. announcer: continuing our live coverage of campaign 2020 as we look at a live

as well and they called for donald trump to really be removed as quickly as possible i'm sure not many people imagined that he could be. one town president i know we're seeing thousands and thousands on the streets here on what was the matter plaza as it has been called in front of the church or donald trump held a 4 to walk after peaceful protesters were sprayed with chemical and written so he could hold up a bible they are now celebrating on the streets of washington d.c. and the celebration goes back several city blocks and that scene is being repeated all over the country as for donald trump well he's been playing golf for the last couple of hours he's now on his way back should be getting back to the white house any time no the drive from his golf course is normally about 30 minutes so it should be arriving there is the possibility and it is only a possibility that he will say something to the cameras who are based at the white house speaking before joe biden addresses the nation in a few hours time and we know from his campaign put out a statement minutes after the television net

there are many shelters are overcrowded. and so what our government's doing to protect the whole mystery is quite a fighter, any best practices that you know off? well, the governments are, many governments are doing things, certainly emergency measures. it has been quite remarkable how creepy many governments have been able to get people of homeless people. you could say off the streets as a public had measure. they were new shut, the banks were created. that's where used to accommodate homeless people. then put a leaf even some countries used, and a b. and b. flats to find accommodation for homeless people on the sea. so as, as emergency response, many countries did actually quite well. if i can give you one example of a concealed a seat on the particular, whether it is dublin house managed to keep the infection rates, anybody, if anybody knew it was. so that's one thing in terms of the long term solutions. it's only a few countries that actually use the 1000 bombs. they make to change the way they dress. fulness is becaus

but this has come at great costs because many stay-at-home measures have been put in place, many restricted movements have been put in place. but it does help in the sense where this virus needs people to transmit between. it's driven by contact patterns. if we change the contact patterns, we can change the course of the way the viruses spreads. they're starting to see improvements in several countries across the world. but i think what the lesson is here, we have to put in the work. we have to put in the hard work in the individual measures. i just heard your last guest, we absolutely can turn this around with the science we have right now, with the tools we have right now. and the superhero is not just science. the superhero is each of you. each of you have a role to play. and these individual measures that everybody can take in terms of limiting our interactions with others, especially in really high transmission areas, will make a difference. our actions have consequences either good and bad. if we make the right choices right now, we can drive down transmission. >> i was so struck by r

program and start doing things current government doing for many months. just for. the outgoing president donald trump didn't address the new case milestone as his administration faces another outbreak of infections in its own ranks housing secretary ben carson and chief of staff mark meadows among them. with news of a vaccine on the horizon health experts in the u.s. have urged people not to grow complacent warning that vigilance will be required for many more months. here watching data openings live from berlin stay with us to business with stephen beardsley coming right up well have more news for you at the top of the hour and remember you can always stay up to date on our web site that's data dot com i'm rebecca racist in berlin thanks very much for just. give us your country people will make you rich. oil provide you with jobs. the oil will take good care of you maybe just a big. oil silver took hold on the west coast.

countless people have been injured, many have lost limbs. among them many children. what kind of future do they now face? mohamed can play football again, though he's not quite as deft as he used to be. his prosthetic leg is not a perfect fit, sometimes it hurts. but the ten-year-old is adamant he doesn't want sympathy. in february 2016, his life was turned upside down. he was on his way home from school, when syrian fighter jets appeared in the sky. >> four bombs hit our district, one after the other. when they exploded, i was completely conscious. i remember being taken to the hospital. my leg was bleeding and i used my hand to support it. in january, mohamed and his family fled sarakib for idlib, in syria's last remaining rebel stronghold. they feel slightly safer here. there's a ceasefire which means fewer airstrikes. mohamed copes as best he can. he lives in a small rented apartment with his parentsnd brother. they are among the lucky ones - most displaced people here live in tents in densely-populated camps. mohamed longs to return to his home town, which was d

many thanks malcolm. saudi arabia's state owned oil company around khost says that a hooty attack on one of its facilities won't affect oil supplies. the rebels fired missiles at the north general bulk plant on monday it hit one of the tanks, causing a fire. the company says that it was put out in around 40 minutes, but the tank is now out of action. no casualties are reported. well, what was a just punishment? everybody in the safe in the a cell block? the customer, a very fine brother or not, but what the relation or is it really the ones that are really thought was that the person of the holy israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says that he will visit bahrain. soon after an invitation from the state's crown prince. but the foreign minister of neighboring saudi arabia is denying reports of a secret meeting between the kingdom's crown prince and the israeli leader. according to israeli media, netanyahu flew to the saudi city of milne on sunday, for talks with the had been solomon and u.s. secretar

many medical supply industries are experiencing a soaring demand. supply chains as health care providers, state and government and other federal agent. while ppe output has increased significantly and many new tests have come to market, surplus inventories are still months away. that is why it is so horton that v.a.'s supply chain be effective. be precise.st many aspects have been in shambles for years. policies and procedures are confusing. the inventory software is archaic and the program has been stuck. the commission on care issued its recommendations in 2016. this was the most recent top to bottom look at the medical supply chain by independent experts, and it was largely ignored. the v.a. has a lot of ard-working people, but unifying supply chain with complete ability from medical centers to the central office does not exist this was the state of affairs as the pandemic struck. there are reform efforts underway. given the speed of events, i am concerned. the rationale for selecting the whilenagement system -- there are excellent supplies -- un

change trade is national security many many many many other issues on the streets there appears to have been a collective sigh of relief from europe. i am relieved because these last days of insecurity that were weighing on my heart have been lifted will not merit the last few years is over. for us to see what i meant that he said that will certainly be a new political direction especially when it comes to the environment. so it is the stuff which i see a brighter future than before. asia. martin seems open to accepting people's different viewpoints and wants to move forward in a united manner that's positive. africa. i am absolutely thrilled that biden's one and a little bit scared about what trouble i do next. i think he's a he's a scary unpredictable man and the middle east they say chance that are friends are out but i think when you're better for the world you're better for israel to go back to this office that's hard bargain is very different from trying to trying to bully das and wanted us to appease him as well as meet. some countries with a historically difficult relationship w

how many priests? al jazeera reporter, joe biden, those names an all woman team for the incoming white house communications office. the appointees include a former obama administration spokeswoman jen psaki will be press secretary. this campaign's communications director, kate bedingfield, who have the same role in the white house, and the u.s. president elect is fractured his foot. a day before his shoes received his 1st presidential briefing, a 78 year old, an x. ray and c.t. scan, which confirmed the injury earlier by his victory in the state of wisconsin was confirmed. after a recount of the 2 biggest counties found no evidence of fraud. mike hanna reports now from washington. it's now been confirmed that the president elect biden actually fractured his ankle while playing in his garden with his 2 dogs, major and champion. his position says that he'll be in a boot for a number of weeks. so joe biden limping along, but is administration is not, it's going at pace with more appointments being announc

many people thought he was too old to do it, many fault —— many people thought he was too old—fashionedo do it, and heery is practically with his hands on the keys to the white house. —— and here he is. he is overthe keys to the white house. —— and here he is. he is over the 270 mark. keys to the white house. —— and here he is. he is overthe 270 mark. if the president wins all the remaining states, which looks like he will not do, he still will not have enough. 0f do, he still will not have enough. of course, we have the legal challenge is outstanding, and recounts and standing —— outstanding, perfectly legitimate recounts, but it has become increasingly possible for the president to turn this around. we understand the present is no longer at the white house, we are told he has travelled to one of his golf coui’ses has travelled to one of his golf courses in virginia. he may or may not be on the core is now getting that news. this will be a huge moment for the white house and again a particular huge moment, in terms of how they respond, politically, to this rubicon that has now been cro

many many hours were. the united states was waiting for the final results so now there is this huge relieve the donald trump will be gun and a lot of cold is on camera the hair is because i think joe biden is kind of a compromise candidate but she is the 1st african american woman her mother. is from india so she kind of represents the modern the worldly united states she represents all these immigrants because we always have to keep in mind the united states is a place of immigrants so there's a lot of hope on her shoulders and many many many young people we talked to how it should that she brings back that spirit of the united states which the world kind of also all because of the world's. are waiting for i'm sorry day indeed and dahlan has been tweeting he's been golfing no concession speech and yet it doesn't look like it's going to happen today at what can we expect to see from him today if anything at all. not so much today and probably i mean he tweeted out that he doesn't believe in the results tha

so there's so many issues. i can't name them all and i don't know them all, but there are plenty you come back to the question. who's going to be of the front of the law? yeah. what's being suggested now by the ethic committee, you know, and the she call in germany at least, is that it's going to be the persons who have the highest risk of developing a severe disease and take care of them. and then the ones who sustain our normal lives, of fire workers, police officers, teachers, and those kind of people. so it's going to be like a risk assessment. and after that, a distribution. this all sounds very good in russia. the point is that the, from the view of the question, the bottom line here is that it's a question about, you know, who's going to be saved and you mean that internationally or both national and international that's broken nationally, that well at 1st it's going to be the attempt to save the ones who have the highest risk that's going to be like a matrix or you see the different categories that peop

many homes were flattened.thiopia is northern region -- ethiopia's northern region has accused federal troops of arming locations. the prime minister sent soldiers there and declared a state of emergency after the ruling party attacked federal troops. the army says it has been forced into an unexpected and aimless war. tensions grew in september after they held a regional election despite a government postponement due to covid-19. rulers

halted 6 weeks of fighting and let's keep recaptured territory as there is so celebrated the deal but many armenians have protested against their government are going to karabakh is inside azerbaijan but fell to ethnic armenian control in 1904. in the current situation there was no chance of making another decision a plan to give more details such as why and what the reason was behind last month's events i can't do it right now for one simple reason because stopping military actions is the main focus right now and if i say something i couldn't danger people . around 3 and a half hours and people have fled ethiopia is a region the sudan a central government troops battle local forces hundreds of people have died and the area's communications have been cut off ethiopian prime minister meant ordered an offensive there last week after accusing local tikrit forces of attacking a military base the african union has called for a cease fire. mass protests are taking place across peru automotive iscar was removed from the presidency protesters have fought with police outside congress in the capital

they are indeed many of them corrupt. and that's what people want to change with these protests and this pressure that they have on politicians right now. many thanks for that, mariana sanchez there for us in lima. the syrian foreign minister walid moallem has died state television, confirm the knees in the last hour or so. he was 79 years old, was a close confidant of former syrian leader hafez al assad, and then his son, bashar al assad. throughout the war, he served as ambassador to the u.s. between 199-2002, the conflict in ethiopia, which is not only escalating but expanding across borders,, threatening to destabilize the horn of africa. the leader of the t.p.m., a group in the northern tier gray states has confirmed his forces fired rockets across the border, hitting the ever trian capital. and he's threatening to carry out more attacks. because it is the home of those who attacked you great will not just attack and return home. we will retaliate while they are here and straight to the airports from which they launc

it has the backing of many n.t. debt campaigners who are encouraging more nations to join zambia in threatening default. zambia's problems predate the pandemic. it's africa's 2nd biggest cop exporter. and as copper prices tanked, it found it more difficult to meet its payments. it's thought the country has $11000000000.00 worth of debt. negotiations have hit a wall because of debts. it has to china. it's thought that zambia owes china about 3000000000 dollars, but china won't offer debt relief unless it gets $200000000.00 in a river is paid 1st. private lenders aren't willing to give zambia new money, the fear that it will be used to pay off china and not without good reason. zambia said it may draw down $700000000000.00 worth of chinese debt. zambia has also been in talks with the international monetary fund for a $1300000000.00 loan. let's get more on what could be a gathering storm if more countries to fold on that debt from london by skype are joined by elisa strobel, senior economist for sub-saharan africa at i