maryam: mike hanna with the latest in washington.rian gerber has been following the story for us, codirector for the center for emergency management at arizona state university, joins me live now from phoenix. investigators will tell us more about what they are focusing on now. the priority presumably is to look at motivations for this attack and whether there might be any link to the breach of the capital less than three months ago january 6. brian: i think that is a critical question to be answered, and hopefully we will know more as soon as possible. there are a couple key alternatives. this could be a case of a person with troubled mental health issues, or the individual identified could have been radicalized in some way. he could be associated with conspiracy theory, conspiracy theorists, which has reached an acute crisis in the u.s. at the moment, or connected to some other domestic violent extremist group. i would note that lone wolf attacks or single individual attacks are consistent with what the u.s. to permit of homeland s

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allow i maryam namazie in london a quick look at the headlines now there's been gunfire and explosions in the capital of somalia violent clashes on the streets of mogadishu between supporters of the president and opponents of a proposed extension to his term in office security forces are calling on president mohammed up to life for marjah to step down with a prominent army general having set a deadline for him to vacate his office a military convoy of soldiers opposed to the president as our move into mogadishu those demonstrating say they fear he could lead the country back into civil war some of the families to the most of the people are in defiance of the government extending term limits the president his term is finished could lead the country into war a peaceful demonstration is under way here now and the military capture a new position as the country could be taken back into civil war. today we have gathered here to show our feelings towards the government extending its term and towards a dictator who wants to use force to stay in power we thank the military forces who helped us

i'm maryam namazie in london you're watching algis there also coming up on the program growing anger and calls for a public inquiry after dozens of ultra-orthodox jews killed during a stampede in northern israel india's plan to inoculate all adults over the age of 18 against the coronavirus just aren't enough vaccines to meet the demand and body bags signify brazil's growing death toll from the growing a virus thousands of the dead are babies and children. we begin this hour with a developing story from afghanistan where the interior ministry is saying 21 people have been killed and 91 wounded in a truck bomb attack that happened in the city which is the capital of logar province which is south of the afghan capital kabul no one has claimed responsibility for the attack which could be one of the deadliest in recent months it comes a day before the u.s. and nato start withdrawing the remaining troops from the country for controversy joins us over the phone from kabul and it comes at a sensitive time as well because we are in the the muslim holy month of ramadan and people were breakin

you know i'm maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program the world suffers its worst week yet the new covert cases field by soaring infections in india. madagascar 10 schools and hotels into hospitals off the president's helpful tonic fails to stop the cove it's that. and as chad await his final action results rebels are saying they are advancing on the capital to oust president interest a.b. welcome to the program tensions between russia and the west are continuing to escalate after a week of sanctions and diplomatic expulsions the u.s. says one russia they'll be consequences of kremlin critic alexina valmy dies in prison he is now 19 days into a hunger strike and supporters say his life is hanging by a thread on top of russia's military buildup on its borders with ukraine and in the crimea russia's ambassador to the u.k. has warned of a bloodbath if ukraine responded by also moving troops to the region now russia is embroiled in a rout with the czech republic it's accused russian spies of being behind deadly blast at a check ammunition warehouse in

oh i maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program the world suffers its worst week yet for new covert cases fueled by soaring infections in india we look at why cuba's young see that you chalis side the country unless there are major changes within it. we begin with tensions between russia and the west continue to escalate after a week of sanctions and diplomatic expulsions the u.s. has warned russia they'll be consequences of climate critic alexina valmy dies in prison he is 19 days into a hunger strike and supporters say his life is hanging by a thread it comes amid russia's military build up on its borders with ukraine and crimea russia's ambassador to the u.k. is one of a blood off if ukraine responded by also moving troops to the region now russia is embroiled in a rally with the czech republic its accused 2 russian spies of being behind deadly blasts at a check ammunition warehouse in 2014 it's expelled 18 russian embassy staff of the incident and in response russia says it's expelling 20 czech diplomats who must leave on monday but it's smith i

i know i'm maryam namazie and london with a quick look at our main stories now president joe biden is reportedly decided to withdraw all american troops from afghanistan by september 11th speaking anonymously u.s. officials have told the reuters news agency the decision will be announced formally on wednesday and it would miss the may 1st deadline for withdrawal equate with the taliban by the trump of ministration september the 11th this year is the 20th anniversary of the $911.00 attacks by al qaeda which that the us invasion of afghanistan and.

hello i'm maryam namazie and on our main story 3000000 people are now known to have died of cover 19 around the world experts say the actual number is likely to be much higher south asia as fast becoming the global center of the pandemic india now recording more than 200000 new daily cases for the 3rd day in a row frank gupta has our report. on the outskirts of new delhi's ancient walled city a young man buries his father. a few meters away a steady stream of mourners carry bodies of their loved ones in the capital's largest school 1000 graveyard for muslims it's now almost full families speak of their anger and despair as the day to keep piling up in the city's mortuaries. people are being made to run around but they're not letting anyone meet patients people are desperate even for drinking water over there doctors are not meeting the patients they are keeping their distance and if someone's oxygen finishes when that person is simply lying there unattended. you daily has imposed to weaken co few and there are restrictions in one of india's most populous states my russia to slow infe

hello i'm maryam namazie in london our main story this hour the czech republic says the 2 russian spies accused of the u.k. scrapple poisoning were behind deadly blasts and ammunition of prague in 2014 expelled 18 russian embassy soften in response russia says it's asked 20 czech diplomats to leave the country by mid smith reports now from moscow. a series of explosions hit this ammunition depot 330 kilometers southeast of prague in october and december 24th seen 2 men were killed almost 7 years later the czech government says it now knows who is responsible now that claudia that's based on clear evidence obtained during the investigation conducted by our security services i can say there is a well grounded suspicion about the involvement of officers of the russian intelligence service in the explosions at them when you know 2014 these are the 2 men the czech government wants to question their travel to prague and 2014 on the russian passports under the names of alexander petro of and. they are the same men wanted in britain for the attempted murder of a former russian spy and his daugh

i know i'm maryam namazie in london our main story this hour jordan says it's prevented what it called a malicious plot by top officials and king abdullah's half brother to destabilize the country the deputy prime minister says security forces that intercepted communications between the former crown prince hamza and foreign parties planning to undermine jordan's security at least 14 people have been arrested so far prince hamza says he's been placed under house arrest and has hit back accusing leaders of corruption and incompetence around the middle east governments have voiced support for king abdullah with his saudi and moroccan counterparts quoting him to express solidarity with the united. states intelligence with already has been closely monitoring activity from his highness hamza period for some of his aides some of the one of those whose movements were aimed at undermining our stability and security us of the surveillance intercepted movements including communication with foreign sides on a so-called 0 hour to trigger measures aimed at undermining else debilitates. bulgaria coul

this is bbc news, i'm maryam moshiri. of the loss felt by the queen and their family. she described it as having left a huge void in her life. it's been a bit of a shock. however much one tries to prepare oneself for something like this, it's still a dreadful shock. a nuclearfacility in iran's left without power in what's suspected to be a cyber attack — iran describes it as an act of terrorism. a major easing of england's lockdown — pubs, gyms, hairdressers and all shops can all be open for the first time this year. it shines a light on the ignored in america, but nomadland's not overlooked at the baftas, it's the big winner at britain's top film awards.

although i'm maryam namazie and london our main story this hour iran says the electrical blackout to a nuclear facility was a terrorist act earlier the government said the incident at the town's facility was a problem with the electrical quit feeding the site power was out across workshops and underground enrichment ols the incident came a day after the country announced advanced new equipment and add of more talks about reviving the 2050 nuclear deal i said begg is intact ron. there seems to be an admission now from iran that this was some sort of attack and the head of iran's atomic organization has come out and said that this act by those that oppose iran's progress in the nuclear industry and it was shows a failure of those that oppose iran's negotiations to have those sanctions lifted he said that iran condemns the act and he urged the international community and the international atomic energy agency to confront what he called nuclear terrorism you also said iran reserves the right to act against those that hide out this act and those that ordered it now 1st we heard of this it

you know i maryam namazie in london a look at our main stories now we've been following developments in afghanistan for the past hour or so where the interior ministry says 21 people have been killed and 91 wounded in a truck bomb attack how been in city the capital of logar province south of kabul no one has claimed responsibility for the attack which could be one of the deadliest in recent months it comes a day before the u.s. and nato start withdrawing the remaining troops from the country well securing peace in afghanistan is at the center of the gauche ations in doha summer binge of aid is there and says further violence in the country could pose a threat to progress. this is the biggest concern that all parties have who are engaged in these talks that the violence is going to increase in of going to stand in less than 48 hours when the deadline expires as per the agreement between the taliban and the united states that all foreign forces will leave the united states has indicated with its new administration that the u.s. forces are going to be withdrawing gradually that they wo

hello i maryam namazie and london with a quick look at the headlines now israel's prime minister is said iran is the greatest threat in the least and that he won't allow the country to obtain nuclear capability comments come off to iran describe the sabotaging of its main nuclear facility as an act of terrorism and vowed to respond incident comes at a sensitive time with both iran and the u.s. trying to salvage the iran's nuclear deal with while powers are a force that reports now from west jerusalem. iran says its main uranium enrichment facility was the victim on sunday of nuclear terrorism the perpetrator it says was israel the spokesperson for iran's nuclear agency was injured when he inspected the damage there will the incident happened in a place that is used for power distribution as it was a small explosion it caused part of the ceiling to collapse and to some elementary i'm scattered over the floor there was a hole there covered by these parts and it was about 7 to 8 meters deep i didn't say that and when i stepped on it i fell down citing unidentified intelligence sources the n

hello i'm maryam namazie in london our main story this hour in man ma the political price of crisis there is shifting for the 1st time on groups are coming together against the country's military leaders and they reportedly been involved in an attack on the security forces a police station in shan state was targeted and 10 police officers that were killed rebel groups have been increasingly critical of the gent since the coup in february and of their treatment of protesters meanwhile in by go north east of yangon activists say the military killed 80 people on friday tony chang reports. even before the sun rose the sound of battle raged myanmar's armed forces moving into the city of bargo an important gateway to the south behind the barricades the protesters tried to stand their ground but the military advance was fierce automatic gunfire and evidence that heavier weapons pictures posted to social media appear to show rifle launched grenades and reports that 3 of myanmar's ethnic rebel groups attacked a police station in the far eastern shan state on saturday morning unity amongst these di

i'm maryam moshiri. the headlines...ne passports to help reopen the economy in england. we're talking about having to show paperwork within the uk to go to the pub or restaurants where a hospitality venue, that is eight or measure we've never seen in this country. measure we've never seen in this count . ., measure we've never seen in this count . . ., don't gather in large groups just because restrictions have eased. that's the warning from police in england this easter weekend. the netherlands suspends the use of the astrazeneca coronavirus vaccine for people under the age of 60, because of concerns about rare blood clots. the trial resumes of the police officer accused of killing george floyd in minneapolis last year, with the prosecution questioning a city police sergeant. at least 50 people have been killed after a train derailed

allow i maryam namazie in london a quick look at the headlines now russia has hit back a day after a wave of sanctions from the u.s. 10 american diplomats have been expelled from the country with 8 top officials including the head of the f.b.i. banned from entering it's also imposed sanctions on 8 individuals or tally ation follows the decision by joe biden's government to place sanctions on more than 30 people and groups in response to alleged interference with last year's presidential election as well as hacking attacks the russians of course deny allegations that their meddling in american affects the u.s. has a long list of complaints against russian octave it is alleges interference into u.s. presidential elections widespread cyber hacking the occupation of ukraine jailing of alexei about only the opposition a politician over what we americans call nefarious activities. meanwhile ukraine's president is saying he wants russia's leader involved in peace talks tensions are rising on the border between the 2 countries with a large buildup of russian troops nearby villages a lenski c

hello i'm maryam namazie in london a quick look at the headlines now there's been gunfire and explosions in the capital of somalia violent clashes on the streets of mogadishu between supporters of the president and opponents of a proposed extension to his term in office security forces are calling on president mohammed up to life for marjoe to step down with a prominent army general having set a deadline for him to vacate his office a military convoy of soldiers opposed to the president has now moved into mogadishu those demonstrating say they fear you could lead the country back into.

why maryam namazie and on that you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the. pope's fate of saving the $53.00 crew of indonesia's missing submarine with their oxygen now $42.00 have run out.

although i maryam namazie in london with our main stories this hour prince philip the juke of edinburgh and queen elizabeth's husband has died at the age of 99 he was married to the queen for 73 years as the longest serving wall consulates in britain's history and played a crucial role in the shaping of persons royal family he retired from public duties in august 27th paul brennan reports. that the official notice of prince philip's death came just after 11 am london time the formal statement was posted at the gates of buckingham palace shortly afterwards it is with deep sorrow the to majesty the queen has announced the death of her beloved husband his royal highness the prince philip duke of edinburgh it said the prince had died peacefully on friday morning at windsor castle it concluded the royal family joined with people around the world in mourning his loss the prime minister was among the 1st to pay tribute to prince philip the affection of generations here in the united kingdom across the commonwealth and around the world like the expert carriage driver that he was he helped to st

maryam there is the mind splitting reversal the speed of the changes coming out of the white house of course it was just yesterday morning here in washington when the biden white house announced that it would keep the trump level cap on refugee admissions to the $15000.00 which is the historic low that was breaking the promise of biden made on the campaign trail and stated as early as february that he was planning on raising the refugee admission cap to some 62500 and it was greeted with widespread criticism coming from democrats who said that the move in the broken promise to refugees was quote shameful and then we saw it quickly just hours later the white house reversing course is not saying that the cap would be lifted to that 62000 but that it would increase from the 15000 that trump had set so certainly there has been a world when of reversals here coming out of the white house with biden again acknowledging that his administration finds itself under political pressure given the immigration situation at the border and shed some more light on the conditions at the border right now

so afghanistan at the crossroads there we can speak now to maryam sawfish she is an international relations advisor and expert on afghanistan thank you for your time and miss sofie you've had some time to digest the news what does that one draw of international troops before peace settlement has been reached with taliban mean for the afghan people and specifically the afghan women. the what role of u.s. troops. surprisingly without any conditions is one that has instilled a great fear amongst the people of afghanistan because it would draw without a peace deal or even a comprehensive moving a forward on these talks would likely lead to increased violence and one president at levels across the country higher civilian casualties casualties amongst afghan national security forces which are already and in a very alarming rate further erosion of the kabul government and political and ethnic mentation across the country is what are some of the the scenarios that the that the people of afghanistan are fearing could emulate from this withdrawal without a deal and without any conditions with no stri

and these sentiments are echoed by many in the united states as well we'll have to leave it there maryam sassy and international relations advisor an expert on afghanistan thank you so much for joining us here in . among the nato troops who will leave afghanistan by september are more than a 1000 german soldiers germany provides the 2nd highest number of troops on the ground after the u.s. they offer training and support to the afghan security forces earlier this year germany agreed to extend its military deployment because of the worsening security situation but when the u.s. led forces pull out so will the german contingent and we can talk more about that with thomas horn he's the state's secretary in the german defense ministry and a member of parliament for chancellor merkel's conservative bloc mrs abel hunt thank you very much for joining us here on g.w. is now really the right time to pull out of afghanistan. you always say we were in afghanistan together and we will go out together so we have been in consultation in recent weeks and so we are not surprised about this decision take

following maryam namazie you're watching the news hour live from london and coming up in the next 60 minutes to iran blames israel for an incident at its made it nuclear facility and vows to respond to what it's calling a terrorist attack a state of emergency and curfew in minnesota after a black man is shot and killed by a police officer during a traffic stop. the latest shooting comes as the trial continues into the killing of george floyd the court hears emotional testimony from his brother. to make people feel. i'm german ash with supporters baseball reacts to that shooting in minnesota with the minnesota twins a spending monday's game against the boston red sox minutes before the 1st pitch. welcome to the news hour we begin our coverage today in the middle east where israel's prime minister says iran is the greatest threat in the region that he won't allow it to obtain nuclear capability his comments come after iran described the sabotaging of its main nuclear facility as an act of terrorism and vowed to respond the incident comes at a sensitive time in diplomacy with both iran

hello i'm maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program. on justified. explained the bleak concerning. russia rejects nato has called a halt its military buildup on ukraine's border as the u.s. stresses its commitment to kiev. johnson and johnson delays the rollout of its vaccine in europe as the u.s. investigates blood clots in 6 women. and water is running short in some vents and where the volcano is continuing to erupt covering the caribbean island and ash and contaminating reservoir it's. a welcome to the program we begin in the u.s. where president joe biden has decided to withdraw all remaining american troops from afghanistan by september 11th a u.s. official says biden will announce the move on wednesday around 2 and a half hours and u.s. troops are still in afghanistan down from a peak of more than 100000 in 2011 decision would miss the may 1st deadline for the withdrawal agreed with the taliban by the trump administration september 11th this year is the 20th anniversary of the $911.00 attacks by al qaida which led to the u.s. inva

oh i'm maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera coming up on the program iran trials an advanced nuclear centrifuge just days before a 2nd round of talks to revive the 2050 nuclear agreement a curfew is among new restrictions now in place in argentina where corona virus infections continue to rise and there's been more violence on the streets of belfast where issues triggered by breck's it have led to some of the worst on rest in years. ago welcome to the program we begin this hour and me in la where the political crisis appears to be shifting or taking on a new dimension for the 1st time mom groups have joined forces reportedly been involved in an attack on the security forces a police station in shan state was targeted and 10 police officers were killed wearable groups have been increasingly critical of the gent since the fed be recouped and of their treatment of protesters meanwhile in bago about 90 kilometers northeast of yang gone activists say the military killed 80 people in a violent crackdown on friday tony chang has our report. even before the sun rose the sounds of bat

a low i'm maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program. we. need your. insight into george floyd's life and background given by his brother at the trial of former police officer derek chauvin and is the shogun trial enters its 3rd week another black man is shot and killed by a police officer during a traffic stop. mass gatherings on the banks of the ganges versus cities in lockdown complicated battle against rising coronavirus cases in india. welcome to the program and we begin our coverage in the middle east where israel's prime minister says iran is the greatest threat in the region that he won't allow it to obtain nuclear capability is comments come of to iran describe the sabotaging of its main nuclear facility as an act of terrorism and vowed revenge the incident comes at a sensitive time with both iran and the u.s. trying to salvage the iran's nuclear deal with while palace are a force that reports now from west jerusalem. iran says its main uranium enrichment facility was the victim on sunday of nuclear terrorism the perpetrator it says

oh i'm maryam namazie in london our main story 3000000 people are now known to have died of covered 19 around the world though experts say the actual number is likely to be much higher south asia as fast becoming the global center of the pandemic india now recording more than 200000 new daily cases for the 3rd day in a row priyanka gupta has our report. 2 on the outskirts of new delhi should rule city a young man to use his father.

hello i'm maryam namazie in london our main story this hour the czech republic says the 2 russians fi's accused of the u.k. scrapple poisoning were behind deadly blasts and ammunition of prague in 2014 expelled 18 russian embassy soften in response russia says it's asked 20 czech diplomats to leave the country by mid smith reports now from moscow a series of explosions hit this ammunition depot 330 kilometers southeast.

why maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program india's coronavirus emergency continues to escalate the u.s. e.u. and france pledge lifesaving support. grief and anger in iraq after a hospital fire claims dozens of lives the country's health minister is suspended and the underwater footage that confirms 53 crewmembers on board an indonesian submarine did not survive. welcome to the program our top story this hour gunfire and explosions have been heard in the capital of somalia violent clashes have been taking place on the streets of mogadishu between supporters of the president and opponents of a proposed extension to his term security forces are calling on president mohammed of the life of marjoe to step down with a prominent army general having set a deadline for him to vacate his office just hours away a military convoy of soldiers opposed to the president has moved into marketing now the united nations is urged both sides to stay away from violence and resume dialogue demonstrating against the president say they fear he could lead the country back

i�*m maryam moshiri. the headlines...angladesh and the philippines are added to england�*s travel red list. international visitors will be refused entry, and british and irish citizens and residents will have to enter hotel quarantine. the trial resumes of the police officer accused of killing george floyd in minneapolis last year, with the prosecution questioning a city police sergeant. at least 50 people have been killed and dozens injured in taiwan after a train derailed as it emerged from a tunnel. 0xfam suspends two members of its staff in the democratic republic of congo following allegations of sexual misconduct and bullying.

hello i'm maryam namazie in london our main story this hour in man ma political price a crisis there is shifting for the 1st time on groups are coming together against the country's military leaders and they reportedly been involved in an attack on the security forces a police station in shan state was targeted and 10 police officers that were killed rebel groups have been increasingly critical of the gent since the coup in february and of their treatment of protesters meanwhile in by go north east of younger.

without same in london maryam namazie in just a moment. it watching it's just gone 900 g.m.t. and we are continuing our coverage of developments in of the u.s. capital and of course we've been covering this for the past hour or so where we have just received confirmation in the past 15 minutes in the past quarter of an hour that a capitol police officer was killed after a man rammed a car into 2 offices and they you can see the image of the car at the barricade just outside the u.s. capitol and we had confirmation of of the sequence of events which subsequently took place the suspect then we were told exit in his vehicle he had a knife in his hand and then lunged at 2 police officers with his knife the police officers engaged with the suspect he didn't respond to any verbal commands or instructions he was just lunging at u.s. capitol police officers at which point we understand the offices fied upon the suspect the suspect is now dead the 2 officers were then transported to u.s. hospitals in the area and we had confirmation in the past few minutes that one of the police office

and i'm maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program growing anger and calls for a public inquiry after dozens of ultra-orthodox jews are killed during a stampede in northern israel india's plan to inoculate all adults over the age of 18 against a coronavirus but there just aren't enough vaccines to meet demand and that body bags signify brazil's growing death toll from the coronavirus thousands of the dead are babies and children. to the program afghanistan's interior ministry has said 21 people were killed and over 90 wounded in a truck bombing in the east of the country it comes just a day before the u.s. and nato start withdrawing their remaining troops from afghanistan the explosion happened in city the capital of logan province which lies just south of the capital kabul but no claims of responsibility for the attack which could be one of the deadliest in recent months video contre ferry is in the capital kabul and says the timing is significant. these are extremely tense kinds here in afghanistan just because foreign troops have actually began

low i maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also going to be bringing you all the latest from chad on this program of thousands of people have been attending the funeral of president idriss deby with the french president leading tributes to a long and strong one that's coming up later also a race against time to find indonesia's missing submarine with the cruise oxygen thought to be running out around now. russian opposition leader alexina valley says he's ending his hunger strike following appeals by his doctors. and. the. space x. and 4 astronauts to the international space station using a recycled rocket and capsule. anger and desperation are growing in india where the health care system is collapsing as covered in 1000 cases saw india's 2nd wave continued its shocking trajectory on friday setting a new global record with another 332000 infections this is how the case study was looking in india just over 2 months ago on february 2nd about 8600 new cases were confirmed in the country in the 80 days since that time this is what's happened that's more than 1200000 new cas

allow i maryam namazie and you're watching al-jazeera coming up on the program hundreds of children still separated from their families 3 weeks after the armed groups attacked palma in northern mozambique italy's former interior minister is ordered to stand trial on kidnapping charges for leaving migrants stranded at sea. or r r r r r r and queen elizabeth bids farewell to prince philip the husband of 73 years at a scaled back funeral attended by just 30 casts. into the program 3000000 people are now known to have died of covert 19 though experts saying the actual number is likely to be much higher another 2929 deaths have been reported in brazil and more than $67000.00 more cases. while south asia is rapidly becoming the global epicenter of the pandemic india has now recorded more than 200000 new cases for 3 days in iraq. to reports. 2 that on the outskirts of new delhi's ancient world city a young man buries his father. a few meters away a steady stream of mourners carry bodies of the last ones in the capital's largest school for muslims it's now on most full families speak of their ang

i'm maryam moshiri. the headlines... dozens of mps call on the government to abandon any idea of vaccine passports to help reopen the economy in england. we're talking about having to show paperwork within the uk to go to the pub or restaurants where a hospitality venue, that is eight or measure we've never seen in this country. measure we've never seen in this count . . ., don't gather in large groups just because restrictions have eased. that's the warning from police in england this easter weekend. the netherlands suspends the use of the astrazeneca coronavirus vaccine for people under the age of 60, because of concerns about rare blood clots. the trial resumes of the police officer accused of killing george floyd in minneapolis last year, with the prosecution questioning a city police sergeant. at least 50 people have been killed after a train derailed and crashed in a tunnel in taiwan. wildlife conservationists warn people to keep their distance from seals, over concerns that disturbing and scaring them can lead to

i know i'm maryam namazie in london our main story this hour jordan says it's prevented what it called a malicious plot by top officials and king abdullah's half brother to destabilize the country the deputy prime minister says security forces that intercepted communications between the form of crown prince hamza and foreign parties planning to undermine jordan's security at least 14 people have been arrested so far prince hamza says he's been placed under house arrest and has hit back accusing leaders of corruption and incompetence around them in.

i know i maryam namazie and london with a quick look at the headlines now israel's prime minister is said iran is the greatest threat in the at least in that he won't allow the country to obtain nuclear capability his comments come off the iran describe the sabotaging of its main nuclear facility as an act of terrorism and vowed to respond incident comes at a sensitive time with both iran and the u.s. trying to salvage the iran's nuclear deal with while powers are a force that reports now from west jerusalem. iran says.

a low i maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program with infection rates rising in europe and fears of a 3rd wave of coronavirus lockdowns are again coming into force as governments try to speed up vaccinations. more violence against peaceful protesters in me and martin least 5 people were killed and now concerns about regional instability after ethnic groups declare their support for the anti could movement. and demonstrations in britain calling on the government to scrap a controversial bill that opponents say would restrict people's right to protest. and i welcome to the program we begin this hour in egypt where royal ancient mummies have been transported through cairo to their new home in the national museum of egyptian civilization crowds gathered to witness the multi-million dollar spectacle of the 18 kings and 4 queens making their journey to the new year. place hundreds of people participated in the event including replica horse drawn war chariots each mommy was carried in vehicles fitted with special shock absorbers in pressurized nitrogen f

hello i'm maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program bulgaria heading for a political crisis as exit polls give the prime minister a narrow victory but facing complex coalition talks. at least 49 people dead after to rancho rain causes flash floods and landslides in indonesia so. i'm not marry any individual bullshit now i'm mad at the system. george floyd's uncle tells al jazeera he hopes the system can be fixed after the trial of former police officer derek show them. now jordan says it's prevented what it called a malicious plot by top officials and king abdullah's half brother to destabilize the country the deputy prime minister says security forces it into stepped it communications between the former crown prince hamza and foreign policies planning to undermine jordan's security at least 14 people have been arrested so far for exams and says he's been placed placed under house arrest and has hit back accusing jordan's leaders of corruption and incompetence he's popular in jordan is a favorite son of the late king hussein his mother queen no

oh i maryam namazie in london with a quick look at the top stories we begin actually in jordan where the state news agency is denying reports that the form a crown prince hamza has been placed on the house arrest in his palace the king's own brother was asked to stop actions targeting children security and stability the agency says a former minister member of the royal family and others were detained as part of a comprehensive investigation by the security agencies. now soaring infection right .

this is bbc news, i'm maryam moshiri. senior royals attend a church service after the death of the duke of edinburgh and tell of the loss felt by the queen and their family. she described it as having left a huge void in her life. it's been a bit of a shock. however much one tries to prepare oneself for something like this, it's still a dreadful shock. a nuclearfacility in iran's left without power in what's suspected to be a cyber attack — iran describes it as an act of terrorism. a major easing of england's lockdown — pubs, gyms, hairdressers and all shops can all be open for the first time this year. it shines a light on the ignored in america, but nomadland's not overlooked at the baftas, it's the big winner at britain's top film awards. hello and welcome. queen elizabeth has said the loss of her husband, the duke of edinburgh, has left a huge void in her life, according to their second son, the duke of york. prince andrew, princess anne, and prince edward have been also been speaking of what he meant to them. remembr

in for prince philip the husband of britain's queen elizabeth who has died at the age of 99. 0 i maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program. mr floyd use a firm no i did not cause the duel or not restraint his heart disease did not cause the the subdual or the not restrict medical experts testify that george floyd died from a lack of oxygen after being restrained by minneapolis police officers as the trial of derrick sure that enters its 10th day. and you could protesters and security forces battle a 1000000 mark as the u.n. ambassador calls on the international community to use all necessary means to protect his people and online giant amazon seas off a landmark push to form the company's 1st union as workers it's an alabama warehouse voted against the proposal. flags are flying at half mast in the u.k. and tributes from around the world the pouring in for prince philip the juke of edinburgh who has died at the age of 99 queen elizabeth's husband was praised for supporting the 1000 year old monarchy as it began to reinvent itself in the 21st cent

oh i maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program a mounting of crisis in india as it records the highest single day coronavirus deaths in 5 months and the government denies vaccine supplies have been running low people in chad heading to the polls but despite having 6 candidates it looks like there's only one choice for president. and dog days in the caribbean as the tropical island of st vincent appears under a cloud that disappears under a cloud of volcanic dust. welcome to the program we begin in iran which has been a power blackout the country's main nuclear facility in a tan's off to initially describing it as an accident that of iran's atomic energy agency i got a solid he now says the cause was an act of terrorism he didn't specify who was behind the incident but israeli media quoting unidentified sources claimed it was a cyber attack carried out by israel's intelligence services or sorry he urged the international community particularly the international atomic energy agency or i.a.e.a. to take action against the perpetrators of what he c

although i'm maryam namazie and nandan our main story this hour iran says the electrical blackout to a nuclear facility was a terrorist act earlier the government said the incidents in a towns facility was a problem with the electrical quit feeding the site power was out across workshops and on the ground enrichment ols the incident came a day after the country announced advanced new equipment and added more talks about reviving the 2050 nuclear deal i said beg is in teheran.

oh i maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera coming up on the program an end in sight the royal rift a lawyer for jordan's prince hamza says a resolution to destabilize en route with the king is expected soon. for the 1st time india records more than 100000 covert cases in a single day. and at least 133 people were killed by flooding and landslides in indonesia and east timor with many more still missing. come to the program our top story this hour the minneapolis police chief saying that the former officer derrick show then went against the policy training and ethics of the force when he kneeled on george floyd's neck with daria donda fired show then and 3 other police officers involved the day off to floyd's death which he has publicly described as murder he testified that show of an acted in a way contrary to everything taught by minneapolis police are also said dignity and respect should be used at all times and officers had a jew to give medical and he said the video of the incident showed offices killing a man once there was no longer any resistance and clearly with

and i maryam namazie and and and you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program a state of emergency and curfew in minnesota after a black man is shot and killed by a police officer during a traffic stop the. latest shooting comes as the trial continues into the killing of george floyd the court hears emotional testimony from his brother. how to make people feel better. and mass gatherings on the banks of the ganges versus cities in lockdown complicated battle against rising coronavirus cases in india. welcome to the program israel's we've been in the middle east israel's prime minister says that iran is the greatest threat in the region but he won't allow the country to obtain nuclear capability is comments come after iran described the sabotaging of its main nuclear facility as an act of terrorism and vowed to respond the incident comes at a sensitive time in diplomacy with both iran and the united states trying to salvage to iran's 2050 nuclear deal with wild palace force or ports now from west jerusalem. iran says its main uranium enrichment facility was the victim on s

oh i am maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program. if you news on a person's. book and kill one. senior officers take the stand in the trial of derek chauvin one describes his use of force against george floyd as totally unnecessary . survivors climb from the wreckage of a darrelle train in eastern taiwan that dozens of passengers have been confirmed dead. on a slow vaccine rollout and mix public messaging is cases saw in germany we take a closer look at the government's confused response to the coronavirus. we begin in the united states where the capital the heart of american democracy was once again thrown into lockdown on friday after a man rammed his car into a barricade and 2 police officers the suspect then emerged from the car will bring a knife and started to run at the offices one of them died from his injuries the other is still being treated in hospital the suspect has also died the attack comes as the capital is already on edge after the insurrection less than 3 months ago atika hain has our report. it's happened again. an

and i know i'm maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program at least 49 people are dead after to run chill rain causes flash floods and landslides in indonesia. exit polls suggest bulgaria's prime minister will struggle to hold on to power after anger of the corruption gives protest parties an election boost and. i'm not learning any individual closely now i'm mad at the system george floyd's uncle tells al-jazeera he hopes the system can be fixed after the trial of former police officer derek show. welcome to the program jordan says it's prevented what it called a malicious plot by top officials and king abdullah's half brother to destabilize the country the deputy prime minister says security forces intercepted communications between the former crown prince hamza and foreign policies planning to undermine georgian security at least 14 people have been arrested so far and prince hamza is saying that he's been placed under house arrest and has hit back accusing jordan's leaders of corruption and incompetence he is popular inside the country is a