oh, i maryam namazie and london just a quick look at the headlines now. the united nations is saying its concern was crimes might have been committed in ethiopia's more than 10 gray region where government forces a battling local leaders. when the fighting could spiral out of control leading to heavy casualties, a 10 day conflict has already killed hundreds of people and sent thousands more fleeing across the border to see don prime minister ahmed as accuse the to great people's liberation front of treason and terrorism. and says the offensive one and until its removes, amnesty international says schools of civilians have been massacred during the fighting. some of them hacked to death ramadan has more from the northern city of gong, which is near the tick rate region. this fighting words has had no letup ever since it started about 9 days ago has caused massive casualties and the civilian casualties that are being witnessed in some parts of the region are not giving any confidence to the people. there already. 100000 people who were already internally di

hello, i'm maryam namazie. you with the news hour live from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. 8 people were killed, dozens more injured as rockets hit residential areas in the afghan capital. i sill says it was behind the attacks. it happened just hours before the u.s. .

the i know i maryam namazie in london. quick look at the main stories this hour. after days of denial, an official in ethiopia is to agree region has admitted its forces carried out the attack that spawn the country's war. he said, the tigre a people's liberation front, launched a preemptive strike against a military base last week. the p.l.f. also says it was behind rocket attacks on 2 airports in the neighboring horror's region. meanwhile, if european soldiers have captured him into gray, 11 day conflict has already killed hundreds of people with reports of massacres, both sides of the queues of atrocities against civilians. thousands of fled into, sudan to go his own are the gully, mcg., what you must understand that the 2 great people are at risk, both internally and externally. eritrea on one and ethiopian forces on all sides. this move was purely a self-defense measure small countries when they feel the risk of a stronger enemy which is about to destroy them. they often carry out a preemptive strike like this. one of the middle more now from hama to doze in.

oh, i maryam namazie in london. just a quick update on the top stories have been scenes of celebration in peru. after the interim president munyal merino announced, he's resigning just 5 days into the job. had been on the increasing pressure to stand down after anti-government protests. an emergency meeting of congress was called off to 2 student demonstrators were killed in saturday's rally around a sanchez has more from lima, where protesters were angry over their move, all of the previous president of the scar at last week. people felt that this was recorded talk and now they are on the streets, many of them celebrating, but many of them through the social media you can feel and you can read that they may, they keep themselves vigilant to what will happen because now they say that they do not want any one of the 105 congressmen who voted for the impeachment to be near the presidency and all of congress to become the next president of peru. they also are saying that the next president of the country has to have a

for a fugitive on a just, you know, a low i maryam, namazie and london just a quick look at the top stories. the new u.s. defense secretary has announced a sashing of the country's troops in afghanistan and iraq. christopher millis at the number of u.s. troops in afghanistan will be nearly hard from the president total of 4 and a half 1000. all the number in iraq will be cut by $500.00 is that they were duction was government policy. and in line with the expectations of the public by january 15th, 2021, our forces, their size in afghanistan will be 2500 troops or 4 sides in iraq will also be 2500 by that same day. this is consistent with our established plans and strategic objectives. supported by the american people and does not equate to a change in u.s. policy or objectives. when our white house correspondent can really help it. this was anticipated and already in advance of this announcement, there was pushback because top republicans, including mitch mcconnell, the top republican in the u.s. senate saying that this is really going to affect not only the ongoing peace efforts in negotia

you know i maryam namazie in london we start this update with actually developing story coming to us now from austria where it's being reported a large police deployment is underway in central vienna off the shots were fired on a synagogue a local newspaper is saying the attack was on the street that houses the main synagogue in that city it's an all the media reported shots fired in the area of a nearby square of splats that's the name of the square there are also reports of multiple injuries so we will stay across that story and bring you more information as it comes into us because of the headlines this hour that being the eve of the u.s. election of course the 2 men vying to be president still campaigning in crucial swing states that could secure part of victory donald trump is scheduled to hold 5 rallies including scranton pennsylvania the city where his rival joe biden was raised on the democratic nominee started his day in cleveland saying the u.s. is done with the chaos of the trump presidency biden is wrapping up his campaign on the offensive traveling almost exclusively to

hello i'm maryam namazie you're watching the news hour live from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. reports of several people dead after a shooting in central vienna police say want to tack has been killed. girlfriend. just. donald trump and joe biden make a last minute bid for votes on the eve of the election with a special focus on the rust belt. gunman stormed kabul university shooting students in their classrooms and as they fled in an attack which left at least $22.00 people dead. and also coming up on the program the international space station marks 20 years of pardon and human presence . during your. welcome to the program well we've been following breaking news story for the last hour also coming to us from austria but he have said that several people have been killed in an attack in the center of the capital vienna. well gunshots were heard in the city center in what the interior minister referred to as a terror attack that's how it's been categorized at the moment he said that the incident is thought to have been committed by several people so more than one attacker invo

one official calls it an act of state tara oh, i maryam namazie in london. you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program, a new drive to resolve the week's long conflict in northern ethiopia. hopes fade after prime minister ahmed meets african envoys as growing anger in india, tens of thousands of foreigners descend on the capital to protest against the law. they say.

hello, i'm maryam namazie and london. a quick look at the headlines now. a scientist at the center of iran's nuclear program has been assassinated near the capital tehran gunman ambushed a vehicle carrying a loss. in fact, as are there on his bodyguards in the city of upside, they later died in hospital. iranian officials, including a fondness and raef suspect israel was behind the attack. they've not provided any evidence. a military commander has promised to retaliate. iran previously expressed concern that u.s. president donald trump would try to punish the country before he leaves office in january. it to go first the car carrying him was shot and about 15 seconds later i missed an pickup truck that was mowed to be explosives blasted about 15 to 20 meters away from his car. all together inflicted wounds on him that led to his martyrdom bag has more from tire on the defense minister to me has been speaking and now he has shed some more light. on the incident, he said the gunman opened fire around 10 to 15 seconds later, a bomb exploded, which was on bac

0, 000 i maryam namazie are watching the news hour live from london coming up. the pentagon confirms thousands of u.s. troops will leave afghanistan. hundreds more will also be brought home from iraq. international condemnation, after ethiopia's government targets rebels with air strikes in the north of the country, protection for the police or an attack on free speech. controversial french law that could ban the broadcast of images showing officers faces in the race for a coronavirus. vaccine is a final stretch, but will people in developing countries get a fair shot with your school? lympics chief thomas buses, athletes at the tokyo games should get vaccinated against covert 19, but they won't be forced to welcome to the program, our top story, the u.s. president, donald trump, will reduce the number of u.s. forces in afghanistan from 4 and a half 100228 half 1000 before he leaves office, but it won't be the complete withdrawal by christmas. he promised the announcement on tuesday was anticipated, and it was preceded by warnings from military officials. there

oh, i'm maryam namazie in on the quick look at headlines now. if you have his prime minister has issued a 72 hour ultimatum to forces in the distant region of to grow, i would says the people's liberation front has 3 days to surrender or brace for an all out assault on the regional capital mccalla a. the reuters news agency reports that to grind forces have destroyed roads and bridges to slow down the government offensive. civilians have been told to get out while they still can. dole has more from ethiopia's capital. but government forces are yet to reach the outskirts of the city of mccullough couple of the to grow.

oh, i maryam namazie in london a quick look at the main stories now have been scenes of celebration in peru after interim president daniel marino announced he's resigning just 5 days into the job. had been under increasing pressure to stand down following anti-government protests . the demonstrators have been angry of the abrupt ousting of the former president must leave a scar on monday and were demanding merino go. an emergency meeting of congress was called after 2 student protesters were killed during saturday's rally, members called on marino to quit or face impeachment if i hereby tender my youth.

hello, i'm maryam namazie in london, just a quick look at the main story. now, i still is saying that it was behind rocket attacks in afghanistan's capital, kabul that killed at least 8 people and injured dozens more. the attack happened just hours before the u.s. secretary of state might impale, was due, told talks with the afghan government and taliban negotiators in cata, united states this week said it would pull about 2000 troops out of afghanistan. contra for you reports now from the afghan capital kabul schoolgirls running for their lives after a rocket lands in the interest.

hello, i'm maryam namazie in london, you're watching al-jazeera. we're also going to bring you the latest from western ethiopia, where gunmen ambush a boss killing at least 34 people. this is the conflict in the northern take. grey region drives more than 20000 ethiopians into sudan, and spills over the border into eritrea. azerbaijan extends the deadline for all manias to leave their homes in calgary jaar region as part of a nagorno-karabakh ceasefire deal. and of moldova to decide whether they want to turn to russia or the west as they vote in their presidential promise. i'll top story this hour have been scenes of jubilation in peru off the interim president manual merino announced he's resigning just 5 days into the job though, you know, have been under increasing pressure to stand down. following days of anti-government protests, demonstrators were angry over the abrupt ousting of the former president martinville scar on monday, and were demanding merino go. an emergency meeting of congress was called off the 2 student demonstrators were kille

hello, i'm maryam namazie in london. you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program. a conflict in the more than 10 region drives, more than 20000 ethiopians into sudan, and spills over the border into every trail. as a by john extends the deadline for minions to leave their homes in calgary jar region as part of the not going to car back ceasefire deal. and moldovans decide whether they want to turn to russia or the west as they vote in that presidential run. we begin this hour with the scenes of jubilation in peru, off to the interim president manual merino announced he is resigning just 5 days into the job. merino had been under increasing pressure to stand down following days of anti-government protests. demonstrators were angry of the abrupt ousting of former president lost in the scar on monday, demanding merino, and an emergency meeting of congress was called off the 2 student demonstrators were killed during saturday's rally. members also called on radio to quit or face impeachment. if you will be a little bit in the loop some days ago, i was sworn in as presi

no, i maryam namazie in london, you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program. displaced by the conflict in ethiopia. region, thousands are seeking refuge in sudan, but the aid agencies can't keep our saudi arabia hosts a virtual g. 20 summit where the focus is likely to be the pandemic. but the kingdom's human rights record also faces fresh, scorching the earth, and the anger erupts. in brazil, after another black man is killed at the hands of security guards or come to the program, our top story, i still says it was behind rocket attacks in afghanistan's capital, kabul that killed at least 8 people and injured dozens more. the attack happened just hours before the u.s. secretary of state might on peo, was due to hold talks with the afghan government and taliban negotiators in cattle . the united states this week said it would soon pull about 2000 troops out of afghanistan. figure controversy has more now from the afghan capital. schoolgirls running for their lives after rocket lands, new school, part of a record needed attack on the capital. kabul, the more th

hello, i'm maryam namazie in london, just a quick look at the top stories. the new u.s. defense secretary has announced a sashing of the country's troops in afghanistan and iraq. christopher millis, at the number of u.s. troops in afghanistan, will be nearly hard from the present total of 4 and a half 1000. all the number in iraq will be cut by 500. he said the reduction was government policy and in line with the expectations of the public. by january 15th, 2021, our forces, their size in afghanistan will be 2500 troops or 4 sides in iraq will all.

no, i maryam namazie and london. you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program from motels to abandon military bases canary island authorities struggled to house the record number of migrants and refugees arriving from africa. saudi arabia,, a host of virtual g., 20 summit, where the focus is likely to be the pandemic. that the kingdom, human rights record, also faces fresh scrutiny and an eye in the sky to record waters on the rise, a new tool in the fight against global warming is launched into space. a complete program. i still says it was behind rocket attacks in afghanistan's capital, kabul that killed at least 8 people and injured dozens more. the attack happened just hours before the u.s. secretary of state might be on peo, was jus told, talks with the afghan government and taliban negotiators in cata. the us earlier this week said that it planned to pull out 2000 troops from afghanistan. video contre free has more from the afghan capital kabul schoolgirls running for their lives after a rocket land

oh, i'm maryam namazie in london. you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program. international condemnation of the ethiopian government targets rebels with it as strikes in the north of the country. protection for police or an attack on free speech, the controversial french law that could ban the broadcast of images showing officers faces and category 5, hurricane weeks of across central america and a record breaking year for atlantic storms. oh, welcome to the program, our top story, u.s. president, donald trump, will reduce the number of u.s. forces in afghanistan from 4 and a half 100228, half 1000 before he leaves office. but it won't be the complete withdrawal by christmas that he promised the announcement on shoes day was anticipated, and it was preceded by warnings from military officials that any significant changes in those troop levels could undermine security in afghanistan and threaten peace talks with the taliban. the number of troops in iraq will be cut by 500 in ousmane was made by the acting u.s. defense secretary, christopher miller, who was only

imo i maryam namazie in london with algiers. there are also coming up on the program as ethnic armenians burn the homes, they've been forced to leave as part of a ceasefire. deal on niña says it's prevented an assassination attempt on the prime minister. also, your fall over well know, are getting overrun. you must cancel the normal thanksgiving plans. states across the u.s. and else more restrictions as the country gets a new high of more than 180000 covert cases in one day was president supporters take to the streets backing his election fraud claims which are making little headway in the courts. so we begin this hour with some breaking news. we're following reports that at least 3 rockets have been fired. it eritrea's capital from ethiopia. diplomats in the region say at least 2 of the rockets hit us mara airport's if you appear in eritrea, we're at war with each other from 9098 to 2000, with a peace deal only signed in 2018. the ethiopian prime minister ahmed was awarded the nobel peace prize for helping and that wall. and i

hello, i'm maryam namazie and london. you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program. growing anger in india, tens of thousands of farmers descend on the capital to protest against a law of a say will slash their incomes. a new drive to resolve the week's long conflict in northern ethiopia. but hopes fade after prime minister of the african envoys. also on this after popular in paris, where talking video is fueling debates about police violence. welcome to the program, our top story, a scientist at the center of iran's nuclear program, has been assassinated near the capital to her on gunmen ambushed a vehicle carrying mohsin factories are there. and his bodyguards, the city of upside the has a bit later died in hospital. iranian officials, including the foreign minister mohammad javad, zarif suspect israel was behind the attack, but they have not provided any evidence. a military commander promised to retaliate . iran previously expressed concern that u.s. president donald trump will try to punish the country before he leaves office in january almost in fact, there was

allow i maryam namazie and london. you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program back in the hot seat. the c.e.o.'s of facebook and twitter face senate questions of the election. what ever you want to headlines a bit later now they're heading straight to the pentagon. let's listen to the pentagon and to bring our brave service members home from kabul to kandahar and from mosul to flu, hundreds of thousands of america's finest sons and daughters who selflessly answered the call. to serve in the army, navy, air force, marine corps, and coast guard have brought us to this point. their efforts and sacrifice will go down in history as a pit in my eyes, in the strength of commitment and empathy of a force that is unlike any the world has ever seen. just last night, i joined vice president mike pence and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general milley to attend the dignified transfer of 5 american soldiers who perished on duty in the middle east. this was a somber and humbling moment. that reminded us of the t

hello, i'm maryam, namazie and london. you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program a lifesaving development in the u.s. battle against the coronavirus immunization could begin early next month. a pledge by the world's richest nations to the world's poorest g. 20 leaders commit to that access across vaccines. and the polls are closing in bikinis, in an election, overshadowed by violence and sustained by claims of vociferous bill in a dramatic escalation, ethiopia's prime minister has issued a 72 hour ultimatum to forces in the dissident region of to cry says the 10 gripe people's liberation front has 3 days to surrender or praise for an all out assault on the regional capital mccalla a. the reuters news agency has been reporting that to grind forces have destroyed roads and bridges to slow down the government offensive. the ethiopian military plans to surround the city with tanks and artillery in an effort to end the nearly 3 week war. and in an address on state t.v. residents were told to save themselves and l

no, i'm maryam namazie in london. you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program around going to car about after nic on the unions, but in their homes they've been forced to leave. as part of a ceasefire deal with azerbaijan. also coming up on your full, overwhelmed, they were getting overrun. you must cancel the normal things given plains, states across the u.s. and else more restrictions as the country hits a new high of more than 180000 covert cases. in one day, president trump supporters take to the streets backing his election fraud claims. as he makes little progress in the courts. of the days of denial, an official in ethiopia's to grey region has admitted its forces carried out the attack which sparked the country's war. he said the to great people's liberation front, launched a preemptive strike against a military base last week, which prompted the government to launch an offensive in the region. it also says it was behind rocket attacks on 2 airports in the neighboring region. meanwhile, if the ope

oh, i maryam namazie in london, just a quick look at the headlines now. the united nations is saying its concern was crimes mice. it been committed in ethiopia's more than tigre, a region where government forces a battling local leaders. when the fighting could spiral out of control leading to heavy casualties, a 10 day conflict has already killed hundreds of people and sent thousands more fleeing across the border to see don. prime minister ahmed his accuse the to great people's liberation front of treason and terrorism. and says the offensive one and until it's removes, amnesty international says schools of civilians have been massacred during the fighting. some of them acted.

low i maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program. gunmen stormed kabul university shooting students in their classrooms and as they fled in an attack which left at least $22.00 people dead. tanzania's opposition presidential candidate tunis so in his party's chairman arrested after calling for protests against last week's disputed election. and at least 20 dead and tens of thousands of homes destroyed after the philippines is hit by super typhoon bunny. the 2 men vying to be the u.s. president have less than a day now to persuade voters to hand them the white house for the next 4 years more than 95000000 americans have already cast their ballots more than 2 thirds of the total who voted in 2016 but donald trump and joe biden are still busy making a last minute push in states that could be crucial for their path to victory well donald trump started is the. a in north carolina before making his way up the eastern seaboard to pennsylvania he'll then head to the great lakes stopping 1st in michigan then wisconsin and finishing his day ba

iran, one official calls it an act of state tara oh, i maryam namazie in london. you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program . a new drive to resolve the week's long conflict in northern ethiopia. ups fade after prime minister ahmed meets african envoys as growing anger in india, tens of thousands of foreigners descend on the capital to protest against the law they say will slash their incomes. and police violence under the spotlight in france, an attack on a black music producer goes viral for offices are to tank the u.n. secretary general has a restraint after the assassination of a scientist at the center of iran's nuclear program. and trying to get terrorist has warned against any actions that could lead to an escalation of tensions in the region. or gunmen ambushed a vehicle carrying his odd there and his bodyguards in the city of fast as a delay to died in hospital. iranian officials, including a pharmacist, i'm homage of odds are if suspect israel was behind the attack, but they've not provided evidence. a military commander has promised to ret

hello i maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program president trump and his campaign they're still to find insisting the election is not over they are continuing to allege irregularities. his supporters are continuing to protest outside voting centers but elsewhere celebrations of broken now in anticipation of final results. joe biden is edging closer to that magic number of 270 electoral college votes that will make him the next president of the united states in the past 12 hours the democratic candidate has overtaken donald trump in 2 key battleground states pennsylvania and georgia so this is where we stand at the moment there are just a few battleground states still being counted at this point biden is leading in all of them based on the count from the associated press he secured 264 electoral college votes so far donald trump has 214 and needs both georgia and pennsylvania to reach 270 but biden's lead in these 2 states is growing as the mail in ballots continues to be counted in georgia is extremely close though most of those remaining vot

i know i maryam namazie and london a quick look at the headlines now. a scientist at the center of iran's nuclear program has been assassinated near the capital tehran gunman ambushed a vehicle carrying on his bodyguard ads in the city of op, sad. they later died in hospital iranian officials, including the foreign minister mohammad javad, zarif suspect israel was behind the attack. they've not provided any evidence. a military commander has promised to retaliate. iran previously expressed concern that u.s. president donald trump would try to punish the country before he leaves office in january. it to go or hold.

i know i maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also going to be looking at the latest remarks from president trump his camp has vowed to keep up legal challenges saying he will never give up fighting for the nation. his supporters continue that protest outside voting centers elsewhere though very different scenes celebrations have broken out as a patient of the outcome. joe biden is moving closer to the 270 electoral college votes that will make him the next president of the united states 3 days after americans voted the democratic candidate has overtaken donald trump in 2 key states of pennsylvania and georgia is where we stand at the moment with just a handful of states still being counted biden is leading in most of them based on projections from the associated press he secured 264 electoral college votes so far donald trump is on 214 and he needs both children pennsylvania to get to 270. but it's a very close race in georgia most of the remaining votes are from atlanta and its suburbs which tend to lean democrat but it has helped joe biden get ahead the margin is slim thou

i know i maryam namazie in london we start this update with actually developing story coming to us nowfrom austria where it's being reported a large police deployment is underway in central vienna off the shots were fired on a synagogue a local newspaper is saying the attack was on the street that houses the main synagogue in that city it's on all the media reported shots fired in the area of a nearby square of splats that's the name of the square are also reports of multiple injuries so we will stay across that story and bring you more information as it comes into us for of course all the headlines this hour that being the eve of the u.s. election of course the.

you know, i'm maryam namazie in london. you're watching al-jazeera also coming up. civilian deaths in northern ethiopia could be war crimes. the u.n. says as the exodus of thousands threatens to overwhelm aid agencies, we need glutes. who would be don't even have to get water in the battle for survival. after the deadliest typhoon of the season in the philippines also, i'm natasha butler in paris 5 years off to the movember, 2015 or turks. there are still painful memories and deep divisions. the u.s. president has spoken publicly for the 1st time since joe biden was named president elect. donald trump held a press conference at the white house to update americans on his response to the coronavirus pandemic. until now, trump has only been vocal on twitter, alleging voter fraud, and claiming without evidence to have won the presidential election. but in a shift in his messaging, trump admitted for the 1st time that he might not be leading the country's next administration. according to some estimates, a initial lockdown course $50000000000.00 a day and hundreds of tho

and i'm maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera the coming up on the program we'll be looking at president trump's reaction to all of this the campaign remaining defiant insisting the election isn't tova and continuing to alleged.

hello i'm maryam namazie in london and watching algis they're also coming out. there well you know. it's just the united states. donald trump and joe biden make a last minute bid for votes on the eve of the election with a special focus on the rust belt. gunman stormed kabul university shooting students in that class rooms and as they fled in an attack which left at least $22.00 dead. tanzania's opposition presidential candidate and his party's chairman arrested after calling for protest against last week's disputed election. hello welcome to the program for the past hour or so we've been covering breaking news story from austria where police say at least 2 people have been killed in an attack in the center of the capital vienna. well gunshots were heard in the city center in what the interior minister referred to as a terror attack at this point a suspected terror attack but he say tweeted that several suspects armed with rifles carried out the attack which took place at 6 different locations in the city one attacker has been shot dead but more op attention on the run so the situat

oh, i maryam namazie in on the quick look at headlines now. if you have his prime minister has issued a 72 hour ultimatum to forces in the distant region of to grow, i would says the people's liberation front has 3 days to surrender or brace for an all out assault on the regional capital mccalla a. the reuters news agency reports that to grind forces have destroyed roads and bridges to slow down the government offensive. civilians have been told to get out while they still can move from ethiopia's capital. the government forces idea to reach the outskirts of the city of mccullough couple of the to grow region, but they are already talking about their plan on how they want to see start city, which is not only the biggest city in the to grow region, but also the stronghold of the 2 p.l.o. leaders, prime minister of this government does spirit to see cup should. now they're saying to finish the wall that is going to happen in the mountainous areas surrounding mckillop. there will be needing tunks and also to living fired into this city, targeting

though i maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program. gunmen storm kabul university shooting students in that classroom.

i know i maryam namazie and london. you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program from hotels to abandon military bases, canary island authorities struggled to house the record number of migrants and refugees arriving from africa.

iran, one official calls it an act of state, tara hello, i'm maryam, namazie, and london. you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program. growing anger in india, tens of thousands of farmers descend on the capital to protest against a law of a say will slash the incomes. a new drive to resolve the week's long conflict in northern ethiopia, but hopes fade after.

below i maryam namazie in london, you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program back in the hot seat. the c.e.o.'s of facebook and twitter face senate questions over election related posts every morning.

sparking the fighting that's killed hundreds and sent thousands flooding into sudan though i'm maryam namaziein london. you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program around are going to car about after nic armenians burned their homes. they've been forced to leave as part of a cease fire deal with azerbaijan. also coming out on.

hello, i'm maryam namazie in london. you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program. conflict in the northern territory region drives more than 20000 ethiopians into sudan. and spills over the border into eritrea. as a by john extends the deadline for minions to leave their homes.

hello, i'm maryam, namazie and london. you're watching al-jazeera. we're also going to bring you the latest from western ethiopia, where gunmen ambush a boss killing at least 34 people. this is the conflict in the northern take. grey region drives more than 20000 ethiopians into sudan, and spills over the border in.

why maryam, namazie and london, you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program a lifesaving development in the u.s. battle against the coronavirus immunization could begin early next month. a pledge by the world's richest nations to the world's poorest g. 20 leaders can.

hello i maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program president trump and his campaign that's still to find insisting the election is not over they are continuing to allege irregularities.

and i know i maryam namazie in london with al-jazeera also coming up on the program as ethnic armenians burn the homes. they've been forced to leave as part of a ceasefire. deal on niña says it's prevented an assassination attempt on the prime minister. also on.

hours to surrender as soldiers get ready to surround the regional capital mccalla hello, i'm maryam, namazie, and london. you're watching al-jazeera also coming up a lifesaving development in the u.s. battle against the coronavirus immunization could begin early next month. a pledge by the world's richest nations to the world's poorest g. 20 leaders commit to fair access for corona virus vaccines.

oh i maryam namazie a watching the news hour live from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. civilian deaths in northern ethiopia could be war crimes. the u.n. warns the exodus of thousands threatens to overwhelm aid agencies. we need glutes food. we don't even have to give water a battle for survival after the deadliest typhoon of the season in the philippines. congratulations from china and even the pope, but still no sign of donald trump conceding to joe biden. also i'm natasha popular in paris 5 years after the movember 2015 attacks. there are still painful memories and deep divisions. montana how much not have all the day's sport, including number one in the dust. and johnson takes a share of the lead after the 2nd round of the mostest. hello, welcome to the program out top story, the united nations saying that it's concerned war crimes might have been committed in ethiopia's, northern ted gray region, a government forces are battling local leaders. it's when the fighting could spiral out of control leading to heavy casualties. the 10 day conflict has already killed hund

oh i maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program we'll be looking at president trump's reaction to all of this the campaign remaining defiant insisting the election is in tova and continuing to alleged it to allege irregularities. his supporters are continuing to protest outside voting centers as well but elsewhere it's a very different mood celebrations already broken out not dissipate the final results. well joe biden is edging closer that crucial number 270 electoral college votes that's what's needed to make him the next president of the united states in the past 12 hours the democratic candidate has overtaken donald trump in 2 states pennsylvania and georgia so this is the state of play at the moment just a handful of states still being counted biden is leading in most of them based on projections from the associated press he secured 264 votes so far donald trump has just 214 electoral college votes and needs both georgia and pennsylvania to reach 270 in georgia it's still very close most of the remaining votes are from atlanta and its suburbs