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in the knockouts they lost to one to mauritania, conceding the winner in the foot, minute of at a time. so it's the, you a, you who go through in 2nd place in group b, syria and mauritania. bosco home because a lot of will be completed later on tuesday with the group c and d to be decided in group fema rocco, already through saudi arabia. jordan and palestine can also join them in the course of egypt and syria have already qualified, so their match is really need to decide who top group di. let's get live now through joanna roscoe who's not too far away at stadium 97 full for the jordan v palestine game. so there's a lot riding on this game with 3 teams going for one called a final sport. who needs to do what? yeah. well these, as you mentioned that georgia in saudi arabia and palestine all have a chance to qualify into the court to finals from group see, some of them have easier parts than others. as you mentioned, there are many stadium $97.00 where jordan will play palestine in around 2 hours from now. now jordan will have to be the favorites to go through from group see currently i

the last 3 quarter final spots are being decided in the aircraft, syria are up against mauritania. welton is yeah, go for school. the day against the u. e. and china has threatened the us with firm counter measures. if it goes ahead with a diplomatic boy caught the beijing winter olympics, ah was there were, there were the last of the quarter, final spots are up for grabs, tennessee are open, they're scoring against the ease. they looked to bounce back from defeat to syria. it's one mill coming up to half time the i'm ritz with some strong defense is they also look to qualify for the knockout and the other game underway at the moment, syria or play mauritania? no, no, so far, and we'll keep you updated on that one. and kept our play iraq later and group a having already qualified. i'd go live now to andy richardson, who's out the base stadium for that game. and andy, a big question ahead of the world cup is how well can cats are doing have not played up that level before? what encouraging signs have we seen so far at this tournament? well the state today must be the castle football associ

in the knockouts they lost to one to mauritania . so it's the you a ye who go through in 2nd place and group b. and that means they face arab cap. host kat are in the quarters. cats are play iraq shortly. the house have already talked group a, but iraq can still get through as can bahrain and oman. let's go live now to andy richardson, who was at the al bate stadium for the cats are game. and andy, we now know cats are, will play the u. e in the quarter finals talk as for what to expect well the state today me as a counsel football association is for the national seem to get through out of the group stage. next jays world cup. and one of the reasons for hosting this, our cup, amongst many, is to give this team experience of playing in front of an expectant home crowd in a, in a competitive environment. and they'll be more competitive environments imaginable than a match against face regional rivals. the united arab emirates, let's remember when the teams met in the 2019 asian cup that was hosted by the you a the time were in the midd

it's used by the said, the sa held g 5, joint force involving troops from mauritania this year, chad molly and became faso around 80. attackers were also killed. there are reports that at least 5 people were killed after b. m ma security forces rammed a vehicle into protest as video shows a car accelerating into people attending a rally, and yan gone around 15 people were arrested. the been protests in the country ever since. the military seized power in february in neighboring india. the army has expressed deep regret for at least 14 civilians were killed in a military operation to the northeastern state of naga land. it happened to them all the district. the army reportedly set up an ambush for suspected fighters, but mistakenly fought on a truck carrying coal miners. troops lays a fight at the crowd which gathered to protest against the attack. police in belgium of sprayed water, cannon of fire, tear gas at riots. is that a protest in brussels against coven 19 rules? the government says its being forced to act because cases are searching as the headlines now, let's get you back to

we spoke to a former, get mo prisoner whose story actually inspired the movie, the mauritania, and, ah, and i did confess to crimes. i didn't because of torture. i was received by i was beaten till they broke my and i was not given food for a very long periods of time. i was sexually assaulted on multiple occasions, received a provision that for 70 days, nor sleep. it's almost like a lie, but still we have not concluded that it was the use of the i teased within that program that allowed us to obtain useful information from detainees subjected to them. i know i didn't do any and i said, i'm not really. i'm not going to high that's causing me a lot of pain and suffering me leaving soon as it country that the respectful of a lot. ah, i wrote a best selling book that was 2227 languages. not saying this is me. i'm saying this is with the head of a law with the help of my lawyers. my support is my family and i'm so happy and it was adopted into a movie outside my family, my brother and their lives, go on terry's life goes on. it was 9, he 192 on 2 different occasions for a brief period of t

then it's mauritania, up against united arab emirates and syria play tennis. yeah. and the late game. well, let's go live to do on i got raska, who's that? the education city stadium for the kata game against oman and tow cuts are looking to build on their open and when against by then. yes, that's right. center. this is the 2nd round of group games, and some of them could prove decisive, including this game at education city between our mod. i'm kappa. as you said, that that's, i'll be looking to build on that when i all right, and another big tree here would put them through to the quarter finals. you've got so much that cats must be feeling quite confident going into this game because yes, go back 12 years to a man's last victory over cass i was in 2009 at the gulf cut where they beat in one mill and i, chairman, went on to win that tournament, but it's also worth mentioning that these 2 countries have a very special relationship. amani football fans supported catherine in the 2019 asian cup, which cass all went on to win the title. and that was because catherine

have one of both their games that so far, but syria and his yeah, mauritania can also progress it to the knockout state. and in group a host cut out already through but their opponents, iraq are battling a with oman and bahrain for the remaining core to final place. he, our cup is a warm up event for the woke up next year. when cutter was awarded, the torment organizer set out the legacy program called a generation amazing, which works with under privileged communities around the world. i spoke to the programs director na, 7040. we started with the region, mainly looking at a disadvantage communities. obviously there's a lot of refugees in the region around syria. jordan, i've been on, you know, many protestant refugees syrian refugees. so then you know, in 2010, 2011. i was kind of the focus. we were building se spaces and creating community clubs for these disadvantage. youth expanded since then to other parts of asia as well in the new paul focus on because of all the market worker populations that come to our working on world cup facilities. we decided to get back to those commun

no group has claimed responsibility for wednesday's attack in narrow town on the border with mauritania. they put until with him. in for is the dish. we need the dialogue with the new exchange with them to disarm their hearts and minds. so as long as we don't do that, as soon as they have occasion, they will attack one of your brother attacks by and groups in the rest. if so, how does that region have killed thousands and displaced millions? despite years of efforts by international forces to defeat them, it's feared for the attacks will cause yet more instability. fidelis number r 0, a bolger, a group of hanging refugees who spent days at seeing a damage boat have been rescued by indonesian authorities. the boat was towed by a navy ship off the coast of our chief province, 105 people, mainly women and children. this inbox and the port city of crime can be given temporary accommodation. we have been trying to reach malaysia, jessica washington following the story from jakarta. finally there exhausting journey is now over, and the refugees are now safely in indonesia. so now we have a cl

it's used by this a hell g 5 joint force involving troops from mauritania and is she had chat molly and became a facet route. 80 attackers were killed. 27 people have been killed in sedans. west are for region of the latest flare up of violence and age groups as that a camp for displaced people was satellite and destroyed. police in belgium of sprayed water, canada, and 5 t. a gas on rioters of the protest in brussels against cove at 19 walls. the government says that it's being forced to act because cases are searching for right french presidential candidate exec more has been put into a headlock by a protest, a jury. his 1st campaign rally that was scuffles between his supporters and burs, he came to denounce him. pope francis is warned that the neglect of refugees migrants is the shipwreck of civilization. leader of the roman catholic church visited refugees on the island of less boss. and he continues, he announces, hereafter talk to al jazeera, coming up. next, the philippines is fighting to restore, fighting in vaccine. i got the quote, equally denied, and the wrong one. on one ai

no group has claimed responsibility for wednesday's attack in mera town on the border with mauritania. there what i said with him in for is the dish we need to dialogue with the new exchange with them to disarm their hearts and minds. as long as we don't do that, as soon as they have the occasion, they will attack one of your brother attacks by and groups in the rest. if so, how does that region have killed thousands and displaced millions? despite years of efforts by international forces to defeat them, it's feared for the attacks we course, yet more instability. fidelis member al jazeera a bo joe mourners in south africa had been paying their final respects to anti apartheid hero desmond tish, cape towns 1st. black archbishop is lying in state in saint george's cathedral in the lead up to his funeral on saturday, general report from captain. oh, honoring desmond tutu with song and praise. oh, hundreds flocked to saint george's cathedral where the archbishop once preached his message of peace and reconciliation. inside the revered anti apartheid hero lies in states. people of all age

no group has claimed responsibility for wednesday's attack in narrow town on the border with mauritania. there what? until victim info is the dish. we need to dialogue with the new exchange with them to disarm their hearts and minds as long as we don't do about as soon as they have occasion, they will attack one of your brother attacks by and groups in the restive. so how does that region have killed thousands and displaced millions, despite years of efforts by international forces to defeat them, it's feared for the attacks we caused yet more instability. fidelis member, our da, 0 a bull joe. out there has been told that an agreement to rely of iran's nuclear dale with well, powers is still far off. the 8th round of talks between diplomats commenced in vienna on monday. so says close to the negotiations. say there is a deep disagreement surrounding terence demands for us sanctions to be left and immediately they say the talks are going in a good direction at that. they lack the momentum to achieve results within a reasonable time frame corners in south africa. ha, paying their final re

they lost to one to mauritania, so it's the way who go through in 2nd place in group b. now back to our top story and for more on the olympic boycott. joining us now on skype is jewels, boy, cough. he is a professor at pacific university, oregon and an author on the olympics. thank you so much for joining us. does this announcement from the white house come as a surprise to you? it's not a surprise. they have been signaling for some time now that they were going to take this sort of action. what they're trying to do is to prevent the possibility of sports washing having countries or host cities, use big mega sports events in order to try to launch their reputations on the world stage. these kind of, mega events are known for grinning grip photo ops and by not sending diplomats, the united states is signaling that it doesn't want to play a part of that sort of thing. the i o. c has always maintained that the olympics aren't political. what do you make of the i see statement that the participation of us athletes are beyond politics. the olympics have been political since t

it's time it's mauritania versus united arab emirates and syria played tennis. yeah, in the late game earlier today we rejoined here in the studio by far my all new ami, the communications executive director for the counter world cub organizing committee. and she explained to santa hamish, how the faith ara camp is helping preparations for counter 2022. it is really a great opportunity. we always have said that this tournament, it's for the out of broiled and actually having all the out of me, nations to be testing all of our venues for the 1st time. and to actually live the tournament experience as if it would be like during the world cup, this would be actually a good opportunity for us from a, a to just all of our appropriations. we have all of our students actually ready, one year ahead of the tournament on for us now would was hosting this tournament. it's the opportunity to fine tune all of these plans for one year to the worth of itself. for my read one of your interviews, they're expecting what more than 1000000 fans for the cutter? 20. 22. how do you th

as you start to this competition, as you might expect with a 51 win over mauritania, but then they lost to nil to syria and he was only a one nil. went against u e in the last group, much. they got them through to the knockouts, a man on the other hand, a very creditable jury draw against iraq for my asian champions in their 1st game. and then a very muscular performance against cats are in that 2nd much cats are been very good in this tournament. of course, as well and amman only losing that one due to a late late goal. it was given on via the ball only just crossing the line and then an incredibly good performance against bahrain winning that one. so yes, oh man, all on the dogs. but i think that form of this tournament shows that i have a face prospect which in india who were i was expecting a big crowd later on when the host nation are in action in the quarter finals against the u. e. the mex. if you read a monsoon as you, how's it looking in terms of fan arrival and potential attendance? yeah, there have been funds arriving particularly noticeably in the last sort of 20 minutes . s

it's used by the sale of g 5 joint force, which involves troops from mauritania, nysha chad, molly and becket. faso, the victims, nationalities on shit, known almost 80 attackers, also killed. at least 27 people have been killed in sedans. west are for region in the latest flare up in violence. an aide group says that a camp for displaced people with satellites and destroyed the regions often plagued by fighting between arab and nora tribes. the un said that more than 40 people died last month when dozens of villages were torched. there are reports that at least 5 people were killed and many others injured in myanmar, where security forces rammed a vehicle into protest. us videos posted online show a car accelerating into people attending a rally in the largest city young on so called flash mall was targeted just minutes after it came together. around 15 people were arrested hours later, people in west of young on express their anger over the military is cracked on, on descent by beating on pots and pans from the balconies were mere mass, military toppled the elected government in febr

cap studio as a group stage of the tournament, reaches its conclusion a 1st ever arab victory for mauritania brings heartbreak to syria. they missed their chance to qualify for the knockout stage. ah, we saw the news, i was diplomatic moves from the us on 2 fronts. in a moment, more in a summit between president joe biden and a russian president vladimir putin. but 1st, the white house is announced a diplomatic boycott of next year's winter olympics in china. us athletes will still compete at the games in beijing, but there will be no official representation. the us government says it's in protest against human rights abuses, including what it calls, genocide of wigan, muslims, kimberly hawk. it has the latest from white house, under pressure from some a human rights activists sand, even members of congress. the biden administration has announced on monday that it is participating in a diplomatic boy caught of the winter olympics set to begin in february. in beijing . the united states saying that it is concerned about china's human rights abuses, particularly when it comes to the treatment

it's used by the sale g 5, joint force involving troops and mauritania, najia chad, molly and bettina faso, almost 80 attackers, were killed. solomon islands by minister mona se sort of ari's facing a motion of no confidence in parliament. it's in response to anti government riots . a week ago, during which buildings were burned down and shops looted, locals have a list of grievances including poor government services, and a recent tilt towards china. belgian police, the sprayed water, cannon, and fire tear gas on the rioters with a protest in brussels against cobit 19 rules. the government sances being forced to act with his cases as searching and hospitals, or unrestrained far right french presidential candidate erickson moore, has been attacked by a protest during his 1st rally. there was scuffles between his supporters and those who came to denouncing some through chairs at each other. those are the headlines of these continues. you are now da 0 after the listing post state you events are watching bye for now. if america held up a mirror to itself, what would it see in a sense, ra

it's used by the sa hell g. 5 joint force involving troops from mauritania, nysha chad, molly and burkina, faso. the victims nationalities aren't yet known. almost 80 attackers were also killed. 27 people have been killed in sedans, west off for region in the latest flareup of violence. and aid group says that a camp for displaced people with satellite and destroyed region is often plagued by fighting between arab and non arab tribes. the u. n said that more than 40 people died last month when dozens of villages were torched. there are reports that at least 5 people were killed and many others injured in myanmar where security forces ran the vehicle into protest. us videos posted online show a car accelerating into people attending a rally in the largest city. young gone, so called flash mob was targeted just minutes after it came together. around 15 people were arrested i was laser people in west of the angle and expressed that anger over the military crack down on descent by beating on pots and pans from their balconies. mir most military toppled the elected government in february. sinc

it's used by this a hell g 5, joint force involving troops from mauritania, asia, chad, marley and burkina, faso. the victims nationalities aren't yet known. almost 80 attackers were also killed. at least 27 people have been killed in sedans, west off for region in the latest flare up of violence and age group says that a camp for displaced people was satellite and destroyed. the regions often plagued by fighting between arab and non arab tribes. but he said, belgium of sprayed water, cannon, and fire tear gas rises that protested brussels against coven 19 rules. the government says that it's being forced to act because cases are surging on hospitals are under severe strain. fall right french presidential candidate. eric is a more, has been put into a headlock by a protest as he walked through paris. during his 1st campaign rally, there were scuffles between his supporters of those who came to denounce him. are those the headlines more news here on al jazeera after upfront. next, from the world's most populated, recheck in den and untold stories across asia and the pacific. to discover the

it's used by the sa hell g. 5 joint force evolving troops from mauritania and asia, chad marley and became a fossil. the victims nationalities aren't yet known. almost 80 attackers also killed. 27 people have been killed in sedans. west are for region in the latest flare up in violence. an age group says that a camp for displaced people was satellite and destroyed. the region is often plagued by fighting between arab and non arab tribes. the un said that more than 40 people died last month when dozens of villages were torched place in belgium of sprayed water. cannon fired tear gas on riotous and a protest against cove. at 19 rules in all around 8000 people tried to reach the european union headquarters, but were blocked out 0 that im baba reports a stand off in the belgian capital on the sidelines of a covey 19 protest policies. water cannon against a group of protest is some of whom appeared to throw firewood several 100 people march through the streets. 2 days after the government tightened restrictions for the 3rd week in a row. some carried signs, critical of vaccines, which have prov

in this first episode, we see how lives have been dramatically altered in nigeria and mauritania by globalming. we have demanded today that gas flaring should stop. hello again. as we go through this week it looks very much like it is going to turn increasingly mild, especially so across southern england where we could see 16 or 17 by the time we get to wednesday. but that doesn't mean it's going to be dry, we are also looking at wet and windy conditions. on the air mass chart you can see the yellows and the ambers, indicating it's going to be very, very mild, especially so for the time of year. as we go through today, though, for some of us it will be relatively mild for the time of year, not as mild as as we were expecting. we've got this band of rain turning lighter and more patchy in nature as it pushes north eastwards. windy behind it, ahead of its still a fair bit of cloud with some showers across parts of scotland, but there will be some sunny spells developing as well across parts of scotland, northern england and northern ireland. as we go through the night we've got the remnants

in this first episode, we see how lives have been dramatically altered in nigeria and mauritania by globalng today that it stops. this is my children. we have had some big weather contrasts across the country today, england and wales, a lot of grey weather, rain and drizzle around, as well, but not as murky as this everywhere and across parts of scotland and northern ireland at least we had some glimmers of sunshine coming through but also a couple of showers. overnight, low—pressure is in charge and that will become more active with outbreaks of rain turning heavy across england and wales and probably reaching parts of northern ireland and southern scotland. mist and fog patches further north in scotland and apache frost but otherwise it will be a mild night. —— a patchy. gusts reaching around 40-50 —— a patchy. gusts reaching around 40—50 mph tomorrow, with rain for many but that rain will be pretty reluctant to ease off across eastern england where it will turn light and patchy but also down for some. the weather improving further west but the best of the sunshine will be in scotland an