n. johnson, and his views on twitter. now that 3 french president, my con, into a hissy fit. jesse shockley, the method, i'm surprised when things are not done seriously. we don't communicate between leaders via tweets or publish letter. so we're not whistleblowers, come on some but you know, all of this came on the back of a bumpy summer for france. a to just found out that it's dean of the century with australia to build a fleet of submarines had been torpedoed in favor of a new one with the u. s. canada. and oh yes. the u. k. hotley recipe for success. but what the issues between the u. k in france really boils down to might have more to do with the opinion the to leaders half of each other. i think it was really a political thing and the of the, the side effect sort of to, to stuff to abs fuel to the fire between france and great britain that was just an added plus each of them, it may, even mccoy and boys, johnson sees and the other, what they hate most virus, johnson is shambolic disorganized. he goes on the fly, he

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remedy she has expelling or suspending or ordering out for a certain set of time of the n p from parliament. now, mr. johnson, the prime minister, is banned from parliament. he won't be able to perform his duties as answering questions, coming to class, making statements, et cetera. so these 3 very way, see masses, i know was a prime minister moment when i confidence in him as to last. in about a tory and peace and follow me and he's ministerial colleagues. now i, i conclude i have reached a conclusion for some time that he is finished. he is afraid, he is now a posthumous prime minister is the living dead. and at some point, probably not before christmas, but certainly in the new year, he will be obliged to reside. that is the fact that he is the, the matter as it nar, stats, that you've been the prime ministers in journalistic terms. his bet, no art, you've been his nemesis. you've been just a book, a detailing all his in his say evasions of the actually tate, let's call them that. i call the lies in limbo. having taken legal advice repeatedly, lies made to the british people about crack seal about to run

the discussion, there's a recommendation to french shlly use mrna vaccines over the johnson & johnson vaccine n. i endorse their recommendation and agree with the advisory committee's emphasis importantly that given the current state of the pandemic, both here and around the world, any vaccination is better than no vaccination. individuals who are unable or unwilling to receive an mrna vaccine will continue to have access to johnson & johnson, covid-19 vaccines. and finally, as we head into the holiday season when many will be gathering with their loved ones, i want to again encourage everyone to utilize the proven prevention strategies that keep everyone safe. get vaccinated and get boosted. mask in public indoor settings. physical distancing, hand washing, improved ventilation, and testing to slow transmission. we know that these strategies work and will help to keep you and your loved ones safe and healthy this holiday season. thank you all. i'll turn things over to dr. fauci. >> thank you very much, doctor. i'd like to spend the next couple minutes talking about the importance of covid-19 b

at a cabinet meeting on monday, the prime minister boys johnson was found himself caught between the scientists and rebellious ministers and n p's. who say not enough is yet known about omicron. we know that there's been and i got the data in front of me. $104.00 hospitalizations from only crohn, the question really is, does that and there's a lag time of days if not weeks to finding out whether that leads to more fatalities as a result of this, not if you like the missing piece of the data puzzle but we constantly keep it under review in a pre recorded statement. johnson earned on the side of caution, political caution that is less so perhaps in the interests of public health we, we will have to reserve the, the possibility of taking further action to, to protect the public and to protect public health, to protect our chess. and we won't hesitate to, to take that action. but in the meantime, what i would say to everybody is, please exercise caution. the wave of on the chrome concern, meanwhile, is spreading fast across europe. germany becomes the latest country to confirm plans for new restrictions with social gatherings li

but boris johnson doesn't want to close the doors at pubs, clubs, or restaurants, and perhaps would ne authority to if you tried, because last night he was pounded by his own side. [crowd booing] 100 tory mps rejecting covid passes and proud. one of them even filming herself casting the vote against. the plan only passed embarrassing for first johnson with help for labour, a point too tempting for keir starmer to ignore earlier today. >> if it wasn't for labour votes, his government would not have been able to introduce vital health measures that we need to save lives and protect the nhs. so weak is his leadership. we vaccinate, they vacillate! [cro cheering] they jaber, we jab. reporter: yet the government and we all are grappling again with a fast-moving crisis, which the tories can be accused of having to deal with their own mistakes rather than what matters. with the. risk of the virus to our wealth and health, any wrong move could have a terrible cost. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, downing street. laura: in the u.s., the centers for disease control is warning we could see a surge i

so, you know how much a government's they're relying on on johnson and johnson and other vaccines that don't use that m r a and r n. a technology that pfizer and montana do to 1000000 doses is what south africa has promised to of the african countries through a platform fits up by the african union. and that's supposed to be distributed over the coming year. there's only a 7 percent rate of vaccination across african countries, more than a 1000000000 people. so they certainly is a lag. aside from vaccines being rolled out slowly, there is also hesitancy which continues to be effective in terms of the uptake of vaccines. we know that last month there are reports that nigeria, for instance, had to destroy more than a 1000000 vaccinations, vaccines rather because they just weren't used and reach the expiry date. and this is where johnson and johnson would be handy. it could be easily distributed, transported, and stored, and so could be more beneficial than some of the other vaccines with the infrastructure around both carrying out the vaccinations. transporting vaccination is a bit more tricky, so far as long as the

it's just this sort of public service that boris johnson thanked health workers and care as for in his christmas message. oh those in the n h. yes, we're here christmas. our care workers, everyone involved in the incredible vaccination campaign. those looking after people who have lost loved ones this year, that who would otherwise be on the road? he said, been so many words, those getting vaccinated and boosted or doing what jesus would have wanted getting jobs, not just for themselves for ourselves, but for friends and family and everyone we meet. and that after all is the teaching of jesus christ, whose birth is at the heart of this enormous festival, ah, across europe, on a crown is rampant, but countries are responding differently. germans q outside shops to show their health passes. nightclubs will be shot after christmas. and major events, we'll have attendance limits. spain has brought back mandatory mosque wearing outside now as well as inside. but the netherlands locked down is still something of an outlier, non essential shops, restaurants, hair, dresses, gyms, museums, and other public places are close until a

investigation just last week by mister boyce johnson. ordered the prob, after a video emerge of officials joking about a christmas party house last year. the u. n. him in the ice council has agreed to set up a commission to examine abuses in ethiopia. conflict. investigators say they have received credible reports that all sides are committing violations against civilians. if he'll p. s. government denies the allegations. the estimates are shorted according to information i our disposal. from november 2020 to june 2021. over 2200 survivors reported sexual and gender based violence to health facilities across the gray region. one of the one stop centers reported that the victims in over 90 percent, the faces were minors and estimated that visits to the center had quadrupled since the complete iraq the a year ago. it is important to keep in mind that this figures are most probably an underestimation of the true extent of the sexual and gender grapevines being perpetrator. the 7th round of talk seemed at reviving the 2015 iran nuclear deal has now concluded in austria's capital vienna. the parties to the talks are hoping to resurrect the agreement

keith mayes, a historian from the university of minnesota, and joshua johnson, anchor of "now tonight," my colleague also at nbc news and n." welcome to both of you. let me phrase the question this way. rashid darden in 2018 wrote the following: students don't typically have a great understanding of the civil war, reconstruction, the jim crow south, the racist north. there is really not much after harriet tubman until we get to the civil rights movement. their body of knowledge is focused on those couple of things rather than the interconnectedness, the intersections. that's why i wanted this conversation to not only utter the words critical race theory. really what this is about is how do we improve the education history in america. keith, where do we begin? >> we begin by telling the truth, chuck. i think you're right that all of these things are interconnected. i was listening to the conversation you had with nikole hannah-jones, and 1619, indeed, is a starting point. but we have to talk about the black colonial american experience or the experience of people of color pre american revolutionary war, but also what was g

n said is receiving credible reports that all sides in ethiopia is conflict. are committing severe human rights violations. u. k prime minister boris johnson says he accepts full responsibility following the crushing defeat of his conservative party in a bi election. conservatives lost the seat of nor shropshire for the 1st time in almost 2 centuries. it became vacant when the previous conservative and pay was forced to resign for breaking parliamentary rules from wham in shropshire. under simmons reports on the latest in a series of setbacks for boris johnson, country life in north shropshire has been synonymous with conservative voting for nearly 2 centuries. but not anymore. morgan, helen, margaret, lillian, liberal democrats. 17000. 957. o helen morgan is now the m p from centralized opposition party that smashed at 23000 majority for boris johnson's conservative party. if he could have no structure had spoken on behalf of the british people, they said loudly and clearly vice johnson, the parties, ada johnson responded by saying he took full responsibility. i totally understand people's frustrations. i i hear what the vouchers are sayi

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just last week, i miss voice johnson ordered the prob, after a video, a merger of officials joking about a christmas party held at downing street last year. another new c u. n. human rice council has agreed to set up a commission to examine abuses in ethiopia. conflict. investigators say they've received credible reports at all sides or committing violations against civilians. if europe is government denies the allegations in sudan or radi organized by the opposites, opposition coalition was disrupted by tear gas. the girl was part of the government until a military takeover in october. prime minister abdullah ham dock was reinstated after a political agreement with the military last month. i protested, continue to take to the streets rejecting the deal. thousands of technicians have been hotels soon on 11th anniversary of the uprising which triggered the ab spring revolution. crowds rally both for and against prison. case said he recently announced the arsenal referendum for next july. and the 7th round of talks aimed at reviving the 2015 iran nuclear deal has concluded in austria, the parties to the torture hoping to resurrect the agreement. those are the

n p. o and patterson broke rules on lobbying. he'd been paid by 2 private companies to try to influence government policies. patterson, quit after bar, as johnson botched, an attempt to save him from a suspension from parliament. what's also weakened johnson's authority is a rebellion by a 100 conservative m. p. 's voting against the use of coven passes. john murray is a former conservative mer of when he says johnson is now a liability. basically, he hasn't got a blessing the party anymore. really? there's an awful lot against him. he says one thing, one day on those totally the opposite. next day, the conservatives are likely to review the way they govern when parliament returns from the christmas recess in the new year. there's little political chair for boris johnson right now. andrew simmons al jazeera women shropshire, the philippines is counting the cost of typhoon ryan, which has killed at least $12.00 people, and left a trail of destruction. winds of close to 200 kilometers and our destroyed thousands of homes across the central and southern philippines. forcing hundreds of thousands of people to seek safety. now it's heading towards v

n p doesn't these angles many of fun. there be a government into chaos in 2006. can you repeat the check with the johnson government? alex speaks to him 9. i'm just randomly or welcome back to the alex salmon show. thank you. good to be back. let's take a look at the, the question your questioning of the prime minister a couple of weeks ago. and milly's on committee, which is a huge chance for committee chairs like yourself to, to ask the prime minister in a succession of questions. let's take a look of i had to say, do you think yourselves look yours down and should, and should i d, we should stop sending big valued donors to those, the lords, a commonly known as casual owners and seen as a very common practice international. how could you, at any rate that would be either on today? yes, i'm looking for or not? well, it was actually my colleague. yes, jonathan edwards, i happen to be sitting beside him by pass right on. i look, i think he'll be able to, should the, but his end to the answer to that is that these are a bond large by the way they do contribute. huge brought to probably $3000000.00. and until you do t

as in dog n al jazeera manila, coming up after the break, kowager 0 speaks to iran, chief negotiator about grace that talk to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. and you k prime minister boys johnson react, rushing, bi election d as members of things at home already place she was i, i look forward to parameters, guys with sponsored by capital airways. your weather is story for asia right here, right now we're going to begin in india, where toward the northwest, no major weather alerts right across the country, but that northwest corner we do have alerts for but fog and a bit of a cold snap going on. so we'll show you the 3 day forecast in delhi, your temperatures a bit below average. dip and down to 6. but as you head out of the city, the temperatures are even lower. now for the most part, typhoon ry has made a clean sweep of the philippines is the strongest storms we have seen in the western pacific. and it is quite a number on the philippines. it's now in the south china sea, so we'll trace where it goes. is it brushes up against that coast of vietnam over the weekend? i don't think it's going to make a landfall here, but still enough to cause some damage. it will veer toward th

johnson cologne of ours jab are the rare cases of blood clotting. ah, an ominous with veronica. this is al jazeera and live from doha. also coming up, the u. n. says old signs in ethiopia and guilty of committing severe human rights violations. and calls for an end to the conflict. 11 years since the arabs spring to museums a back on the streets calling for greater change class. i'm alexandra buyers of the cat are balloon festival. here in doha, i'll bring you the birds. i view of efforts. event tourism to new heights. i had of next year's depot world cup. ah. the u. s. centers for disease control as recommending americans choose other corona vars. vaccines over the johnson and johnson jab. the cdc says the single shot is less effective than those made by mcdonough and pfizer. and in rare occasions leads to fatal cases of blood clotting. at least 9 people have died from clots in the us . out of the more than 200000000 fully vaccinated americans, 16000000 have received the j and j jab, while the johnson and johnson vaccine as being manufactured in south africa. and it's government has promised to donate around $2000000.00 doses to all the afri

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n board with debt cancellation has been issuedeb shift. i quoted a republican in my book in the senate who also recognized that there are a lot of issues. ron johnson of wisconsin, like this tea party republican big trump's supporter. even he said like when i was interviewing him he sounded a lot like bernie sanders in terms of describing the system he thought was fundamentally broken and he thinks it's morally wrong to put so much debt on young people with them not knowing what the getting into. it wasas really interesting to talkes to republican the sound a lot like the democratic side of thing in terms of describing certain systems. there's consensus among the parties that the system has problems. i don't knoww if they're going o agree on how to fix it, but yes, the politics at shifted. >> host: let's talk about the policy recommendations you do have in theom book and i want ak you about a couple that you don't recommend. >> guest: right. i wanted to highlight the trade-offs of any potential fix, and i think ultimately what i tried to point out is that it schools have more skin in the game, i know that such a clichÉ at this point, but if they sh

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