he is entirely focused on national unity. on creating a national character. doing it through education, through religion, through policy prescriptions. that's what he choose to do in the farewell. he brings together the greatest thing about ghost writers in history. medicine does the first drop, hamilton does the second place in office politics we could really claim the line sheriff credit for the words, not the ideas. and then he brings john jay at the very end. to your point, he gets it back together the band of brothers who do the federalist papers. john j had left being chief justice of the supreme court to become governor of new york. it's a wonderful moment where hamilton and jade the final at it before sending it back to washington. it's july of 1796. jay is kind of the elder pair of eyes washington really trust jay's advice. he and hamilton had a complicated relationship, there's a bit father son, they're both pretty hot headed, they could both get angry. and washington really tries to restrain his anger, much like eisenhower. hamilton had a hard time

national unity.n creating a national character. and doing it through education, through religion, through policy prescriptions. and that's what he chooses to do in the farewell. he brings together the greatest team of ghostwriters in history. madison does the first draft. hamilton does the second. and they play office politics on who can share the lion's share of credits for the words, not the ideas. and then he brings in john j. at the very end. to your point he gets back together the brand of brothers who does the federalist papers. john j. had left being chief justice of the supreme court to become governor of new york. and there's a wonderful moment we found out sort of where hamilton and j. did the final edit before sending it back to washington. it's july of 1796. and jay is sort of the elder pair of eyes. washington really trusted jay's advice. he and hamilton had a complicated relationship. it was a little bit father/son. they were both hot-headed, they could both get angry. and hamilton had

unity| uniting our nation. unity. unity histo , uniting our nation. unity. show the way, the way of unity. show the way, the way of unity. let's speak now to two members of congress from both sides of the aisle. carolyn bourdeaux is the newly elected democratic congresswoman for georgia's 7th district — and dustyjohnson, a republican — represents south dakota's single district. here he is with max, his son, at president biden's inauguration. both lawmakers join us now from capitol hill. you posted a wonderful picture of yourself and your son max at the inauguration yesterday. a moment of history. but now the dust has settled. do you really think that the people of south dakota pretty republican place want you to work with the new president? weill. republican place want you to work with the new president?— with the new president? well, i think they _ with the new president? well, i think they realise _ with the new president? well, i think they realise i _ with the new president? well, i think they realise i can't - with the new president? well, i think they r

national unity. right?s obvious now part of the danger of hyperpartisanship he warned was regional-based political parties that could lead to civil war. and he called those folks who would try to divide us as americans in political debates q■ remember that.÷sqrwÑ he talks about the importance of political moderation as a source of strength in a democracy, not weakness. not a mushy middle. but, in fact, a great tradition that's rooted in classical wisdom. take it from the ancient greeks and romans. we've forgotten that as well that political moderation is a source of strength and democracy as the founding fathers understood it. talked about the importance of paying down debts, fiscal responsibility that taxes are always going to be unpopular, but you need to pay them because it's immoral to pass off debts to another generation. but that some debt could be a good thing for a society. he talked about the importance of religion and morality to a self-governing people. this is the part that reagan always loved t

may our prayers strengthen our awareness of our common humanity and national unity, at a time when harmony is a balm that seeks to comfort and strengthen us as a single people facing a common threat that has no respect of age, race, culture, or gender. let us, with one heart, commend those who have died from this virus, and all of their loved ones to the providential care of the one who is the ultimate source of peace, unity, and concorde. amen. >> thank you, cardinal gregory for that beautiful prayer. we gather to pay tribute to the lives we have lost. a grandmother, a grandfather who was our world. a parent, partner, sibling, or friend who we still cannot accept is no longer here. and for many months, we have grieved by ourselves. tonight, we grieve and begin healing together. though we may be physically separated, we, the american people, are united in spirit. and my abiding hope, my abiding prayer, is that we emerge from this ordeal with a new wisdom. to cherish simple moments. to imagine new possibilities. and to open our hearts just a little bit more to one another. it is now my grea

goodies that everybody wants is not going to be there i mean that but then peter that's a debt a national unity 12 to 18 month nationally and that's a dead letter with the state of the country right now by grace just so completely divided and not very to the point that people don't know i don't want to watch the dog aeration and i thought i didn't think lady gaga sang the song well because biden is the president i mean you know it's to this level it's so petty it's really it's you know as i keep saying to people it's like you know baseball doesn't care who wins the world series only fans of the care who wins the world series so it's business as usual. oh well you know it's because of this kind of false consciousness about politics you know and you know it you know trump resides in everyone's brain free of charge ok in the end this is what somehow what we've gotten down to i mean i'm sick and tired of talking about donald trump i think we've got to get back to talking about what's his name who are we talking about what's his name but he i 2nd that exactly that's how frankly though that's how peo

obstacle to the thousands of visitors who swarm across it every day, a small impediment to the national unity of britain with the rest of the continent. the defense of the west is the defense of britain. britain is an island, but a european island. this is nothing new. there are roots deep in the past. fontenoy. the landing of den helder. wat waterloo. belaclava. mones. eap. the beaches of normandy. stretching from history into yesterday, they are etched into the memory of britain's past. with this sort of past, how could she escape the present? >> 6, 9, 100, free round, gunfire! >> in germany today stand the three british who form the nation's army group. behind them is the support of the second allied tactical air force. most of these british troops are citizen soldiers. national servicemen called up at 18 for two years, trained with and beside their colleagues of the regular army. >> to the guardmen, dismissed! >> defense cost a great deal in patience, in loyalty, and, indeed, in money. they spent a third of all britain's national expenditure. those are the ruthless economics of today. and

that's why think eventually this will lead to a government of national unity.ine: i want to ask you about european banks shortly. there is also unicredit looking for a new chief executive. who is the right person for that job? davide: listen, i think unicredit is one of those banks in europe that is quite unique. it has 50% of its balance sheet in germany and austria, and 50% in italy. on a profit basis, italy probably counts -- accounts for two thirds. one, it can handle this. secondly, it needs to be both italian and international at the same time. third, 80% of unicredit is actually global funds. so there needs to be someone who has the full support of the creme de la creme of the institutional -- lastly, and not in my view afford to fail, for the simple reason that unicredit is one of the cheapest companies in europe, and hence whoever can needs to turn it around quickly. there is lots of upside that needs to be managed properly, and without making mistakes. francine: are you a shareholder, davide, and will you be a shareholder, depending on who becomes chi

measures earlier he was sworn into office and gave an inaugural address stressing the need for national unity. harris made history by becoming the 1st woman to be sworn in as vice president.

a group of voices calling for national unity ahead of joe biden's inaguration is growing.nd this includes unexpected figures like a country singer and a republican congress woman who was previously a strong supporter of president trump. alexandra limon reports. a final farewell from the first lady. melania trump posted a goodbye message on twitter yesterday-- celebrating her anti-bullying platform and calling for continued unity.<"focus on what unites us... not what divides us"> she has given no indication on if she will continue the tradition of inviting the incoming first lady, doctor jill biden, to tea and a tour at the white house. coming up next on the kron4 morning news-- strong winds left a trail of damage across the bay area. team living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio, the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has pr

we know that the theme of national unity will be a big one and will be especially important given what we saw happen on capitol hill two weeks ago. >> no question. >> m.j. lee, thank you very much for being there for us. >>> a new reporting just into cnn in last hour, we're learning that the biden administration will make domestic terrorism a key focus of the national security council according to a person familiar telling me. a reflection of the significant threat the country is facing as it deals with the aftermath of the capitol hill riot. we're told to expect early announcements of staff on the nsc where they are focused very much on this threat and it speaks to the seriousness as we see all of the troops there in d.c. >> well, i think a good development, right, jim, that they're taking this as seriously as it needs to be and putting the power there to try to get a handle on it. good reporting. thank you for that. >>> well massive force, 25,000 national guard troops are right now this morning deployed across washington, d.c. but "the washington post" is reporting that the fbi has w

unity. amy: that was president joe biden in his first address to the nation.rtly before his speech, supreme court justice sonia soda mayor, first latinx supreme court justice, swore in kamala harris as the first ever woman, south asian and black vice president. >> please raise your right hand and repeat after me. vice pres. harris: i kamala harris do solemnly swear that all support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic. amy: later on wednesday afternoon, vice president harris swore in three barrier breaking new democratic u.s. senators, giving democrats narrow control of the senate. reverend raphael warnock is the first african-american senator from georgia and the first african-american democratic senator from the south. jon ossoff is the first jewish senator from georgia. he is also the youngest member of the senate. alex padilla, who replaces harris in the senate representing california, is the first latinx senator to represent california. vice pres. harris: two certificates of election, for the state of g

measures earlier he was sworn into office and gave an inaugural address stressing the need for national unity. harris made history by becoming the 1st woman to be sworn in as vice president. former president donald trump has broken with more than 150 years of tradition by refusing to attend biden's inauguration trump instead address supporters at andrews air force base before departing for his mar a lago resort in a florida he promised to return in some form. germany has extended its current lockdown until at least the mid of february with tighter restrictions on what types of masks may be worn in public places and more working from home chancellor angela merkel and state leaders announced the measures amid concerns over new variants of the coronavirus. this is due to the news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram at d w news or visit our website dot com. or forward or. 2 weeks ago a mob of donald trump supporters stormed the u.s. capitol it was a near death experience for american democracy and the entire world watched in horror today in the same space american democracy's resilienc

capitol police officer has died, and we are expecting president trump to release a national unity videoge tonight. recappingare also some of that breaking news. we have been waiting on preliminary fourth-quarter profit out of samsung. that was a miss largely due to tepid smartphone sales as a result of the new apple iphone as well as memory chip prices. in steve to sort of flesh out this story a little bone -- a little bit more. i guess a lot of this went down to apple's new spread of iphones overshadowing the galaxy. >> that's right. it was apple's first 5g phone going right against the sweet spot of phones coming from samsung. that was expected, and again, after the third quarter results from samsung back in late october, they warned that the fourth quarter would be a little bit weak, but it was weaker than consensus estimates from analysts surveyed by bloomberg as well as bloomberg intelligence had a fairly robust estimate for fourth-quarter operating profit of $9.9 trillion with their estimates. $9 results came in at trillion. givent income numbers where they did not break out debt

, the sense of national unity we felt in this country after 9/11, we need to harness that and gethat and think about how we're losing that number of people every day and try to approach every day from here on out until we beat this virus and end this pandemic that we can be that kind of unified country aagain. trump divided us in ways that almost killed us. we can't let it happen. we have to pull together as americans. that is the lesson i've taken from this experience at the white house. we have to stand united. >> jim acosta, a lesson i've taken away, you, my brother, can do the job. >> thank you chris. appreciate that. >> we'll be right back. in a year of changes. don't take chances on your taxes. be 100% certain with jackson hewitt. we'll get your taxes done right, guaranteed. ♪ we're excited to do business with you but before we sign i gotta ask... sure, anything. we searched you online and maybe you can explain this? i can't believe that garbage is still coming in. that is so false! frustrated with your online search results? call reputation defender today to join tens of th

the top seam of today was unity a nation in need of unity do you agree with them. absolutely. you know it was very clear. the last 4 years that event president of the united states ford but it was to his political advantage and it was in his element to put rise as much as possible to drive headlines as much as possible to make is supporters love him as much as they might but also to make everybody else hate him as much as they could joe biden he has a very different attitude about the world is what made him the nominee of the democratic party when some other candidates fought that they had to match donald trump. and to feel anger outrage for outrage and they had to take the fight to him understandable to take but joe biden from beginning said no i believe in unity i believe that even people do good for don't even his supporters deserve better than by getting from him and this country can come together again i think it is absolutely right for him to emphasize that in this very important noble speech he said explicitly that he intends to be the president of. the you

facing more bureaucracy and potential delays prime minister porus johnson delivered a message of national unity at the end of a lengthy divorce that's exposed rifts between the u.k.'s 4 nations this is an amazing moment for this country we have our freedom in our hands and he is up to us to make the most of it and i think it will be the overwhelming instinct of the people of this country to come together as one united kingdom england scotland wales and northern ireland working together to express our values around the world leading both the g 7 and the cop 26 climate change summit in glasgow we have correspondents covering every angle of this historic moment for britain and europe show how is in brics and he'll have the reaction from the u.k.'s fisherman the tasha butler has the view from europe at the french port of cali paul brennan is across the channel at the english port of dover but 1st let's go to nadine barber for the latest from westminster so nadine as we said a new era has begun for britain there were no public celebrations to mark the moment indeed the nation still very much divided

he's going to stand in anyone's way, but he doesn't want it to get in the way of his call for national unity, which is something he still wants to do, and in an odd way, the reason he's changed his mind about having trump there at the inauguration is that i think it's reasonable for him to make the case of national unity without trump making a scene somehow in the stance behind him. i think the question is what will trump be doing on inauguration day? will he be playing golf at mar-a-lago? we don't have any idea, but at this point biden is so dis gu disgusted, and you could hear it in his voice, he is so disgusted with him that he just wants to get it past him. >> can i say one thing, brooke, on the impeachment? gloria is right, we were texting while we were listening to him because he was very much in the i need to punt mode and not say how i feel and say this is up to congress. but when he was further questioned, he said, well, if we were six months out -- that was definitely a tell of how he probably really feels. it is exhibit a and sort of the ultimate of the highwire act that joe biden

windy day to put it up the flag represents a call for national unity after a divisive election cycle. oakland mayor libby schaff and oakland artist fabiana rodriguez who designed the flag along with an artist from scranton hoisted the they up there amid the strong winds this morning chef says the flag sends a loud message to all children in america that they can grow up to be anything and they can fulfill their wildest dreams, the flag is also flying at city hall in scranton pennsylvania where president elect joe biden grew up the unity flag features a pair of hands. one darker one lighter reaching out across an image of a read united states with a blue background and can force taking a closer look at the political glass ceilings that vice president elect kamala harris has shattered. first in the bay area that across california and to washington d c join our pam moore tonight at 9.34 kamala harris first but not the last. >>the area buildings are participating in the national memorial to lives lost to covid-19 by lighting up buildings all berry and amber and gold, this is a look right

reporter: others say the ruling may be intended to strengthen national unity. >> i think this ruling to do with the current historical circumstances in the country. it seems to be based on the rule of agreeing to differ, and attempts to overcome differences and allows the state to deal with real challenges facing it. including outside threats close to the borders. it is also a plan by the president of his political program's implementation. the general reportedly arrived aboard a private jet and landed at the military airport right before algeria's president announced he was going to call for an early general election. many algerians say these are signs of a possible return of the military guard to power in algeria. a jerry is undergoing a political crisis, as it tries to heal itself from economic mismanagement and political corruption, after decades of military backed one-party rule. in 2019, millions of protesters managed to push the long-term president out of power and unseat most of his senior allies and top ranking military backers. but the republican still unhappy with the pace

well last week the national unity platform that's bobby wine spotty the officials held a press conference and says that they are in the process of compiling evidence they have already said that they have the evidence of widespread irregularities of rigging in favor of president yoweri with 70 so they say they have that evidence and they're compiling it to prove to file a petition with a constitutional court contesting the election results but over the weekend bobbie while had a briefing on facebook and he said he's not too sure anymore that they're going to file the petition he said that most of his an electoral agents who are compiling that evidence have been arrested he also said that a lot of mania thousands actually of results declaration forms from the polling stations which are very important in such a case have been confiscated so he's not sure anymore that he's going to present to file the petition and he doesn't trust the court because he says that he believes that the judges will not rule he will not give him a fair hearing but then he said that in the coming days he and the nat

facing more bureaucracy and potential delays prime minister barak's johnson delivered a message of national unity though at the end of this lengthy divorce which is exposed rifts between the u.k.'s 4 nations. this is an amazing moment for this country we have our freedom in our hands and he is up to us to make the most of it and i think it will be the overwhelming instinct of the people of this country to come together as one united kingdom england scotland wales and northern ireland working together to express our values around the world leading both the g 7 and the cop $26.00 climate change summit in glasgow so let's start with the less she is kelly in france and natasha i guess today was the big day but it's also we've heard in the u.k. a public holiday so maybe not the big volume of traffic coming across. now it is pretty quiet there isn't any chaos no tailbacks but according to post facials that was to be expected because as you point out it is a new holiday and also the pandemic means there are more strictures on travel between the u.k. and france nevertheless we have seen the 1st trucks ar

>>source nader also called for national unity and vowed his support for president elect joe biden in that effort. covergirl controversy is swirling around vice president elect kamala harris's vogue debut in the upcoming february issue in one of 2 covers she appears in a dark suit wearing her trademark converse sneakers in front of the pink and green backdrop. fans though think it's not vogue worthy calling it disrespectful and slamming the image for washing outer skin. sources say there was an understanding with the magazine that she would appear in a powder blue suit and that harris was blindsided when the cover was released. well next week there will be just inauguration, but also and in dog to ration. the shelter in delaware where president elect joe biden got his dog major will be hosting a virtual ceremony for the special rescue canine major will be the first rescue dog to ever live in the white house. the ceremony will also raise money for the delaware. humane society. we'll take a break is to 4.26 right now still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a woman who had covid-19. >>we

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after it was 1st composed and performed australia has updated its national anthem to reflect what the prime minister says is a spirit of unity. well that was the old line the words about been changed to one and. the longer we are young and free it's an attempt to better recognise the country's indigenous history in december national rugby players sang an indigenous version of the anthem for the 1st time. it is good to have you with us hello adrian figure here in doha the headlines and i was 0 the u.k. has completed its split from the e.u. leaving the single market and customs union at 11 pm london time on new year's eve britain's prime minister boris johnson said the country would make the most of what he called its new freedom this is an amazing.

years his rival bobby wine remains at home tightly guarded by soldiers outside once party the national unity platform says he's under house arrest but they're determined to challenge the outcome of those days for what we're here to inform the country but. reject we are now through over the provisional action. announced yesterday by the e.c. do not in any way relate to the privilege spitted of the party pressed in most of any insists the vote was fair despite a crackdown on opposition candidates and internet shutdown and of growing international concern about the validity of the election for now uganda remains on edge with many calling for calm and an end to political upheaval my only hope for the best. and this country but that may not be easy the 76 year old president faces an undetermined opposition bolstered by young ugandans fed up with high levels of unemployment corruption and growing increasingly impatient with the old political order. demonstrations have continued in tunisia days after the 10th anniversary of the toppling of president zuma but in ben ali for the 2nd day there's been

bobi wine has been saying officials all he's party to national unity platform have also been saying that they have evidence of widespread irregularities of you know every bends over rigging in favor of president yoweri which have any there was a press conference on what house yesterday and officials of his party say that the i'm going to be moving to court they have 10 days to put together the evidence and presented before the supreme court for the saying that they are going to do that even if they do not trust the cost system they say they don't trust. constitutional judges and judges of the supreme court to give them a fair hearing we haven't hired much from bobby wine since friday when he rejected the results he feels effectively being surrounded by soldiers who have been there for the last few days he says that he cannot leave his house visitors are not allowed to access these compounds we also saw that as journalists were blocked from accessing his compound several times but they do say they have evidence we have asked the time and again what evidence do you have how are you going t

national unity platform put it to. some of the people. of one you know good to see you i've seen you on the news on al jazeera early on today tell everybody who did what you did 'd. because if you. express any good. thank you for joining us now. ceased an international audience who you. didn't and again or will you then generalists. and democracy. video i am looking on my laptop at the true dates for the presidential elections in uganda 20212026 that will be that turn on and i'm just going to skew down look at the candidates here and of these candidates who stands out for you who is the most impressive from your perspective who seems to be capturing the public's imagination. and those are 2 different the one i find most captivating is the low prices are really the candidate's best. public imagination so i would say i would say for the public there are 2 frontrunners the. president will save any incumbent with that to 5 years and then there is. most commonly known as will be a lion who was only 4 years old when presidents of any became pre

the result so why not receive nearly 35 percent of the vote and his party the national unity platform has garnered a sizable number of legislative seats however he told us that his movements have been restricted and visitors including journalists have been blocked from accessing his compound by soldiers surrounding his home security officials say they had information that he was planning to declare himself we know there's also been heavy deployment of police in the military in the capital and other areas perceived to be opposition strongholds the winner may have been declared by the country remains on edge catherine soy al jazeera. to new zealand police force with demonstrators during a 2nd night of nationwide protests the crowds build barricades and side fires to block the streets in the city of silly honor the rallies began on friday after a video went viral showing a police officer beating a man the protests come just days after tunisia marks the 10th anniversary of an uprising that sparked the arab spring. where french foreign minister is warning iran is in the process of building

the result so wine received nearly 35 percent of the vote and his party the national unity platform has garnered a sizable number of legislative seats however he told us that his movements have been restricted and visitors including gianna lists have been blocked from accessing his compound by soldiers surrounding his home security official say they had information that he was planning to declare himself we know there's also been heavy deployment of police in the military in the capital and other been areas perceived to be opposition strongholds the winner may have been declared but the country remains on edge catherine soy al jazeera. the french foreign minister is warning iran is in the process of building up its nuclear weapons capacity johnnies that iran called for an urgent return to the 2015 nuclear agreement to her and started preaching the terms of the deal in 2019 after the us pulled out and really imposed sanctions this month iran further advances uranium enrichment plans to lizzie and police a fault with demonstrators during a 2nd night of nationwide protests the crowd spille

years his rival bobby wine remains at home tightly guarded by soldiers outside winds party the national unity platform says he's under house arrest but they're determined to challenge the outcome of coasties fault we are here to formally a country that. rejects we are now through out of the election. the last announced yesterday by the e.c. do not in any way relate to the present spitted as a party. preston was severely insists the vote was fair despite a crackdown on opposition candidates and it didn't shut down and it crewing international concern about the validity of the election for now you can't or remains an edge with many calling for calm and an end to political upheaval. put the best. country but that may not be easy the 76 year old president faces an undetermined opposition bolstered by young ugandans fed up with high levels of unemployment corruption and growing increasingly impatient with the old political order. al-jazeera protests have continued into the days after the 10th anniversary of the toppling of president. ben ali. for the 2nd straight night they've been running street

the result so why not receive nearly 35 percent of the vote and his party the national unity platform has garnered a sizable number of legislative seats however he told us that his movements have been restricted and visitors including gianna lists have been blocked from accessing his compound by soldiers surrounding his home security official say they had information that he was planning to declare himself we know there's also been heavy deployment of police in the military in the capital and other areas perceived to be opposition strongholds the winner may have been declared but the country remains on edge catherine soy al jazeera. emergency supplies of oxygen and respirators have been airlifted to brazil's amazon where hospitals are overwhelmed by corona virus cases people in the state capital morales have been queuing in the streets to buy oxygen trying to help critically ill loved ones 2 new coronavirus variants are spreading rapidly through the city the military has been flying some patients to other states where hospitals are better equipped brazil has blocked the russian vaccin

his national unity platform is expected to be the biggest opposition party in parliament.months ago. he will play a key role in ugandan politics in the coming years. for now, the opposition leader says he will challenge the results. he has yet to announce how he will do that. catherine byaruhanga, bbc news, kampala. a team of ten nepalese climbers have reached the summit of the world's second—highest mountain, the k2 in pakistan. and they've broken a world record by achieving the climb in the depths of winter. a spokesperson for the team said they all stepped onto the summit together while singing the nepalese national anthem. lead mountaineer nimsdai purja says they set out to make the impossible possible and are honoured to be sharing this moment. but while it is historic, there is tragedy too. the k2 is a dangerous mountain, and just moments after the summit was achieved, 49—year—old catalan mountaineer sergi mingote, who was also attempting the climb, fell to his death. the headlines on bbc news... a sanitation worker becomes the first person in india to receive a covi

restrictions against him to be lifted and as we speak he is meeting with officials of his party the national unity platform and his newly elected members of parliament and new p.c. got a sizable number of m.p.'s across the country in the just concluded election so they're discussing basically the way forward and how these members of parliament can make a difference even in parliament now or the security forces that had besieged the ones home for the last 10 or so days were withdrawn this morning there was a roadblock about 600 meters from his home in my garret that has also been taken away and this is in line with what the police spokesman has been telling us yesterday after the court's ruling he said that the police and the military is going to abide by that court's ruling but then he said that they're going to keep the surveillance he did not give details of this surveillance but it's something he's been telling me that when i was in kampala for the election he said that the reason why the security forces wore deployed to his home to start with is because of threats to national security he said

the result so why not receive nearly 35 percent of the vote and his party the national unity platform has garnered a sizable number of legislative seats however he told us that his movements have been restricted and visitors including gianna lists have been blocked from accessing his compound by soldiers surrounding his home security official say they had information that he was planning to declare himself we know there's also been heavy deployment of police in the military in the capital and other areas perceived to be opposition strongholds the winner may have been declared by the country remains on edge catherine soy al jazeera. germany's ruling party is elected a new leader has been chosen as the next head of the christian democratic union that makes him the top contender for chancellor and elections later this year. is set to step aside after 16 years in power tony came reports from berlin. i mean that he's led germany's most populous state north rhine-westphalia finale for years now arm in russia will soon be leading his national party with a clear direction in mind in mid after

irregularities including rigging he did not provide this evidence but he said that he's part of the national unity platform is considering the option of going to court even if they do not trust the system and don't trust the judges will give him a fair hearing then he went i had to call on ugandans to use every means nonviolent means legal means to free themselves this will likely upset many government officials and president yoweri museveni has also spoken about the election he was speaking in entebbe during the country's labor liberation day celebrations where he said that the election was free but there are some people who are trying to cause trouble he said that the government will not tolerate any form of violence he also said and i'll quote this we are not a shallow force we shall be tossed around by opportunists forget about threats so definitely a looming showdown but like i said bobby wine a strong statements he made but he was also careful saying that whatever is going to happen whatever is going to happen going forward is going to happen using within the confines of the low. france says

detail has been has been removed wine himself is currently meeting with officials of his party the national unity platform but any soul so important to know my lane that he is free for now but he has also said that many of the he's election team members have been arrested in the last few months some a still being detained and he also wants them to be set free many thanks for that catherine soy monitoring developments on that story for us from nairobi. now a health crisis appears to be unfolding at a military barracks used to house hundreds of asylum seekers in the united kingdom or than a quarter of them have tested positive for the coronavirus many say it's impossible to socially distance their own hall travel to the site in kent which is in the southeast of england they've survived oppression poverty and war but for many the worst part of escaping has been arriving in great britain what is life like in this . widely battle last week 100 people call about 130 years ago who. was lucky if everybody everybody this is not a lot of a lot of people really hard coded 19 is the latest hardship they face