i'm soledad o'brien.elcome to "matter of fact." homelessness in america has been called a disgrace. a crisis. a national emergency. yet, despite the outrage, the number of unhoused people is climbing. right now, more than 500,000 people in america are without housing. and communities are struggling to provide a solution. in los angeles county, there are nearly 70,000 people without housing. an estimated 40% self-reported that they suffer with severe mental illness or substance abuse. or both. one new initiative, championed by governor gavin newsom, will focus on the needs of the unhoused mentally ill population. both supporters and critics question whether increased funding will provide enough mental health beds and workers. our correspondent dina , demetrius, went to l.a.'s skid row to talk with people living on the street and those trying to help them. alexis: it will break you down, -- >> it will break you down, it will break you down, and you just don't have no hope for yourself. >> people who are dow

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let's bring in robert o'brien the former national security advisor and the trump administration.ning us. energy is national security. >> merry christmas. jason: merry christmas by the way. but energy is national security and i'm really concerned about what china is doing and its efforts to force this and green energy where we have to go to china in order to make these products. >> jason, you are 100% right. it's good to see were refilling the strategic petroleum reserve. that is there for an emergency, war, natural disaster. and try to get oil prices down before the midterms. we sold oil that we purchased at a low price in our buying at a high price. probably not a great economic but i'm glad to see were refilling for emergencies. on the energy front we need to do a couple of things, we need pipelines. we have 900,000 barrels of oil a day that were bringing in from canada. if we finish the keystone pipeline, that's only 25 miles left to go, why were not finishing the keystone pipeline and getting good canadian oil in is crazy with a pipeline that needs to get run through france,

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o'brien was a chief negotiator and they got dozens out in the course of four years and we did not give anybody up. you didn't quit on that. brittney griner was the easy case. hard case is somebody like whelan and should have been very insistent, it's a package deal. they wanted viktor bout for a reason, and i think they should have thought through it. why do they want this guy? >> john: now this they played the big card with viktor bout, what do we have left to negotiate paul whelan's release? >> we really don't, and the tragedy behind it, that biden has to do it, he has to go somewhere other than the united states. now you have to go to your allies. you have something there to help us out and make a trade for, you go to the u.k. or france to help us. right now we have no hold card to get whelan out. >> john: do you think there is somebody russia is eyeing in a trade for whelan? >> held in the u.k. or germany? >> they have to figure it out. it's not in the united states. the key guy, what's roger doing, figure out where they are at, and the intelligence community knows this. they gave

liam o'brien knows, he's been there. >> as soon as you ingest it, as soon as you smoke it, whatever, you don't get to choose what happens next. you are young, you feel invisible, you feel like it's your choice, but these drugs will sink their claws in to you and very quickly before you realize it will change into something out of control. >> liam o'brien spent $100 a day on fentanyl. >> i used my entire paycheck for drugs and for gas to go buy gas. >> fentanyl high is short, he says, but intense. >> it's immense, relaxation, relief, you are warm, comfortable, whatever you have going on in your life, you don't really worry about it anymore, you are completely content. >> o'brien tried detox but he could not handle the pain. >> you feel you are going to die but you don't. it's like a full body flu and your bones are aching, hot, cold, sweating. >> days later he was using again. >> when you are so far addicted consequences don't matter. i fully knew at a point that i was going to die eventually, but i needed to get high so i chased it regardless. >> his mother vowed to throw him out if

. >> liam o'brien spent $100 a day on fentanyl. >> i used my entire paycheck drugs and gas to go buy. >> fentanyl high is short, he says but intense. >> it's immense. relaxation, warm, comfortable. whatever you have it going on in your life you don't worry about it anymore. you are completely intent. >> o'brien tried detox but alone he couldn't handle the pain. >> you feel like you are going to die but you don't. like having a full body flu and your bones are aching get hot, cold, sweating. >> days later he was using again. >> when you are so far addicted. the consequences don't matter. i fully knew at a point that i was going to die eventually but i needed to get high so i chased it regardless. >> his mother vowed to throw him out if he didn't find help but getting clean isn't easy. >> folks believe that human beings are cars and drive through a car wash and that's how not how it works. >> harold barker runs the sober living house. >> prevention starts with family. >> his advice. >> don't wait to get your loved one into treatment. don't delay. don't wait for the overdose. don't wait

the lexia o'brien live for us at the soup. why keith? ah, you're watching out his ear and these are the headlines this hour. the u. s. president says he's ready to talk to vladimir persian if the russian later is willing to end the war in ukraine. show bottom was speaking during a site visit by french president a menu on the home, so ukrainians are struggling to cope with harsh winter temperatures. and amid rather energy blackouts, russian attacks have destroyed large parts of the countries, the energy infrastructure, leaving millions without power. israel has ordered the deportation of a palestinian french lawyer from occupied east jerusalem sela maury.

miles o'brien, the best of the best. thanks so much. les: you're welcome, geoff.ff: in today's other headlines, a libyan man who is suspected of building the bomb that blew up pan am flight 103 over lockerbie, scotland in 1988 is in u.s. custody. the details of the arrest and extradition are unclear, but the justice department says the alleged bomber will face federal charges in washington, d.c. at a later date. the bombing remains one of the deadliest international terror attacks in history. 270 pele from 21 different countries were killed. 190 of the victims were american. american forces early this morning killed two islamic state officials who had been operating in syria, according to u.s. central command. no civilians were reported killed in the overnight helicopter raid. and, the strike comes after the u.s. military confirmed the death of islamic state's leader late last month. meantime, college football has crowned its top player. sophomore quarterback caleb williams of the univsity of southern california won the heisman trophy last nigh giving usc a record

. >> john: bring in robert o'brien, former trump national security adviser and former representative to the u.n. general assembly. hope things are well with you. we heard from vladimir putin earlier today who said the risk of a nuclear war is rising, though he insisted russia's arsenal is purely a defensive deterrent. sounds like russia is responding to ukraine attacking deep inside its territory. >> russia attacked ukraine deep inside ukrainian's territory, good for the goose is good for the gander. make sure the u.s. does not get involved in a shooting match with russia, and we cannot submit to nuclear blackmail. let russia or china or iran when they get nuclear weapons, will happen soon if we don't take action, can't let them dictate what our foreign policy will be because they have nukes. that's the reason we have a nuclear arsenal. we need to modernize the nuclear forces and will keep us safe. i would not read too much into what putin is saying, i think he's rattling the sabers to get advantage against ukraine. not too much to worry about at this time. >> john: and xi jinping is

lynn caldwell, tim o'brien, joyce vance, thank you all so much. when we come back, el paso, texas, has declared an official state of emergency over an increase in migrants crossing the border. the city manager is here on the crisis and what happens if the trump era immigration law is lifted. then later, who is republican congressman elect george santos? even he apparently does not know, or is not telling us he is accused of faking, basically his entire resume. the 11th hour is just getting underway on a really busy tuesday night. tuesday night "puss in boots" has been nominated for best animated movie of the year. ha! ha! and it takes the "shrek" franchise to exciting new places. i am on my last life. it will strike a chord with movie goers of all ages. when you only have one life, that's what makes it special. rated pg. only in theaters. >> there is another round tonight in the legal battle over trump era border restrictions known as title 42. the biden administration and border towns are bracing for a significant increase in migrants trying to g

sean o'brien for leaving what i believe, that the middle class american and union's built in low class. we all know, in recent years the middle class has been hit pretty hard. unions have been under attack. we have had an economy that did not feel like it worked enough for working people. the pandemic made things worse. that is when i signed the american rescue plan to provide relief for folks who needed it the most. keeping tens and thousands of firefighters, cops, teachers, on-the-job estate revenues dried up during the pandemic 50 in all 50 states. to the american rescue plan, we laid the foundation from an economy built from the bottom up and middle out. when the poor have a ladder up in the middle class are able to prosper, the wealthy do well. everyone benefits. trickling down doesn't usually get to the bottom. one of the big ways we did that is the lewis act that shirt up the pension plans for millions of workers and represents the most significant investment in pension security for union workers and retirees in the past 50 years. this summer, i went to cleveland to announce how

ambassador robert o'brien, thank you so much. thank you all for joining our hybrid meeting. a transcript and video will be available on cfr's website. thank you. robert: thank you. great work. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: fridays at 8:00 eastern, c-span brings you book tv. a program where nonfiction authors are interviewed by journalists, legislators and others on their latest books. that night, forbes magazine's chloe serving no talks about the meat industry. she is interviewed by a former agriculture secretary and federman. watch tonight at 8:00 on c-span. announcer: washington journal. everyday day we are taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day and we will discuss policy issues that impact you. saturday morning, new york times reporter andy newman discusses new york city mayor eric adams' plan to remove mentally ill people into hospitals. let it go's victoria guido talks about what

for more, let's bring in managing editor for asia, emma o'brien. it is difficult to get clarity when it comes to the number of deaths when it comes to a country like china but at this point, what do we know? >> it appears the covid data, the counting around cases and deaths seems to have fallen apart in china. we know they have basically given up on counting asymptomatic infections which was the bulk of the infections and it appears there is something going on with deaths as well. there are wide-ranging reports in a raft of media of crematorium's working very hard in the capital beijing. financial times journalist went to one aging crematorium and was told by a worker that there were at least 30 covid victims and yet china has not reported if it telling you from the virus for two weeks and there has not been a fit polity recorded in beijing this month at all. haidi: when it comes to the key takeaways from the economic conference, it was a market shift from the previous -- encouraging a bit more confidence in the private sector as well. >> it is qui

. >> up next, former national security robert o'brien talks about global threats facing the united states. he served under president trump discussed the russia-ukraine war and opinion on the defense strategy. this event is just over an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to today's foreign relations with former national security robert o'brien. i'm a correspondent with the "wall street journal" and my privilege to speak with all of you and ambassador that i covered during the trump white house years. our awed against are council members but here in washington we will be looking forward to hearing from all of you during our question and answer session. ambassador, great to be here with you. the most patient person in this conflict is vladimir putin are you concerned that come placens shy here in washington because we have next year a divided congress or we have a general election season coming up? >> one thing and it's a great question. there are two big concerns for ukraine, one is here in the west and i think we are seeing that already with other recent and walking back some of the th

. >> reporter: liam o'brien spent $100 a day on fentanyl. used my entire paycheck for drugs and gas. >> it is immense and relaxation and you are warm and comfortable. you don't worry about it anymore. you are content. >> reporter: while brian tried to detox but alone, he could not obtain. >> reporter: days later he was using again. >> when you are addicted, the consequences don't matter. i fully knew at a point that i was going to die eventually but i needed to get high so i chased it regardless. >> reporter: his mother vowed to throw him out if he didn't get help but getting clean is not easy. >> preventions start with the family. >> reporter: his advice? >> don't wait on getting treatment for your loved ones, don't wait for the incarceration or the dwi or the felony. when you have a loved one that's struggling and you suspect they are hurting, get them help. >> reporter: o'brien experimented drugs in high school with pot and prescription pills and harder drugs. it took him five days of detox and 18 months from sober living house to get cle

let's get details from emma o'brien. suppose part of the pressure is also that lunar new year is earlier. is that propelling officials to dismantle this last piece of covid zero? >> potentially. but i do think it is in line with this rapid about to they have made away from covid zero. this is the last real restriction left when you have basically all the internal restrictions, lockdowns, mass testing, all of that is gone. it doesn't make sense to still have restrictions at the border when you have covid running rampant internally anyway. shery: we have new analysis that perhaps covid deaths could be much larger than what official numbers are saying. >> that's right. official numbers have been unreliable for some time. they reined in the number of cases, or the way they report cases a week ago. quite controversially, they narrowed very strongly the definition of a covid death. the country is very much an outlier in the way it counts fatalities. they cannot rely on the official data, which makes -- important. affinity is a

truck i keep took the winning spot, kick. morocco's goalkeeper bono kept out 3 spade penalties. alexa o'brien has been watching the game with support is in the pool area. it really has been absolutely electrifying. yeah, and our how this evening, i actually watched the match down at our house all port with a bunch of fans from across the region. i spoke to people from iran, from mauritania, from egypt, from jordan. everybody was down there to support morocco because of course this is the 1st world cup in the middle east and with morocco being the last arab team. everybody across the region really feeling like the moroccans were playing for them . well, fans at home in the capital robots around celebrated historic when the man, massive illegal walkable up in supportive cities around the world of a 4th african team to ever make the courses. ukraine has been accused of another drone attack when a russian airfield. she used a strike in the border region of curse cause a fire and an oil storage tank rushes defense mystery accuse ukraine of to attacks a monday, which bosco says 3 servicemen were ki

you to discussion about technology and disinformation with former national security adviser robert o'brien being hosted by the council on foreign relations expected to start shortly. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] .. [inaudible conversations]. >> state your name and affiliation before stating your question. [inaudible conversations]. >> all right, ladies and gentlemen welcome today's session with former national secular security advisor, fmr. nat'l security adviser, robert o'brien and is definitely my privilege to speak with all of you today as well as with ambassador robert o'brien and he works during the trump white house years, and today, numbers joining us in washington an online, but you're looking forward to hearing from all of you and will have a question-and-answer session charlie. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> i appreciated that in as we look for so maybe not always the most desirable at times, but we'll you know, tried to have an understanding. >> you do a great job. >> thank you so much i appreciate that in their semi things that we can dive into right

it's my privilege to speak with all you today as well as with ambassador o'brien, somewhat i covered very close to doing the trump white house years. our audience consists today of council members who are joining us both here in washington and online and were going to be looking for different from all of you during a question and answer sessions shortly. ambassador, it's good to be with you. thanks so much foror talking to us. >> you covered me, come with me well and very fairly come so thank you. >> i appreciate that. fair is what we look for. maybe not always most desirable at times but we all try to have an understanding. >> you did a great job. >> thank you so much. i appreciate that. they're so make things we could dive into right away. obviously the invasion of ukraine is something that continues to be on the minds of the people here in washington and around the world as we enter our tenth month, hard to believe, of this invasion. it's interesting the sense among the people speak to here in washington and across europe and the world is probably that the most patient person in t

tim o'brien is executive editor of bloomberg president bush. charles coleman is a former prosecutor and an msnbc legal analyst. and ari melber is host of "the beat." so ali, furs to you here. what do we know about what we'll be getting tomorrow? >> reporter: tomorrow is going to be a chapter of the final report. what's really important are the transcripts and other related documents that the committee worked so hard to get and now will be able to read through ourselves. at various points in the executive summary, they point people to compare the transcripts of key people. for large reason they think in some cases, there are people who either department tell them as much as they knew or were contradict bid other people in their orbit. that's one of the threats we're following. i can put up for you on the screen some of the other questions that we think could be answered buzz that second bullet point is the one we were talking about. people who weren't forthcoming. there's the potential for the key former secret service agent and member of presid

and tim o'brien, senior executive editor at bloomberg opinion and an msnbc political analyst.ou both very much for coming to "the reidout." tim, i think it's interesting that we have now, we saw reporting in real time, but now we have it in the report, of blanket pardon trump wanted a blanket pardon for people who were involved in january 6th. you are an attorney. you know that, you hear that, it's an official government report what do you think that does over at doj >> well, people don't seek pardons unless they think they have committed a crime and if the president of the united states is seeking a pardon for several to a multitude of people in his own administration, it suggests he was worried he committed a crime or the people around him may have committed a crime or the people around him may be able to testify against him in a court of law it's also interesting that his own attorneys advised him not to do this because i think it suggests guilt i don't think it should surprise anybody that trump sought to do that i don't think it should surprise anybody that people in his

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let's bring in robert o'brien the former national security adviser in the trump administration.ional security. >> merry christmasy..ry >> yes c. merry christmas. energy is national security and concerned about what china is doingg and his efforts to thwart this. greeefn energy where we have too to china t in order to make thee products. >> jason, right. ray to. seal our filling the petroleum reserve. natural disaster. we let it go to try to get oil prices down before the midterms. we sold oil that we purchased at a low price and now we are buying at a high price.in great economics, seeing thebu reserve beint g filled for emergencies. we neer emd pipelines.pl we have 900,000 barrels of oil . day.s of bringing in from canada. if we finish the keystone w pipeline onle y about 25 miles left to go. why we are not getting goodad iacanadian oil is crazy. we have a pipeline that needs to run through france so that we can deliver clean american lngso to germany w and our allies in central europe.d cewe need to get the french to finish thah t pipeline. we need to get off venezuela,n iran

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and holding influence that stretches far beyond their walls. alexey o'brien al jazeera doha, ah, i'm, let's take you through some of the headlines here now, just they are now ukranian, president vladimir savanski is on his way back home from the united states. so an skew requested more weapons from the rest saying military aid was an investment in the global security and democracy. osher is accusing the white house of waging a proxy war. so i'm holler has more now on russia's response to zalinski strip. busy the chief of staff of the russian army, gernado la valerie, get us him over a has this spoken. he said that her there was by arming ukraine is actually keeping the conflict active and prolonging the the duration of the war in kiev. get asked him of also name so many countries whom russia sees, they are the key supporters of ukraine in this war, in terms of supplying weapons they, united states, mainly britain and also poland. meanwhile, ukrainian force is holding their ground against russian soldiers in the battle for buck moods. russian troops could advance on other cities if the

. ♪ soledad: i'm soledad o'brien.elcome to the matter of fact listening tour "promises of change." it's so hard these days to imagine what the future looks like, to envision how we'll find a path forward to address the profound challenges facing the nation when our divisions are equally profound. how can we talk about solutions without looking at why change is so difficult to achieve when it comes to race and racism? we take it to boston for my conversation with professor ibram x kendi. dr. kendi founded and directs the boston university center for antiracist research. that center, in partnership with the boston globe, recently launched the emancipator, a multimedia platform that aims to change the national conversation on race. so let's begin with progress. do you see progress in any of those big issues that are confronting us right now? >> we have a governing majority of americans who who recognize that structural racism is a thing. it exists. it's harming this nation and that governing majority has the power throug

miles o'brien, thank you >> you are welcome, judy.he investigation into the collapse of the crypto firm ftx moved into a new phase today. founder sam was formally charged . john yang has the story and looks at some key questions the case has brought to light. >> does appear that they are filing chapter 11. >> the huge failure of cryptocurrency firm ftx has led to a barrage of criminal and civil charges against its disgraced founder and forme ceo, sam bankman-fried, who appeared today on the court in the bahamas where he was arrested yesterday. bahamian authorities said they would grant a u.s. request to extradite him. a new york grand jury indicted him on eight counts, including wire fraud, money laundering, and illegal campaig contributions. >> this investigation is complex and sprawling. i think it is fair to say that by anyone's definition, this is one of the biggest financial frauds in american history. >> it is the first move by regulators to hold someone accountable for the multimillion dollar collapse. filed for bankruptcy afte

. >> and track and field olympic hopeful, jaden o'brien. >> it is hard to put into words.ould say magical. >> putting together random videos. i'm doing something super small, super simple. >> you're not curing cancer, but you are bringing a smile to the face of someone who is fighting cancer. >> as long as you are happy and you are smiling, like your day is better. all we are doing is taking one day at a time. >> ian is now cancer free. he says the videos were key. manick is fundraising to build an app with the help of notre dame's it center to expand to other schools. >> he will send it to other kids and it will help and that makes a huge difference and that makes me proud of him. >> they're proud of each other. >>> that is the news for this saturday. this note. it has been two years since we broadcast the "cbs weekend news" from our cbs chicago station, wbbm. we love bringing you the news from the middle of the country. thanks to our colleagues for their generous help and to you for watching. i'm adriana diaz in chicago. i'm adriana diaz in chicago. good night. -- captio

o'brien is one of more than 100 people to be charged for breaching the capitol on january 6th. of this year. the oath keepers kelly meggs we should note was convicted of seditious conspiracy this week for his role in the attack. one of the most serious things you can be charged with an america. that's what was organist on social media platforms like facebook and twitter. sedition was partly organized online. on january 2021, after that organized attempt to block the peaceful transfer of power, facebook and twitter remove tens of thousands of accounts associated with the proud boys and qanon conspiracy theories from their platforms following their policies on coordinated harmful activity and civic integrity. unable to access twitter, many of those accounts moved to parlor, gab, and other far-right alternative social media platforms and ultimately true social founded by the twice impeached insurrectionist former president himself. since elon musk took over twitter, many of those accounts are back. including trump's though he's not posting anything new. he's will be wild tweet ins

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o'brien, who served under president trump, discussed the russia-ukraine war among other topics. he also gave his opinion on the biden administration's defense strategy. this council on foreign relations event is just over an hour. .. or, great to be here with you. we all try to have an understanding so i appreciate that. there's so many things that we could dive into right away . obviously the invasion of russia is something that continues to be on the minds of people in washington and around the world as we enter the days of this invasion and it's interesting the sense among people i in washington and around europe and the world it's that the most patient person is in this conflict is vladimir putin. are you concerned at all that complacency particularly here in washington either because we have an extra divided hcongress or because of the fact we have a general election season coming up and that interest will start to diverge?p? >> is a great question. concerns for ukraine. one is complacent in complacency in the west, seems to be walking back something she said at the start o

conan o'brien, tracee ellis ross will moderate with the former first lady. if interested you can buy tickets online at michelleobamabooks.com and maybe being inside the masonic, probably one of the good options this weekend, because it will be pouring outside. >>> we have the wind and the rain. secure your decorations so they don't end up in the neighbor's yard. winds will pick up tomorrow morning and eventually heavy rain at times. the very latest coming up in a moment. right now there's a view, speaking of holiday decorations. san jose, 57 degrees. probably warmer outside right now. a big cooldown coming with some of the rain and cold temperatures on the way. you can see the clouds on the increase in san rafael, a few sprinkles outside. and there is a gorgeous view. look at that. take in that view from emeryville looking back to san francisco. the calm before the storm literally not much wind. everything will be changing up by tomorrow morning. rain producing clouds and you'll see white caps likely across the bay with a gale warning going into effect. wide

the moderator conan o'brien, tracee ellis will be moderators.nline and michelleobamabooks.com. >>> there are plenty of heartwarming stories during this holiday season. among them danville pd teaming up with toys for tots. today the police officers held a collection event at costco. it means a lot for the kids and the community as well. >> it's amazing. it warms our heart. the community is very gracious, like i said, costco is awesome for letting us be here. people are showing up. we left our bins here to collect. we've also been collecting in the danville public lobby and it's been amazing. >> this is happening in so many bay area cities. toys for tots helps more than 35,000 children in contra costa county alone. if you want to contribute you can do so. bring unopened toys directly to the danville pd. >>> up next, orion capsule on its way home. when it will splash down-to-earth. >>> a look inside 30 rock. you see lester holt in the studio preparing for "nightly news." one of the top stories, brittney griner made it safely on u.s. soil after the

we have marin versak is in zagreb. alexey o'brien isn't though hubbard 1st. let's bring in to raise a bow. she's joining us from about one as i or is there is a bow. how excited are people in what us? aries, hulu, i let me tell you, this country has come to a full stop. i was just talking to people who have left their offices, their jobs, cool. they're sending children early back to their homes, them on many other things, which is what it shows what football means for this country. what the world cup means for this country. what the national team means for argentinians were here on this plaza where people are gathering to watch the game. it is expected that thousands of people will be attending. here with the i will be selected that they are in tina tissue wearing mess his name and. 7 and your name, if you struggle throughout his career with being compared to argentina as national football star, diego, my other one on people are hoping that you'd be able to deliver what might i don't i did back in 1986 when he won the world cup for argentina, long side, other

alex o'brien al jazeera, so to come on out there in the news are from the war and ukraine to the cost of living crisis. we look back on the challenging year for you as president joe biden, and his water setback for rafa, nevada. but the tennis, great is this isn't thinking about the time. ah hello, we have record walter corsica pass over here at fitting spring like for many not everywhere. having said that we have got some colder air, just tucking in across northernmost pass. see the winds coming in from a general northwest direction, but for the most part, the winds are coming in from the atlantic from the southwest. i mean, lots of cloud. it may have fairbetter windy weather and also meet a fair bit of rain. but boy, is it mild temperature getting up to 16 celsius in berlin should be around 4 degrees, much of europe, same temperatures running around about $5.00 to $10.00 celsius above the average. in those spring light temperatures set to continue for many as a set across more than most pass. that is not the case. starting to get around 4 or 5 there in scotland minus 2 in aust, lear

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alexi o'brien watched with fans at the old port in doha.nly supporters for morocco but other countries backing the last remaining african hope. >> welcome, welcome to qatar. >> as you can see so many people across the region have come down here to support their team. the last arab team. the last african team in the knockout stages of the world cup. they are representing the entire region. on the edge of their seats. people here cannot quite believe that they have one. that their team is moving onto the next stage. >> next up for morocco it is portugal. they booked our plates -- they that -- they booked their plates. got the lead for portugal in the 17th minute. they were two up at the break when pepe soared over the swiss defenders. the 39-year-old become the oldest player to score in the world cup knockout stages. portugal kept up the pressure early in the second half. the fourth goal was added by rafa nadal gero to put the team in total control. switzerland pulled one back. their first knockout stage goal since nine teen 54. ramos complet

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and as alexi o'brien reports from joe ha, gender equality in sport is also being discussed at the fan site. i'm here at the faithful fans on and right in the middle is this pavilion where the sports global governing body is trying to show how it's using football to make positive changes in the world. and one of those is women's football justice, 3 female referees of becoming the 1st old women's team to officiate. a men's game at the world come and inside is an important conversation going on and the so called the doha portal, which connects people here in the city with others come around the world. and they discussing leveling the playing field and increasing gender equality in sports. they talking about creating the safest spice and more opportunity for women and sport around the world. williams with ball all women sports engendered. just get as much attention as i, you know, as we are windy few minutes to prove them wrong. people have to take that seriously that women also can.

alex o'brien al jazeera, of a new year is being running around the world. ah, hong kong has been celebrating the 1st day of 2023, with a spectacular fireworks display. spectators watched from boats in victoria harbor. the stray leon city of sydney is also famous for its fireworks displays. it over the spectacle that lit up the night sky for several minutes. earlier, new zealand also said hello to 2023. this was the fireworks display at oakland sky tower as the clock struck midnight. so 2023 is here for some the past 12 months of delivered a series of dramatic and often distressing stories around the world as ever al jazeera reports as have been right there on the ground. here's a look back a some of the big events of 2022. ah, she was the longest serving mama can british history. and with it came a sense a state to like no other culmination period of national morning that has witnessed both in the 2nd elizabeth and age and the birth of a new era. monica has been moved ever since the lease agreement was signed with liter sides making tutorial gains or losses

military strategic picture in ukraine, one expert who's done a lot of work on this is professor phillips o'brienty of st andrews in scotland. it looks like russia occupies one significant swath of territory. when you look at the map, you see this sort of one arc of territory that is under russian control. logistically, however, that's two pieces. it's not actually connected logistically. things to the west, above crimea, are very hard to supply from the east. so the way they're supplying their troops in the west is through crimea. and that's why they have to keep that supply line open if they're going to keep their two sort of fronts going. so from the moment the russians came over the border on february 24th, what the ukrainians have done often is concentrated on denuding their logistics by making it difficult to supply. and, as you say, that's what happened at kherson. they simply made it untenable for the russians to maintain forces on the west bank of the dnipro. now, one assumes that's what they're going to try and do again and make it untenable to supply russian forces on the east bank of

back out of the tournament in the round of 16 for the 2nd time in a row. alexey o'brien watched with fans at the old port in doha. they were not only supporters from morocco, but also other countries backing the last remaining african help. oh, add a next step for morocco. its portugal, they booked their place in the last state within phallic win, over switzerland. gotten falla ramos started the game ahead of christian rinaldo and got the lead for portugal. in the 17th minutes, they were 2 up at the break when peppy sword over the swiss defenders the 39 year old becoming the oldest player to score in the world cup, knock at stages. portugal kept up the pressure early in the 2nd half rose black. the 2nd of the night before school was added by raphael get arrows put the team in total control to where to win. pulled one back through men while a kanji their 1st knockout stage goal. since 1954, but the driving continued ramos, completing his trip to the school up to 67 minutes and an injury time. raphael leo made it 6 months with the final nail in switzerland's coffin, portugal going thro