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and re ce ntly fighting in the war in oman and recently iraq and afghanistan.ed in iraq and afghanistan back in 2003. i am here today to pay my tribute to lost friends, very close man's relatives of mine, and not forgetting those who have served in the past. you are one of a very few number of people who have been invited to watch. you haven't been to the cenotaph a service before, this is yourfirst time. it is going to be a strange a nyway time. it is going to be a strange anyway without so many other people, but all the more special for that? it is, it is unique. as you mentioned, i have never been here physically. i have always been watching it on tv. i am really glad to be here and watching it from the sidelines. it is a great opportunity, and i am really honoured to be here today. what specifically will be in your mind during that two minutes' silence at 11 o'clock? close relatives and friends that i have served with in iraq. and for our parents back at home who have recently lost their loved ones as well. thank you very much for speaking to us this mornin

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international school finished giving the visitors an unlikely lead, a pinpoint header from kings like oman in the 2nd half helped the champions save face, but it was nonetheless a surprising setback for buyers. don't want, on the other hand, went into saturday's late game against how to have berlin knowing that a win. what with them within one point of biron, at the top of the berliners took the lead through a stunning shot from the tails cooney us to make it one nil at half time. forced into action after the break. holland scored 4 goals as the visitors stormed to a $52.00 victory. that leaves them breathing down byron's neck in the bundesliga house. you're watching news life over limb. next up is world stories with a look at how countries around the world are handling the 2nd wave of the. i'll be back with more headlines at the top of the hour. but meantime there's always our website dot com for me and the entire team. thanks for tuning in for us from the truth be told the story being told is for.

a pinpoint header from kings like oman in the 2nd half helped the champions save face, but it was nonetheless a surprising set. fire up against bremen handed army light 2nd opportunity to go level on points with the league leaders later on saturday. when in frankfurt it was what you really are not gods among the dead, but their hosts, but a stiff competition. an unexpected chance to go joint top gave you a reason to smile ahead of kickoff, but there was work to be done yet the job became harder after frank foote took a 1st huff lead through the moroccan international using his chest to fashion the perfect shooting opportunity back after the break use of pulse and with an arm also don't finish to level the scores of pinpoint, cross, and a small volley. so mike, you want to piece that power so might close to winning the game from a cooler in the dying minutes piece back post volley expertly handled by frank foote, keeping kevin trap and so where it ended in frankfurt a missed opportunity for noddles men's title chasers before we go, we have some rare footage of a wild snow leopard filmed and no

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pia to direct eventually is to stay to play their commie means you have to empower the women down to oman. sitting right there, south bronx and redefine their status in society. this is that nigeria's women walk on water. witness on al-jazeera and jump into the stream and julian on global community bio diversity is biosecurity. it is that essential for our species to survive? be part of the debate. i know you have my days and you can be part of this conversation. when no topic off the table, the police are not neutral and all of the case here is to terrorize. and here's the other part of this. there's no consequence. this stream on out is there. after world war 2, france is great, empire began to unravel vietnam to most people. it was throwing themselves into the streets, bursting with joy, kissing each other. and last, if the indochinese managed to beat the french army, why not? the decline continues an episode or 2 of blood in tears french to colonise a show on al-jazeera. i care about how the u.s. engages with the rest of the world. we're willing and fit in taking you into a place you

and almost here we have oman. mark them and get a life. like many of the victims feel hopeless and abandoned by the government. of a come yet another crisis and is there a plan moving food. this is in the general condition for sudan's social security and poverty reduction commission we've been going around the country covering the disaster and talking to people who are affected and many of them were complaining about the government's response which they say was too little too late how do you react to the others saying with the multiple crises and a list preparedness for the government i acknowledge the delays but at the end of the day the support is is is on boy as of now we are sending out a number of charts filled with the food aid and other support to all across the states given the fact that they still do today for the heavy rains and floods did the areas that we were not able to reach yes i want i will not say we will we need to be covering 100 percent of our current capacity but we will make sure that no one will be left behind with

and as the army advances in the region in oman, this warning to residents of its capital city may caylee is not just the looks. and we want to send a message to the public to make your life. save yourselves from any artillery attacks. and free yourselves from the hunter. after that, there will be no mercy. does half a million people live in mackay leg? after the stock words, many will swell the stream of refugees fleeing the conflict into gride. more than thirty five thousand have already crossed into neighboring sudan. after being registered of the border, they are sent to ramshackle camps. most arrive with little more than the clothes on their body. the most of it, when we heard the gunfire, we couldn't see it, but we could hear it. we just ran with only these clothes, we came to sit down with nothing. as long as the fighting continues, people will continue to come. the u.n. is preparing for as many as two hundred thousand arrivals. it's well, germany's chancellor angela merkel is known around the world for her diplomatic talents. and today she is marking fifteen years at the country's

companies like oman and kolata robotics are leading the race in developing collaborative robots. these new colleagues have one important advantage over people. their work is precise and they never get tired. really, we have to make serious productivity improvement in japanese that used machines in robots to do this. so we're not going to steal a robot. robotics trade fairs like iraq's in tokyo show what the future workplace could look like in japan. robot production has long been a key industry around 130 companies make robots here in the past. these trade fairs were opportunities for companies to show off. big robots used in industrial production. now there's a trend toward service and partner robots. so i can say we also goal recently the government's focus has shifted from making new robots to using them sensibly in society. so do you have sort of the you will just source, they got suckered, it's coded to you and i think we need to think of robots as tools or partners to reach our goal of building a better society where people can feel good and healthy. you're talking with us

oman, xylo, joining us from nairobi. thank you, professor. just over a month since nigerians took to the streets to protest against police brutality, some demonstrators say they are now being targeted by authorities for their participation in the end. saul's movement not only october, young nigerians began demonstrating calling for the band of saw as there was a retore as police unit that had long been accused of violent arrest. and now the process erupted after a video showed a saws office, a illegibly shooting a man in delta state, before driving off. now peaceful protest organized and of the hash tag and saw its spread across the country and to nigeria. and that is where of communities around the world. the 2 weeks of protests ended when security forces fired live rounds on demonstrators in lagos, killing several people. focus of more on this crackdown on activists i'm joined at the table by our very own tomi oladipo. good to see you, tony. so just how do people say that they're being targeted by the authorities in this, in this crackdown?

oman xylo, joining us from nairobi. thank you, professor. just over a month since nigerians took to the streets to protest against police brutality some demonstrators say they are now being targeted by authorities for their participation in the end. saul's movement it early october young nigerians began demonstrating calling for the ban. all saw as that was a notorious police unit that had long been accused of violent arrest. and now the protests erupted off to a video showed a saws office, a illegibly shooting a man in delta state, before driving off peaceful protest organized and of the hash tag, and saw its spread across the country and to nigeria. and as for communities around the world, the 2 weeks approach has ended when security forces fired live rounds on demonstrators in lagos, killing several people focus of more on this crackdown on activists i'm joined at the table by our very own tomi oladipo. good to see you, tony. so just how do people say that they're being targeted by the authorities in this, in this crackdown, or there's a

countries i think their relationship will remain strong kuwait oman countries such as these i think the bike the administration will be very happy to continue to work with saudi arabia and the emirates especially because of the war in yemen will be at risk. ok if what's a look to israel then and netanyahu how do you think things might change there under a biden administration well biden is part of the democratic wing that is still very strongly supportive of israel on the other hand he's not so committed to netanyahu and the settler movement the kind of radical extremism that we've seen there moreover there are a lot of democrats especially in the house who would like to see a rebalance so my guess is that biden will remain very supportive of israel broadly speaking but is probably going to push the netanyahu government especially on the issue of the west bank of settlers of palestinians he's going to urge a greater effort to reach a serious peace agreement with the palestinians as opposed to the trumpet administration which basically made all of its efforts on behalf of netanyahu gover

bike lock on the front door and deli as in they use that they use that spray on foam the hard yakka oman the doors to i always wanted to cover a friend in that. judge with the greats of but the other were able to i mean it was basically as a symbolic sort of statement because i think this is something that deserves a lot of attention because it didn't stop of actions forever unfortunately not damn about half of 5 minutes. it is something yeah that's you know like the duo thing they stopped the meeting for one day that was like the biggest thing we've done for like 20 years. but there is actually a bill in the new york state assembly the senate now actually from michael g.n.r. is that would. basically deliver what they want in and demand an immediate end to a veterans and give what's really important here retroactive rent relief. because cuomo has provided a little bit of relief and he's halted evictions until 2021 but that's not enough there's still landlords who are finding loopholes and people are struggling with a they. we have to kick those people out because you know. 3 empty vacant

make it unpleasant weather indoors in egypt at the same time enough bush to produce some showers in oman it might even creep further north and for the most part this is dry but you see the hint of showers helped by the mound and the occasional trough that comes through so you might even get a shot a small chance in doha on saturday but it seems unlikely significant rain is showing itself in tanzania and there's not be a slot here through somalia that is also trying to catch sight of sudan where of course we've had flooding this year but that will be the exception not the rule you can see the blue is the blue stretches all the way as far as lee brazil this is the concentrated rain the seasonal rain the moment but juba could still catch isha so we're talking south sudan and the coast of tanzania is going to get particularly wet and some on shore breeze the slightest the coast and in these spots on so doris salaams got 3 wet days thundery ones at that. jump into the stream and julian on global community bio diversity is bio security is that essential for our species to survive be part of th

shahrazad misty's attempts have dropped and you will get sunshine and more showers as rain on its way into oman as well which just shows a bit of instability in the atmosphere might even in juice a shower too as funnels as dark but generally speaking it's still a pretty dry picture i put it in the forecast all the same and the way we're looking at to typical of this time of the year low humidity temperature about 30 mark rain proper is showing itself even more so in somalia some parts of ethiopia and just touching south sudan but the concentration is for the south and as you notice in places like rwanda or burundi they've been rain to the south of that as well where it's been very warm in south africa that turned into showers there on their way out sorry in facts temps should johannesburg's way up to meet the tin sudden botswana above normal well into the thirty's not true of cape town in cape town you got active weather on its way in temperatures dropping the winds are strong in this at least 3 days rather rain or sherry rain. jump into the stream and julian on global community diversity is bi

white house to the white house today i mean people are a taking out their disagreements physically oman another i mean this is this is completely and president and he just to show how cool rise than how divided the united states is more so than at any point in living memory and this is something that dawn has reported on significantly that the united states now is as divided as it's never been before. it was all high hopes and big promises back in 2016 when donald trump took his place in the white house the nation was already divided by race gender class you name it and the country needed a hero now it's time for america to find the wounds of division have to get together. republicans and democrats and independents across this nation i say it is time for us to come together as one united people turned out trump never came to be that night in shining armor. 20 twentieth's presidential election seasons looked more like an all out war on the streets more than anything mishandling of the pandemic response and the economic crisis but most significant was the brutal killing of george floyd th

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thank you so much for oman's alice joining us from nairobi. thank you, professor. just over a month since nigerians took to the streets to protest against these percentages, he, some demonstrators say they are now being targeted by authorities for their participation in the end. saul's movement not only october, young nigerians began demonstrating calling for the ban of saws. that was a notorious police unit that had long been accused of violent arrest. went down, the process interrupted off to a video showed a saw office that allegedly shooting a man in the states before driving off. now peaceful protest organized and of the hash tag and saw its spread across the country and to nigeria. and that is where of communities around the world. the 2 weeks approach has ended when security forces fired live rounds on demonstrators in lagos, killing several people focus of more on this crackdown on us. i'm joined at the table by our very own tomi oladipo. good to see you, tony. so just how do people say that they're being targeted by the authorities in this, in this crackdo

theater direct eventually is to stage a play there, come a museum to add to empower the women down to oman sitting right? yes. and now and redefine their status in society. this is that nigeria's women wacom was a witness on al-jazeera. the sun has returned to almost all of argentina as the showers are going to cross the border. they've been focusing in the southeast of brazil decrease our pilot typical summer season. they've had about 100 percent almost of november's rainfall with not finished of m.b. yet. and that rain is gone beyond the power in the forecast, up to rio having topped up some of the reservoirs, the onshore breeze in one of their still keeps things cooler. they should be there, here is $26.00 for the summer rains developing nicely in the northwest of brazil and also in peru and colombia, possibly to no. i see that they've been too heavy, particularly in northwestern colombia, which the last few years been suffering flooding. this is the result, i mean, the flooding has really been a meter deep inside people's homes, so the damage is still being investigated. and of course

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they use hunter biden same as goodwill in order to do dealmaking in countries like oman, columbia.ssia. so it raises a ton of questions about why hunter biden when he had no knowledge about energy deals . reporter: he had no knowledge and it was like he was traveling vethe country, really vacuumingp cash wherever he could find it and trading on his dad's name. and this is something they came up during the campaign. it mainstream media of really trying to spike it and make sure that it was not as important or is known as it should be. now we have this all on story which is more of the same and even more serious. so liz, i think this calls for investigation. in the senate finance and homeland security committees have done it tremendous work in this regard. i think the law enforcement needs to pick that up and look deeper into these transactions. elizabeth: yes now because hunter was to these officials. one of the guys who had since gone missing, the cooked meals together. is according to information given over. hunter, was working with the sky who was since gone missing . he's textin

biden is going for more firsts as the department of oman security, the first latino and immigrant nomineealejandra mallorca's will answer the dashboard director of national intelligence, the first woman ever nominated, avril payne, the cia alumni, is also bringing in diplomat with 35 years of foreign experience out of retirement to be the u.n. ambassador, linda thomas greenfield. all have been previously vetted, which helps transition team, but still can't access government resources until the tsa declares biden won. >> we are not in a position to get background checks on cabinet nominees, and so there are definite impacts. impacts escalate every day. >> depending on how the runoffs in georgia go, all nominees could face confirmation by a republican senate buried >> we don't need a fabricated crisis in the senate and i don't think that the american people are going to tolerate that if there's a refusal to move forward with qualified nominees. >> biden's team says he would meet with mitch mcconnell but hasn't. today he met virtually with the mayors. >> all of you have the front lines from

went for in the use hunter biden's name as goodwill in order to do a dealmaking in countries like omanurg, colombia and more and russia, there raises a ton of questions about why hunter biden when he had no knowledge about energy deals. >> he had no knowledge, look like he was traveling the country, vacuuming up cash wherever he could find it trading on his dad's name. this is something that came up during the campaign, mainstream media tried to spike it and make sure that it was not as important or known as it should be and now we have the follow-on story which shows more of the same and more serious. i think this calls for investigation, the senate, finance and homeland security committees have done tremendous work in this regard and i think law enforcement needs to pick that up and look deeper into the transactions. liz: and how close hunter was to these officials, one guy has gone missing, they cook meals together according to tony bobulinski, hunter was working with this guy who has since gone missing, he is texting were having lunch together, we have a standing call once a week t

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thank you so much for oman's alice joining us from nairobi. thank you, professor. just over a month since nigerians took to the streets to protest against police brutality, some demonstrators say they are now being targeted by a forty's, for their participation in the end. saws movement, not only october, young nigerians began demonstrating calling for the ban of saws. that was a notorious police unit that had long been accused of violent arrest meant. the process erupted after a video showed a saws office, a illegibly shooting a man in delta state before driving off. now peaceful protest organized and of the hash tag and saw its spread across the country and to nigeria. and as for communities around the world, the 2 weeks of protests ended when security forces fired live rounds on demonstrators in lagos, killing several people. focus of more on this crackdown on us. i'm joined at the table by our very own tomi oladipo. good to see you, tony. so just how do people say that they're being targeted by the authorities in this, in this crackdown, there's a range of comp

hunter biden name associated with him, so they could do deals in oman, luxembourg, romania and also russiace sheet shells, hunter is getting money, family is getting money for shopping spruce to avoid registering as a register foreign agent for the u.s. government. money laundering the hunter biden laptop at the fbi reportedly still being investigated that the shells were used for money laundering. there are some avenues for this story, sol, what do you think? >> you're throwing a lot at me. elizabeth: i know. sorry. >> this goodwill, this food goodwill. a lot of money for goodwill. business people don't pay money without something in return. you just don't pay somebody money because his dad is vice president. that doesn't do anything for me. you know. keep in mind with money laundering you tell need for money laundering to, to show money laundering an underlying, almost all cases what is called unspecified unlawful activity, an underlying crime. i commit a sophisticated bank fraud and i do something with that money. that is the question, what is the underlying crime. all i know it is of s

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shahrazad misty's attempts have dropped and you will get sunshine and more showers as rain on its way into oman as well which just shows a bit of instability in the atmosphere my t.v. and use a shower too as funnels as die hard but generally speaking it's still a pretty dry picture or put it in the forecast all the same and the way we're looking at to typical of this time of the year low humidity temperature at about 30 mark right in proper is showing itself even more so in somalia some parts of ethiopia and just touching south sudan but the concentration is for the south and as you know is in places like rwanda or burundi they've been rain to the south of that as well where it's been very warm in south africa that turned into showers they're on their way out so in facts temperature in johannesburg it's way up to meet the sudden botswana above normal well into the thirty's not true of cape town in cape town you got active weather on its way in temperatures dropping the winds are strong in this at least 3 days are the rain or sherry rain. my name is not you castle i grew up jewish in america and

people speculated about, let's say saudi arabia, there's been speculation with oman, and outside thecc there's been speculation about morocco. anything you can see about the likelihood of any of those countries joining? >> here is the thing, david, i can't spe for other countries, but what i can say is that in the process leading up to bahrain's decision, we did consult with some of our allies in the region and beyond the region. morn minister was on trip to europe immediately before coming here, we have spoken obviously to our neighbors as well. and we've seen support throughout. so i think that at this stage the critical issue is whether or not it's going to be successful. will we have a successful model here that other countries can emulate? and i think we are on the right track. we have a -- we've accepted a trade delegation from israel and the united states last month. secretary mnuchin was present. mayor ben chabot from the israeli side and it ended up with a joint communique. and we also have a historic visit from the foreign minister in two days to tel aviv, along with the mi

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. >> and i asked oman about the rift within the caucus between the moderates in the party and the progressivesy. and how damaging is that kind of fight, not only to the caucus, or for the caucus, but also for the incoming administration where they will need a unified front not only in the house but also in the senate to try to get anything done? >> well, look, first of all, i think that -- i remember living through 2010 and the rifts that resulted as a result of that election and losing the house between progressives of and centrists. and what i say is that i think that behind president-elect bipartisan'sed a j ed a jeagend be a unified party. democrats in the house will be responsible for beginning to shepherd joe biden's agenda through the house. there is large scale agreements from progressives to centrists around climate change and trump campaign and covid relief. and there are shared values in the party. and i expect that on the agenda, progressives and centrists will be on the same page. i know it looks messy from the out sir outside, but it does work from the interests in terms of build

this is a picture from a lady who lives in oman.of the cats are in the picture, she has 480 cats. domestic cats. this is not a home for cats. well, it is their home. it is not a rescue place. 480 cats. she has also got dogs, 12 dogs. you can see one down the bottom. that's quite extraordinary, isn't it? she's not just rescuing isn't it? she's notjust rescuing them and...? you assume there must be a story. but it is not a rescue centre, as such. i have three cats, and the only thing i can think of, i don't know if you will be with me, the smell? cats don't tend to smell. but 480 in a house? i feel duty bound to say if you have got more than 480 cats in your house this morning, sent us a picture! we might not believe you. i'm fairly confident. it's not going to happen. ami to happen. am i right in thinking you don't play chess? no. would you like to learn? i would find it very challenging. you don't mind challenges, do you? i have nothing against the sport or those who play it. there are so many things people are catching up on, strea