today, qatar is going to win! see you, qatar, 2022! >> the whole country is excited.e is coming. >> i have seen more than any other events before, which is a lot encouraging. we expect to see a lot next year. >> it is very proud of the countries, families, and everyone. they are proud about qatarlo)?■ó (sophie fouron) not having a boat here is unthinkable. it's because here, everything happens on the water. it's their main way of transportation. people travel on boats, construction materials, food supplies, water, students in the morning. when you first get to bocas, the diversity in the population strikes you. the ngäbe people, the indigenous people of panama, live side by side with the afro-caribbean community of bocas. they're descendants of panama canal workers and they're established here. i guess it's that mix of cultures that makes this place so unique and

saudi arabia lead with the uae and egypt, a blockade imposed on qatar.year, the amir of qatar met in saudi arabia, setting aside differences, turning the chapter of the crisis, and moving forward. when they met today, they discussed a wide range of issues --. she, diplomacy, regional issues, and the need to go forward. they had the aim of bringing back their relations to normal. isn't likely to happen anytime soon? you know, the blockade left scars that will have to take some time to heal. they're saying the intentions are there and they look forward to seeing that being translated on the ground, with a stronger relationship with the two countries. they will be meeting soon on the 14th of december in the capital, where the gcc block will meet and they hope to build bridges and come out to the international community and say, "finally, it is having one voice when it comes to the key regional issues." emily: the funeral of a sri lankan man beating to death and pakistan has been held in his country. a crowd attacked him -- priyantha kumara before setting hi

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. ♪ >> look forward to brightest because, the weather, sponsored by qatar airways.rologist: we are starting the day in bengal where we have got this disturbance that was lime into cities on friday. we will see where it goes, still plaguing all of these areas, amber alert's are out to see rain and flooding. monsoon rains active south of indochina. central and southern portions of vietnam have seen landslides, but we aren't drying off across indochina on friday. we are going to go to china, i pressure carving out sunny conditions. not much to report. a mix of sun and clouds in hong kong. a number of records broken across japan for rain and w inds, and we still have it coming at you for the western side, and the cool full of air still in play here. it looks like sapporo got the dry side. that is it. see you soon. ♪ >> the weather sponsored by qatar airways. >> a secret himalayan summit more treacherous than everest. ♪ revered and feared locals, yet an irresistible challenge to western climbers. -- the wall of shadows on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ host: hello again. germany plans

and the patrol security qatar. unfortunately, this budget request is not adequately plan or budget for the impacts of climate change, particularly for construction of coast guard facilities that have long been under funded and are in need of replacement due to the effects of climate change. this concern also extends to the fact that the budget does not include funding for an additional great lakes icebreaker. increasing icebreaking capacity on the great lakes is critical to facilitating commerce and transportation in winter months. and icebreakers also play a critical role in preventing flooding, which has been exacerbated by extremely high water levels as well as irregular and large ice flows made worse by climate change. additionally, i'm concerned with the coast guard's recent approach on by america policies. i am discouraged by the direction the coast guard is taking on procuring critical components like engines and ship board service diesel dan generators on programs like the polar security qatar. -- health of

the weather, sponsored by cutter airways -- qatar airways. >> not a lot to report for india, no matterther others except for the northwest where we have some fog. no major vain, that is reserved for sri lanka. we have seen few storms like this in the western pacific. cutting across the philippines, this will be an issue for western areas of the philippines on friday, 200 to 300 millimeters of rain, those winds still howling. let's check out where it is going to go, sliding into the south china sea as we get toward the weekend and we will look toward vietnam to see another vent file so we will go here for a closer look. this will be late sunday into monday. next, northern china, also korea. a cold blast of air. some see induced snow. i'm going to put the covers on. the darker the blue, the lower the temperature. seoul, minus three degrees on friday. our three day forecast, that is below average. thank you for joining in, see you in a bit. >> the weather, sponsored by qatar airways. >> boys breathe and fly pigeons but in this occupied palestinian city, boys are also closely watched by is

the 2022 calendar has the winter olympics, the football world cup in qatar, a men's and women's cricketmore. to look ahead for us, here is ben croucher. right, three minutes or so to tell you all about sport in 2022. new rules in f1, novak djokovic chasing a record 2ist grand slam title in australia, and maybe, maybe not, hopefully, just hopefully, an end to all of these covid problems. we have a big map to help us out. where to start? how about in africa? cameroon and the africa cup of nations. it starts a week on sunday, the hosts taking on burkina faso, algeria, the defending champions and favourites. now to asia, beijing, which will become the first city to host both the summer and winter olympics and paralympic games. the alpine events will be about an hour or so away, just like they were in sochi. there are already political boycotts and strict covid measures in place. will they be the talking points? we will head south and move to the women's cricket world cup in new zealand. delayed by a year due to the pandemic, $1.5 million more in the prize pot for this one. england are the d

the weather sponsored by qatar airways. >> hello there. away we go with your weather report for asia. a system over and he will act as a bit of a blanket, trapped at a time once we see so the temperatures will not be as low. we still do have a cold snap watch in play, but otherwise you will be hard-pressed to find any ran across the country. somewhere we are seeing a lot of rain piling up is for southern sections of sumatra. also some thunderstorms in the forecast. after indochina, southern sections just getting some rain, so vietnam and cambodia just filling in. bit of a drizzly day for hong kong, to be expected. same goes for taipei with a high of 21 degrees. nothing major, but what is major is that cold air in northern china starting to slumped further toward the south, impacting the northeast as well. that is thursday. let me show you saturday. we will put the colors on. the darker the purple, the over the temperature. well below average, but look at in the north. wall-to-wall sunshine -- that is a plus -- on saturday. that is your wea

the weather sponsored by qatar airways. clicks away we go with your weather update for asia.e seeing the northeast monsoon picking up intensity, stirring up rain in the bay on wednesday. the entire east coast of winds -- india will get plagued with some rain, some darker colors, bursts of rain, into west bengal. indochina, the northeast monsoon is chucking rain into the central and southern parts of vietnam. check out what is doing to the philippines, cutting the center of the country with rain, especially toward the east. we have to be on the lookout for some flooding. clouds drifting in, river valleys in china, the yellow river valley, where we got those clouds. it cap on temperatures, a high of 18 on wednesday here, lower than the past few days. next stop for japan, a lot of activity for central areas, higher elevation, but big wind and big waves. tokyo itself, we will be blasted with wind gusts in the city, potentially up to 75 kilometers per hour and a gloomy shower day there with a high on wednesday. >> the weather sponsored by qatar airways. >> as a canyon, i watched t

the weather, sponsored by qatar airways. ? thank you for joining.r world weather report begins on the subcontinent. in india, both coasts will be dealing with a lot of rain. this disturbance in the arabian sea throwing rain. could see about 100 to 200 millimeters of rain in the days to come. this cooking up in the bay of angola likely to become a cyclonic storm. flooding will be a concern. we have seen flooding. about 900 homes destroyed. a deadly landslide in west java. we have seen a lot of rain for central areas of vietnam. almost a meter of rain has destroyed 25 homes. high-pressure is carving out sunny skies across central and eastern areas of china to not much to report here. the rain has made a clean sweep across areas of japan. some snow for the western side of honshu. we have some chilly temperatures. see you soon. >> the weather, sponsored by qatar airways. >> a gynecologist working as a volunteer in areas of conflict. >> he is known for his kindness. >> delivering babies and treating women for medical services. >> you're truly a doctor of

the weather, sponsored by qatar airways. >> hello. your world weather report begins in asia.in north wiest monsoon. bouts of showers but heaviest stuff reserved for sri lanka and the maldives. let's get you over to the philippines. a storm comes closer. the worst of it will go through seaweed. it has been days of rain for central portions of the philippines. the ground is incredibly saturated. cannot hold onto that moisture so landslides and mudslides will be a big concern here. the northeast monsoon giving heavy rain through malaysia over the ports when he four hours, scooping up half a months worth of rain. a batch of rain running across the river valley. right through to shanghai. showering days for shanghai in the days to come. disturbed weather and western areas. wintry mix for western hokkaido. cold air punching and across northern areas of china to what the northeast is seeing as well. beijing, temperatures coming down. by the end of the week, we have a high of one degree. the average is four. at least it's wall-to-wall sunshine on friday. that's it for me. see you soo

the weather sponsored by qatar airways. >> hey there. here is your weather in a minute 15.e begin in india with a foggy start to the day on friday for the northwest and also the northeast, but you will be hard-pressed to find any been across india. mali coming in with a high up 31 degrees. rain is piling up for that southern portion of sumatra, and this will likely cook up into a tropical cyclone and impact the top end of australia by saturday. for indochina, unsettled with the east, also in the south, but for the west, a stellar stretch of weather including an cop. rain is pressing down for the yangtze river valley right down to the pearl river valley. breezy day for shanghai with wind coming out of the north, gusting to about 40 kilometers per hour. the snow will pile up in the days to come -- hours even. 30 centimeters to be expected. then we got that cold air in northern china. that will slump further to the south. from the colors, the darker the purple, the over the temperature. this is a quick shot of cold air because by next week, temperature shoots up to six degrees

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military stationed all over the world, qatar, bahrain, in colorado as well. we see commander, the 16 week old german shepherd. it looks like we lost the feed. we might not be able to hear some of those members of the military asking questions. we want to get to white house correspondent josh lederman, the president saying because of all of you talking to the service members, americans are waking up with the blessings of the security of american democracy. >> reporter: that's right. there's a real tradition of presidents paying tribute to these service members. i remember when president obama was in office accompanying him on several christmases to a marine base in hawaii not far from where the president would spend the time with his family where he would go and meet with troops in the cafeteria to thank them for what they were doing over the holidays. it also strikes me, you know, this is a president who has been very mindful of the ways our military is overextended around the world, not inclined to put troops in harm's way. one of the groups we saw on those

made this a priority and pushed qatar on this they would make it a requirement. not straightforward. it was closed for weeks and then of course it is danerous for a lot of afghans to get a passport if they have a connection to the u.s. >> and you're reporting ta for the past two weeks refugee flights have been canceled. gan, thank you for bringing us this terrible story. >> thank you. >> joining us now, matt zeller, the afghanistan combat veteran that co-founded no one left behind, there was a 2-year-old left behind, not someone that worked as a translator, but it is just emblematic. they don't have any direct connection and they could not do this. >> this is par for the course. we know of numerous families that had to make the, what i would argue as a parent is the unthinkable. how do you choose which child you leave behind and what you save. this is something we have been doing for the entirely of the sib program. afghans were only ever allowed to bring children under the age of 21 at the time the visa is issu issued. many would apply for vivas well before the

there is increasing focus on the legacy the tournament will leave for qatar. now it's learned lessons from other countries that have struggle to find a post tournament roll for their world cup facilities. bernard smith reports now from the brazilian city of mouse. oh, even in football mat, brazil, it was always going to be a challenge to make full use of a $40000.00 capacity stadium built in a jungle city. the can only be reached by air or river. ah, 4 games are played here in the 2014 world cup. the local government is still paying back the $160000000.00 construction loan to the federal government with little return to show for the investment as well then. sure, viola, the legacy is very small and public transport wars haven't started, but as the molig security has improved yard hospitals have not been expanded or renovated. i then several areas wouldn't through tourism pop up, there's been no progress. it's frustrating for the population. oh, now the amazon is serena hosts mouse f. c brazil's 3rd division that's hosted some concerts and a qualifier for the q

they come to the base in qatar. we have an agreement with qatar, if these planes come, these people are there, so we have to get a better sense of the manifest. early on in this process, there was a flight being organized and we were told there were about 10 or 12 americans and 200 or so afghans, we checked the passport records and yes, there were seven or eight americans on the list. most of them were in the list -- united states, not in afghanistan. just drilling down and understanding who is getting on that flight, we have nobody on the ground. once we get to qatar, we on them. i understand the frustration, we have been working closely with veterans groups about this. we are working at it hard every day, i can tell you. sen. menendez: thank you, senator shaheen. sen. shaheen: thank you deputy secretary mcewing are being here -- mckeon for being here. you have offered to sit down with me on the havana syndrome a tax, also known as anomalous health incidents. i would be remiss if i didn't bring some of my concerns

estan prohibidas las muestras d amor en publico dicen que es pp pais tolerante pero ser enqaten en qatarce que es lo peor que le ha tocado en la vida >>o jalo el gatillo pero no queda claro como jalo la pistola dicen que parecen haber hallado el origen de la nabala por aho no hay cargos al actor peor hay varias demanda en bolivia hay cientificos para protegher la fauna nos muestra como bicombaten dolel trafic especial los jaguares de porq dicen que son afafrodisiacos sus colmillo >> quedan 64 mil en el con continente porque los supuesots os poderes afrodisiacoa afrodis colmils lo tienen como prensa >> 2.500 dolares para arrib >> 760 colmillos han sido d decomizados 200 jagase asesinados >> tambien las nutrias las l londras fueron las especies mas diezmadas por la caceri >> caceria de jagucksonville jagja jagujuaress y re reptiles >> este es el hogar del 90% de los felinos >> en 1995 se crea el parque nacional para ir frenando >> desde entonces ha disminuido la caza al jaguar pero sigue en peligro la flauna ahora los vecinos resguardan a este anima >> estamos matando la gafauna tenemos ar

most of the flights out of the has ar want to come out of the base in qatar. we have an agreement with qatar, if these planes come, these people are likely coming to the united states. we're not going to leave them there in qatar, so we need to get a better fidelity on the manifest, and that's been a huge challenge. i'll give you one example. early on in this process, there was a flight being organized and we were told there were about 10 or 12 americans and about 200 afghans. we checked the passport records and validated there were 7 or 8 americans on the list. we called them and most of them were in the united states. they were not in afghanistan. so it's drilling down and really understanding who's getting on that flight because we have nobody on the ground in mazar because once they get to qatar, we own them. i understand the frustration. we've working very close will i with a consortium of veterans groups about this, but we're working it hard every day, i can tell you. >> thank you. senator shaheen. >> thank you, deputy secretary mckeon for being here thi

and qatar is out of fifa cup after losing to algeria.here was a late equalizer and extra time but algeria won with a penalty kick and will face tunisia in the finals on saturday. you are up to date. up next, inside story. ♪ >> longtime fs make ands. why is it happening now, and can they build trust after decades of animosity? this is inside story. ♪ hello and welcome to the program. relations between armenia and turkey have been frosty and tense, even hostile. there was a mass killing of armenians in world war i but there are a current territorial dispute with azerbaijan. but things might improve. monday, turkey announced they will appoint special envoys to normalize ties. armenia confirmed a few hours later. the u.s. welcomes the decision. ankara will coordinate steps with azerbaijan. >> i want to share some news. we have consulted with azerbaijan and soon will mutually appoint special representatives with armenia for steps towards normalization. we will act with azerbaijan every step and in the near future, start charter ties with arme

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he also confirmed he would again be wearing the helmet he wore at the last race in qatar, which is paintedence will help him deal with the title run in with max verstappen. now to tennis where the atp have declined to follow the wta and remove tournaments in china from their calendar as the questions remain about pung shuai and her safety. pung disappeared from public view for three weeks last month after making an allegation of sexual assault against a top chinese state official. separately the international olympic committee today said it has spoken to the 35 year old for a second time amid continuing concerns for her welfare. british sprinters adam gemili and laveea neilson have been stripped of their lottery funding after choosing to stay in florida with their coach rayna rider — even though he's being investigated for sexual misconduct. uk athletics told their athletes to cut ties with the american a month ago when the accusations came to light but gemili, a european and commonwelth champion, and neilson have remained in florida so have been removed from the world class programme for

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>> that should be the biggest concern because jared kushner while in the white house attacked qatar wherend got donald trump to line up the saudis and emirates against their hostile enemy qatar undermining national security. that is the important issue here. the trump family has no problem undermining the national security interests of the united states if there is money in it for them. >> that is so true. we watched that happen for four years. david cay johnston pulitzer prize winning investigative reporter, author of the new book, "the big cheat, how donald trump fleeced america and enriched his family" thank you once again for coming to "the last word. that is tonight's "last word." i'm jonathan capehart. i'll see you tomorrow night. "the 11th hour" starts right now. >>> good evening once again i'm chris jansing. day 344 of the biden administration. tonight the breaking news on covid is a story told in numbers that are increasing and increasingly worrisome. tonight the "new york times" reports the u.s. has shattered its single day case record, almost doubling the highest numbers report

>> qatar, romania, everywhere but home. sorry. >> we are sorry. one of the things we know, because we are military family, we know what it's like to have you, our loved ones serving and being away during the holidays. so i'm sorry you have to be away. we know what it is like for your families to have that empty seat at the table like we have. my dad was a world war ii vet. he served, he was in the navy, served in the south pacific on a ship. he was a signal man. our son beau was in iraq for a year. we certainly know as a family what your families are feeling today and that's why we will, joe and i will continue forever and ever to support you in any way we can, but most of all serve your families. joe? >> the commander, 16 weeks old. hello, everybody. merry christmas. wonderful to see you all. i know as jill said, you would rather be home today, and i don't blame you. jill and i know how hard it is for you, but frankly, it is harder if your husbands, wives, children, are apart on duty during a season of togetherness. we bidens understand that. we

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there are multiple flights a week in to qatar out of afghanistan which are full.f. it's about 800 a week and 12,000 in -- yeah, in pakistan. not in afghanistan. we are working through the paper work on them. you got to remember, 120,000 were gotten out before august 31st, the largest air lift in history. i'm not saying everything is rosy or hunky-dory but it's been lifted with regard to to americans but clearly the plight of women over there and what the taliban is going to do with regard to their harsh treatment and education and those things are things that we have to continue to work on. the taliban is flat on their back financially. they need our help. they need international help. and hopefully that can be a path to moderating their anti-human rights behavior. >> you would unfreeze the assets? >> well, that is a complicated question. it turns out the september 11th victims have attached those assets in the u.s., so even if we unfroze them, i'm not sure the courts would allow them to leave. but one possibility i've been discussing is if we can, unfreeze those

and got donald trump to line up the saudis and emiratis against their possible enemy qatar.ortant issue here. the trump family has no issue undermining the united states if there is money for them. well [laughs] >> that is so true. we have watched that happen for four years. david cay johnston, investigative reporter and author of the new burke, the big cheat, how donald trump fleeced america and enriched his family. thank you, once again for coming to the last word. and that is tonight's last word. i am jonathan kaye part. i'll see you here again tomorrow night. the 11th hour starts right now. now good evening once again, i'm chris jansing, day 344 of the biden administration. tonight, the breaking news on covid is a story told in numbers that are increasing and increasingly worrisome. tonight, the new york times reports that the u.s. had shattered its single day case record almost doubling the highest numbers reported one year ago. quote, as a second year of living in the pandemic was drawing to a close, the new daily case total topped 488,000 on wednesday according to a n

afghans mostly families consider themselves the lucky ones as they check in for an evac uation flight to qatar. just getting to this point for so many afghans has been extraordinarily difficult. and now they have to take the next big step in their journey. it is a journey nabi roshan is taking with his young family. he hosted a political sattire show in afghanistan where no one, not on the taliban was off limits. but after the group seized power in august, roshan said there is little left to laugh about. >> do the taliban like jokes? >> i don't think so. >> did you receive any threats. >> yeah. i. >> kill snu. >> maybe. >> so many more afghans fear the same fate, like safi, not his real name. he was a translate fore-- translator in kandahar, the birth place of the taliban. since the group seized control. country in august, he and his young family have been hiding in cabbual waiting for what is known as the special immigrant visa to the u.s >> the u.s. government has said they are trying to speed up this application process, has it been happening. >> no, it's not, it's been 68 days that i didn'

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mostly families -- consider themselves the lucky ones as they check in for an evacuation flight to qatarst getting to this point for so many afghans has been extraordinarily difficult. and now, they have to take the next big step in their journey. it's a journey this man is taking with his young family. he hosted a nightly political satire show in afghanistan where no one, not even the taliban, was off limits. but after the group seized power in august, he says there is little left to laugh about. do the taliban like jokes? >> i don't think. >> you don't think so? did you receive any threats? >> yeah. >> who? >> i don't know. just said i -- i will -- >> kill you? >> maybe. >> reporter: so many more afghans fear the same fate, like sammy -- not his real name. he was a translator for the u.s. military in the southern city of kandahar, the birthplace of the taliban. since the group seized control of the country in august, he and his young family have been hiding in kabul waiting for what's known as the special immigrant visa to the u.s. u.s. government has said they are trying to speed up t

and president's turkey in qatar.hat kind of discussions will be being had behind closed doors about the nuclear negotiations? and is there any outside influence that might impact teheran's decision making? i don't think regional countrys will be able to really influence iran's decision making process i think iran feels very powerful. the very fact that the uae and the saudis are negotiatingen though negotiations with the americans is not going well, from the iranian perspective shows iranian influence and power. so on that front iran is in a pretty comfortable situation. that partly goes back to the fact that iran beliefs that the americans unlike their retoric where they keep saying we have a plan b which might consist of us or the israeli attacking iran. i think iran believes the americans do not really have a creditable military option. you have to remember that even donald trump who had a much harsher rhetoric actually attacked you. i don't think they want a major war. they're actually retreating from the middle

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but apart from that, other sovereign wealth funds, even oil—rich and gas—rich states like qatar, are are many arguments here. first of all, we do have green mandates, we have energy—related mandates and we have 120 billion norwegian kroner that we can invest in things like this, we already have investment in companies which solve these type of problems. crosstalk so, just to answer — you tell me i'm wrong. it's the only renewables investment i could see. absolutely. so, this was added to the mandate last year and we have already bought 50% of the second largest windmill farm in the world. it's — in terms of acreage, it's twice the size of manhattan. it provides equivalent energy to fuel1 million dutch households. now, there are — it's not like you can go out on regent street and buy a million windmills, you know? these are complex processes. it takes time. there's a lot of competition to get into these projects and i actually think we've done really well to get into this project and we are in several other processes. you think you've done very well. i think your problem is that the g

and china has met with the thought about in doha. qatar is acting as an intermediary for other western countries. one can only imagine that efforts, such as these, we gather pace in the coming months. the people of abundance on need the world and the world will hopefully step up. but while small steps are being taken for the people have gone, if it's women appear to be moving backwards since coming to the taliban, have made it nearly impossible for older girls to access education for women to work in company jobs and be visible on tv screens in a flash, some 2 decades of progress in women's rights have been lost. a back in september, just how one public university student described to us what she was feeling. you know, like when, when, when the gleaming flow for debate or like working. when he went to, to do that and suddenly and one night if you can just damage just imagine. and now i might, if i'm in a room, we only get it, you know, go for the, you know, whether or not this is the feeling have right? well, and joining me enough, i'm all is not just now and she's from a minister of m

if i may say so, you are offering bases to china, there is a court of qatar which frankly in terms ofegic interests in the long run is a massive infrastructure strategic commitment that you've made to china. you get something like $60,000,000,000 worth of investment because of your infrastructure deal with the chinese. i just wonder whether you are happy to sacrifice certain principles in pursuit of this relationship with china? i'm thinking in particular of your governments refusal to condemn china for what it's doing to the muslim uighur minority. your ambassador to beijing in the summer went to chinjang and said he was impressed by the social harmony and preservation at the local culture including a focus on religious harmony and freedom. what happened to pakistan's standing up for muslims around the world? first of all, let mejust explain, yes, $60,000,000 and that's what friends are for. we have a very critical relationship with china, always had it in our relationship is going from strength to strength. but that is not the cost of any other country. that's what economic paradigm

and the qualifier for the qatar will come most of his game went out to sea. doesn't even come close to filling the stadium even for a big match like this. this is a quarter final cup game and gate receipts. don't even come close to covering the running costs the costs around $73000.00 a month to operate the stadium according to the management this month. they'll take in half. that was c p. s. and which is important to think about how to pay for the stage from the beginning so that it's not feasible for the government to encourage football school. the growth of local sports. the objective of a workup used to bring visibility to the local sports because the visa, because the cope with the heat and humidity of a city not far from the equator, the stadium was designed to be as airy as possible. and it's an impressive piece of architecture law, but there's little danger, funds overheating in here, even when the local team managed to salvage draw in this give me just 0 minutes. and finally, hundreds of greeks are getting into the festive spirits. we're taking part

record 7 times. 9 of their players were involved in this month's arab cup, which also took place in qatar. despite concerns over the global search and co 19 cases, the africa cup of nations is due to kick off as planned in cameron. next month. we've been talking to football, writer gary l. smith about the countries preparations coming up quite a while. the host of the african shop there, she's been successful. also said they were women's africa, couple of nations and the pull a crowd of 50000 people to come and marry. trust me, let me just have some, you know, 2 african for both the boy today on what he said us will similar to assist you in championships up in the nation. the copy in the midst of the panoramic where a lot of the countries hot could be, i did speak. why was it never canceled? why was away from around it? why is the conversation not about african thinking of innovative ways to go to court? i did want to constantly that is food for thought for you. this is probably the 1st time in a very long time, but we are good idea of the, the info player in the world that is most likely

the game today, you look at, for example, the way in which the world cup, first of all, is going to qataray it every two years, all of that appears to be driven by money. you look at the saudi sovereign wealth fund taking over newcastle united. you look at even manchester united, your team, run by an american billionaire family who have extracted vast amounts of money out of the manchester united brand. do you think greed is in danger of ruining football? yes, of course. but it already ruined the football. even — i'm talking about the betting company. now, people, they don't come in the stadium to support their team. they make sure they come because they want to win money. they boo us when...i see some people that were like, "patrice, even if you win 3—1, i bet were going to win three, "so to the goalkeeper, next time you do a betterjob." it is ruining everything. money ruining everything. football is for the poor people. it's like when you used to play in the street. but now, we become a game for the rich people and they're ruining it. in a way, as i hear you talk, i'm thinking to myself

because catherine that will funds couldn't be in the united arab emirates because of the blockade of qatar at the time. so i think whatever happens later here at education says you in the matching self in about 2 hours from now, the atmosphere is definitely gonna be brilliant. and i got an oscar. thank you very much for that. good luck to both teams. now to day, december, the 3rd is the international dale persons with disabilities a day dedicated to promoting the rights of disabled people and all parts of society . yeah, our cup is playing it's part by rolling out and you service for visually impaired at france. andrew richardson reports the final has loved football all his life losing his sight at the age of 12 has done nothing to dim that passion or reduce his desire to attend matches in person and between 60000 persons. and he had very actions of every person. so that's something that you can discover 20 are watching football much in the television field. so this is one of the most excited parts of it. a fish or a cup final has an added tool to increases enjoyment of the game using an a