rory: what an odd name. rory: it is pretty normal for a book.e tiktoker. rory: wait, wait. is this a library? rory: school was just one of thosehings i just was t good at. i decided to leave school when i was in year 11, and i was never there, you know. i was always in sydney doing meetgs or presentations for tiktok, and i just wasn't there. and when i would come to school, i would have no idea what we're doing 'cause, you know, i've been away for heaps of days. rory: no worries at all, thanks for coming to our library. daniel: school, you can go back and do it at tafe. you can go back anytime and do it if you need it, but you may never get this opportunity again. so, we just thought it was worth leaving school and pursuing all the business opportunities while they were there for her. roryno worries at all, thanks for coming to our library. avani: how do you feel about the fact that 5 million people are watching her content? daniel: oh, it's incredible. it's even--when she goes live. there was a time she went live, and she had 22,000 people watc

suddenly, rory stop the car.and stole two more solar lights. >> ten seconds past or so, and right as cesar was getting into the car. i heard, what's sounded like a gunshot. >> rory hit the gas. with somebody shooting at us? they asked the show they're. >> lewis a little freaked out, looked at the back window. >> i turned around, just to see, a truck behind us. >> i can pretty much tell that meant business -- and right after that, i remember seeing a green laser traveling around in the car, with us. >> a green laser? a laser from a gun. >> we assumed, yes. >> it's like you can't believe. they're not gonna shoot us. >> people don't shoot out there. people >> know enough for this. >> and right after that, i heard, pop-up power, and then i heard -- >> you mean the car? >> yes. >> they tried blinding the shooter, didn't seem to help. >> meanwhile, this whole time we've been trying to call, 9-1-1. and there's no service. and someone suggests that we waive my white t-shirt out the window. >> this way maybe he'll stop. >

now with the russian war in ukraine, rory morale, how would you describe morale? he's been in ukraine is your 2nd tour of duty now? what's the difference? was a difference or this time compared to the when i was here before? is this situation with electricity with heating and with water at the end of my last trip here, that was when the 1st of the kind of volleys of, of cruise missiles came in and took out a big chunk of, of the energy grid in the weeks after that after i left, there were more and more and more of the came and grant the over time ukraine's power systems were degraded to the point where much of the country was, was living for through big parts of each day. without access to heating, electricity, water, et cetera, and that does take its toll. it, it is very, very hard for people here. now, you saw my report there, valentina, he's living in her metal cabin. she's living in a metal cabin because her home was destroyed at the beginning of the war. this cabin is where she now spends her time at her lifeline, but it's just hooked up to the grid. so when

let me let, let me, let rory in here because you talked about a strategy that may be back firing rory, go at. well yeah, i'm, what i was saying this is that one of the biggest mistakes the kremlin has made not just this year, but going back at least to 2014 is this is to you soon as the misunderstand ukraine and ukrainians. they misunderstood it. when they thought that following the might on revolution, that they would be rebellion against that might revolution in the east of the country, pro russians would rise up and the revenue would only have to support that. it didn't really happen. so basically, the permanent had to send in troops under cover clandestine troops to sort of make what was happening that looked like it was a civil war. they misunderstood ukrainians. again, in 2022 with the invasion when they thought that the country will be too passive to resist. and of course, as we've seen, if it wasn't passive resistance, military resistant, and if people have resistance. so i think again and again, the criminal has, has looked at ukraine and got the very wrong picture of what it

hello, de rory. what sort of disruption are we going to say now that ambulance workers are also walking off the job? well, i mean, and it has bosses basically saying that there are potentially going to be some emergency calls they get made today that go on all said with obviously a significant hit potentially on people's lives, whether they survive in emergency situation or not. now, we are being told that the most severe of emergency calls absolutely life threatening situations. ambulances will be dispatched to go and offer assistance. that's what category 2 calls. now, that can include someone with a suspected stroke or chest pains. those calls are going to be true, which means that an assessment will essentially be made on the phone about how serious that situation is. and if it's not sufficiently serious and there won't be an ambulance dispatched. so an h. s. chiefs are saying that they cannot guarantee patient safety for the next 24 hours. consequently, there is advice being given to people in e

rory?— now, rory? yes, we do feel it is auoin to now, rory?was that we had a lovely dog called cabbage who was part of my exercise regime, went out every morning _ my exercise regime, went out every morning before seven with her. and i need that— morning before seven with her. and i need that exercise and i was really looking _ need that exercise and i was really looking forward to walking safely. we took _ looking forward to walking safely. we took her out into the garden the first day— we took her out into the garden the first day as — we took her out into the garden the first day as she made it clear she wasn't _ first day as she made it clear she wasn't doing anything. she dug her heels _ wasn't doing anything. she dug her heels in _ wasn't doing anything. she dug her heels in and we brought her back in. and he _ heels in and we brought her back in. and he has— heels in and we brought her back in. and he has been indoors ever since. so teaching — and he has been indoors ever since. so teaching her about the great outdoors — so teaching her

rory medcalf: china is trying to coerce australia into supporting essentially china's interests.ate about how to respond. doug clarke: we're not going to lay down in a fetal position and get kicked to death. jane golley: i just do wonder how many times we might choose to poke the dragon before the dragon turns back and blows fire at us in a pretty painful way. stephen: tonight, on "four corners," we investigate china's trade sanctions against australia. we'll meet the australian businesspeople hit hard by china's bans and tariffs. and we'll explore whether beijing is using trade as a weapon in a campaign of political coercion. ♪♪♪ female: china has followed through on its threat to whack crippling tariffs on australian barley, a move that will further inflame tensions between the two nations. the 80% tariff will be in place for five years, a decision that could cost australian farmers hundreds of millions of dollars. stephen: the salt lake country of southern wa is a long way from canberra and a world away from beijing. but farmers here have found themselves on the front line of

let's bring in our director rory kennedy. it is great to have you on here. just fascinating and that really is kind of the basis for this document which is a remarkable story. >> that's how i learned about this volcano as well from that amazing article that alex perry did and outside magazine and i found that quite gripping. i was really struck by how people on this remote island responded in the wake of this unexpected eruption. there were 47 people on the island who were visiting it as well as a handful of guides who were there on unexpected event and they were really remote. it was left the them to get out of the situation. >> and it is amazing. i want to play a small clip from this rory and i will get your reaction on the other side. watch this. >> i thought this is it, we are going to die our on honeymoon. >> all my clothes. >> the authorities. >> nothing was an option. >> we are going to do it ourselves. >> making sure i am safe? >> we are getting off this island now. >> i know there is a lot now, the theme is the people on the eye island were on their

we're going to speak to rory challenge his life for us and keep rory what more do we know about what's been going on? well as a 3 hour res, alert across the whole of the country, pretty much the latest round of russian cruise missile strikes targeting energy infrastructure, and that means that there are civilian casualties. and there are power outages as well. the russian long range bombers were up over the caspian sea area, southern russia, and over the black sea to now damage assessment is still being done because the air raid alerts the full, clear, with only given about half an hour ago. but it looks at least the 1st assessment as if the damage is not as severe today as it was compared to the last round of missile strikes on november 23rd. and i think that the craniums have a defense to bank. now an issue staff seem to suggest that perhaps 80 to 90 percent of the cruise missiles was shot down. but that does still mean it. some have got through and there are, there is a tragedy in that parisha. we know to people who are being killed bass and there are power outages in various parts

we're going to speak to rory sharon's is live for us in keith at rory. let's talk about the allegations that russia's making, that ukraine is behind these explosions that the air bases. what more do we know from the ukranian side about this that we nothing official from the ukraine and is probable that there won't be for a while at least. but we do know that ukraine at has been developing long range strike drones. they've told us this since going back at least as far as uh, october. this could be one of their early for res. now ukraine has shown the ability to hit targets in russian controls territory. they have hits airfields in crimea, they've hit the crime in bridge. famously are probably both, those were done and i think with, with miss isles, they've hit her the wrong, the russian naval base. it's ever stop in crimea that was done with drones. but these strikes were of a different order of magnitudes in, in regards to how far inside russia or russian territory they are. because from the ukrainian border to these air bases, it's at least 600 kilomete

you're out of the same, correct, rory. they've had nothing but disdain. since hugo chavez won the popular election in 1998, they've tried every type of terrorism in economic sabotage to oust nicholas me a little. so i was the boulevard in government. they don't want to see a tele sword. they don't want to see, and in the south it speaks to the people of the so they don't want to see medical sure. sued or a say lock. they don't want to see economic agreements. that length itself. so then as well as long as thorn in their side, certainly we saw we've been as well as able to do through internationalists, oil diplomacy and job in years. but when rocco bomb in 2014 implemented these very cruel sanctions, and put ben as well as cuba onto this superficial made up list of terrorists. this is the very intention of richard nixon and henry kissinger in 1973 when they bothered to make the chalet in economy scream. when w a in there was a power. so any social is left leaning government has encouraged this type. ready wrath from washington, as it seems as it seems, dan

he was best known for satirical comedy, working withjohn fortune and rory bremner, as they exposed someork in both the early and late stages of his career, as our entertainment correspondent colin paterson reports. i'd like your reaction to the remarks made by the archbishop of canterbury a few days ago, when he said that people in your position, the top executives in britain, were earning far, far too much money? well, erm, i'd like to say that i yield to no one in my admiration for dr carey. but, at the same time i would respectfully suggest that he is a sanctimonious old fart who can't add up. john bird and his great friend john fortune were famous for their satirical sketches, working for more than 20 years with rory bremner. their sections of the show usually featured one of them interviewing the other to highlight the pomposity of people in power. let's say you're just going along as normal in the market and then suddenly out of the blue, one of these very sharp and sophisticated people says, "my god, something awful's going to happen! we've lost everything! oh, my god, wat are we

hello there, rory. what more can you tell us about these latest development? well the extraordinary thing about the, the fight for back move to the moment is that despite the fact that this city is pretty much as we just her there in ruins, there are still civilians in the town trying to e cows in existence amongst the rubble living in basement, doing what they can to, to, to survive that the, the onslaught this fight has been going on. as you to said, there for months with the russians, seemingly hell bent on taking back moot and launching wave after wave recently at least of a full frontal assault. and it has a lot of people scratching their heads, were trying to work out why to the russians one back moved so much it doesn't seem to have much strategic value. now of course you can, you can flip that question and you can say, well, if it doesn't have that much strategic value, why the ukrainians defending it so hard? it seems perhaps as if attrition is the key that both sides the ukrainians. and the russians are just trying to inflict as many deaths as many c

my colleague, rory sushi, spoke with an after law maker from germany's national partner, who says the ruining coalition has been long being seeking to tarnish his policies, reputation. they are always going to completely over the blow is the right. right. going. all right, dangerous to do our democracy in the, in the media to only talk about rights. extremely say they don't talk about islamic extremists, they don't talk about less cumulus. you don't talk about climate extremist. they only talk about right, right, right, right. so they try is always to, to bring a, f d, f is right, a nazi, this is what, what they always try so that, that has worked, but it's not working anymore. your alternative germany party has been subject to some deep state surveillance measures off the germany's top court does related at a potential threat to democracy. how did it get to this point? it is the like, the way to success, but in germany as a position are you, if you approach to going up, continues the last month, the energy price, so high in germany. and they're all, in some cases of violence from mig

friend john fortune were famous for their satirical sketches, working for more than 20 years with roryrviewing the other to highlight the pomposity of people in power. let's say you're just going along as normal in the market and then suddenly out of the blue, one of these very sharp and sophisticated people says, "my god, something awful's going to happen! we've lost everything! oh, my god, wat are we going to do? what are we going to do?" it was wonderful watching the sketches and was justj seeing these two friends i and how they made it look so effortless as they took apart government policy, j or took apart you know i the principals in public life in a way that just made you, just clutch your— sides with laughter. john bird was a star of the cambridge footlights in the 1950s, where he directed peter cooke. they would become instrumental in the 60s satire boom — politicians had suddenly become fair game to be mocked. he turned down the chance to present that was the week that was, despite coming up with the name of the show. instead, he recommended his flat mate, david frost. john b

one of the most important requests it's making of its friends and allies, rory, talents out to 0. give a turkish court has sentence. is stan bull's man. it's a more than 2 and a half years in prison for insulting public officials. the child focused on remarks excellent. him a moly made during the marrow race in 2019 conviction prevents him from holding elected public office for the duration of the census. but his legal team says he'll appeal to ruling him. a molar was seen as a potential challenge to president richard time. edwin in elections next year, center console has more from assemble. m. o molo, won a stumble, mayoral seat a couple of years ago. and at that time the difference between a government's candidate and him was around a less than $100000.00 votes. but the government insisted, and a higher electoral board decided for a re run of the elections, which came up with 8 and more than $800000.00 of votes that brought a stumble of mayer's a seat. so at that time we heard a, crummy mo, mo lou calling the higher electoral anecdotal, board members as it is. and this is the re

yeah, of course rory, and thanks for having me. i mean, the term here is gross hypocrisy. and i think most people who saw gary levels, comments and the u. k. would absolutely support and you've got to remember and that, you know, there's another card attitude right now in the u. k to many things. immigration, exact, for example, most of the per, unfortunate people who are trying to make their way across the english channel are in europe because of the, you know, the aftermath of british or american interventions in the middle east, et cetera. so the, the overriding sense is that it's policy and gary never had a been praising what richie. so next policies, i'm sure she's and i wouldn't have that posted as response. but what, what, what about tonight's response to it? it's, it's gary level. if you think soon i was coming over a bit strong perhaps or yeah, yeah, he actually seen quite upset about it. and i mean, you know, you got to remember that football in the u. k. you know, it's a grass roots movement. the clubs that he's very successful clubs like man united, the guy nev

well, rory, what we're seeing here right? now is really an, a continuation of this trade war that's been going on since the trumpet ministration between the u. s. and china. this recent complained to the world trade organization from china's ministry of commerce comes after the us actually put export controls on chinese semiconductors back in october. now these export controls are aimed at preventing china from getting semiconductors anywhere in the world where they're potentially produced using american tools. so naturally, beijing said that this is an example of trade protectionism and they said that the u. s. is abusing export control measures. let's take a listen. in recent years, the united states as continuously generalize the concept of national security abused export control measures hindered normal international trade and chips and other products threaten the stability of the global industrial chain undermine the international economic and trade order violated international economic and trade rules violated basic eco

well, rory, as you know, the situation between rhonda and france has long been going. and if there's a bit of context to those which include that one of the genocide that happened in 1994. now this of the 1st time really that france has come out. so public lead to accuse ronda of being involved in supporting the m $23.00 rebels. we have been sanctioned by the united nations and they have been operating and clothing a lot of havoc in the north eastern part of the d. r. c, particularly in the town of cable. now this, this particular response is really lock stock and, and up to the script as far as rwanda has been, they have officially had the line that they want to be associated with m. 23 rebels, even though doesn't been hard to, to separate the 2 if you will, because a lot of governments, including the united states, have come up with exactly the same line, choosing rhonda of supporting this particular rebel group. now the problem is that ronda also have contacted ations that it's leveled to our friends as to the 1994 genocide and the, and the role of the french troops

we're seeing russia and china become closer and more integrated entre well, rory, good evening to you to, you know, i'm china and russia relations are historic. you know that you are neighbors and share a long border and the, but i don't type have joined the even closer in recent years with the president. she and president putin declaring the 2 countries had a no limited partnership at the february. and in the video conference earlier, both side to had both sides have expressed a willingness to continue strengthening cooperation areas such as trade, energy financed and agriculture. which is a couple of days ago when china's reformer foreign minister. he delivered a speech on trying to foreign policy in 2022. he had also re integrated the relationship between china and russia is rock solid and away in coast to the ukraine conflict. obviously, the u. s. had had failed to persuade china to join international sanctions again, russia, when instead of aging, have quoted for peace bus stop shorts of the convey me, my counselor, launching. it's a military operation and blame the prices on the

and what is it, rory? specifically that zalinski says he needs fuller at the moment you crane is limping through winter with most people are existing on just a few hours of electricity a day. all of the country's thermal power plants have been damaged in some way. recently by russian strikes. so basically what zalinski is asking for at the moment is the wherewithal to repair that damage to fix the power generators, or to bring in a diesel generators to help get people through or to your mens. the set that the power grid to have an early d lighting, low energy lighting so that people can have illumination in their homes. that kind of basic stuff. but he's also asking for gas because there's not enough gas to heat people's home. so 2000000000, a cubic meters of, of, of gas is what he's asking for to get through the winter. and then of course, there's the weaponry, is asking for button tanks. he's asking for modern rocket systems. he's asking for longer range missiles that something that the west has been rel

so don't count him out, and it doesn't hurt to have the world's number one golfer rory mcilroy as youres, best ball match play under the lights in bel-air, florida. this is going to be a great one to watch. >> even though i'm totally an expert on all things golf, as kaitlan can tell you -- not -- i heard something about a different kind of golf ball that tiger woods is going to use. is that right? i didn't even know those exist, by the way, but apparently there are harder ones and softer ones. what's up with that? >> you have just given me some insight, i'm heading down there later today and i will be catching up with all the players and i will find out exactly what's going on there. >> okay. >> when i was with him last week in the bahamas he did not mention testing a new golf ball, so i'm going to have to keep my eyes peeled on that and will have to report back. >> i hope i'm not wrong. this is what our smart producers tell me. trevor, thank you. for all of you watching, you can catch "the match" saturday, 6:00 p.m. eastern on tnt. >>> for many this time of year it's about giving back

rory bremner, very sor to never been used. rory bremner, very sorry to hear— never been used. i did, and i came across him in the late 1980s when he was| him in the late 19805 when he was doing something on saturday live and he was playing president gorbachev and i needed someone to do that for and i needed someone to do that for a show for the bbc and we got him to do that and then we ended up writing sketches and performing in sketches and i saw him at the old vic with john fortune with the play directed byjonathan miller and they came as one item, really and had known each other seemingly forever, so i inherited 40 years, 30 years of immense satirical experience in what was wonderful watching the sketches, and i urge them to watch them, you seeing these two friends and how they made it look so effortless as they made it look so effortless as they took apart government policy, or took about the principles of public life in a way that made you clutch your sides with laughter. it looked so simple and effortless, but actually it was very hard and there was a lot of work, and ju

all right, that's a picture and give thanks rory. ah, she's a swell cup action. we'll see a semi final showdown between argentina in croatia. the matcher lucille stadium will pick 2 of the greatest players to wear and number 10, jersey gates each other. argentina's little messy in croatia. luca, but rich, both of course would be crown champion, be the 1st time for either or what's likely to be their final world cup appearance . her asia, which is a country of nearly 4000000 people, surprised world by reaching the world cup final in russia 4 years ago. and ahead of tuesdays much again, sergeant tina excitement is powerful in the capital as our grip. the bowl commission wants to get to the final again and make up their loss against france in 2018 season allotted to provide sure our table when and i a brave have a big hot and a lot of stream that in a balancing for today's much of course i will, cheerful crecia and i expect crecia to win to neil the bottom run oh the are so like research or chrome. i expect the full time to end in it's high and to go to penalty kick

local media reported to rory made the announcement of the meeting with civil society groups. he says those responsible have been identified, but he favors talks rather than prosecuting the beginning. the asset has already seemed to cruise this year. the con gleese army says am 23 fighters have killed 50 civilians and the eastern town of a cache shape. the rebel group has denied responsibility for the face to the populations. refusal to submit to their dictates the m. 23 rebels proceeded to massacre innocent and defenceless civilians. the latest case is that of 50 civilians, cowardly, murdered. on tuesday, november 29th in kyshay in the territory over trudel. several other people are now missing or kidnapped by the m 23 rebels wheel to the bill. the forced recruitment of young people. a routine session in synagogue parliament descended into violence on thursday. fighting, begun with a male politician, walked up to a female colleague and slapped her in the face. she retaliated by throwing a chair of the budget presentation was suspended as members traded punches and insults. th

loyalties are constantly questioned and ukraine's leadership once priests to show which side thereon rory challenz how da 0 give a neither was near south africa as ruling hotties. national executive committee is meeting in around an hour to discuss present sale on my posts as future. he's been accused of violating his oath of office after a scandal surrounding the effect of money from his farm. mommy jam jill rate. 47 janice bag. while many in south africa been calling on president 0 ram opposed to either resign or be removed from office because of this report by an independent panel that says he may have committed misconduct while in office, many are still supporting him. none more so than right here. this is the township of sweater outside of johannesburg. this is a strong hold for mister rom, oppose it. it's where he grew up. in fact, the street is in the neighbourhood where he spent his childhood and everybody we've spoken with here to day says that the country is better off with him at the helm. i say, he mustn't go risen being. and when i look at every boy d in day, in our governmen

and then there's been a lot of rain falling in her rory and lusaka starting to dry off though for the western cape providence in south africa kicked down 524 degrees for you on tuesday . see later. ah, ah, [000:00:00;00] a lou. oh oh. hello. are you watching al jazeera? i'm emily anglin. he's a reminder of our top stories this hour. let's head straight to argentina. is a live pictures of the world cup. when is we're just arrived. harm. tens of thousands of fans aligning the straits to great. the champions we bait france and penalties we are in contact in making their way from the airport to the football association where they'll try and get a little bit of breath before today's celebrations. it's just after 4 am local time on tuesday and it's been declared a national holiday and, and, and, you know, they don't messy and his team of 2 of the capital one a series later as part of the official parade where millions more are expected to attend the u. s. state department says it's concerned for the rest of the world after a surge of corona virus cases in china. washington says the virus co

it's the weekly on our to international from e, rory, sushi, near tie news team here. it's always been a pleasure having your company. we're back at the top of the hour. ah . a whole new world. yes. to see about the same because the answer to an engagement, it was the trail. with so many find themselves worlds apart and we choose to look for common ground until the to help with uptime, i'll go to normal. not quite often, a often see in foreign gas prices stuff i saw them are you on gas with does not come furnished in with the kids from the political want to. so you of this keep kind of on a tv. so it was a chevrolet form with she will not show you a cup of tea. that is good prescription. funeral to reason. oscar. she'll know. shepard got a picture of researching revenue conventional home to get a job with a mouse another. well you wow. you easy while find it? oh, yeah. do you want like yes, self that? yeah. rational with carson boys. now watch. done for me at that i'll pull up right now is it will yeah. full of good from. she'll let me just kim's room thoughts and you

but make sure that join rory up the top, he'll be here to guide you through fridays. big developments by ah, the ah ah, ah ah, it took me to reach you, dickie. you were yesterday. the joy graham seems like go to church, he was morton with won't with that so the mean, you know, which one it was a vehicle 40 splitter, whichever some way more to cheer to some we choose for spiritual are you who once you have to go visit kashi, we need you to abide, she's in severe, which when you walk with me for a short tenure from a digital literature, just upload plan, you want both of us who knocked with cross slides financial wrong and which are that then you will was know that the tip lore the but i thought i was on, but usually 3 up in the i was call up my mind warning to really from michael up. it had been working with y'all need to be. i'm really just so glad they shut off that get what is the best i knew on, which was the idea about them. this is i'm a vocal with navy with what our to school car wouldn't support backwards. but some claim you summoning the motor skills report fr

ukraine. russia's invasion is brought, indescribable suffering, but also grit and determination on rory challenge in p if and later in the program . i'll be looking at what ukraine has lost in 2022. and what it hopes to win back in 2023. ah, non arctic blast is affecting millions of people in north america. winter storm elliot is enveloping much of the us and canada. meteorologists are calling it a once in a generation event. it stretches from the east to the west coast north to south covering more than 3000 kilometers from the us mexico border right up to quebec. more than 200000000 americans are now under severe weather advisories. while at least one warning has been issued in every single canadian province and territory, more than 8000 flights of all had been cancelled due to strong winds and heavy snow disrupting holiday travel plans. while this cold snap is even affecting southern states, such as texas, where sub 0 temperatures are ran farther north, it's expected to drop below minus 17 degrees celsius. temperatures in some areas are also forecast to drop as low as minus $45.00 cel

one of the most important requests is making of its friends and allies, rory, talents out to 0. give a turkish quarter sentence is done bills mer to more than 2 and a half years in prison for insulting public officials. the trial focused on remarks and crim emotive made during the merrill race in 2019. the conviction prevents him from holding elected public office for the duration of the sentence. his legal team, it says he will appeal the ruling, was seen as a potential challenge at the present project at one and elections next year. hunger is foreign minister, has outlined his nation's plan to diversify its future energy supply and an interview with al jazeera peter c auto. welcome to the corporation of country such as cattle, who are supplying natural gas in an energy market, trying to win itself off. russian gas in germany, not so long ago, just a couple of weeks ago, signed a 15 year deal with kat had a supply natural gas to ensure its long term energy security. is that something that you hungry looking to do? i was very happy when i learned about this agreement between ger

yes, rory, absolutely. minutes before midnight deadline buttons. i mean it's a yahoo! cold days rally president and informed him that he has managed 7 weeks after he won the elections to form a government. but everybody now already agreed is going to become the most far right government in the country's history. they had always rose, alter nationalist, jewish power of faction, ben greer, reason among the most controversial politicians than you call ition, known as a devoted follower l. they've rarely influential robbie who's policy wanted to establish a pure jewish society, been very subtler himself who is living now in the occupied west bank. he's famous for his promises to change the long agreed status quart in the holiest for all muslims oxer malls. the jewish hire right now, not allowed to pray there though they allowed to enter it. the policy had been through already called racist, vowing to change it to ended very alarm and tape and ben greer. he's going to become the country's national security minister, responsible for all police. and this is what he earlier sa

millions in the dark and shivering in sub 0 temperatures. hospitals are also struggling to cope is rory challenz, reports from key life hangs in the balance for the in the hush were an operating theatre. a ukrainian surgical team operates on a woman's hawk. if all goes well, she'll live many more years that ukraine is a country under attack, assuming the best is something people here no longer do performing any surgery is difficult enough. but imagine doing this, knowing that at any time, a rush, an air strike, could plunge the operating room, the whole hospital into darkness. that's exactly what happened on november 23rd. this video was filmed by the chief surgeon with that my student to the room. that would be a room shirt and a 14 year old boy is in the middle of an operation when russian missiles take down the pounds. looking to see lewis with his, the dinner was threatened with his absurdity. ca you initially be on the counselor who had in there also cuz she'll sit homes, won't see which one. it's a glimpse of what happens when civilian power systems are attacked. by good luck and

they took my colleague, rory sushi, discuss the issues with cost on the quarter. lucretia, scarcely morris. can we now say that the u. s. is directly involved in the conflict . the u. s. has been dealing with this for a long time. it's been involved and trying to undermine has an influence ukraine since soviet times our opponent civil was tried to divide us and then tried to manage the separate parts. nothing new there. the idea of ukrainian separatism was born a long time ago, while the russian president of course, spoke a lot about how the a west was trying to stoke the flames of nationalism and ukraine long before the soviet union even collapsed. but the russian president also spoke a lot about the russian economy. of course, he said that it's fair to a lot better than many people in the west had predicted back in march in february of this year, despite predictions that russian g d. p would fall by double digits. it's only actually fallen by 2.5 percent. and on top of that, indicators connected to unemployment and inflation have been kept very low as well . struck a safer economy capaci

what they find when they get there will depend on russia and it's missiles, rory collins, how does era cave israel has ordered the deportation of a palestinian french human rights lawyer. it comes off to the government revoked seller, laurie's jerusalem, residency rights. he's been held without charge since march, and has been imprisoned by israel several times in the past. and the scenes national says his deportation would constitute a war crime. robert bryan has more from occupied east jerusalem deportation was expected after this order to maybe taking place as early as today. friday it happened, but the anticipation is that it will be carried out of $1.00 to $2.00 days. his case has been a long running one here in israel, and for many people, it highlights how the legal system is often used against the palestinians, and their supporters. many people here are held in his way the prisoners without charge. maury was one of 30 inmates who took direct action by guns on hunger strike a few months ago, according to the rights groups and more than 740 palestinians down when israeli prisons

and it's missiles, rory collins, how does era cave a us bank group that help defeat i still in syria has stopped all joined counter terrorism operations. the syrian democratic forces says it's a result of turkish bombardment of territory. it controls takia has stepped, strikes in northern syria since a bombing and assemble last month anchored blame the attacks on separatists. it's linked to the f t f rather bringing seen him cuz he hello, who's in gas in tip in southern ticket. seen him write this down for us. how would these turkish strikes in syria testing us kurdish time? well, the cf is the parts in for the united states, then the fight against iso, but has always been against the saying that the and the y p g is the theory of rancho the for the work is part the and out the good that took yeah. has been fighting nearly for it for 40 years. so apparently the f a saying that there is no strong opposition to turkey is possible. run the fence against a group that to kill plans in the near future. but we heard the u. s. official saying that they have private, the delivered their stron

he can see, thankfully for ukrainians. support continues to flow, rory challenz, how da 0 key. if scientists, cindy us, have announced a major breakthrough in the quest to harness the energy that powers the sun for years, researches have been trying to devise ways to make nuclear fusion. commercially viable advocates say if the technology is perfected, it could provide limitless clean energy calling. baker explains how it works. nuclear fusion is joining adams together at high speeds. it's what happens in the sun, and it releases huge amounts of energy. scientists have wanted to replicate that process since the dawn of the nuclear age. unlike vision, power fusion does not dump dangerous radioactive material into the environment, and it doesn't produce carbon emissions. it does need extreme conditions, very hot, very pressurized, and it's difficult to sustain. however, it cannot cause a chain reaction. if the process fails, it simply shuts down. as well as the u. s. france, china and the u. k. all have invested billions of dollars into this research, but they're still decades aw

good afternoon, rory. now as you know, somalia is a defector or samaya landra as a de facto of somalia and it obtained its independence in $99.00 to $1.00, but no foreign power actually recognizes it as an independent now. so my land is highly prospect of when it comes to onshore exploration in that region. and as you mentioned, janelle energy, which is an independent london based oil company, is looking to target resources of up to 2000000000 barrels of oil in that region. now, the ministry of the petroleum and mineral resources in somalia has released a statement and they do hold the principle of permanent sovereignty, that the country holds over the natural resources of. so my dear land, and with that, that statement is condemning the legal activities of janelle, off this british owned company, emphasizing that it should even refrain from claiming the rights a to for mcgill. and now the federal government has also released within that press statement. putting janelle in the light of a corrupt company th

loyalties are constantly questioned, and ukraine's leadership wants priests to show which side thereon. rory shannon's how da 0 you. in other world news, sedans, rolling military. gov meant any opposition forces or freedom and change or did assign a new deal that will end a months long. political stand off. the framework agreement will paid way for the establishment of civilian all and holding of elections. sudan has been without functioning government since october last year, when the military sees power. some opposition groups have rejected the new deal and called for nationwide protest to south africa. now where meeting of the top 6 members of the governing a and see party is underway, the african national congress leaders are discussing the political future of president syria. lemme pull some. an independent panel found he may have violated his oath of office after he failed to report the theft of millions of dollars from his farm. or on my post. i said he will challenge a report in south africa's highest court al jazeera mommy jam june is in johannesburg and has been speaking to people