now, with us for more on this is melissa bell, live in paris, and salma backbo salma abdelaziz is with us in london. salma, we'll start with you, it is a reprieve rs bbut is it eno to take the burden, the strain off hospitals and health care systems in general. >> reporter: that's the question, and that's the debate. even if you live under the highest restrictions, under tier 3, all nonessential shops will reopen for cryou starting next week. that means let the christmas shopping begin and that has scientific advisers and members of the medical community worried. the british medical association saying the three tier strategy is full of risks and could very well reverse the game under lock down, and it's important to remember we haven't turned the corner here yet. yes, hospitalization rates are down. in the last seven days they dropped by 7%. yes, case numbers are down but you still have a very high death toll. earlier this week, we had a single day in which almost 700 people lost their lives due to the virus, the highest daily death toll the country has seen since the start of may. you

two of salma's children have already had to self—isolate.any digital help can't come too soon. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. the head of the catholic church in england and wales has been heavily criticised for putting the reputation of the church ahead of its duty to survivors of child abuse. the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse examined more than 3,000 accusations up to 2015. it said cardinal vincent nichols had not shown "compassion towards victims in the recent cases" it had looked at. sangita myska reports. westminster cathedral, the home of the catholic church in england and wales was, according to today's report, an institution so preoccupied with its reputation that it catastrophically failed children in its care. the independent enquiry into child sexual abuse said that over half a century 900 alleged victims reported over 3000 instances of abuse perpetrated by priests, monks and other church staff. the true scale of abuse, the report says, will never be known. but the evidence i shall give shall be the truth, the whole trut

salma, let's turn to you, the u.k.omes part of the dismal five, the u.s., brazil, india, mexico, all now with neurosurgeon -- more than 50,000 covid deaths. >> 50,000 people who have lost their lives due to this virus, it is worse than the worst case scenario than the government had laid out at the beginning of this pandemic. it's not just about the death toll. it's about the rising case numbers. we're looking at about 20,000 new cases being reported daily across this country. hospitals are being overwhelmed. i was in the north of the country just last week. that's a hot spot where they were telling me that hospital capacity was at over 95% in some areas. so truly concerning to hit this milestone, and it is something the prime minister had to address when he spoke to reporters yesterday, and he said he believes that the country's entering a new phase of dealing with this pandemic, and he had a two-fold strategy. let me break down that strategy for you. first, he says he wants to roll out mass testing across the country

she is life in paris and salma abdelaziz is in london. salma, we will start with you.will now be avoiding the worst of the lockdown. given everything the uk has gone through, is this really to spare the economy, or does it follow the science? >> well, paula, it sort of depends on what scientists you ask. if you ask the medical community, scientific advisers, the british medical association said it is full of risks and threatens to reverse the gains of the month-lock lockdown. here is the government's argument. it's about behavior psychology. there is this idea that the government needs public trust and confidence to get through the next months. so they need to find compromises, to find rules that people can and will follow rather than rules that are too strict and broken. the prime minister's biggest challenge comes from his own party. conservative mps are already rebelling against this three-tier strategy. it's extremely confrontational. others failing to see a cost benefit analysis. they're supposed to be in parliament next week. the prime minister is going have to e

salma told me they can't afford another device.could only manage doing one piece of work, we could upload that. so, they lost out on the rest because my priority was to upload that one piece of work. what i've actually seen in my children is the areas where they were quite strong in, they have... i've seen them become a little bit weak in them areas. right from the first lockdown, schools realised there was a huge digital divide. some families only had a couple of mobile phones to share between parents and children, making it impossible for pupils to learn at home. but now if a school shuts, they have a legal obligation to provide the same education remotely. so, what's the situation with laptops from the government? more than 500,000 will have reached the schools this year, say ministers. but many schools are angry after a cut of up to 80% in the number they were allocated this term. i think it's been a real struggle over this last few months. this primary head teacher was promised 35, then told they would only get seven. it falls

two of salma's children have already had to self—isolate. her and other parents, any digital help can't come too soon. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. golf now — and the masters starts at augusta on thursday, seven months after it was originally scheduled. and watch this. many players, like spain'sjon rahm, seen here on the 16th hole, have taken to the course for some practice before the tournament tees off. and if this effort — slightly sped up — is anything to go by, he mightjust be the man to beat! and all on his 26th birthday. what a shot! after years of campaigning, a sculpture has been unveiled in london to celebrate one of the founding feminist philosophers mary wollstonecraft, who died more than 200 years ago. but it has sparked criticism because the sculpture includes the figure of a naked woman. the organisers say it "personifies the spirit, "rather than depicts the individual". but critics have called it a collosal waste, disrespectful — and pointed out that statues of notable men always seem to be fully clothed. it has certainly spar

salma, let's go to you.ow is prime minister johnson's winter plan likely to work especially as britain heads into the dark days of winter? >> well, the prime minister is suppose to lay all of this out in parliament this afternoon today. what we do understand according to the health secretary who was on the bbc this morning is there's two things that's going to take place. what will happen is it will be replaced with a regional three-tier restriction system. that's what was in place before this lockdown and it was controversial, rosemary. that will now be a tougher system than it was before. each of those three levels will be even more strict, if you will. we don't know the specifics of it yet, but it's already caused a great deal of controversy. we have conservative mps who want to see a cost benefit analysis as to why this is tougher and what the economic consequences of that will be. the second thing that's supposed to take place is around christmas time there will be several days in which social restricti

salma abdelaziz in london, thank you very much.traditionally the start of the holiday season. don't expect to see long lines in crowded stores this year. the pandemic has changed the way americans shop, and now retailers are growing worried about what the latest uptick in cases will mean for keeping their doors open this holiday season. some in the industry are pushing state and local officials to now eliminate the quote essential and nonessential divide among businesses. they say it's unfair and could affect sales in future shut downs across the state. forced closures have hurt clothing stores in malls, while grocery stores and home improvement stores have managed to stay afloat. new restrictions across country have focused on capacity limits instead of temporary closures. it's an interesting debate, boris, between the essential, nonessential because for instance, macy's was required to close but target could stay open because they sell groceries and essential items. >> it's a difficult business for employees businesses, a lot of

saudi arabia's king solomon had crown prince mohammed bin salma have joined world leaders in congratulating joe biden and carmel house over the last of the gulf leaders to do so ties between riyadh and washington have been exceptionally close on the trump chose riyadh as his 1st overseas destination as president palestinian president mahmoud abbas pictured here with biden in 2016 says he looks forward to working with the new administration has refused to deal with the white house since trump's decision to recognize drew slim as the israeli capital and to move the u.s. embassy there. by john's president says his troops are now in control of shusha the city is the 2nd largest in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh whereas by john it's fighting against armenia a 1000000 officials deny that the city has been captured. those the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera right after one o one east. the story of. family freedom going to my receivers are you going to be heard the sounds of large explosion. and the hardships faced in captivity they came for me and they told me to leave my

saudi arabia's king saul mana and crown prince mohammed bin salma have joined world leaders and graduating joe biden and come to the house they were the last of the gulf leaders to do so ties between riyadh and washington have been exceptionally close on the trump who chose riyadh as his 1st overseas destination as president palestinian president mahmoud abbas pictured here with biden in 2016 says he looks forward to working with the new administration he has refused to deal with the white house since trump's decision to break a nice drusilla as the israeli capital and move the u.s. embassy there as a by john's president and it says his troops are now in control of shoshana the city is the 2nd largest in the disputed region of the corner kind of back well as a by john is fighting against all media officials deny that the city has been captured. well those the headlines the news will continue here on al-jazeera right after all hail the rhythm. around the world powerful entities are working to manipulate and influence us you've heard about it trolls boughts fake news their algorithms at work

counting of votes but world leaders including israel's binyamin netanyahu and saudi arabia's mohamed bin salma. and have congratulated buys in on his victory former u.s. presidents and republican george w. bush also sent his well wishes well here's more of what's george w. bush said in a note spill sit on instagram he thanks by is in for the patriotic message that he delivered on saturday nights as in that he also cold komla harris to congratulate her on her historic elections in the vice presidency he goes on though we have political differences i know joe biden to be a good man who has won his opportunity to lead and unify our country and i offered him the same thing i offered presidents trump and obama my prayers for his success and my pledge to help well another republican senator mitt romney believes trump will accept the results if his legal challenges fail but he cautioned trump on the language he's using i think one has to be careful in the choice of words i think i think would you say that the election was corrupt or stolen or rigged but that's unfortunately rather rhetoric that gets

reaction to biden's win is still coming in saudi arabia's king solomon and crown prince mohammed bin salma have joined will be this congressional asian biden and common interests they were the last of the gulf leaders to do so ties between riyadh and washington have been exceptionally close on the trump chose riyadh as his 1st overseas destination as president. palestinian president mahmoud abbas pictured here with biden and 2016 says he looks forward to working with the new administration has refused to deal with the white house since trump's decision to recognize drucilla as the israeli capital and move the u.s. embassy there. and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in his message to biden also paid tribute to donald trump. for myself and for all citizens of the state of israel i again func president trump for the great french shown to the state of israel and to me personally i congratulate him for recognizing jerusalem and the golan for standing up to run for the historic peace accords and for bringing the american israeli alliance to unprecedented heights so thank you president t

that are taking place across many states saudi arabia's king saul monde and crown prince mohammed bin salma have joined world leaders in congratulating joe biden called the house they were the last of the gulf leaders to do so ties between riyadh and washington have been exceptionally close on the trump chose riyadh as his 1st overseas destination as president palestinian president mahmoud abbas pictured here with biden in 2016 so he looks forward to working with the new administration he's refused to deal with the white house since trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the israeli capital and move the u.s. embassy there. iraqi security forces are searching for attackers who have killed at least 11 people but he said gunmen in 4 vehicles opened fire on an army post in western baghdad they used grenades and a top order manik weapons at least 8 other people including soldiers were injured. tropical storm has made landfall in the u.s. state of florida after causing widespread damage in parts of central america rescuers in cornwall or have found more bodies after landslides triggered by th

king salma is presiding over the event flanked by the crown prince mohammed bin salman. proceedings are dominated by an action plan for tackling coded 19 pandemic and its economic impact. live his opening remarks, king salmon has called for equal access worldwide to vaccines and other tools for controlling the coronavirus. you really have a duty to rise to the challenge to gather during this summit and give a strong message of hope and reassurance to our vehicles through adopting policies. to mitigate this crisis, the presidency is realizing opportunity of the 21st century for all of though the damage has forced us to adjust our focus rapidly to face its repercussions. well, saudi arabia has faced repeated international criticism over its human rights record. members of the european parliament, a verged e.u. commission, president and the president of the european council child michel boycott, the event and outspoken critic of saudi arabia's government murder in a saudi consulate. blogger arrived by dar, we publicly flogged and sentenced to 10 years in prison. paul, legit

. >>> i'm salma valdez in london where christmas bubbles are being formed. through the 27th social restrictions to be eased to allow three households to come together calling it a christmas bubble. this is a cautious approach that allows people to enjoy the holidays. we've heard physicians and scientific advisers saying it's throwing fuel on the fire and will cause another spike in coronavirus cases. >> thanks to all of our reporters around the world. >>> hey, stay with "early start." we'll be right back after a quick break. people were afraid i was contagious. i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. learn m

. >> i'm salma ab dullzeze in london. scots are banned from traveling to england.n the same day that glascow fell under the toughest restrictions, americaning all nonessential shops and gyms to close. here in london we are over halfway into a month long nationwide lockdown and finally seeing positive signs that the curve is beginning to flatten. this has led the health secretary matt hancock to ahe expects the government can ease restrictions in time for christmas so that people can celebrate safely. >> thanks to everybody for their reporting. we'll be right back. sofi made it so easy to pay off my student loan debt. ♪ they were able to give me a personal loan so i could pay off all of my credit cards. i got my mortgage through sofi and the whole process was so easy. ♪ choosing sofi was literally one of the best decisions i could have ever made because it gave me peace of mind. ♪ narrator: upgrade your protectin this holiday season... ♪ availaunlike ordinary memory,n nanocvwant supplements-ter? you. neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators o

. >> reporter: i'm salma abdelaziz in london where the prime minister has laid out the country's winterengland set to expire next week. that will be replaced with a three tier regional system. the other party being worked on and it's not official yet, we expect an announcement later today, is a special christmas time dispensation. they want to ease restrictions to allow three households to mix together. the prime minister saying tis the season to be jolly but tis the season to be jolly careful. >> reporter: i'm angus watson in sydney, australia. qantas will require future travelers to prove they have had a coronavirus vaccine before they're allowed on flights. company ceo allen joyce says that will be a necessity once the coronavirus vaccine is available. it is looking at terms and conditions to update them with a request that passengers get vaccinated before they fly. allen joyce believes that other airlines will follow suit. >>> thanks to all of our reporters for those updates. with the biden transition officially underway, the president-elect's team will have access to resources acro

. >> i'm salma andiz in london where prime minister boris johnson is fighting off a rebellion from hisver new coronavirus restrictions that are supposed to go into place this week. the prime minister wrote a letter over the weekend to members of parliament to try to convince him that his three-tier regional restriction strategy is the best way forward and that it could be eased by christmastime. but is it enough to convince dozens of lawmakers who oppose this idea? we'll find out on tuesday when there's a vote in parliament. >> well, it's interesting to see that the tighter restrictions are working in the uk. i don't think that there's any appetite for that here. >> no, that's -- that's the problem, right? because we know what works. we know what works. and we talk about lockdown. lockdown isn't the word that we should use. that's not what's happening. kids are going to school, you can leave your house. it's just restrictions on movements, but there doesn't seem to be any appetite here, at least the political appetite to try anything. >> not nationally, but in terms of what governors w

let us just bring you a few pictures just from a few moments ago whilst we were speaking to salma the biden family arriving at church in wilmington delaware at about 10 30 in the morning this is from al jazeera camera outside the church there the bivens heading to church a quiet start for their day. ahead of some very very busy weeks and months coming up ahead now that the transition team is officially underway so those pictures just in from wilmington we talked about all the congratulations for joe biden in common harris one major player on the global stage who hasn't said anything yet as china's leadership jinping is katrina a year in shanghai with more on what to expect from china u.s. ties once biden takes charge. we may not hear from them until we have an official election result from the u.s. in joe biden staver but certainly there will be many people in beijing who are breathing some side of relief the past 4 years of the tremendous ration have been really tough on the chinese government we've had the initiation of the trade war and those tariffs that just had those very tough

with many parents are struggling to send work back to school online, salma told me they can‘t affordupload that. so they lost out on the rest because my priority was to upload that one piece of work. what i‘ve actually seen in my children is the areas where they were quite strong in, i‘ve seen them become a little bit weak in those areas. right from the first lockdown schools realised there was a huge digital divide. some families only had a couple of mobile phones to share between parents and children, making it impossible for pupils to learn at home. some families only had a couple of mobile phones to share between parents and children, making it impossible for pupils to learn at home. but now if a school shuts, they have a legal obligation to provide the same education remotely. so what‘s the situation with laptops from the government? more than 500,000 will have reached schools this year, say ministers. but many schools are angry after a cut of up to 80% in the number they were allocated this term. i think it‘s been a real struggle over the last few months... this primary head te

salma, and to montgomery trio. and that is actually what was the underpinning, for the commemoration that we had and for the 19th amendment this year. to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th amendment. that granted suffrage for women. in through the constitution. we also, though, and our commemoration, wanted to keep in mind two things. that the national service must communicate to all, that not all women achieve the right to vote. with the passage of the 19th amendment. and second, the struggle was very much the find by class, and race, and religion. those are the things we want to make sure that we put forward in any commemorative events that we did. and so we kept this first point and mine, that not all work to get the right to vote, because of the passage of the 19th amendment. because history is not pretty, it is not clean. it is not clear cut, when we try to tell it, the stories we must compel them at all or complexity. i want everyone to think for a moment, in your school days, when y

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las mujeres hispanas de cara a la prÓximas elecciones generales del 3 de noviembre, sergio lÓpez, salmauestros niÑos estÁ en juegomadres y figuras maternas que somos debemos hacerlo con la mente y el corazÓn. yo voto como madre porque cambio climÁtico es un hecho y si no actuamos hoy nuestros niÑos tendrÁn que vivir con la consecuencia . los latinos somos la minorÍa mÁs grande pero si no votamos, no contamos. >> ejerce tu derecho y vota. raÚl: gracias patricia por este reportaje. quÉ buena iniciativa, verdad? francisca: claro. como dice si no votas, no cuentas. las elecciones pasadas muchos de latinos se quedaron sin votar y ahora estÁn empujando a la gente para que sepan que es de suma importancia. >> estamos en todas las redes sociales, sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. revive su segmento favorito www.despiertaamÉrica.com el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. carlos: seguimos celebrando el dÍa de muertos. hoy nuestra productora guadalupe andrade se fue hasta donde descansa el cuerpo del gran josÉ josé. ♪ ♪ ♪ guadalupe:la flor, la flama de la candela y es perfume

salma hayek tambiÉn comparte una foto para festejar a joe biden. el siguiente mensaje: la felicidad que veo en la calle llena mi corazÓn de amor. estamos celebrando la democracia. todos estÁn invitados a la fiesta. ♪ ♪ muy bonito mensaje de eva longoria. son muchÍsimas las celebridades que celebraron la victoria de joe biden. prince roy fue uno de ellos. no pude poner el vÍdeo. le cuento que el cantante estÁ en ropa interior. si lo quieren ver pueden ir a las redes sociales de prince royce. hay mucho mÁs. cuÉntame qué te pareciÓ. cuÁl fue tu reacciÓn favorita? francisca: bastante. como menciona la redes estÁn inundadas. creo que tambiÉn merecÍan celebrar de esta manera. tambiÉn los artistas trabajaron duramente convenciendo a la gente, tratando de que la gente viera la importancia del voto. creo que ahÍ estÁ el resultado. muchas gracias por este resumen. nos vemos mÁs adelante. ahora pasamos con raÚl y alan. como dicen en mi tierra: el que gana es el que goza. [risas] alan: y el que pierde aguantarse un ratito. mÁs adelante, vemos cÓmo aceptar la d