but activists like samir a say action on the climate crisis cannot be postponed. because the cook at 19 crisis has been highlighting social injustices this year and we've seen that the government can handle crises why not the climate crisis. samir and the other activists want to affect the political change be it online or on the streets. well as one free trade zone becomes smaller with britain's departure from the european union another has just opened for business by months because of the coronavirus pandemic the african continental free trade area launches today 54 countries have signed on creating the world's biggest economic bloc it's the dropping barriers to internal trade will create jobs and boost business on the continent hit hard by the global pandemic. every day $200.00 tons of fruit gets juiced in this plant but until now customs duties and trade restrictions made it hard to export the jews elsewhere in africa the new free trade zone is supposed to change that we're looking forward to this very thought we received yesterday because what about told if we

but activists like samir a say action on the climate crisis cannot be postponed. the quarter cope at 19 crisis has been highlighting social injustices this year and we've seen that the government can handle crises why not the climate crisis. samir and the other activists want to affect the political change be it online or on the streets. in football germany's team shaka haven't won a game since january last year and they're on target to set an unwanted record the longest winless streak in the bonus lisa the current holders of that title are a team called money of berlin who set the record back in the 1960 s. and despite the negative connotations tasmania are not keen to relinquish their place in history but it does look like shaka will displace them the last place squad with just 4 points as even hired a new coach christian growth who hopes to drag them out of the doldrums and avoid them becoming the new holders of the bonus league as worst ever record. does money a bellina known throughout germany for $1.00 thing that disastrous $96566.00 season the cup win $31.0

but activists like samir a say action on the climate crisis cannot be postponed. the coup or the covert 19 crisis has been highlighting social injustices this year and we've seen that the government can handle crises why not the climate crisis yet. samir and the other activists want to affect the political change be it on line or on the streets. and some other international stories now migrants being forced to migrants forced to stay in a burned out company bosnia protesting about their living conditions hundreds were left without shelter when the camp burned down last week i've been struggling to survive in freezing temperatures without heating or adequate clothing i've groups of cold on the bus. in government to really how is the mediately. after nearly half a century of partnership of britain has finalised its split with the european union press it appears to be off to a smooth start as a key e.u. u.k. a trade link the port of cali but european and british businesses have been warning of massive disruptions to trade flows and to people once the holiday weekend

on but activists like samir a say action on the climate crisis cannot be postponed. the quarter cope at 19 crisis has been highlighting social injustices this year and we've seen that the government can handle crises why not the climate crisis yet. samir and the other activists want to affect the political change be it online or on the streets. well let's take a look at some other international stories in bosnia herzegovina the army has been setting up tents to has hundreds of migrants left homeless in freezing conditions the new combat replaces one that burnt down the un's migration agency says appropriate permanent accommodation is still needed. rescuers in norway say they found the body of the person killed in wednesday's landslides 9 people are still missing several buildings were swept away in the slide which occurred about 30 kilometers north of the capital oslo. around a 1000 far right activists have marched through kiev to march to mark the birthday of controversial ukrainian independence leader step on down there he is glorified by many in the country as a f

but activists like samir a say action on the climate crisis cannot be postponed. the quarter cope at 19 crisis has been highlighting social injustices this year and we've seen that the government can handle crises why not the climate crisis. samir and the other activists want to affect the political change be it online or on the streets. now staying fit and healthy has become even more important during the pandemic for an older generation of football fans a new take on the game has been keeping them on their toes they're calling it walking football let's have a look. it's the beautiful game only with the brakes on walking football started in england and it's now spread across the globe like here to australia. walking football and camp has been around for 2 years now. quite small with players so so. nearly all of the 200 mark. the rules are very similar to the full throttle version only the pitches a record for of the size you see the 5 or 6 the size and of course there's no running allowance to gain skater towards the over 50 with some minor adaptations required p

but activists like samir a say action on the climate crisis cannot be postponed. because the covert 19 crisis has been highlighting social injustices this year and we've seen that the government can handle crises why not the climate crisis yet. samir and the other activists want to affect the political change be it on line or on the streets. well let's take a look at some other international stories in bosnia herzegovina the army has been setting up tents to has hundreds of migrants left homeless in freezing conditions the new combat replaces one that burnt down the un's migration agency says appropriate permanent accommodation is still needed. rescuers in norway say they found the body of the person killed in wednesday's landslide 9 people are still missing several buildings were swept away in the slide which occurred about 30 kilometers north of the capital oslo. around a 1000 far right activists have marched through kiev to march to mark the birthday of controversial ukrainian independence leader step on down there he's glorified by many in the country as a fre

but activists like samir a say action on the climate crisis cannot be postponed. the quarter cope at 19 crisis has been highlighting social injustices this year and we've seen that the government can handle crises why not the climate crisis yet. samir and the other activists want to affect the political change be it on line or on the streets. let's take a look at some other international stories in bosnia herzegovina the army has been setting up tents to has hundreds of migrants left homeless in freezing conditions. places one burnt down the un's migration agency says appropriate permanent accommodation is still needed to. rescuers in norway say they found the body of a person killed in wednesday's landslide 9 people are still missing several buildings were swept away in the slide which occurred about 30 kilometers north of north of the capital. now after a nearly half century partnership britain has finalized its place with the european union and the channel tunnel linking britain with france is seen by many as a symbol of european cooperation and hours after the

but activists like samir a say action on the climate crisis cannot be postponed. the quarter cope at 19 crisis has been highlighting social injustices this year and we've seen that the government can handle crises why not the climate crisis yet. samir and the other activists want to affect the political change be it online or on the streets. let's take a look at some other international stories in bosnia herzegovina the army has been setting up tents to has hundreds of migrants left homeless in freezing conditions. places one burnt down the un's migration agency says appropriate permanent accommodation is still needed. rescuers in norway say they found the body of a person killed in wednesday's landslide 9 people are still missing several buildings were swept away in the slide which occurred about 30 kilometers north of north of the capital. now after a nearly half century partnership britain has finalized its place with the european union and the channel tunnel linking britain with france is seen by many as a symbol of european cooperation and hours after the sep

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they announced it was made on the eve of the gulf cooperation council summit in saudi arabia qatar samir sheikh to mean been hammered out tunney well the tend to stay summits gabriel or others on to has more from washington d.c. we can expect that we will be hearing from the white house and they will be spinning this as a big foreign policy victory. specially here with only 18 days 16 days now until president donald trump leaves office and hand over power to joe biden. iran has confirmed it's resuming enriching uranium at 20 percent the moved announced as nuclear extortion by the u.s. is another breach of the frayed pacts iran signed with world powers in 2015 and south korea is demanding the release of one of its oil tankers seized by iran iran says the hunt kemi was breaking maritime environmental laws carrying over $7000.00 tons of oil chemical products the seizure comes ahead of a planned visit by the south korean deputy foreign minister to discuss civilian phones frozen and banks cheats u.s. sanctions. here's president donald trump and president elect joe biden they're both rallying

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qatar samir arrives in saudi arabia for a summit meeting as hopes rise for an easing of the blockade. and that he agrees to open its air sea and land borders with cattle after a 3 year long dispute. the whole romany watching al-jazeera live my headquarters here in doha also coming up england and scotland go into another lockdown to contain covert 19 a hospital struggle to cope with the surgeon infections. we're going to fight like hell i'll tell you i the battle for control of the u.s. senate last minute rallies are held in georgia in a runoff that will decide the balance of power in congress. back into the program the emir of qatar is arrived in saudi arabia and is one of his what most important moments in relations between gulf countries in recent years shake to mean been hammered out on he landed in the saudi city of and was greeted with an embrace by the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salon joining other gulf leaders for a major regional summit well that meeting is about to begin and learn it follows a move by side to open its sea and land borders to cattle in what's being seen a

for more we go to samir in term of what we have seen in tend of the third quarter. to date, we are seeing the s&p going up by something like 400 points. so we are anticipating a lot when it is coming to earnings season. >> yeah, exactly. that is the key, and so much of the investing comes down to expectations versus the reality, and what you are seeing is the areas reporting the growth continues to be, you know, at a pace that is less robust than it was for much of the last few years, and so people are continuing to rotate away from those growth areas and towards some of the cyclicals, although the earnings may be disappointing, the people are looking at the reopening trade, and what the world is looking like a year from now, and seeing much more room for the areas to appreciate from the stock standpoint and the earnings could rebound faster. >> michael, do companies get a free pass when it is come toerngings caltoerng ings -- when it comes to the earnings call, and sameer is talking about the calls, and what is the incentive? >> there is not much incentive really,

samir a 14 has been following events in baghdad. we're here at the side of the incident in baghdad central square disses the market where the bombs went off earlier on thursday on the floor we can see burnt pieces of clothing there is also quite a bit of blood that is still spilled which we're not showing you because it may be too graphic and people here are still very much in shock they can't believe that science such incidents could once again return to baghdad which has been relatively stable and peaceful since 2017 since eisel was officially defeated now many believe although there is not official claim of responsibility yet is that these attack bears the hallmarks of i saw what appears to have happened is that the 1st suicide bomber fame sickness to attract people to wards him to help him and after the 1st bomb went off and people gathered to help the wounded that's when the 2nd suicide bomber hits now you can see right now that many of the shops here are closed security forces have told people to stay home to disperse in case