much of the will and celebrated christmas on monday, and that includes catholics and protested in san africa. here we can see people in booking of fossil mocking the holiday with a mass in the country's capital. about 17 percent of the population of the west african nation are catholics. nigerians have also been, have put on a powerful, crisp, as nasa along with funds and prize. my jury a has 29000000 catholics leaking in the wells, 12 largest free student population in africa, 2nd largest catholic community, a local report that has more worldwide christmas is known as a season of life and sharing. those celebrations may differ from place to place. people to a novel, but the essence remains the same. earlier we spoke to a few people attending a, celebrate to recalculate mass interview with you on why christmas is so important to them. know what to how the blue bus situation was. that was the celebrate christmas. the global situation is not going on. well, what i like you to, i'm not going to go visit us celebrating the x mice living well, at least equally. and i just got to dish the insecuri

last week, pointed out, a lot of the migrants coming across the border there are from africa, and then we head to the san diego sector, a group of illegal migrants who came in from china and as bill was explaining to us, different cartels control different sections of the border and all getting their business from different areas of the world. so, if you are coming over from africa, the cartel that's around lukeville, arizona area, shepherds you across. in the san diego sector, another group shepherds you across. and with bill earlier today in eagle pass, texas, shouting out where you from, a lot of people from venezuela or northern triangle countries. so depending on where you are in the southwestern border, and which cartel is controlling that area you are going to get migrants from different areas of the world. the big point to make here, not just people from central america anymore, they are literally coming in from around the world. >> agents have encountered migrants from over 150 countries, and fox is told the department of homeland security officials told lawmakers around 670,000 known got-aways

months ago, in cities across the world, all the way from johannesburg and south africa to new york and the united states to san francisco. all the way to various uh european cities, paris, london, you name it, these cities demonstrate, these cities has seen pro-palestinian demonstrations all in support of the liberation of palestine, the ending of the suffering of the palestinians in gaza as a result of the weeks long massacre that is uh continuing to take place against. palestinians in the ghaza strip and also of course uh countries in west asia like the one we're seeing uh right now in the yemeny capital sana these demonstrations have persisted they're all calling uh for an end a permanent end to the israeli onslot on the besiege palestinians in gaza. press tv correspondent insana yusuf maori says the rally in saada sends a message to israel that yemenis will stand by the palestinians and continue fighting the enemy, the theme of the protest that took place in the north province of saada was to send message that if the israeli aggression resumes against the beseeged gaza strip then the yemeni people are call

africa. the, the historic town center is in san, from the port, the old whitewash, kansas have their own unique chart. that effect is on the cost of the for cost of light. it's a magnet for kite and wind surfers here where the mediterranean meets the atlantic . when conditions are ideal, i've always wanted to learn to search and where better to do it than here. i'm meeting christine, so i called sky from germany. she runs a serve school in 35. hello. apparently this is a place to learn windsurfing holding on windsurfing too much super great my right. you're absolutely right. right. and have you ever when sir, before? no, today is an ideal day because there isn't too much weight on line today. we have poignant a size, which means 7th, the wind coming in from the slip, and it's not very strong really in the days which is the grading with less than the course for beginners. so i'm for beginners. exactly, and then it'll get stronger towards the afternoon and then we'll have a good thermal wind and that's a bit better for the professionals. last is on. we also quite often have the van pig afloat. th

africa. many from asia. you go to san diego, and in san diego, there is a lot of migrants from china. this might indicate a lot of them are using different smuggling organizations to get to that part of the border. there is a lot of information, a lot to try to understand that happens south of us. all authorities can do here is try to process them as fast as possible. these are migrants that are arriving, turning themselves in, seeking asylum in the u.s., jose. >> and, ali, is what's going on right now at the border with monday having a 12,000 plus number, the biggest number on record, is this having any impact or could have any impact on negotiations there where you are on capitol hill? >> reporter: nothing here happens in a vacuum. of course lawmakers are paying attention to the reporting that is happening down at the border. and guad does such a good job of painting a picture of just how dire this situation has become. urgency, though, on capitol hill has never really been the thing that was lacking. i think there has been a real push, especially before the end of the year, to try

academy is one of the great academy in the world which started in subis saharan africa, grew to denmark and now we're in sanfirst investment -- usually invest ifments in soccer were happening from the u.s. in to europe with english teams, italian teams, spanish and friend. now, this is the first time -- french. this is the first time to do an egyptian and european citizen is buying a club in america. and the reason we're doing it, i just think it's the tip of the iceberg: i think the mls will grow. i think it will be successful. i think the messi magic has just, you know, increased it incredibly. so we're very fortunate. we signed with m if ls back in may of this year, and since then i think the valuation of all the clubs has gone up. so we've been fortunate. we broke ground in san diego two weeks ago, and we should -- we're creating this acad amy, or building the academy, and we're going to invest more in players. we've hired the first home grown mare as a goal keep or from san diego -- liz: oh, nice move. mohamed. that's a good move, i like that. so you're a businessman, obviously, you made your money in

africa until further notice. french shipping group cma, cgm, has also halted all shipments through the red sea. our correspondent in san ar yusuf mari says the yemeni army's attacks on israeli bound ships have caused huge economic losses for the regime. when this operation by yemen's naval forces was first launched about a month ago i would say the israeli government along with the us they didn't take the matter very seriously they thought it would be a one you know one incident type of deal, two incidents type of deal, but they did not expect that this would be the case a daily routine, every single day we have yemeny drones, yemeni missiles, we have israeli linked chips being targeted by yemini arsenal from the port of hudeida, and it is becoming serious because it is causing a huge impact economically to the israeli regime, according to some financial... experts 80% of the shipments through b to the israeli regime has been hindered, has been impeded, and this has resulted into the economic loss of about 4 billion dollars, 4 billion dollars in loss from the port of ilat and the port of hafah in occupied palestine bec

friend who was one of the guides and former san ramon city council member sabrina zafar, wilkes, biggest climb before everest was mount kilimanjaro in africa. he says his next goal is machu picchu in still ahead, the contagious disease found on the campus near the bay area. what health officials want you to know? >> 2 companies owned by elon musk in hot water again for its driver safety and were allegedly not doing enough to stop the spread of false information. an oakland man held captive in venice way love back in the what we're learning tonight about the deal. >> the u.s. made in venezuela to release him and 5 other american citi >> tonight, a bay area man is back in the u.s. after u.s.. officials say he was wrongfully detained in this is a oakland native savoy, right arrived in san antonio, texas, this morning. he'd been detained in venezuela since his october 24th arrest the 5 other u.s. citizens. rashad hudson reports now from washington on how president biden made this possible. the white house says the deal was months in the making. and although this is good news for those who were held in captivity, some lawmakers say the details

africa as a wildfire burning near cape town. and then we see that rain really pick up right across san be including for its capital soccer on thursday. that's it, and see you next time the, the president biden says once a 2 state solution for palestinians and israelis, what does anybody believe it's doable? what this is real for? i'm gonna say it back to us foreign policy. and what are the long term consequences for the region and the world? a quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line. we know what's happening in our region. we know how to get to places that others can know as far as instead of going or the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference. the spoken back here took her mind about top stories here. this hour at least 10 palestinians have been killed and his radio strikes on the residential towers and southern guns that happened either to a hospital or the city of ruffled just behind the mountains here at television crew, as they will live on. the number of palestinians killed and israel as one does as now we 20000 death tones rise, and by the hours the army intensifies attacks on civilians in the south.

most migrants across the border in lukeville hail from africa, places like senegal, also the middle east, syria, further to the west in sanot of chinese and then people from the northern triangle countries and venezuela coming across in eagle pass, texas. depending on where the border you are, it's controlled by different cartels, they get their businesses from different parts of the world, but basically the southern border has become a funnel for the world and for people that come over most of the people that we have seen lately looking for work and money in their pockets, not to claim asylum. and as we leave the border behind, a rise in antisemitism on college campuses. but it's also bleeding through from kindergarten to high school. one teacher in tacoma park, maryland has been suspended for anti-jewish posts online and another teacher in the county was placed on leave for including the phrase from the river to the sea, palestinian will be free in her email signature. now republican senators are calling on biden to step up and protect impressionable students. mike emmanuel joins us with more. what's the school board sa

san antonio zoo welcomed three baby mere cats to the family. the zoo says they are a part of the second litter born in may. there are 12 members. they usually come from deserts in south africaound three weeks old and they become adult size about two months. >>> christmas is in the air in san francisco. more specifically on the side of believes. they flipped the switch on let's go sf. organizers hope the art display will light up cash registers downtown. >> reporter: i'm at the foot of market. quite a show on the facade of the ferry building. high-tech projectors and lasers are projecting art concepts on the clock tower. you can see this on five landmarks in san francisco including the ferry building and the salesforce tower. this event is in the third year. artists from around the world matched the art with the music to create the light show. let's glow sf came about during the pandemic as a way to bring people back to downtown. last year the downtown sf partnership estimates this event brought in more than 50,000 people and $3 million to the local economy. >> downtown san francisco needs to go through a major transformation and a major reimagination. it starts with hospita

san ramon councilmember, sabrina, so far. >> well, biggest climb before everest was mount kilimanjaro in africa as a crime in those are bucket list. things. >> he says his next goal is machu picchu in peru. so hats off to you, kevin, for making that climb and put the rest of us to shame because i can even climb a flight of stairs. if i did i would make t-shirts everything with me right there. so everybody be so out breath. and today is really not the day to be out of breath because all this fog needed clear air. i know we need that clear air. we need a but just not getting hopefully will the next take a look at your screen and this is san mateo bridge. of course, the cameras up a little bit higher. but still, it shows you we're dealing with fog today that setting the tone, we have a low pressure system to the north, a low pressure system to the we have rain both north and south, but the moisture in between given us that dense fog. >> and once that fog clears out the sunshine's going bring us that warmer temperatures. so we just got a hold on. we're getting gloves, guys. 9.45. again? just showing you places like san jose in m

not africa is responsible for less than 5 percent of global emissions, but african countries are among the worst affected by a warming planets in san via is currently chairing the african group. i'm going to go see which is, which will be representing the interest of the continent at this year's summit of the and we can out tool to our report a blaze. yahoo is at the top, 28th summits and divide plays. i want to start on the use of fossil fuels. there are loud quotes to phase out the use of fossil fuels. what is effort his position on this one? well, a lot of oxygen vilegas that we have spoken to here in dubai. i believe that i think of the bell would eventually have to move to the course of 12. but at the moment that's not visible, i was speaking to someone from the young integration us, you may be called and i may be at the school by 12 not so long ago. and she was telling me that at these us who called is less than given to africa and 2 things of africa would continue to exploit for software for the moment to be able to deal industries. bill capacities get enough money down to enable africa. now to move to renewable energy. so a

san ramon city council member serena's afar. well, biggest climb before ever us was mount kilimanjaro africa.edible. >> he says his next goal as machu picchu in peru. and i telling you for the story running a chance to meet him at an event that i am seeing huge estate like a great guy like was just really outgoing and athletic. he's certainly you that is fierce. congratulations to you. something that probably could not do myself. i can barely climb out of the stairs. we struggling over we're not going to struggle with the weather, though, far as the rain that's behind us tonight. another beautiful day, britney. yeah, we just kind of struggle to get through this foggy commute for some. take a look at the east bay. we're still dealing with fog. we have pressure systems were right in the middle, bringing us all that moisture and foggy conditions. we have rain up to the north of us and rain down south and we're getting that fog and gusty conditions. so at least it's dry. we're going to take that. we're still dealing with the aftermath. >> being stuck in the middle of those 2 low pressure system.

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of guinea, right down across san via sim, bob wasting some live the storm storms that to into mozambique. some went to weather for time because a good part of south africa and a very similar paycheck for saturday. we are the ones traveling the extra mile there are the media. don't go, we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. power defines out loud, we live here. we make the rule. not the people empower, investigate, expose the question, the youth and the business of our around that go on out of there, the the hello, this is the news our. i'm sammy's a van line from dell coming off in the next 60 minutes. at least 20 palestinians are killed off during this way. the strike targeted the residential building near a hospital in the southern, gaza. israel on leashes. mold death and destruction and grief in refugee camps. cities and towns across gauze us at least $21320.00. tell us.

arshdeep singh took 5 wickets to restrict south africa to 116 all out — their lowest odi total at home. shreyas iyer and sai sud—har—san. and we will update you on those matches as well. thank you very much, gavin. we brought you an interview earlier with former conservative peer, baroness mone, who has admitted that she stands to benefit from tens of millions of pounds of profit made from personal protective equipment, that was sold to the government during the coronavirus pandemic. the company was led by her husband, doug barrowman. baroness mone says she did help broker the deal, but claims she has been made a scapegoat for the government's failings. here is laura kuenssberg's exclusive interview with baroness mone and doug barrowman in full now. there was a call to arms forall lords, baronesses, mps, senior civil servants to help because they needed massive quantities of ppe. given the fact that i've got 25 years manufacturing experience, i looked at doug and i thought, "we can really, really help here." ijust know all the key players in the far east. and i made the call to michael gove. what did you say to him? ij

san huh. and count down to cease 5 online. that's courting for global action of new jersey, the europe in africa. this is the weather report for you. good to have you along so you know the name of the game, right? another storm system sweeps in off the of by and take, this is going to play the northwest, so it's going for a closer look. i think the heaviest rounds of rain will be well as the south west of england and this one's going to pack a punch too in terms of those wins or so for the west side of the republic of ireland. really, the island of island, i should say, those wins likely to exceed 85 kilometers per hour, so that could cause some damage to central europe. we go through the bulk into this double figures. sophia bulgaria, who could rest and romania is numbers are way out of whack temperatures while above where they should be for this point in the year now that we're closing in on the month of january or cloud cover coming into that western side of turkey on saturday and to the other end of the mediterranean, we go with the rain, starts to peter out just a few showers along the coast

san santonio zoo welcomed three baby mere cats to the family. the zoo says they are a part of the second litter born in may. there are 12 members. they usually come from deserts in south africald and they become adult size about two months. >>> still a chance of spotty showers through the rest of today. the best chance is occurring now. a 20 to 30% chance in an hour by hour basis through the morning. slightly lower chances this afternoon. stash an umbrella in the back seat in case. if you have outdoor plans, ahead with those. there could be a brief shower. it won't amount to a lot. enough sunshine peaking through the clouds. we will be two to three degrees above average. >>> at the top of the 7:00 hour, more fighting in gaza following fried's collapse of a week long truce. ♪ my name is josh sanabria and i am the owner at isla veterinary boutique hospital. i was 5...6 years of age and i knew i was going to be a vet. once alexandra called me to let me know that bank of america had approved my loan... it was important to me. we not only just provide the financing piece, we do everything that we can to surround them with the right people. all you need is a perfect, amazing team