saudi coalition in sanaa 1st of all what do we know about those. yes saudi usa fighter jets bombed early morning. today the number of minutes of positions in the southern of the sun are especially namely. homemade the military cambon son and also they have bombed. the district of our resume and many fish to the east side of the capital also they have bombed the ports. there are more than 8 raids that have been carried out following the attack on aden ports. as the government blames the whole season for such attack the hope is here in the capital sanaa denies any involvement in the could they be said that they don't want to be engaged in the confrontations or the political disagreements in the south and this is the. which is which is not the 1st one of its kind calling to observers the houthi is in more than one occasion they declare their responsibility on several attacks in the previous times but the. say that we don't have any involvement in such attack some some some observers point the finger to 2 words the united arab emirates that has used on

>>sanaa's a good afternoon. good afternoon. everybody, how about some more blue skies at half moon bay. yeah, just some high cloudiness will filter in for tonight, maybe some scattered clouds coupled with all of that here is that is on satellite loop. you can see all the traffic up to the north most is going to stay to the north might get a little stray shower, potentially up in the north bay tomorrow afternoon. that will be about it for the next about 48 hours. it's when we get to wednesday night things start to get interesting current check on temperatures upper 50's line up the east bay shoreline 58 for 58 also conquered up in the north bay here nevado managing 61 san francisco at 5456 meanwhile for san jose going into tonight noting some of those scattered clouds here, temperatures still managing to get well into the 40's, 42 it looks like the inland valleys by 10 o'clock take a look at some of the cities, san francisco again 45 44 open in san jose checks in at 42 nelson has mentioned there is another dose of rain coming ou

yeah, this was almost a foregone conclusion sanaa's that the second vaccine would be authorized by that panel. >>full fda approval is expected soon. the u.s. had anticipated this signing deals to secure as many as 200 million doses of the moderna vaccine. the first 20 million doses expected by the end of the month. we heard some interesting details buried in the 7 hours of testimony before that advisory panel today. he even though we're talking about only 3 cases and 15,000 the fda has not ruling out a link between the vaccine and bells policy which causes temporary paralysis of facial muscles. >>of the schedule i know now that we can think about all reported and one put people at the pin. although there no clear basis upon which to conclude a call the relation ship at the time at and further the villain backing arrived for white, but does not quite sure. >>how we are so comfortable that this was the background rate, i guess that's my question. >>this something we're also looking into an thinking a lot just you know based on each of the individual that he you know we're looking at that

>>sanaa's yeah health and human services secretary doctor mark galli shared some concerning data trends as relates to covid-19 across the state hospitalizations the state's positivity rate and even daily case counts are nearly doubling from compared to this time in 2 weeks ago. >>california's top health official tuesday said hospitalizations increased 71% over the last 2 weeks with more than 10,500 covid-19 patients, the most ever for the state we anticipate. >>not just you know the ongoing slope of increase that we've seen now we are worried about a rapidly accelerating increase and pressure on our hospitals. >>the state's positivity rate climbed to more than 10% with an average of more than 23,500 daily reported cases intensive care unit admissions also increased by nearly 70% compared to 2 weeks ago state leaders defended the latest regional stay at home order policy expecting the numbers to only get worse if we thought we were sort of peeking at this level some of the regional stay-at-home orders may not have been necessary. concerned that with us. >>the thanksgiving case is beginni

>>hi sanaa's this is there's a chance that this team might not be able to make it down to arizona that'sause of the 10 day quarantine imposed by santa clara county. but they're still flying high after their championship and hoping for the best here's more. >>for the first time since 1939, the san jose spartans football team is undefeated they're headed to the postseason for the first time since 2015, facing ball state in the arizona bowl on new year's eve. we're really excited to get. >>to get down there and give her a place of some good football. but it isn't that simple the spartans could be subject to santa clara county travel restrictions after winning the mountain west title game in nevada the spartans flew home to the bay area for the first time in 17 days to me was the only real option and really because just the mental health component for our young men. you know i mention that they haven't seen their families all season, but they really haven't seen her family since july 14. >>ryan is so that's a long time for any of us to be away. but santa clara county executive officer doctor

so bright so clear that kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr was tracking the rain this week >>okay sanaa'ss looking like an improvement as we get through the early part of the week, although midweek we're looking for a little system to kind of graze off towards the north bay current temperature check, not bad. we have the sunshine now feels okay upper 50's nor about 60's are close to the highs. inland, even looking pretty nice, but as that sun sets watch out the winds already locked out of the northeast with moisture at the ground fire problems but it provides extra drying and extra cooling as it dries plus its core air to begin with so they get kind of common combination affect your 46 going on by 7 by 10 work 41. and with clear skies temperatures will plummet now as we go ahead, we do have the intrusion of some cloud cover. it looks like on wednesday morning. but that's not really related to the system this is the precursor to what happens behind it so we'll get through wednesday, okay then behind that wednesday night thursday that's a little bout for showers checking out for lows tonigh

bridge where kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr he joins us now with details on our new year's forecast sanaa's a good afternoon, we're looking at a shot here on half moon bay to not too shabby people scattered clouds. >>which is worth noting for tonight, we'll have some of those for the ride overnight. our temperatures that we're going to dip ring nicely though still with all of that now we've managed to get to some upper 60's more of this than we saw yesterday but not much more beyond even though we had a lot more sun today because of that cold air aloft kind of put everything to a stop we did have a high pressure in our backyard. we're familiar with this guy in the winter months does a lot of repellent of the systems off the pacific. this is temporary, however this is going to be moving on out breaking down and the pacific will be wide open for the weekend and week ahead, current checking the winds just a little bit of a drift inland, nothing major going on in terms of an onshore wind typically we see better better warming well inland, we'll see more activity there. the breakdown for 45 at 7

>>hey sanaa's a lot to look forward to in this game tonight. but first i want to talk about draymond green he will not be playing. he sitting this one out due to a mild muscle strain in his foot but good news, steve kerr said he should be back very soon not likely a long-term injury and we do have more good news rookie center james wiseman is set to make his debut tonight. weisman green missed a big chunk of the team's training camp and sat out the pre season games after testing positive for coronavirus both have since recovered and have been practicing with the team. so we'll get a first look at the warriors confident number 2 draft pick in wiseman i will also get to see steph curry back in action in official nba game. he missed almost all of last season with a hand injury he looked really good though the worse last preseason game putting up 29 points in 29 minutes. this evening will be a much bigger task as he faces former team the league mvp kevin durant. >>i think this will feel special because it's been so long since we've had a and it's b

here's a look at that drying trend and it looks like it will even continue sanaa's through our christmas day as well unfortunately, but the good news is we do have rain arriving tonight back to you thank you so much mabrisa. >>still ahead with some fresh powder coming in this weekend to the sierra we're going to be speaking live with the south lake tahoe mayor about his message to incoming residents from the bay area and all the details on lockdown not region. and after the break another iconic restaurant forced to close their doors how the pandemic is wiping out history here in the bay area and across the country. tide pods ultra oxi one ups the cleaning power of liquid. can it one up spaghetti night? it sure can. really? can it one up breakfast in bed? yeah, for sure. thanks, boys. what about that? uhh, yep! it can? yeah, even that! i would very much like to see that. me too. tide pods ultra oxi. one up the toughest stains with 50% more cleaning power than liquid detergent. any further questions? uh uh! nope! one up the power of liquid with tide pods ultra oxi. >>as the pandemic contin

moving into the toughest here restrictions local media reporting saudi led strikes on the capital sanaa it comes just hours after 26 people were killed in a blast of the airport in aden the attack happened shortly after members of yemen's newly inaugurated government returned from saudi arabia. aftershocks continue to rattle central croatia where a powerful earthquake struck on tuesday killing at least 7 people and left several towns in ruins and an urgent search is underway to find shelter for dozens of people left homeless the epicenter of the 6.4 magnitude quake was near the town of petra tiny reports from near where an aid distribution center has been set up. buildings collapsed lives destroyed the extent of the damage in pennsylvania and surrounding villages is becoming more clear as emergency workers search for anyone who may still be buried under the rubble the 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck on tuesday and was felt as far away as brianna and munich. a serious of strong aftershocks and the potential collapse of more buildings have forced many to seek shelter outdoors. president r

stay tuned, sanaa's back to you in a recent. coming up on kron 4 news at 3 health officials say the current surge of covid-19 infections likely stanza from thanksgiving gatherings. >>with fears that christmas could make things worse. what doctor anthony fauci says you can do to protect yourself and others. and we'll bring you a live report from the south bay where healthcare workers are rolling up their sleeves to >>one by one hospital workers are rolling up their sleeves to get vaccinated against covid-19 to the south bay we go where the vaccinations have begun at regional medical center in san jose. >>kron four's rob fladeboe has more in a live report brought. >>well that's right sanaa's no one here believes that the arrival of the vaccine is going to have an immediate impact on the ongoing fight against covid-19 or the recent surge in cases for that matter but having witnessed the first vaccination here at hard-hit regional hospital i can tell you that it does appear to have injected a bit of hope and optimism into the ongoin

are tracking this one but fortunately finally the storm door wide open for us here in the bay area sanaa's back to you thank recent. >>coming up on kron 4 news at 3 we have a warning for christmas shoppers about new shipping deadlines. and a local 3 star michelin star chef sp bay area homeowners, learn how you can eliminate monthly mortgage payments and improve your cashflow. look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million americans. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. big difference is how you pay it back. bay area homeowners, learn how your neighbors are accessing hundreds of thousands of dollars with a reverse mortgage loan from the bay area's number one reverse mortgage lender other mortgages are paid each month, but with a reverse mortgage, you can pay whatever you can, when it works for you, or

hi sanaa's yeah we can just call them the glendale arizona forty-niners for the next few weeks because that's where the san francisco 49 ers are headed tomorrow to play and practice yesterday. the team announced they play their next 2 games that state farm stadium that's the home. >>of division rival arizona cardinals then today, shanahan said the plan is to move all team activities down to the dozen. >>we're practicing nowhere the cardinals training camp i believe it's the renaissance hotel, not sure. wh rever they did training camp on that's what our set up this order to go to use the you're there for some things too so it's all close proximity for moving out there in our hotel will be are newly by stating which is where we go to work. and just like we hear you go to work every day get tested. >>you know. >>lower here than we go straight on to our house and stay there to come back the next day to work now or i look at it as our house happens to be where works so when we're done with work a guy cisco shares their hotel room. >>it isn't just the forty-niners local college teams are aff

in nov 29th teen hundreds of thousands of people spontaneously took to the streets in iran sanaa just cities men and women blocks traffic and stram pulled on portrays of the country's leaders. the crowds were upset about a huge increase in gasoline prices following months of fuel rationing. since 2018 iran has been hit hard by new u.s. economic sanctions on the government has taken a hard line against the protests. after the 1st demonstrations the blokes internet access nationwide for several days to keep people from. posting reports about the protests several 100 people were killed in the clashes and at least 7000 were arrested. i iran's leaders blamed the demonstrations on its enemies. i mean. this year of high technology. and i have just read the book. and as you've been seeing. fic i don't get the girl in force i bet if you pay those are the. you know having. that i see the matter of doom. no. the u.s. has applied maximum economic and political pressure on iran to try to get the country's leaders to approve a new agreement on the nuclear program. many western experts see iran as a

2021 time to check in with kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez for details on that i'm lisa i sanaa's yeah but from now until then we do have this high surf advisory that we need to watch out for especially along the immediate coastline of the bay area. >>could see breaking waves as high as 20 feet from now through friday morning so just keep that in mind right along the coast, but clear blue skies ahead and temperatures on the mild side tracking widespread 50's and 60's as you head out the door for your new year's eve. radar though is showing a very dry outlook all of that is going to change though by tomorrow night in fact for your new year's eve night and even as we bring in 2021. we are going to have a dry forecast even throughout most much of friday as well but then by friday night we're going to start to see some light bands of rain arriving by around 10 o'clock first making its way into the north bay and bringing scattered showers during the overnight hours for us here in the bay area and we're going to notice possible hit or miss showers even for your friday afternoon. and eve

catherine heenan is here with more on how that case unfold and catherine well, and in so many ways sanaa's the story really did become the embodiment of a parents nightmare, young daughter described as a bright shining light abducted by a stranger never to be seen again and it happened as we heard in broad daylight just outside that grocery store in hayward on the killer went to move the scooter that somebody else had moved her friend trina saying that she heard mckayla scream saw a man putting her into his car the little friend said she just watched frozen in shock. what followed decades of pain and frustration possible breakthroughs and suspects none of that led to mckayla until now it included the excavation of an abandoned well that was in whirlwind california in 2012. 2 men, the so-called speed freak killers had disposed of victims. the remains found at that site did not include mckayla arguably as much the face of the tragedy as her daughter you're looking at that abandoned a well site from 2012. but to her mother sharon march very much in the public eye she hoped for answers again b

measure that applies retroactively local media and yemen are reporting saudi led strikes on the capital sanaa that comes just 20 comes hours just after $26.00 people were killed and more than $140.00 injured in a blast at the airport in aid. of the trumpet ministration is facing legal action over a $23000000000.00 weapons sale to the u.a.e. a new york center of a foreign policy affairs says the deal was rushed and violated u.s. law the sale included drones and f. $35.00 fighter jets there's the headlines more news for you on al-jazeera after whose truth is it anyway next. held for over 3 years in an egyptian prison cell denied the right to a fair trial no charges have been brought against al jazeera correspondent mahmoud you saying his crime journalism. to demand much mutually and boy solidarity with all detained journalists sign the petition. the. 'd minute you say. i'm. one. going to take my. chance and then if you want to yeah. first. time i spoke i think facebook etc and i'm so. anxious that. the. ha ha. ha ha. the. hong kong's freedoms civil liberties were meant to be maintained 50 years

have been reports of airstrikes for the saudi led military coalition overnight in the yemeni capital sanaa they're said to have targeted hooty positions that follows an explosion at an airport in the southern city of aden on wednesday the government's blaming who the rebels for the attack u.k. will leave the european union's single market later on the same after its parliament approved a trade deal with the e.u. british prime minister has hailed as the agreement as a start of a wonderful relationship with the e.u. bloc and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after people and power by. in the far reaches of the new siberian islands gold rush fever is in the air and. hunters searching for priceless woolly mammoth tusks of on earth the holy grail. an incredible journey into the realms of science fiction cloning and synthetic biology have scientists playing god. witness genesis 2.0 the hunt for the woody mammoth on al-jazeera. 6 years ago an island a secret mass grave for babies was discovered near a home for unmarried pregnant women an institution run by roman cathol

>>pam in sanaa's covid-19 numbers across california are exploding now averaging more than 14,000 peray that's a new peak for california. state officials have serious concerns for hospital systems across the state. >>but if these trends continue we're going to have to take much more dramatic. arguably drastic action governor gavin newsome says he's waving the red flag as california sees a surge in covid-19 cases and hospitalizations he warned monday a stay at home order could be coming to make determinations of deep purple in those purple tier status. >>that is equipment more in line with the stay at home order. >>that folks were familiar with in the beginning of this year purple tier counties make up more than 99% of the state's population, the warning comes as state leaders released concerning projections for the state's health care system without any change of behavior state leaders say hospital bed capacity could be filled up to 78% statewide by christmas eve, intensive care units could be overfilled to 112% statewide by early january. we don't anticipate. >>this this is in the ab

outside the window of the health restrictions orders so it's still set to be held at levi stadium, pam sanaa's all right. thank you kayla doctor scott at lis, this is another big story. we're following doctor atlas has resigned from the white house coronavirus task force he has served as a covid advisor to presidentnttrump. >>at liz has been a highly controversial member of the task force often expressing skepticism of measures to control the covid outbreak. he had no formal experience in public health nor in infectious diseases. staff the university even distance itself from him after at lis urging michigan residents to quote rise up against new public health measures this month. the white house has not released an official statement just yet. coming up tonight, there is a rise in hospitalizations across california, how bay-area hospitals are preparing. >>plus an investigation underway in the east bay after students from 3 different high schools attended several holiday parties possibly spreading the coronavirus and a warning before you fly out of state anytime soon the bay area county requir

local media report saudi airstrikes in the yemen capital of sanaa, this follows a blast at the airportn aden. the united nations secretary-general asked for a new unc start monitoring team to be placed in a libyan city devastated by recent fighting in efforts to oust isil. a warlord is under threat due to ongoing attacks by troops. you are up to date with the headlines on al jazeera. we have more news coming up right after the bottom line. thanks for watching. ♪ >> now that coronavirus vaccinations are starting in the united states and places around the world, is this the pandemic -- is this the end of the pandemic, or just the beginning? let's get to the bottom line. after a year that shook humanity, forcing people to rethink social interactions and decide daily what risks they are willing to take, vaccinations are finally being deployed. what happens now? the u.s. still has the highest number of infections and deaths and the numbers keep climbing. almost 19 million americans are infected. at this moment, more than 120,000 americans are in hospitals. the death toll eclipsed every othe

in nov 29th teen hundreds of thousands of people spontaneously took to the streets in iran sanaa just cities men and women blocks traffic and trampled on poor traits of the country's leaders. the crowds were upset about a huge increase in gasoline prices following months of fuel rationing. since 2018 iran has been hit hard by new u.s. economic sanctions on the government has taken a hard line against the protests. after the 1st demonstrations still sorority. blocks internet access nationwide for several days to keep people from posting reports about the protests several 100 people were killed in the clashes and at least 7000 were arrested. i iran's leaders blamed the demonstrations on its enemies. i mean. this your gnocchi. who. have just read the book. and as you've been seeing. fake i think if you go all in force i bet if you pay those are. in america if i see the matter of doom. no. was. the u.s. has applied maximum economic and political pressure on iran to try to get the country's leaders to approve a new agreement on the nuclear program. many western experts see iran as a threat

out of the capital sanaa. so the un had led coalition then intervened with diversity to consequences in a country rocked by conflict no one knows how many people are dying from diseases such as color or from the crop in 1000 pandemic. yemen's health system has all but collapsed across the country doctors say hospital beds of food and they don't know where to put the sick and dying. looked up to latif is head of out for a hospital don binns philosophy the war has had a huge impact on the health sector we've been affected by the brutal aggression on our country and the air and sea blockade we suffer from a dire shortage of medicine such as cancer drugs open heart surgery drugs and others and fortunately aid organizations also have a monopoly on what support they offer and we have no say on what help they bring in all this leads to a severe shortage of service whether in the aisle for a hospital or in other hospitals. then many courses of the war in the for their own little consequences death and the destruction

ministers of all reportedly being transferred to safety how many more on the phone from yemen's capital sanaa. there were. explosions have been heard in the city of aden. the according to observers the sit back story on. these fires.

houthi rebels for the attack, and late tonight, word of air strikes around the rebel-held capital, sanaa. the country has been locked in a bloody civil war for years. it escalated when a saudi-led coalition launched a military operation in 2015, which has since left the world's poorest country with over 100,000 dead and a famine which the u.n. calls the worst humanitarian crisis on earth. the new unity government has been formed just a month before joe biden takes office himself. he's been critical of saudi arabia's destabilizing role in the region and its proxy wars with iran. it will be one of the biggest foreign policies challenges he'll face as president. tom? >> james longman with those breaking details overseas tonight. james, thank you. >>> back here at home, new developments in the nashville christmas bombing and the possible warning signs that may have been missed. abc news learning the suspect's former girlfriend alerted authorities a year ago he was making explosives. 911 calls before and after the powerful explosion now being made public, as well. here's abc's trevor ault. >>

struggle but they have been working to unite against who the rebels who took over yemen's capital sanaa in 2014. a series of explosions have rocked afghanistan's capital killing at least 2 police officers and wounding several others at least 5 separate attacks were reported across kabul officials say the officers died when a magnetic bomb attached to a police vehicle detonated in the city's west no group has claimed responsibility for the blasts this comes as the taliban and afghan government prepare to resume talks in. last month's ethiopia's military launched an offensive against local forces in the northern region of t. great the prime minister i.b.m. had called it a law enforcement operation but it spiraled into an entire ethnic conflict possibly killing thousands violence is also spreading among communities in other parts of the country al jazeera is malcolm web takes a look at where ethiopia stands now. where the theo paean government troops took control of the to grain regional capital of macquarie last month prime minister ahmed said the law enforcement operation against the to

there are reports of overnight air strikes in the yemeni capital, sanaa — which is held by houthi rebels come: britain's formula 1 racing champion lewis hamilton is among those recognised for their achievements in the queens new years honours list. the most ambitious financial and political change ever attempted has got under way with the introduction of the euro. tomorrow in holland, we're going to use money we picked up in belgium today, and then we'll be in france, and again, it'll be the same money. it's just got to be the way to go. george harrison, the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed at his oxfordshire home. a 33—year—old man from liverpool is being interviewed by police on suspicion of attempted murder. i think it was good. just good? no, fantastic! that's better! bells toll. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: borisjohnson's trade deal with the european union has become law in the uk. it means the uk will stop following eu rules. more than three quarters of people in england are now living under the toughest level of restrictions — as the ne

have been reports of air strikes by the saudi led military coalition overnight on the yemeni capital sanaa a set of targeted who the positions that follows an explosion at an airport in the southern city of aden on wednesday the government's blaming who 3 rebels for the attack the u.k. parliament has overwhelmingly approved a trade deal with the european union as it prepares for an orderly split from brussels british prime ministers signed the agreement soon after hailing it as the start of a wonderful relationship with the e.u. and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera in about 25 minutes after inside story thanks for being with me by phone now. teaching. english streaming on the channel. plus thousands of our programs will be tweeting documentaries didn't. subscribe to eugene. al-jazeera english. on the move again bangladesh relocates hundreds of rolling the to a remote island despite protests from human rights groups and their safety be guaranteed and why is there still no permanent solution to the refugee crisis this is inside story. hello and welcome to the pro

judicial system there are reports of airstrikes by the saudi led military coalition on the yemeni capital sanaa they're said to have targeted who 3 positions in the city as follows an attack on an airport in aid in which killed 26 people the government's blaming the who the rebels barbara government ports. waving at supporters as they climbed off their flight attendant apple members of yemen's new unity government returned days after being sworn into office at a ceremony in saudi arabia. but the hopes of rebuilding the country after more than 6 years of civil war turned into chaos a devastating attack on agency international airport and the work of more than a year of saudi prick talks and a deal signed in 2019 now infestation the government members were led to safety but analysts say the authority of the new administration has been undermined this is of additional residence that the challenges are very serious the challenges are enormous. unity government will have to deal with serious challenges on the ground . and no matter what no matter who stands behind this explosion i think there is a h

a community that they've lost for a long time now and it is missed in night in as much as it is in sanaa and elsewhere the issue here of course the al qaeda and all of these terrorist groups have thrived as a result of the fault line between the how these and and the others and they managed to very much like water in a cracks they moved around they. really engaged and so on and i think this is something that the americans will come to realize very soon after by biden takes or the office in washington. the threat from terrorism is there very much there the real issue about these attacks that i fear is that it is pushing for an increase conflict escalation and maybe it is pushing the how thies another step forward by october. this year they for the 1st time of the new friends around the cities are secure. which is resource rich and in fact they have managed to win $11.00 position on the outskirts of the city but they stop there now with this escalation it is likely that the how these will push further iran will be much more interested and excited in supporting them so that they prepare for

and there have been reports from local media in yemen of saudi led airstrikes on the capital sanaa there are said to be targeting her with the positions in the city it comes just hours after at least 26 people were killed in a blossom the airport in aden valid tack happened shortly after members of yemen's newly inaugurated unity government returned from saudi arabia. reports. waving at supporters as they climbed off their flight attendant apple members of yemen's new unity government returned days after being sworn into office at a ceremony and saudi arabia. but the hopes of rebuilding the country up to more than 6 years of civil war turned into chaos a devastating attack on 8 and since national effort and the work of more than a year of saudi prick talks and the deal signed in 2019 now in question the government members were led to safety but analysts say the authority of the new administration has been undermined this is of additional research that the challenges are many c.d.'s which i'm just an enormous. that unity government will have to deal with see those judges on the ground. no

local media reporting saudi led air strikes on the capital sanaa it comes just hours after 26 people were killed in a blast of the airport and that attack happened shortly after members if yemen's newly inaugurated government returned from saudi arabia united nations secretary general antonio terraces asked for a new u.n. monitoring team to be set up on base the inserts the libyan city has been devastated by recent fighting and efforts to out the islamic state in 2016 un brokered cease fire between the governments of national corps on the warlords. under threats that's due to going attacks by have to troops europe today with the headlines on al jazeera more news at the top of the hour after counting the costs. mass protests the government's put on we see. this. past week full of journalists on the front lines. committed to reporting the facts police officers pointing guns at us safe from hong kong fact and fiction the truth is it anyway on al-jazeera. this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week predatory lender and hidden

have been reports of airstrikes by the saudi led military coalition overnight on the yemeni capital sanaa the set of targets positions that follows an explosion at an airport in the southern city of aden on wednesday the government's blaming hooty rebels for the attack norwegian rescuers are searching for at least 11 people missing after a village was buried in a landslide a hillside collapsed over the village of ask 25 kilometers northeast of the capital a slow only helicopter rescue operations are possible because the ground unstable and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the stream by phone or. the latest news as it breaks the measures introduced during this 3rd wave 5 resulted in a 20 percent drop in the amount the people are traveling with detailed coverage protocols like both one hot property all of believe in one off out of poverty rate of increase in the soft clear from around the world the u.n. has identified $56.00 countries most need assistance what's worrying them is that many of those have a deteriorating situation. for the ok you are watching

all reportedly being transferred to safety how many top of more on the phone from yemen's capital sanaa. explosions have been had in the city of aden but this is considered according to observers as a setback to riyadh to agree but inside. the transitional the southern kansas milk council and also the yemeni government many people hope that this agreement would be granted another to. put an end to the. political like this agreement between that both sides many rooms. they would dissolve this issue and also contain the calends confrontation another 2 people ready for the new government to come in many occasions the government to try to go to aden and bluntest because governance there 1 fortunately we have met so many setbacks this is the this is maybe it's also the 1st time that the government tries to reach aid and. the u.k. health regulator has approved the oxford astra zeneca coronavirus vaccine for emergency use the government has already preordered 100000000 doses it paves the way for a huge expansion of the government's inoculation program roy chalons has more than guys hospital in

should be put back in prison and local media in yemen the reporting saudi led strikes on the capital sanaa it comes just hours after $26.00 people were killed and more than $140.00 injured in the blast at a map or. here are just 0 after the stream next. as the year extreme challenges and uncertainty comes to an end. we look ahead to potential major stories of trying to trying to water through a series of in-depth special records. join us as we assess the global impact of what is to come next year. ok you are watching the stream on today show coverage 19 pandemic and homelessness in america one of the richest countries in the world now i am sure that wherever you're watching in the world you have your own stories and your own experiences about homelessness and cope at 19 you know what to do with your new cheap jump into the chat and you tube can be part of the conversation. i'm going to say hello to this and maison panel and begun to introduce themselves to your doctor because shall great jaffe tell everybody he. nice to be here my name is marcus shallow and i'm a physician and researcher a

implemented and focus was redirected on a joint front against the who thinks who sees the country's capital sanaa in 2014 plunging the country into an ongoing civil war. while no one has claimed responsibility for the attack at aden a force of blame has fallen on the iran backed rebels this power in yemen is threatened by the new government alliance. chancellor angela merkel has called on germans to help beat the pandemic by sticking to the rules in the weeks and months ahead in her final new year's address merkel said that germany had faced quote hard times but that there was hope inside now that vaccinations have started she said 2020 had been the most challenging year of her day caves and the hoth as chancellor and that the country had never longed for a new year the way it is now medical is to just step down before the next election in september. after a year defined by coronavirus restrictions and lockdowns people around the world are eager to show 2020 of the dole preparations are underway to bring in the new but it's evident celebrations will be a lot more muted this evening. praying for g

in november 29th seen hundreds of thousands of people spontaneously took to the streets in iran sanaa just cities men and women blocks traffic and trampled on poor traits of the country's leaders. the crowds were upset about a huge increase in gasoline prices following months of fuel rationing. since 2018 iran has been hit hard by new u.s. economic sanctions on the government has taken a hard line against the protests. after the 1st demonstrations still sororities blocked internet access nationwide for several days to keep people from posting. cts about the protests several 100 people were killed in the clashes and at least 7000 were arrested. i iran's leaders blamed the demonstrations on its enemies. i mean. this year i could not keep. you. have just read the book. and as you have been seeing. the gallery in force i bet if you pay those are the. in america that i see the matter of doom. no. the u.s. has applied maximum economic and political pressure on iran to try to get the country's leaders to approve a new agreement on their nuclear program. many western experts see iran as a thr

implemented and focus was redirected on a joint front against the who thiis who sees the country's capital sanaa in 2014 plunging the country into an ongoing civil war while no one has claimed responsibility for the attack at aden airport to blame has fallen on the iran backed rebels this power in yemen is threatened by the new government alliance. britain has become the 1st country in the will to authorize the coronavirus vaccine developed by astra zeneca an oxfordian of a state but while the drug made a has received emergency approval on its home to the european union and the united states andre to follow suit just hit the nation's vaccine is cheaper and easier to transport than the bio intake pfizer and wonder innovations but trial data suggest it's not as if it there is also uncertainty about the best dosage for the extras in a vaccine and here are some of the developments in the pandemic in the u.s. more than 3900 people died from cold at 19 a wednesday a new record for daily fatalities that's according to the latest count by john hopkins university china has approved its 1st coronavirus va