sarah clark is covering the story for us from brisbin in australia, so he survived the vote. how politically secure is he now? well, he was always, always dying to survive. this particular part of the conference simply because his party has the majority. but when it came to us, the actual numbers 15 m. p 's backs the motion of the confidence and 30 to reject it and to abstain. but he's to bod, boats of no confidence in the past, but he had to be defeated twice. but the difference between knows when he was defeated and now because his party has majority. but it was a lengthy and often heated debates in the parliament in holy hour. on monday, the opposition laid a matthew while he was where he lived this particular campaign to teach the prime minister. his key accusation was that the provinces had lost trust in the prime minister and his erotic court. and most of the decision making many difficult for countries was already struggling. the member of the malay, which is the province the most populous province. he also made some key accusations and also driving his campaign to a f

to avoid a repeat of the recent riots, sarah clark out his ear. the new on the tron, very into coven 19, has spread to 3 more nations. the cases detected in thailand, nepal and croatia. thailand is heavily dependent on tourism and it's only just reopened it's borders for travel. scientists are working to establish if a micron spreads faster than previous variance, and whether it will be more resistant to vaccines. south africa's president who has accused rich countries of creating a system of health. the parties in the fight against coven, 19 a similar, unopposed toler, peace and security. for a min, senegal, that developed countries are failing to deliver vaccines promised to africa, where the only tron variant continues to spread from decker. nicholas hacker puts the fight against the new armor. crone variance in senegal starts here at a health center in downtown to car, were doses of the covered 19 vaccines are available. i can, with the can, the, it's not because we have a vaccine that we are immune. we need to keep protective measures and pro

sarah clark out here. ah, it's good to have this low adrian funding here in the headlines on i was 0. the united states has announced a diplomatic boycott of bay james winter olympics accusing china of widespread human rights abuses. no american government officials will attend the games, but it will have no impact on athletes. speaking before the boycott was confirmed, china's foreign ministry condemned any form of boycott soon. are you sure you knew the winterly.

sarah clark, queensland, australia. ah, that's good to me and mar, where a military offensive against destiny. karen armed groups is intensifying the military that seized power in a cool back in february has been accused of committing atrocities against villagers . thousands are fleeing into thailand. tony chang has more now from the time border town of my salt. it's a lot quanch's day. we have had a few little clashes. we heard her some bangs inside now mom, but the fighting seems to have moved in from the immediate border area. that's what the time military were telling us. they seemed a lot more relaxed, very different from yesterday when we saw her fighting really right up to the river . my. that's the, the border itself. and village is pouring across. we even saw an attack helicopter operating along the border. a lot of villages said that that was the thing. they were really most scared about. the air strikes that had been coming in or to the places they lived there. still on the tie side, there are more than 5000

sarah clark out here. this is al jazeera from london still to come. bish kick is the world's most native city, and unlike most countries, keystone is becoming more reliant on coal and sport iraq take on our cup, host cutter and a bid to clarify it for the quarter finals. ah ah hello, thank you for joining in most of our storm energy around that central mediterranean is pivoting further toward the east and same goes for that shield of snow through the bulk. and so, sophia bulgaria could pick up about 5 plus centimeters. the worst of the weather, i think will be over western areas of turkey gathering steam through the eastern med, we've got a fire hose of rain for antalya. so think we could pick up about 50 millimeters and those winds will crank up to 65 kilometers per hour. our next advantage storms swoops in. look what it does to ward. hi barea. we've got a lot of rain and wind, so let's break it down. 6 meter high waves for that north coast of spain, about 40 millimeters over 12 hours. so the threat of fl

sarah clark has our report on the straining situation. she's on the sunshine coast. calls are backed up for kilometers at testing centers across sydney. some people are waiting up for 6 hours for tests with results taking days to be returned. some states require mandatory covered tests before they allow people to travel from other parts of australia that includes queensland, south, australia and tasmania. but that's putting pressure on a health system already inundated with rising number of infections. they're asking people to test before they come to the hospital. but of course at choose the p c r testing. and now i'm believably long and the delays in getting test results are getting to point with their unworkable. so if you've got people who are showing up who are unwell and people who are at high risk of serious illness, they're the ones you have to find early hospital pathology. you this in sydney sent out a premature text, advising nearly 500 people. what they were negative for cove at 19 when they were positive. it blame the incident on a clinic. clara. what's

more with sarah clark, she's on australia's sunshine coast. we certainly are seeing an ongoing rise in the number of cases across australia. so it's all states and territories. victoria bottles, are they the states with the highest numbers? some states are reinforcing or reinstating some tough restrictions. masts are pretty much mandatory across the country indoors at the moment, but you thought, well, since resistance pushes overturned to lockdown, i would as christmas period. and in queensland where i am on tuesday, we recorded the highest number of jolly cases. 1158. a headline syrian site medias reporting is ready for says have carried out an air strike on a major port in the city of the takia. missiles have reported the damaged containers of the port and several residential buildings. shops and hospitals are not clear if anyone has been injured. these 23 people were killed in sudan when a gold mine collapsed on sunday. 7 people were left injured after the accident at the mine in west quota found state. small sco mining has returned to tha

sarah clark is the whole director. >> in some families, we are trying to make up for things missed overhe last year or year and a half. i don't really think that's the approach that will be most helpful. >> reporter: expert say to make the season brighter, sit down with your family and asked everyone what they really want from christmas. keep your favorite traditions like the thing about which activities you can cut or minimize. >> the presidents and the holiday spirit at the meals, i guess? >> what about the elf on the shelf? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: checked the to do list twice and try to trim some of the stress for more joy this season. >>> 70% of parents say the best way to reduce holiday stress is to get alone time. that's rare. listening to music also helps. maybe not christmas music. >>> time for a look at our forecast. i need a break from jingle bells? it's wonderful. >> a good christmas playlist. it is a lot of piano or they take a theme and vamp on it. >> that's nice. >>> that's the only way i can a point. >> you need up break. >> the elf on the shelf is watching you and judg

all right, sir clark lives 1st there in brisbane. sarah, thank you. in belton police, a sprite, water canon, and fire tear gas on riot as it a protest against kobe 19 rules. about 8000 people tried to reach the european union headquarters, but were blocked, letting bother reports. a stand off in the belgian capital on the sidelines of a covey. 19 protest polices water cannon against a group of protest us some of whom appeared to throw firewood. several 100 people march through the streets. 2 days after the government tightened restrictions for the 3rd week in a row, some carried signs critical of vaccines which have proved to be highly effective against the corona virus. others were worried about belgium, making it compulsory for health workers to be vaccinated. something that's coming in on the 1st of january blue works and that will be a good. i don't agree with mandatory vaccination, finances, radical carissa. i think i saw the choice to take a vaccine as its own choice and get straight on my in my opinion. health work is we'll have 3 months to get

sarah clark has moved from brisbin. we certainly are seeing an ongoing rise in the number of cases across the street. that's all states and territories victorian. while the states with the highest number, some states reinforcing or reinstating some health restrictions math that pretty much mandatory across the country indoors at the moment. but you thought, well, resistance pushes over 10 to look at over the christmas period and in queens and where i am on tuesday, we recorded the highest number of dolly cases, 1150 the 8th round of negotiations to revive the raw nuclear dale have resumed in vienna, rollins foreign minister, once the us to lift sanctions on tyrants, oil like sports. and he, you, diplomat. his chairing the talk says negotiations may be over within weeks and then she offensive against ethnic karen arms. groups is intensifying in myanmar ministry received power and acute in february has been accused of committing atrocities against vintages. syria has condemned an israeli government decision to double the

sarah clark out his ear. ah, it is good to be with us. hello, adrian said again, here in doha, the headlines on our 0, the united states is announced a diplomatic boycott of b james winter, olympics accusing china of widespread human rights abuses. no american government officials will attend the games, but it'll have no impact on the athlete. so going, speaking before the boycott was confirmed, china's foreign ministry condemned any form of boycott. sonia is hook sure, you know? yeah, i mean, the winter olympics are held once every 4 years as a rare opportunity for athletes. the protagonist of the beijing winter olympics will be athletes from various countries, not individual politicians. those politicians who clamor for a boycott for political self interest are just showing off and i ping things up. nobody cares whether they come or not, and it will have no influence on beijing success. in hosting the winter olympics may were in the us, france, germany broken of italy, so the united front as needed to face the threat of russian hostilit

sarah clark is covering the story. busy from brisbin in australia, he was always, always going to survive this particular part of the coffin, simply because his party has the majority. but when it came to the actual number 15 m. p 's a back the most of the confidence and 30 to reject it. and to abstain, but he's the bod. boats of not confident in the past, but he had to be defeated twice. but the difference between knows when he was the faces and now it's because his party has majority. but it was a lengthy and often heated debates in the parliament in holy hour. on monday, the opposition laid a matthew while he was where he lived this particular campaign to teach the prime minister. his key accusation was that the provinces had lost trust in the prime minister and his erratic poor. and most of the decision making many difficult for countries, was already struggling. the member, the malay, which is the province the most populous province. he also made some key accusations and also driving the campaign to post apartment

sarah clark explains we certainly are seeing an ongoing rise in the number of cases across australia. so it's all states and territories. are the 2 or any sub bottles? are they that the states with the highest numbers, some states are reinforcing or reinstating. so tough restrictions masks that pretty much mandatory across the country indoors at the moment that you thought well, since resistance pushes a return to a locked out of it is christmas period. and in queensland where i am on tuesday, we've recorded the highest number of jolly cases, 1158 the 8th round of negotiations to revive the iran nuclear deal has resumed in vienna. the rounds foreign minister wants the u. s. to lift sanctions on to ron's oil exports and e u diplomats was cheering. those talks says negotiations may be over within weeks. the white house has confirmed plans to hold security talks with russia early next month. the russian foreign minister says both diplomats and military officials will take part in the discussions scheduled for january. the 10th ma scope and representatives from nature will also meet later

including poor health care and services, and china as perceived influence over the government or sarah clark as coming the story from the australian city of brisbin. sarah, so this no confidence vote follows the recent violence. tell us more about the vote and did it come as a surprise. it's not a surprise, and of course, as you mentioned, we had 4 days of civil unrest i just took over a week ago, which brought tony yara since then. the opposition later has been gathering support, but it's both confidence motion and that's currently being by on the floor. we have been very emotional and angry. prime minister, defending cell phone as we speak in parliament in honey our. the accusations that the opposition laid up matthew while is making is that some of our i has abandoned some of the provinces. he said that the provinces have lost trust in the prime minister. and he, the rhetoric, who and mercenary decision making is making bad decisions. worse that the other key critic in his 10 pine to suddenly make the old for the, the prime minister to stand down. is the member from a light to a malay who

more on this with sarah clark, she's on strategy, sunshine coast. we certainly are seeing an ongoing rise in the number of cases across australia. so it's all states and territories or victoria. idols, are they the states with the highest numbers? some states are reinforcing or reinstating some tough restrictions masks are pretty much mandatory across the country, indoors at the moment. but you said well, since resisted any bushel or return to lockdown, i would as christmas period. and in queensland where i am on tuesday, we've recorded the highest number of jolly cases. 1158 village is in may and may have been fleeing over the borders. neighboring thailand, as fighting between government and ethnic karen forces intensifies abundance, was triggered by a military raid. last week, indians governments frozen the bank accounts of one of the world's best known catholic charities. it says the organization, which was founded by mother teresa did not at here to local law. the 8th round of talks to revive. iran's 2015 nuclear deals resumed and vienna terran

sarah clark out here. ah, it is good to have you with us. hello, adrian. said again, here in doha, the headlines on our 0, the united states is announced a diplomatic boycott of b james winter, olympics accusing china of widespread human rights abuses. no american government officials will attend the games, but it'll have no impact on the athletes who are going. speaking before the boycott was confirmed, china's foreign ministry condemned any form of boycott. sonya is hook sure, you know? yeah, i mean the winter olympics are held once every 4 years as a rare opportunity for athletes. the protagonist of the beijing winter olympics will be athletes.

for the 1st time, new cases in a day, more on this one with sarah clark, she is on the sunshine coast never has been we certainly are saying an ongoing rise in the number of cases across the street. that's all states and territories victorian. while the states with the highest number this week, we had the highest daily count of being 10000 across the nation. now on tuesday. well, it's recorded 6062 cases and 3 did. and we don't thing a rise in hospitalization numbers, but should state it's the delta barrier that pushing these numbers. driving these numbers on monday, we recorded this day regarding the on the kron very some states, a reinforcing or reinstating some health restrictions, much pretty much mandatory across the country indoors at the moment. but you thought, well, because we did a push over 10 to look at over the christmas period. and in queensland where i am on tuesday, we reported to the highest number of cases, 1150. this is because we got people traveling over the christmas break and we got huge pression on the health system, particularly news as well because the restri

now to sarah clark, how correspondent on the sunshine coast, north of brisbin high this era, so unpack the numbers for us. how do we think they're going to stack up? well, he said, well, between other 2 states that are recording the highest number of, of infections. the last couple of days. i mentioned the biggest daily account with 10000 record across the nation this week. now on tuesday, identity stockpiles and had numbers above 6000 had tree did. and it's also an increase in hospitalization. and i should just assign the driving the growth driver to the delta barrier as opposed to on the com. but it's, we both had the desk relation to the on the comm variance, the man and his id had underlined health conditions. but he was the residents of an aged kids fucking more concerns that the kids might have. like some sites including wells, had reinstated some of the restrictions including medicaid wearing my, my state from territory in australia. but you thought, well, since we call to go back into lockdown, i should not that where i am claims that we've had the highest dining rate of infect

hope more from sarah clark. she's on australia, sunshine coast. we certainly are seeing an ongoing rise in the number of cases across australia. so it's all states into trees or victorian idols, or they've got the states with the highest numbers. some states are reinforcing or reinstating tough restrictions. masts are pretty much mandatory across the country in doors at the moment. but you said, well, since resistance pushes are returned to lockdown, i would as christmas period. and in queensland where i am on tuesday, we recorded the highest number of jolly cases. 1158 at the headlines village is in may and may have been plain to neighboring thailand. fighting between government and ethnic current forces intensifies advances triggered by a military raid. last week. the 8th round of talks to revive iran's 2015 nuclear deal has resumed in vienna. iran's foreign minister though once guarantees that us sanctions will be lifted on its oil sails. syrian state media is reporting israeli forces of carried out an air strike on a major ports in the city of

sarah clark, queensland, australia. more than 100 ro hanger refugees are stranded in indonesian waters. local authorities in the province of al chase. i fail, assist those on board with repairs, but will not allow them to disembark. the government is yet to comment. jessica washington reports from jakarta, indonesia waters off the coast of the island of sumatra. these fishermen are trying to do whatever they can to help people in desperate need his vessel carrying more than a 100 for his refugees. was spotted near arching province on sunday. local fishermen said they felt sorry for those on board, particularly the young children delegate ha calmly got the lower d o. according to our radio communication, they a week. some one died, some, a sick, including many children, and the elderly are getting weaker according to our information. they've been at sea for 28 days regarding a lawyer, but another underwater ariano fishermen told al jazeera they have been providing food medicine and water to those on board that have not b

sarah clark that for us in brisbin the 8th round of talks to revise. iran 2015 nuclear deal with world powers has resumed in vienna. around the foreign minister wants guarantees that us sanctions will be lifted on iranian oil sales fee is a growing, the time is running out and salvage the do. dorsey jabbar has been monitoring the talks from vienna they one of the 8th rounds of the nuclear negotiations between iran and the p 4 plus one that's friends, u. k. germany, russia, and china, and indirectly the united states have wrapped up here in vienna. all parties are optimistic on this 1st day that this rounds will move forward much quicker than the previous ones, because there seems to be a general consensus about what needs to be discussed. moving forward, please talk will go on until friday, where there will be a 3 day break for the new year, and they will resume next monday and they will keep going until there is some kind of a resolution. the russians ambassador has said that he's hopeful this could be possibly the final round of the negotiations. and of course, we are here because th

and that number is expected to rise of the new year break sarah clark, queensland, australia, or many countries in latin america are only now recording their 1st on the current cases. but the continent is well prepared with some of the world's leading vaccination rates. alice handler empathy is in columbia capital, a vocal cash i listen to that's good news that for the region. and i guess quite a turnaround because the south america did suffer hugely at the initial stages of the coven pandemic. absolutely, barbara has been a remarkable turn around just to give you an idea. if you think about it that south america has just 8 percent of the world population by, by mid the 2021. i had already accounted for a 3rd of all corona virus related that globally, that just gives you an idea of how difficult things have been here. how difficult that has been for government to reorganize the be often the apache health services that many of the countries in south america have at least for the majority of their population at the beginning of the vaccination campaigns most come through with maybe the

sarah clark, queensland, australia. on to other news, and syrian state meteors reporting is very forces of carried out an air strike on a major port in the city of la takia missiles of reported damaged containers at the port and several residential buildings, shops and hospital. not you're clear if anyone's been injured and the reports haven't been independently confront. at least 23 people were killed in sudan when a gold mine collapsed on sunday. 7 people were left injured after that accident of the mine in west quarter, fun province to similar incidents there early in the year, kill 10 people. small scale miners returned to the mine after it was abandoned by state. security forces had shouted dumb to me and not were a military offensive against ethnic korean armed groups is intensifying. the military, which these power nicu back in february has been accused of committing atrocities against villages thousands now fleeing violence. and heading over into thailand, that is where tony cheng reports from the ty bought a to

sarah clark out here. ah, it's good to have this low adrian funding here in the headlines on 0. the united states has announced a diplomatic boycott of bay james winter olympics accusing china of widespread human rights abuses. no american government officials will attend the games, but it will have no impact on athletes. speaking before the boycott was confirmed, china's foreign ministry condemned any form of boycott. soon. are you sure you knew the winter olympics? a held once every 4 years as a rare opportunity for athletes. the protectiveness of the beijing winter olympics will be athletes from various countries, not individual politicians. those politicians who clamor a boycott for political self interest, just showing off and i can things up. nobody cares whether they come or not, and it will have no influence on basing success in hosting the winter olympics. many government forces one more battlefield victories against rebels from the north, the, to grier people's liberation front or t p i left appears to be retreating and i'm not a far regions, but a spokesman says that

sarah clark explains, we certainly are seeing an ongoing rise in the number of cases across australia. so it's all states into treats added to or, and he said, what else are they that the stated the highest numbers, some states are reinforcing or reinstating tough restrictions. masts that pretty much mandatory across the country in doors at the moment that you sent us has resisted bushel or return to lockdown. i would as christians period and in queens and where i am on tuesday, we recorded the highest number of jolly cases. 1158. now the 8th round of negotiations to revive the around nuclear deal have resumed. now in vienna, the iranian foreign minister wants the us to lift sanctions on to runs oil exports . and he, you, diplomats, who's cheering the talk says negotiations may be over. within a matter of weeks, syrian st media is for forcing israeli forces have carried out an air strike on a major port in the city of the takia. it says multiple fires have erupted and containers at the port following what's been described as is really aggression. it wasn't immediately clear if anyone

suckow's numbers was in those records. >> meaning suckow was in the area when clark disappeared. >> sarahjames and not just his cheating ways. it went back to the day james told her about doug carlile's death. >> he just walked into the room and was like, doug's dead, straight-faced, nothing. of course, i immediately got upset. we need to call his wife, business partners, how did this happen? he just walked back into the kitchen and started talking about it with everyone like it was no big deal. it was the strangest thing ever. >> did he say what happened? >> he said he got shot in his home. he said someone must have been really mad at him? how did you figure you 24is out? an old friend of doug's called james and let him know. >> did you think at the time, i wonder if james had something to do with this? >> it seemed fishy, it did. but again, your life's already crumbling. you don't want to think that your husband could be doing anything like that. >> why didn't you get out of that marriage? >> i was scared of him. so. everyone wants the fairy tale. everyone wants to be married with a goo