security belt forces are backed by the united arab emirates, but they are very much part of the yemenih, and soon after this attack security belt forces personnel blamed this attack on the houthi rebels, saying that it was a missile strike, and saying they had arrested some people close to the scene who were linked with the houthis, suggesting that these people may have been coordinating the strike in some way. denmark will start using live video to help people who call the emergency services in and around the capital, copenhagen. anyone with a camera phone will be able to stream video direct from the scene to call handlers without installing an app. there's been a year—long trial, which the authorities say was successful. karl riley reports. denmark's main emergency call centre where dispatchers give critical advice to callers as ambulances make their way to the scene. from the start of 2020, callers here may be asked to share live video as a trial of the technology becomes permanent. translation: it makes a big difference. we find we use the video calls a lot where there is a lot of

security belt forces are backed by the united arab emirates but they are part of the yemeni governmentsoon after this attack, the security belt forces blamed this attack on the houthi rebels, saying it was a missile strike and they say they had arrested people close to the scene who were linked to the houthis, suggesting these people may have been coordinating the strike in some way. alanjohnston alan johnston reporting there. boats carrying 31 migrants have been picked up as they attempted to cross the english channel. two have been taken by french authorities to france and the british border force intercepted a third. all of those found, including a pregnant woman, are thought to be in a safe condition. a group of former labour mps who lost their seats in the election have called for "fundamental change" at the top of the party. in a letter to the 0bserver, the group — which includes former mp for wakefield mary creagh — said "cronyism" in the party and labour's "unwillingness" to stand up to anti—semitism were repeatedly raised as issues on the doorstep. and that issue shamed the tr

a parade of new recruits were joining the security belt forces.eni government entities more with the hoothi rebels. they say this was a rebel missile strike. hoothi made no comments neither confirming nor denying their involvement. yemen's mall has dragged on for nearly five yea rs. mall has dragged on for nearly five years. these pro—government forces are backed by the saudi militants. they confront the hoothi in many places. there have been tens of thousands of civilian casualties. yemen is the scent of what has been called the world ‘s worst unitarian disaster. the un says that in yemen, a child dies every ten minutes, often of an easily preventable disease. millions are continually at risk overfamine. parts of australia are facing another testing day as bushfires intensify. officials are warning of extreme danger caused by temperatures of a0 celsius or above, combined with thunderstorms and changing wind directions. in the state of south australia, there have been wind gusts of more than one hundred kilometres an hour and lightning has started

claimed responsibility for the strike in the southern town of the lie the apparent target was the security belt forces were trained in the quip by the united arab emirates they're part of a government allied separatist group in southern yemen. 16 somalis who were badly wounded in a bombing in mogadishu have been airlifted to turkey saturday's attack killed at least 80 people including 2 turkish nationals those are the headlines a lot more news for you in half an hour talk to al-jazeera is next. for you you'd see. china china china china john are going to china china they want to make a deal. question is do i want to make a deal we've heard u.s. president donald trump talk about china many times. in fact it was he who started the so-called trade war with china you know the 2018 with tariffs piling up on both countries imports that isn't a real war and how much of it is impacting china's massive economy and it's 1400000000 people. i'm kemal santa maria here in the library at the national museum of carter willis trade war between the world's 2 biggest economies.

bomb over night that was exploded in the morning but we have heard also other reports from the security belts of black backed by the united arab emirates that the whole of these have carried out such morality on the buried itself. we have also heard news from the home. news agency that they have 4 wheels and attempted to advance towards the northern areas so the we are waiting also for the press conference that was going to be held at $1212.00 g.m.t. . by the how these military spokesperson who could shed light on this. attack. but in more than one occasion the whole these have carried out attacks are on the military parades especially in the. and aden the last one was in july 31st so the. have been claimed by the fees and also there was a simultaneous attack in this prayer in the previous operations that these you know al qaeda itself has claimed responsibility so the southern forces are targeted by both sides. for the update thanks very much course we'll continue to monitor events with you from sort of. now turkey has sent doctors and medical supplies to somalia to treat the dozens injured

the attack came at the end of a graduation ceremony for recruits to a force known as the security beltn's government against the houthi rebels. officials have blamed the houthis for the strike. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe is to go on hunger strike in solidarity with another dual national being held in iran. kylie moore—gilbert, a british—australian academic, started an open—ended hunger strike six days ago in protest at being sentenced to ten years on espionage charges. she has been held in solitary confinement since october 2018, while ms zaghari—ratcliffe was jailed four years ago. as the nhs braces itself for the new year period — often its busiest time — a pioneering scheme in wales is aiming to take the pressure off hospitals and doctors‘ surgeries. five members of the welsh ambulance service have graduated to become the uk's first prescribing paramedics — and the team can be deployed across the nhs. 0ur health editor hugh pym has been on the road with some of them. it enhances the role greatly and it makes our role a lot more flexible. patients don't always phone 999 because they t

has claimed responsibility for the strike in the southern town of dolly the apparent target was security belt forces trained and equipped by the saudi u.a.e. coalition it's been fighting against the rebels since 2015 the governor of new york has describes an attack on orthodox jews as an act of domestic terrorism 5 people were injured when a man armed with a machete stormed into a rabbi's home during hanukkah celebrations in upstate new york it's the latest in a series of attacks against the jewish community in the u.s. as old as heroes roseland shortened explains. 37 year old grafton thomas faces 5 counts of attempted murder after an attack at a hanukkah party a month see new york a witness called the attack a terrifying just winning as is the word knife i don't know what it was back and forth that the people descending was crammed after me when they came out here is going to have to be hey you all got you but that's it that's about it so far thomas has not been charged with a hate crime the new york state governor says the suspect should get out and more i think this is an act of terrorism

no claim of responsibility for the strike in the southern town of delhi the apparent target was security belt forces who are trained and equipped by the saudi u.a.e. coalition it's been fighting against the hooty rebels since 2015. courtrai the heathy militias have try to move the parting away from the battlefield after they separate losses on the front lines and into the heart of darling way their stripes and this strike will wreak not fighting there because the joint southern forces will not stop in just securing they will also try to secure tyreese and other areas. the u.s. has sent a rapid response team to the central african republic after violence between shop owners and fighters who are demanding money at least 40 people were killed in the capital bangui on thursday the un's warning against an escalation of fighting following years of unrest between muslim and christian militias the us military and somali forces of hit 2 targets with air strikes somalia's government says that a senior al shabaab member was killed after a truck bomb attack blamed on the armed group in mogadishu 18 peopl

claimed responsibility for the strike in the southern town of the lie the apparent target was the security belt forces were trained in the quip by the united arab emirates they're part of a government allied separatist group in southern yemen. 16 somalis who were badly wounded in a bombing in mogadishu have been airlifted to turkey saturday's attack killed at least 80 people including 2 turkish nationals those are the headlines of news for you in half an hour talk to al-jazeera is next. that is all you need. to see. china china china china china china china china they want to make a deal. question is do i want to make a deal we've heard u.s. president donald trump talk about china many times. in fact it was he who started the so-called trade war with china you know the 2018 with tariffs piling up on both countries imports that isn't a real war and how much of it is impacting china's massive economy and it's 1400000000 people. santamaria here in the library of the national museum of carter willis trade war between the world's 2 biggest economies have repercussions far beyond their own shores we'

for the strike which was in the town of the law in southern yemen the apparent target was the security belt forces who are trained and the quip by the united arab emirates they're part of a government allied separatist group in southern yet. in the saudi i'm erotic coalition intervened in yemen's war in 2015 trying to restore the exiled government power. portray the militias of try to move the parting away from the battlefield after they suffered losses on the front lines and into the heart of darling by way of a strikes and this strike. there because the joint southern forces will not stop in just securing they will also try to secure tyreese and other areas. well meanwhile the who these say that they've identified 9 targets in saudi arabia and the u.a.e. which they plan to hit next year who say no he is a pro who the journalist based in santa he says disagreements within the saudi u.a.e. led coalition fighting in yemen mean that they are risk of splitting up. i think because if we see that the goal in the south is different saudi arabia is supporting the legitimacy of the other on the oth

at least 7 people have died in yemen or through blast hit a military graduation parade yemen security beltforces say that the explosion took place in the southern town of delhi. and the un sent a rapid response team to the central african republic after fighting broke out between shop owners and fighters demanding money at least 40 people were killed in the capital bangui on thursday dozens of shops and homes were set on fire when traders refused to pay the un's warning against an escalation of fighting following years of unrest between muslim and christian militias. all owed cleaver have to streep's are now threatening the operations of libya's state oil firm the n.o.c. says it may be forced to close the country's largest oil refinery due to fighting near the western port of the we're 3 bombs landed close to the storage tanks over the weekend forces loyal to have to have been accused of targeting the oil port complex demonstrators have gathered in central on kong saying that they won't back down from protests that have disrupted the city for more than 6 months there mainly against china's

al-jazeera the sell rubber band of all the top stories and breaking news coming out of yemen that its security belt forces say that the blast has hit a military graduation parade in the southern town of. witnesses say the explosion went off in a guest plant for no one has yet claimed responsibility for the attack we're trying to bring you more of that in the coming hours are the top stories that turkey has sent doctors and medical supplies to somalia following saturday's suicide attack that killed at least 79 people in mogadishu the president is blaming al-shabaab fold the truck bombing though no one has yet claimed responsibility. so i can see why the the motive behind such an attack is to terrorize and demoralize the somali people and its government the people in its government will never be demoralized from achieving our development goals and rebuilding our country this terrorist group of our it seems has been contracted to kill and massacre innocent people and destroy all infrastructure. the un has sent a rapid response team to the central african republic after fighting broke out between shop

headlines at least 7 people killed in yemen after a drone attack hit a military graduation parade a security belt forces which are allied to the government say the attack happened in the southern town of valley. turkey sent doctors and medical supplies to somalia to treat the dozens injured in saturday's truck bombing at least 79 people were killed in mogadishu somalis president is blaming the armed group al-shabaab and he is vowing the country will not be demoralized by the worst attack in 2 years so i can see why the. the motive behind such an attack is to terrorize and demoralize the somali people and its government the people its government will never be demoralized from achieving our development goals and rebuilding our country this terrorist group of acid it seems has been contracted to kill and massacre innocent people and destroy all infrastructure. the u.n. sent a rapid response team to central african republic after fighting between shop owners and fighters demanding money at least 40 people were killed in the capital bangui on thursday dozens of shops and homes were set on fire after t

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at least 7 people killed in yemen after a drone hit a military graduation rate the security belt forces which are allied to the government say the attack happened in the southern town of balad. and turkey has sent doctors and medical supplies to somalia to treat dozens of people injured in saturday's suicide bombing nearly 80 people were killed in the deadliest attack in mogadishu in 2 years. now demonstrators of demonstrators have gathered in central hong kong saying they won't back down from the protests that have disrupted the city for more than 6 months to stick to their demands for change against china's increasing influence over the territory florence law is there with the protesters in hong kong. about $300.00 protesters or supporters of the protest movement there dressed mostly in black with a small so they're not immediately recognizable by police that's become the usual uniform of people attending such rallies police have issued a letter of no objection to this gathering which means they deemed this to be a legal offending so we're not seeing a heavy or obvious needs presence

for the strike which was in the town of the ally in southern yemen the apparent target was the security belt forces who are trained and the quipped by the united arab emirates they're part of a government allied separatist group in southern yemen the saudi and erotic coalition intervened in yemen's war in 2015 trying to restore the exiled government to power. portray the militias have tried to move the party away from the battlefield after they suffered losses on the front lines i mean to the heart of darling by way of a strikes and this strike. there because the joints of the forces will not stop in just securing they will also try to secure and other areas here but meanwhile the who these say that they've identified 9 targets in saudi arabia and the u.a.e. you which they plan to hit next year who say no he is a pro who the journalist based in sanaa he says that this agreements within the saudi u.a.e. led coalition fighting in yemen mean that they are at risk of splitting up. i think because if we see that the goal in the south is different saudi arabia is supporting the legitimacy of the o

especially to saudi from the south from aden and other like of valor this built the so-called security beltthat has become a tool for the united arab emirates in form in secret but isn't as an artist and many people in conducting many i talk on as well according to many international outlets like the associate press they have said that. as well is that included in this so-called security both the fight on ars this fight on they have struck a deal with this group just to secure the saudis or to fight what they call their militia to hold these in sanaa saying we are now approaching well the new year 2020 and it'll be 5 years since the war in yemen began what do you see happening in the new year the battle has definitely changed you're talking about the united arab emirates we've seen their role sort of changing their relationship with saudi arabia changes what do you see any potential breakthrough this coming year. i think because if we see that the goal in the south is different than saudi arabia is supporting the legitimacy of the other on the other side we see that united arab emirate is c

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security. in the rust belt, where the states were helping donald trump the last time around, the weakness could. there is a vested weakness from the white house to keep the economy going, and isaac that's -- we have the trade deal and i think that's why we have the trade deal. anna: quickly, where does that leave markets? over ave rallied quickly phase one deal. to the details not really matter? is the sentiment hind agreeing with something really important? --: this is some kind of a truth. people tell me this is not enough, not applicable and will not be implement it as much, but i think will be good enough -- ed as much, but i think we will have a scenario where global companies and consumers held back a lot of their spending, just for the fact that they did not know the rules ahead. i think that will create easing, especially in the united states. the rhetorical the white house will help as well. we have had very disappointing manufacturing data out of germany, very closely connected to the u.s.-china trade war and uncertainty about the u.s.-eu relationship. what kind of data do you expect

security. >> the whistle-blowerer says the tsa has told officer to keep conveyer belts moving in precheck lines which could affect their ability to spot questionable items in bags. >> let's discuss now with mary schiavo. >> mary, it's so unsettling to hear about these quote/unquote shortcuts. it's the holiday season. in general, more people are traveling than ever on airplanes. and you say that these are the kinds of security shortcuts at airports that led to 9/11. are we safe? >> no, not when this is the attitude and this is what's happening at security. this is exactly the lead up to september 11, 2001. back then, the airlines were responsible for security. they did it through contractors which they hired. but i was inspector general in the 90s and we did tests all over the country and the failure rates at checkpoints were 95, in some cases 100%. a few airports were good. but what happens next with the t sk a sa is going to determine what happens next. these disclosures are very important, but they should be used to beef up security. back in 2001, in the lead up to september 11, of course, th

securities industry. it's the same as having a seatbelt in a car. >> guest: seat belt and a car would be going too far forregulations. i don't think -- is that you don't thin think we should havee seatbelts in the car? >> guest: i think i shouldn't be told what to do. the other argument is if i get in a car accident without a seatbelt and i end up on the charity list for helping me get well, i was negligent about wearing a seatbelt, so i can see both parties but my feelings or leave me alone and i will make up my own mistakes and grow my own wago my ownway and do my ow. that's my emotions. realistically though, you know there has to be some regulation. i like the word free enterprise more than i like the word capitalism. capitalism is a great thing that capitalism is the kind of gets the image but it's unbounded, that it's wrong and it's dog eat dog and cutthroat which it is a projecinwhich it should be, bute enterprise may give the same image that brings in the temperance that comes with regulation. so, we do need regulation and we do need an overseer of the securities industry, probably every industry,

europe through its belt and road's initiatives. 5g, the building out next generation of communications technology in a way that may compete with western systems and threaten western securityhere's ai, intellectual property threats from china, that was on the agenda today, that's a good thing. cyber threats are part of the new hybrid warfare. we don't fight with just battleships and people in uniform -- in uniform. nato has to modernize. i have seen the cyber command effort in brussels, it's ok, but i would not yet say that it's capable of doing everything nato will have to do. about theng forward threats from the world. , now that theran u.s. has unfortunately backed out of the p5 plus one nuclear agreement, iran is having protests and it's rebuilding a centrifuge capability. none of which seems to be good news. we are sticking with jane harman, you mentioned the russian supplied missiles to turkey, which they are now testing. there are possible sanctions coming from capitol hill, the president may or may not enforce it. what's the way out of this jam? how can we have russian-made missiles that may interface with f-35's? jane: yeah. first of all this was bad behavior and

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