these small communities in sicily are very tight-knit across italy, in sicily especially, these smallerns everybody knows everybody, everybody knows who's home, everybody knows if you've got visitors or friends over. they have a good idea of what might be missing. it is devastating because everybody knows everybody. these are very tight-knit communities. it's devastating for the community ahead of the holidays like this. sicily has, as all italy, been dealing with covid, lockdowns. this year they were thinking maybe they could have something of a celebration, and now this. >> horrific timing, horrific scenes from that disaster zone there in sicily. barbie nadeau, thank you for your reporting. >>> when we come back, we talk with a man who helped revive new orleans after hurricane katrina. what he says the government needs to do now to help the tornado victims before it's too late. >>> the white house moves to approve assistance for the affected communities, but why president joe biden wants to wait before he pays them a visit. vazalore... is the first liquid-filled aspirin capsule clinic

it will be allowed to dock in sicily. currently in the central mediterranean, it's carrying a 114 migrants who were rescued last week. this has been one of the deadliest years for people using irregular brutes through the central mediterranean to reach europe . there been more more than 1500 death in january at the highest figure since 2017 . we can cross directly to the ocean viking and talk to rebecca. m. she's a midwife, a leads the on board medical team for s o. s mary to remy. i'm the international red cross. welcome to d w. how long have you been stuck on board now? do you feel about being allowed to disembark soon? hi, so we have been on board so many days with the survivors knowing that we've been assigned to it and is that something that is shared among knowing me and that that is a physical well being standardized and where did you find them and what sort of state were they, when you came across them? so the survivors that we a pharmacy rescue that was conducted off the coast of vivian, the navy in such rescued

and also europe, 48.8 on sicily this year. we have to do l sicily this year.uggling to put... as they get off the bus, a squirt of 5aniti5er. schools ramping up precautions again across england and scotland, more pupils and teachers absent. mrs regan runs 30 schools around darlington. she's determined to keep them open. we've already lost, in some ways, a generation. but she tells me covering for staff is hard. in recent weeks, we've had to close a year group in primary school because we simply could not cover it in terms of staffing and there were no supplies to be had. the supply agency also said that they were 50% down on the amount of supply teachers that they could provide to schools. hands up if you think air is a mixture. in the classroom, a c02 manager means open windows and in the classroom, a c02 monitor means open windows and energy bills or schools have scored. schools are trying to get through fully open until the end of term. already across this group of schools, more than half the teachers have had covid since the beginning of the pandemic, maki

viking finds a safe haven carrying more than a 100 migrants it's been granted permission to dock in sicily. you'll hear from the leader of the on board medical team. ah, i'm feel, gail, welcome to the program. holiday travel plans being disrupted around the world. am it a surgeon cove, in 19 cases, driven by the omi crohn variant, more than 2000 flights have been canceled globally because of the impact of the karone of ours on employees and passengers. this is the 2nd year running where the pandemic is overshadow. the festive season, ah, another curve at christmas and another difficult choice. as emma crohn continues to spread millions round the world must now decide between cancelling their travel plans or taking the risk. for some in the us, the choice was made for them when several major u. s. airlines cancelled christmas e flights after staff came down with armor crone, others of turn to tests and boosters to help keep christmas alive. including thousands of new yorkers as their city, braces for surgeon cases after the holidays wasn't warrantable, took my family. i took her morrison's

. >>> a town in sicily woke today to the sound of a blast. just ahead on cnn, two people are dead, buildings have collapsed as rescuers search for the missing. >>> plus, with g-7 foreign ministers are meeting for a second day in england, hoping the threat of harsh economic sanctions will deter russia from invading ukraine. a live report from liverpool, just ahead. stay with us. hey, angie! you forgot your phone! hey lou! angie forget her phone again? yep. lou! mom said she could save up to $400 on her wireless bill by switching to xfinity internet and mobile. with nationwide 5g at no extra cost. and lou! on the most reliable network, lou! smart kid, bill. oh oh so true. and now, the moon christmas special. gotta go! take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes switching fast and easy this holiday season. >>> welcome back to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada, and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber, this is "cnn newsroom." back to our top story. a

the ship with 100 migrants has permsion to dock in sicily.e will hear from the leader of the medical team on board. the residents of a spanish island pope a volcanic eruption is finally over. thousands have fled their homes and lava devastated crops and buildings. ♪ phil: welcome to the program. holiday travel plans are disrupted around the world over a surge in covid-19 cases driven by the omicron variant. 2000 flights are canceled globally because of the impact of the coronavirus on employees and passengers, the second year when the pandemic has overshadowed the season. ♪ >> another covid christmas and difficult choice. as omicron spreads, millions must decide cutting their travel plans or risking. for some in the u.s., the choice was made for them when several airlines canceled christmas eve flights after staff came down with omicron. others have turned to test and boosters to keep christmas alive , including thousands of new yorkers as their city braces for a surge after the holidays. >> i take care of my elderly mother. i have two small

in sicily. officials are searching for at least ten missing residents and a pregnant woman after theear—old woman was pulled from the rubble alive. prosecutors have opened a legal case. this is bbc news, the leader headlines: president biden has pledged federal aid after tornadoes devastated a string of us states, flattening whole towns and killing at least seventy people. there's a warning that the uk faces a substantial wave of 0micron infections next month that might overwhelm the national health service. the us state department's top official for europe, karen donfried, is to travel to ukraine and russia for talks about moscow's huge military build—up on the ukrainian border. foreign ministers from the g7 economic powers have been meeting in britain to try to present a united front to moscow. i have made it absolutely clear to president putin, and this is the last thing i will say, that if he moves on ukraine, the economic consequences for his economy will be devastating. devastating. number one. number two, we will find it a requirement that we will have to send more american an

and one place doing particularly well is pulitzer adriano in sicily, with the horrors of the 1st wave of coverage, still fresh in their minds. the entire adult population of the small town has signed up for a vaccination program that has been taking place in a very special location move. a small miracle has once again been achieved by the sicilian village of palazzo adriano. 30 years ago, the town square was made world famous by the movie cheenum up out of these. so, and now the township at the foot of their monte dela rosa has again managed the extraordinary in their fight against the corona virus. they still remember the fear they felt during the 1st wave. senora mima recalls watching footage of military trucks transporting, piled up coffins out of bare guerrmo in northern italy. people here wanted to prevent something like that happening in their own town at all costs. deborah would abode adel. vito said that k w that he died normally when we know that we were scared of the virus. we're now new brains are multiple born in there. in the beginning, we thought it was a type of this. i

this is a near a very popular tourist area near sicily. but this is not a tourist town. is a small, close-knit community, so everybody knows each other there. what makes these things always more devastating, everyone who has gathered around, as the rescuers look for people, know exactly who's trapped under the rubble, and that makes it even harder, kim. >> as you say, a small town devastated, but they're also coming together to try to help, right? >> that's right. and early this morning, the mayor did a facebook live, saying anybody with shovels or any kind of equipment, please come down and try to help. they were using their bare hands. these towns don't have large fire departments and rescue services, so they had to wait until people could come from large areas with different equipment. they were doing anything they could to try to see if anyone was alive. and they were able to pull two women out alive. one was able to call on her cell phone and say where she was, exactly. but there were 50 people left homeless. this really damaged other buildings nearby. and with a ga

it's been granted permission to dock in sicily. it's in the central mediterranean at the moment, carrying 114 migrants who were rescued last week. this has been one of the deadliest years for people using irregular roots through the mediterranean to reach europe. at been more than 1500 deaths since january the highest figure since 2017. or we can cross directly to the ocean viking and talk to rebecca em. she's a midwife leaves the on board medical tape for s o s mary to remy. i'm the international red cross. welcome to d. w. how long have you been at? i stuck on board. now do you feel about being allowed to disembark soon? hi. so we have been on board now the old days with the a feeling among the survivors, knowing that we've been assigned to this mrs. unders. that'd be a nice belief, something that is sad amongst knowing me and that that won't fall my mental and physical well being standardized and, and where did you find them and what sort of state were they when you came across them? so the survivors that we have on board a phar

you filmed this in sicily, right?wn. >> no, sicily was incredible. and they got hit, sadly, by the pandemic, quite early, much earlier than the u.s. did, so they sort of had had experience with it. and they were-- they were very accommodating. >> stephen: were you there with your wife and kids? >> yeah, my son still wakes up in the night going grenita. it's an italian dessert. >> stephen: and they miss it? >> they do. we brought home a reminder, though. these are all these abandoned, stray, homeless dogs everywhere that sort of-- it's not a big deal over there. they just-- it takes a village. they take care of them. but there are puppies everywhere, so we brought home a puppy. >> audience: oooh! ( applause ) you're not going to not bring home a puppy. >> stephen: that's right, what's the puppy's name? >> roxy, after roxanne. i know. but she's not roxanne, she's roxy because she eats rocks. she does. >> stephen: really? >> yeah, she eats anything. >> stephen: you are going to be performing one of the songs tonight. >>

. >> vincent marciolli is making memories he might want to forget he missed multiple flights to sicily he spent the night at the airport. >> it tooks up to 60 minutes for the results so we could be here another three or four hours. >> at least he's going to sicily if you are driving today, the best time to go is right now right now. any time before 1:00 contessa. >> how disappointing to miss your flight because of the covid test. >> he's still going. >> that's the good news. cio. >>> massive pileups shut down a highway in northwest wisconsin today. more than 100 cars and semitrucks crashed state troopers say nobody got hurt parts of california, oregon, utah, idaho and wyoming could see as much as three feet of snow through the holidays. but in the south, hey, break out that christmas swimsuit. houston, dallas, jackson, mississippi, set to have their warmest christmas on record. >>> the battle between the january 6th committee and former president trump could be headed for the supreme court. the former president has formally filed an appeal asking the high court to block the release of

more than a 100 rescued migrants have disembarked the vessel ocean viking in sicily. the boat from the organisation eso asthma to me, rescued the migrants 9 days ago as they were trying to cross from libya to europe in a rubber dingey. according to the crew, there were 31 miners among them, most of them, unaccompanied. po francis has delivered his annual christmas address from the balcony of saint peter's basilica will be at or beat meaning to the city and the world. the pontiff prayed for more corona virus vaccines to reach the world's poorest nations. and for peace in war torn countries like syria and yemen, amid rising corona virus cases in italy, the crowd was much smaller than in previous years. while german president frog welders di meyer has delivered his annual christmas address with a major focus this year on the pandemic, he urged germans to continue to respect each other to spine disagreements over corona virus restrictions and vaccines. the president also looked back at some of the key events of the year, including the change of government at home and the

so adriano in sicily with the horrors of the 1st wave of coverage still fresh in their minds, the entire adult population of the small town has signed up for a vaccination program that's been taking place in a very special location. a small miracle has once again been achieved by the sicilian village of palazzo adriano. 30 years ago, the town square was made world famous by the movie cheenam are part of the so, and now the township at the foot of their monte de la rosa has again managed the extraordinary in their fight against the corona virus. they still remember the fear they felt during the 1st wave, senora me. my recalls watching footage of military trucks transporting, piled up coffins out of bare guerrmo in northern italy. people here wanted to prevent something like that happening in their own town at all costs. deborah would abode at elvita sybert k w that he died normally when we know that we were scared of the virus. we're now new brains are multiple born in there. in the beginning, we thought it was a type of this. if he, if liberal liberal law the summer will look like it was

mask and face coverings are mandatory in rome and sicily.he new rule will run at least until midnight on december 31st. and in an effort to curb a recent surgery in cases ireland is closing nightclubs and limiting outdoor events to 50,000 capacity. and immigrants warning that omicron could produce a large wave of infections and that could lead to high numbers of hospitalizations. we have this story covered from all over europe. we have cnn contributor barbie nadeau in rome. but first, let's go to salma abdelaziz. salma, we don't know what's going on with omicron, but experts say they better act there or else. >> it's disturbing news from the scientist body, that advises the government. and they say if, let me emphasize the if here, if there's any significant reduction in the vaccine efficacy with the omicron variant that could lead to sickness and that could put huge pressure on the government here. what's the government's plan? the plan is boosters, boosters, boosters because we simply don't know how effective the vaccine will be against th

it was filmed in a small town in sicily last fall, at the heart of the pandemic.idea at the time. >> reporter: director joe wright almost had a disaster movie on his hands when mt. etna -- it exploded while you were there? >> yes. that was bad luck. on the last days, the volcano erupted, and we ran down the hill. >> reporter: literally ran for your life? >> pretty much, yeah. >> reporter: that was the cliff-hanger finale of the film shoot in sicily. but our story began calmly in connecticut at the good speed theater three years ago. was peter still working on game of throne at the time? >> he wrapped game of thrones -- two days later he started this. >> reporter: she is peter dinklage's wife. >> i'm a poet. >> reporter: she wrote and directed the stage adaptation of cyrano. >> i love the character of cyrano. i love how uncomprising he is, he is unwilling to be bought. i don't think he would post much on instagram or twitter. he really is his own person. >> reporter: and yet he is insecure. >> yes. >> reporter: erica, your wife, told us you begged her for the part?

the ocean viking allowed to dock in sicily. we hear from the charity that runs the ocean viking. south koreans divided over the pardon of dealing former president park geun-hye, currently in hospital. she thanks her moderate successor. i'm francois picard. in bethlehem, the west big -- west bank first place of jesus christ, another travel ban in israel, this time due to the surge of the omicron variant. we spoke with correspondent here is mockler -- iris moncler, who said israel was banking on a rebound after 2020. >> they made a lot of efforts in bethlehem. i have spoken to someone who established a boutique hotel, and now it is empty. mebody else bought all the souvenirs that foreign tourists and pilgrims will buy, commissioned all of the carvings of olive wood. who is going to buy that now? the only people who are going to be in the square tonight are going to be locals, and they are not buying. last year was worse, i guess, because there was a lot down, but this year, it is heartbreaking because the anticipation was greater. now in many ways, but especially in tourist terms,

s. medicine ramey has found a safe haven on christmas eve has been granted permission to dock in sicily. currently in the central mediterranean, is carrying a 114 migrants it rescued last week. this has been one of the deadliest years for people using irregular routes through the mediterranean to reach europe. that have been more than 1500 deaths since january the highest figure since 2017. when we can cross directly to the ocean viking and talk to rebecca em, she's a midwife and leaves the on board medical tape for s o. s many to remy. i'm the international red cross. welcome to d. w. and how long have you been not just stuck on board now? do you feel about her being allowed to dis and boxing high. so we have been on board now. the old days, the survivors, the a feeling among the survivors, knowing that we've been assigned to this message is understandably a nice believe something that is sad amongst particularly knowing me and that, that won't fall on mental and physical well being, stanford, etc, etc. and where did you find them? and then what sort of state were they when you came ac

the roman catholic diocese in sicily has had to apologize to outraged parents, as you can imagine.tly, the bishop was try to underline the true meaning of christmas and showing generosity to the poor come up clearly missed the mark. those parents are going to have real trouble ting to re-convince their kids. thank you for watching "bbc world news america." have a great weekend. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ judy: good evening. i'm judy woodruff on the newshour tonight. challenging texas's near total ban on the procedure but leaves a lot in place, setting up another legal showdown. then, rising prices. inflation grows at its last -- fastest rate in nearly 40 years, complicate and

the dust off a gas explosion on the italian and of -- italian island of sicily has raised to seven.ings collapsed in the explosion on saturday. people are still missing pair with the former danish immigration minister has been sentenced to 60 days in prison for illegally separating couples who were seeking asylum. in denmark, prison sentences of up to six months can be served by electronic monitoring. so it is unclear if he will spend time in prison. migrants in france, hoping to claim asylum in the united kingdom, often try to crush that -- cross the english channel and overcrowded boats -- in overcrowded boats pair they live in makeshift camps. but conditions are becoming intolerable. o -- our correspondent has this report tonight from a migrant camp. reporter: in the jungle, people are busy organizing their daily life. the cold wind is blowing from the seat. the dry spells between the endless hours -- in between the dry spells between the endless showers, people cook a warm meal. offering some brief respite from the misery. he arrived in the camp a week ago. he fled persecution i

parts of sicily. and italy. if it hadn't been for the bubonic plague in 1360, there is a good chance we would all be seeking mongolian. he had -- he was a tremendous leader and did amazing things. including can calling the first executive council of religious to come to his capital and meet and argue about what the best religion was. something that couldn't have happened in any other western society. then you have the muslims after muhammad died in 620. they spread very quickly across north africa up into spain. they took over literally all of spain. host: david in texas. we'll bring it to 2021 this morning. as we talk about the political and public policy issues that are important to you. we mentioned the schedule on capitol hill today. did also want to note that what we talked about in the first hour of this program today that video, virtual meeting between president biden and russian president putin as tensions continue to increase in ukraine and on the ukraine border. warnings about troop buildups by the rus

searching for any more survivors in the rubble of several buildings, but collapsed on the island of sicily. if recovered for more bodies after digging for 30 hours, 7 people are now confirmed dead. 2 are still missing. buildings came down after a gas leak explosion on saturday. the latest trial of i said, man, mar, leader, uncensored. she has been adjourned until next week. so she is accused of violating pandemic restrictions. she was already sentenced to 2 years in prison earlier in december. for a separate case, natalie bennett says, become the 1st israeli prime minister to make an official visits the united arab emirates for you a year stablished formal diplomatic tines with israel last year. and those are the headlines. stay with us on al jazeera, she'll be unscripted, is up next. thirty's have always been in motion. they have to be to evolve and adapt of all the sad cities, all the greatest work of art, shooting times in a huge city. you try and get this sense of how the world around you behave in a way you cannot see with the naked eye. you can feel the hairs on the back of your next

sometime i also call it ignorance and i was the only black player in all of sicily.was 17 years old and people were throwing banana on my face, when i used to play, doing a monkey noise every time when i got the ball, but this was motivating me. you, certainly later in your career, took a stand. you weren't prepared to accept it. the famous occasion was in 2011 when you are playing liverpool. luis suarez use words which i'm not going to use but used words towards you which infuriated you, the referee intervened, it led to a big inquiry and it ended up with suarez being banned for a number of games. you then got a lot of hate from liverpool fans. yeah. was there at any point that you thought, you know, this isn't worth it. i'm standing up for what is right and i am getting so much trouble back that i might walk away from this. i'm smiling but it wasn't funny on that time. i received, like, threats and letters from people injail saying when we come out we're going to cut your throat. manchester united received so many letters, i had security for four months, 2a hours,

s. swimming federation is sicily, thomas, the athletic question has every right to take part, leading magazine for the sport. the disagrees saying it's as if she'd been allowed to dope the n c w one, your suppressant requirement is not nearly stringent enough to create a level playing field between thomas and the biological females against whom she is racing. for nearly 20 years, she built muscle and benefited from the testosterone naturally produced by her body . that strength has not disappeared. overnights, nor with a year's worth of suppressant. and this strength is beneficial to her stroke on turns and to her endurance doping has the same effect. leah thomas, who competed in the men still 3 years before transitioning in 2019 broke several college records this season. this recognizes the debate about whether transgender have an unfair advantage, parents sub written to the body governing college sport to express that concern. at stake here is the integrity of women, sports, the precedent being set, one in which women do not have a protective and equitable space to compete as a dire

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killed tonight. numerous others still missing out for a massive gas explosion on the italian hours of sicily. the bloss completely destroyed buildings including homes, emergency services of already pulled out, survivors from the rebel and the rescue operation continues into the evening. thousands of strains of rallied in sydney and melbourne to against vaccine mandate . the new pandemic laws, including those, introduced by victoria state premier, daniel andrews demonstrate to say they want to andrew to withdraw an order that requires residents to have had to cove it 19 jobs to enter workplaces and other venues will finally on a bit of a julia notes, new york's huge centered cone event is returned for the 1st time since the they make with santa clad party goes enjoying top g. d jayson egg nog water for drinking contest. the traditions essentially an old a pub crawl, that with worse for wear crowds now to get a little chaotic and rowdy at times parish the thought any but of fun is welcome amongst the covert glue. maybe that's the way things are pond outs in the news that we brought to over the

popular video game. madam nfl, italy's allowing a ship carrying almost $560.00 migrants to dock and sicily. the vessel owned by the age of doctors without borders has been waiting for a week for permission to head for port. the german ships he watched 3 is also waiting for a safe harbor. it's carrying $440.00 rescued migrants. see, watch 3 picked up, the migrants from a number of shipwrecked vessels in international waters, off the coast of libya. some have already been evacuated for medical reasons. the crew says help is still needed. we have very vulnerable people on board. small children who clearly need different medical care. over in recent days, hundreds of people have set out in boats to reach europe via g and c. dozens are dead or missing. after a number of shipwrecks, 16 people including a baby drowned off the island of paris. survivors report starting out from turkey in an attempt to reach italy. they say they wanted to avoid greek territory because of fears. greek border guards would force them back the direct result of all. busy these are the sharp increasing the border violenc

searching for any more survivors in the bubble of several buildings that collapse on the island of sicily. it recovered 4 more bodies after digging for 30 hours. 7 people were no confront, dead. 2 were still missing. buildings came down after a ghastly explosion on saturday. the town of a robin noosa still has all else to sierra spain's wetland. so on to threads made worse, one performance tapping into water supplies legally keep their likelihood going and years after it's lost as world cup host, so struggles to use for the stadiums built to the events. ah hello there, let's look to southeast asia and all eyes on a tropical depression swirling to the east of the philippines. now it is expected to strengthen into a typhoon as it works its way west. it could make landfall across the central areas on thursday, bringing really wet and windy weather with it. we could see wind gusts reach, 160 kilometers per hour, rough seas as well. and we are expecting some flooding rains. so we'll keep an eye on that system now ahead of it. we've also got enhanced wet and windy weather pulling into malaysia

killed, and numerous. others are still missing after a massive gas explosion on the italian island of sicily. the blast completely destroyed buildings including homes, emergency services have already pulled out survivors from the rubble and are continuing rescue operations. thousands of australians have rallied in sydney and melbourne against vaccine mandate and new 10 demik law, including those, introduced by victoria state from you, daniel andrew. demonstrators want andrews to withdraw an order that requires residence to have had to cover jobs and workplaces and other venues. and on a jolly or note, new york fans con advantage was, it has turns for the 1st time since the pandemic with santa clad party goers enjoying top d jays. and even if not waterfall drinking contest, he tradition is essentially an all day bar crawl with worse for wear crowds known to get a little chaotic and radi at times. whoa, whoa, whoa, this is art international, the weekly, on the back of another. look in about 31 and a half minutes. stay with us. ah . with awe back breaking, toil forced labor stress . industrial

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not long after he set fire to refugee a shelter in sicily. man was sentenced to full years in prison. there he encountered other islamists. amory arrived in germany in 2015 the same here as hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers at a dorman mosque he came into contact with the islamist group that included boban, s. and ios is alleged later in gemini album, viola. i was unable to sell honest armory could read the koran very well, which surprised me that he gave the impression of some one who wanted to be cool. who didn't know anything about his lamb. but when he read, he read really beautifully adhering to all the rules. i was quite taken aback. father, simply by amy barrage at least 15 supporters of the group were brought to our highest battle grounds. several died. some of them in suicide attacks. among them were brothers, kevin, and mark kay, from germany's rule valley. they carried out attacks in iraq that killed more than a 100 people. radicalized by unrestrained baba miss misty. what's your view of the violence displayed by i as in rece

confirmed, killed, numerous other still missing of from massive gas explosion on the italian island to sicily. that bloss completely level buildings, including homes, look at it. emergency services of already pulled out survivors from the rebel, at least on the continuing that rescue. operation into the night, thousands of strains of rally didn't sit in the melbourne to against vaccine mandates. a new pandemic law, including those introduced by victoria state premier. daniel andrews demonstrate to say they want to and who's to withdraw an order that requires residence to have had to coven jobs, went to workplaces, and other venues. po, with the misery less, cheer ourselves up on a julia. no new york's huge santa con event is return for the 1st time since the pandemic with samson club party goers enjoy top the jazz even an egg. no water for drinking comes 1st all socially just in the traditions essentially all day bar crawl with worst away crowds know to get a little chaos can rowdy at times so you can let your head them sometimes such and these gray days we've covered that is the way the week

the ocean viking in sicily, the boat from the human rights group, s o s meant to renee rescued the migrants 9 days ago as they were trying to cross from libya to europe in a rubber dingey. britain's queen elizabeth has delivered her annual christmas day message says in a highly personal address, she paid tribute to her husband, prince philip, who died earlier this year. the monarch encouraged everyone to celebrate christmas . despite the difficulties and grief of the 2nd year of the pandemic or german president frank volter sty meyer has delivered his annual christmas address with a major focus this year on the pandemic. he urged germans to continue to respect each other. despite disagreements over corona virus restrictions and vaccines, the president also look back at some of the key events of the year, including the change of government at home and the taliban takeover in afghanistan . 2021 has been an exhausting year for germany. on the political stage, the miracle era indeed, and september's general election marked a turning point. the president's christmas message praised the democrati

in the rubble of several collapsed buildings came down on the owns of sicily. they've recovered 4 more bodies after digging for 30 hours. 7 people are no confirmed dead. 2 or so missing belgians came down after a ghastly exclusion on saturday. the tone of robin mussa still hurts on out to sara, thinking outside the box palestinians, living in the occupied west bank, turned to solar power, access to electricity and years after its la stance. as world cup host brazil struggles find a use for the stadiums. boots for the events, ah, ah, look forward to brutus goes through with sponsored by cutoff airways. hello there. let's have a look at the weather across europe over the next few days. and it's looking much finer and dryer across southern areas in particular for that south west corner. and that's going to come as a relief to places like northern spain and southern france where we've had severe flooding caused by torrential rain. now the flood waters remain, but it does clear up rather nicely. we'll take a closer look at the iberian peninsula. we're going to have

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summer heat in europe. 0n the italian island of sicily in august, the temperature hit 48.8 celsius —pe, which came during its hottest summer. the indian state of kerala in october, as a house is swept away in a flood. overall, the 2021 monsoon produced near average rainfall, but there are fears the rains during the season are becoming increasingly intense. flooding in australia during its wettest november, in records going back to 1900. under the influence of a la nina weather pattern, forecasts point to a second consecutive wet summer for the country. but in the horn of africa, consecutive poor rainfall seasons have left 26 million people struggling for food, with drought conditions forecast to persist until at least mid—2022. in november, a powerful wind storm hit turkey, toppling buildings and ripping off roofs with a gust of 81mph in istanbul. and we can't forget this — the containership that blocked the suez canal for nearly a week in march, holding up the 12% of global trade that passes through it each day, all because it was apparently blown off course by a gust of wind. now b

have died so far in the flooding. italy's allowing a ship carrying almost 560 migrants to dock and sicily, the vessel owned by the a group doctors without borders has been waiting for a week for permission to head for port. the germans ship see, watch 3 is also waiting for a safe harbor. it's carrying $440.00 rescued migrants. c, watch 3 picked up the migrants from a number of shipwrecked vessels in international waters, off the coast of libya. some have already been evacuated for medical reasons. the crew says help is still needed if we have very vulnerable people on board, small children who clearly need different medical care. over in recent days, hundreds of people have set out in boats to reach europe via g and c. dozens are dead or missing. after a number of shipwrecks, 16 people including a baby drowned of the island of paris. survivors report starting out from turkey in an attempt to reach italy. they say they wanted to avoid greek territory because a fierce greek border guards would force them back. the direct result of all. busy these are the sharp increasing the border violence

colvin may have changed this landscape forever. kristin salumi al jazeera, new york rescue teams in sicily, digging through the rubble of collapse, buildings following a gas pipeline explosion. at least 4 people are reported dead and several others are missing in the turn of revenue. so glass and southern italy damaged at least 2 other buildings. the murder rates among british teenagers, the sword to his highest level in more than a decade with knives being used in many of the crimes. the youngest victim was 12 years old. the crisis was prompted one londoner to start a campaign for youngsters to hand over their weapons for safe disposal, a warning view as may find some of the images and neve barker's report. distressing . found pole puts on his stamp vest the head of another night reading the british capital of weapons. this is what he's collected in the past 2 weeks. all the blades are illegal to carry, but easy to get hold of on line. we're talking about bone tissue, nerve damage phones gained a big following on social media. me where teens eager to get rid of their weapons. no questions

a gas pipeline explosion on the italian islands of sicily is led to the death of at least one person. a 1000 is missing. 3 buildings were completely destroyed in 3 other structures with damage to people have been pulled out alive from the rubble. serbian protests as have been back out blocking roads for a 3rd. we can running denouncing plans for lithium mining, saturdays crowds, a small of, and past weeks after the government, dirty about the some of the moms. it's scratch laws that activists said were purely designed to help mining giant ria into soft operations in service west from belgrade onions on h for force men international highway that you see behind me has been blocked 3rd saturday in a row and the spark that goes to serbia's capital belgrade is actually one of the couple of dozen points that protest. those are blocking the least very moment across the serbia for an hour. this road blocks are taking place. although the serbian government met the main, the demands of the last week brought this and decided to reconsider do kilos that are helping mining giant or you didn't off

searching for any more survivors in the rubble of several buildings that collapsed on the islands of sicily. they've recovered for more bodies. after digging for 30 hours, several people are now confirmed, dead. 2 are still missing. the buildings came down after a ghastly explosion on saturday in the town of revenue, sir. south korea and australia have signed a defense deal worth more than $700000000.00. south korea will supply australia with artillery weapons supply vehicles and radar equipments. the largest defense deal between australia and an asian nation, and comes at a time of height and tension between australia and china. the delivery but important commitment of our government that we might. it's an important further chapter in the defense industry story for australia as we continue to build our sovereign capability. and career is an important partner in that journey, both in our security arrangements, but also in the building or by our sovereign capability in defense manufacturing. a foreign ministers are meeting in brussels with russia and china sat to talk the agenda, e foreign p