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sunday just notice a few showers discounting into that east assaad of spain maybe into the far south of france as well want to see showers easing across the far northwest of africa we got some wintry weather over the atlas mountains for morocco much of northern africa does look fine and dry as we go on through the next couple of days we are now increasingly start to see those showers around the gulf of guinea. sponsored paul qatar airways when freedom of the press is under threat demonstrators and journalists are dealing with internet outages police intimidation and charges of said dish on the state line becomes the default media namely looking for images that leak that let it get to these guys and just how did he create a new system makes it hard for people to know what's real and what's not step outside the mainstream to shift the focus covering the way the news discovered the listening posts on a. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories nigerian security sources say dozens of students kidnapped from a secondary school last week and are being released an official says they are curre

jack was away being a playboy in the south of france.ment. but in 1963, his mindset was very different when she went into labor. >> mrs. kennedy has given birth to a 4 pound 10 1/2 ounce baby boy who was 5 1/2 weeks premature. >> born by emergency c-section, baby patrick has severe breathing difficulties. he is immediately taken from his mother and flown to boston for life-saving treatment. >> all jack could do was watch through this little porthole in the room and see this child inside an incubator. and when it was finally clear that he was going to die, they brought him out and put him in his father's arms. >> patrick kennedy died at 4:04 a.m. the struggle of the baby boy to keep breathing was too much for his heart. >> jackie only saw patrick in an incubator. she never had a chance to hold him in her arms. jack was disconsolate, and he immediately flew to the hospital where jackie was. >> he came back from boston to me in the hospital, and he walked in the morning, about 8:00 in my room. just sobbed. put his arms around me. >> after p

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it's not like people were in the south of france, right? it's not like people were on vacation. they were here every day, and fulfill the -- fulfilling, fork, the state legislature's request was -- was not given -- the dv o jv request was given a priority. that was -- the houses were both informed. they can't say they didn't know steve, you know. you asked me for an interview. i say i can't do your interview now because i have to do x, y, z interviews. they knew. the [ inaudible question ] >> next up, we have david evans from wabc. please, unmute your microphone. >> beth was adding something and then we'll go to dave. the go ahead, beth. >> thank you. so the august 26th response or august 26th letter to the state was actually publicized by the doj with a press release and was widely reported in the papers as well, so i respective as to whether or not we communicated with the legislature which we did, anyone who was following the press coverage at the time would have seen their press release related to issuing this letter to the four states, new jersey, pennsylvania, michigan and

goes on leave he was a widower and he was recently remarried and he took his honeymoon in the south of france, but whenever a cia director travels you got communications with you, and he's sending cables back to cia saying you've got to press the white house for permission to send you two's over those sam sites. figure out what's going on? what are they protecting? he has no evidence. it just makes sense to him. from september into october there's a five week period in which practically no u2's fly the ones that do stay away from this the sam sites. they're largely on the periphery of cuba. even though mccone is making these appeals. meanwhile there's humid going on human intelligence espionage assets in cuba. are telling cia they they see there's some mysterious secret work going on in western cuba. including the some of them see long cylindrical objects being towed by military trucks. okay. macon insists and kennedy allows a single youtube flight over the san cristobal area of western cuba on october 14th. going straight across the island. from south to north that would be this flight here.

she lodged a complaint than, she went down to the south of france and lodged a complaint, it was openedor at that point said there wasn't enough serious evidence to take it further. but then she exercised over right to appeal directly to the magistrates office to take it further, and it was then reopened last year. and in december last year, two months now, there was a development that he was placed under investigation. now in french law, we say that's often the same as being charged if it is not quite the same as being charged, it doesn't necessarily lead to a trial, but it means the magistrate will look into the pros and cons of the case. but the pros and cons of the case. but the basic fact is the prosecutor has decided that there are serious and corroborate tori signs, evidence that a crime was committed. so there is a case, a strong case against him, but he will be putting up a very strong defence, and his lawyer has let it be known that he absently deplores what happened.— deplores what happened. people watchin: deplores what happened. people watching in _ deplores what happened.

when national armies be made but the hurdle in this mother of how much has french public opinion turned against france's in gauge meant in the south and what does french president macro want to see come out of this summit. again you know i don't think that much of the dissatisfaction of our us the there but with the presence of back i'm sad comes from french public again it comes even more strong mildly and from from from the ground i would say. obviously when you have your friends or years being killed back what happened what is happening many times been happening many times you have question in the breast what are we doing there but at the. present at how can we live with but what is even more what how can add it could lead to a change in that you have in mind many groups protesting you have a very and mounting atmosphere against the french troops what would say there was a couple weeks ago starring it was maybe by cambone bottling a super waiting. and that was probably a mistake just not sure you had denying it but this can't the lack of results basically ringback and the lack of results nobody can see today that mining or your

announcer >>> his age-fighting secret comes from a genetically unique melon found only in the south of france. elizabeth kale >>> this melon really is quite genetically unique. it contains high concentrations of a very powerful antioxidant, s o d. it's known as the youth molecule. announcer >>> just watch as an ordinary melon wrinkles, ages and decays, while this remarkable melon on the right containing the youth molecule stays fresh and firm. dr sebagh >>> it's like we are bringing you the quintessential vitality of the melon. all its anti-aging power and magic right to your skin. announcer >>> watch as your frown lines are visibly diminished. wrinkles are visibly softened. necklines appear dramatically reduced. garcelle beauvais >>> you want dr. sebagh's melon. you want something that's going to keep you looking youthful and fresh and healthy. announcer >>> now you can experience the magic of the meaningful beauty supreme system's concentrated super treatments, including. dr. sebagh's astonishing youth activating melon serum ellen pompeo >>> i saw meaningful beauty on tv and i wondered: 'co

—west of the country other worst affected. south—western franceact j that the water has risen so high up on the trees like that, you don't realise it but it's really something. translation: in 34 years, i've never seen anything . like this, this is really exceptional. the deputy mayor surveys the damage the only way he can. some have nowhere to go. a shopfront now a waterfront. this tomato producing town normally hosts an internationally renowned pop festival, now it welcomes in rescuers to help overcome this road to nowhere. translation: no-one is missing or hurt and the residents - expect this kind of event. but this flood is actually exceptional as we haven't had one of this magnitude since 1981. because many people off guard as they evacuated homes. —— it caught. storm justine has sent rivers between this area between bordeaux and toulouse to levels not seen since the 1870s. paris was affected, too. the river seine burst its banks, proving quite an eyeful for even regular river watchers. mark lobel, bbc news. when the first lockdown came into

france and spain in the 18th century. spain had, of course, established itself well in latin america and south america and in mexico, and northern mexico was especially important to spain because of very rich silver mines. france was over to the northeast in louisiana, and it was up -- it reached up to the northern borders along the red river where it was causing some trouble with the indians and looking straight across the empty reaches of texas into the silver mines down in texas and elsewhere. the spaniards knew they had to have some sort of defense, and they came upon san antonio, and so in 1618, 302 years ago, san antonio was established here. the first challenge they faced was getting water. the first things the priest did when they set up a community like san antonio is to build a church. the second thing they did was to set up a water system and in texas you have rivers but you don't really have a lot of green fertile areas too far away from them. to address that, they drew from their experience in spain which had come from arabia which had actually come from the roman empire, a system of irrigation ditches, and they wer

president of africa international media group a warm welcome to you all or no let me start with you today france is considering reducing its military commitment in the south is it likely that that would be announced at this summit yes indeed. the summit wraps up already he's been meeting a number of. statements that the doubts the possibility of them because it just seems that this adds that it's not exactly clear at this meeting but it's. based in states you know go out of their presence no reduction or they're really into the region in an easy exit but it would be the 6. presidents. that will said to me last year this leaders of their. mission are in the direction of. rehabilitation. mentioned the names at the same time it's raise questions about whether this is the right time. when national armies be made but there were all in this mother how much has french public opinion turned against france's in gauge meant in the south and what does french president macro want to see come out of this summit. again you know i don't think that much of the dissatisfaction of us the bought with presents on back i'm sad comes from french public opinion it comes even mo

speaking of which, i'm just curious, you know last night -- mika is in the south of france for a couple days. . >> sure. . >> last night i'm at home. you know the two channels i watch. channel 342 in my home cable system is the monster truck network. and two channels over of course is the big mouth bass channel. . >> sure. . >> you and i know it's as good as it gets. in between some reason it's a weird configuration is netflix. i was flipping back and forth and i stumbled across "call my agent." all sub titles. i thought, do i really? i do enough reading. i've got to say if you have got time, "call my agent" is extraordinary. the actors are nothing short of extraordinary. again, subtitles. and you're thinking a guy that watches the monster truck network and big mouth bass. katty, have you seen any -- why am i even asking you this. >> yeah. saw the whole thing. . >> you probably saw it when it was first out. . >> i love it. i don't know if you know this, but there is a new series. you have a whole new week's worth, well, you can binge watch it in a day. the latest series has just dropped

the time of the given year is just 30 kilometers south of paris and it's already infamous in france as being one of the country's poorest areas and home to one of europe's biggest housing complex is now nearly hall full of the residents who live in that complex behind me live below the poverty line things would already be bad before 19 ravaged through this community now the mayor is sounding the alarm saying the pandemic is causing a social tsunami. between last march and december the number of unpaid charges including for water and heating has practically doubled and if we can't pay for the water and heating that means we also can't pay for upkeep and emergency repairs with no money coming in local authorities will struggle to keep things afloat meaning the problems in this town could spiral we spoke to one resident you didn't want to show her face on camera but told us as people were getting poorer the basics that we needed for life even out of reach greenies one of the poorest towns in france and that's been known for a long time because there are many types of poor inhabitants lots

the time of the given year is just 30 kilometers south of paris and it's already infamous in france as being one of the country's poorest areas and home to one of europe's biggest housing complex is now nearly hall full of the residents who live in that complex behind me live below the poverty line things would already be bad before 19 ravaged through this community now the man is sounding the alarm saying the pandemic is causing a social tsunami. between last march and december the number of unpaid charges including for water and heating has practically doubled and if we can't pay for the water and heating that means we also can't pay for upkeep and emergency repairs with no money coming in local authorities will struggle to keep things afloat meaning the problems in this town could spiral we spoke to one resident you didn't want to show her face on camera but told us as people were getting poorer the price 6 that we needed for life even out of reach greenies one of the poorest towns in france and that's been known for a long time because there are many types of poor inhabitants lots

the time of good the new year is just 30 kilometers south of paris and it's already infamous in france as being one of the country's poorest areas and home to one of europe's biggest housing complex is now nearly hall full of the residents who live in that complex behind me live below the poverty line things were already bad before kovac 19 ravaged through this community now the mayor is sounding the alarm saying the pandemic is causing a social tsunami between last march and december the number of unpaid charges including for water and heating has practically doubled and if we can't pay for the water and heating that means we also can't pay for upkeep and emergency repairs with no money coming in local authorities will struggle to keep things afloat here meaning the problems in this town could spiral we spoke to one resident you didn't want to show her face on camera but told us as people were getting poorer the basics that we needed for life even further out of reach greenies one of the poorest towns in france and that's been known for a long time because there are many types of poor

and snow there for scotland northern parts of england which will sink its way further south was there is that next batch of rain making its way across france pushing into germany turns to snow as we go on into sunday some heavy snow that just around the out and turning wet across central parts of the med. but the radicalism is on the rise across the globe and we're told it's everywhere we're told we're supposed to be highly suspicious of everybody and everything that our government policies aimed at tackling radicalisation in fact pushing youngsters to the fringes of society and the impact is huge typing on them and there is so much we can try before you say ok that's me rethinking radicalization part of the radicalized youth series on al-jazeera. woof. or. the or the. hello again this is a reminder of the main news this hour be on last minute free rule is a cracking down father on social media. twitter and instagram of having stopped access to facebook of this week hundreds of people are rallying against monday's coup and young. farmers in india are ramping up the protests against agricultural reforms by blocking roads across the country

he moved to the south of france and could have part of his ear during an episode of mental illness.uite as mild as it has been. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... all those people who have been feeling very neglected, feeling like they don't matter, that we don't care now know that we will be protecting them. this is absolutely crucial and i could not be more delighted. this is a massive step forward. success for campaigners, including broadcasterjo wiley, as tens of thousands of people with learning disabilities are told they will be offered a covid vaccine now. pupils in england who've been left behind because of the pandemic are offered catch—up lessons in the summer as the government pledges hundreds of millions of pounds. it's there to be able to support them in terms of academic catch up but also some of the softer sides and the enrichment activities that we know all children have missed out on as well. will he ever play golf again? concerns for tiger woods after emergency surgery on his legs following car crash in la. thousands of women will be offered do—it—at—home sm

of torrential rain have caused rivers across france to burst their banks. some roads and parts of villages are underwater, with many others put on high alert. areas in the country's southk lobel reports. south—western france submerged, riverbanks breached, vast swathes under up to ten metres of water. translation: the fact j that the water has risen so high up on the trees like that, you don't realise it but it's really something. translation: in 34 years, i've never seen anything . like this, this is really exceptional. the deputy mayor surveys the damage the only way he can. some have nowhere to go. a shopfront now a waterfront. this tomato—producing town normally hosts an internationally renowned pop festival, now it welcomes in rescuers to help overcome this road to nowhere. translation: no-one is missing or hurt and the residents - expect this kind of event. but this flood is actually exceptional as we haven't had one of this magnitude since 1981. it caught many people off guard as they evacuated homes. storm justine has sent rivers between this area between bordeaux and toulouse to levels not seen since the 1870s. paris was affected, too. the river seine burst it

over the past two weeks i've spoken with the leaders of many of our closest friends -- canada, mexico, the uk, germany, france, nato, japan, south korea, australia, to be re-forming the habits of cooperation and rebuilding the muscle of democratic alliances that have atrophied over the past few years of neglect and i would argue abuse. american alliances are our greatest asset, and leading with diplomacy means standing shoulder to shoulder with our allies and key partners once again. by leading with diplomacy, we must engage our adversaries and our competitors diplomatically. where it's in our interest and advanced the security of the american people. that's why yesterday the united states and russia agreed to extend the new start treaty for five years to preserve the only remaining treaty between our countries safeguarding nuclear stability. at the same time, i made it clear to president putin in a manner very different from my predecessor that the days of the united states rolling over in the face of russia's aggressive actions, interfering with our election, cyber attacks, poisoning its citizens, are over. we will not hesitat

of our closest friends. canada, mexico, the uk, germany, france, nato, japan, south korea, australia to be re-forming the habits of cooperation and rebuilding the muscle of democratic alliances that have atrophied over the past few years of neglect and, i would argue, abuse. american alliances are our greatest asset, and leading with diplomacy means standing shoulder to shoulder with our allies and key partners once again. by leading with diplomacy, we must also mean engaging our adversaries and our competitors diplomatically where it's in our interest and advanced the security of the american people. that is why, yesterday, the united states and russia agreed to extend the new start treaty for five years to preserve the only remaining treaty between our countries safeguarding nuclear stability. at the same time, i made it clear to president putin in a manner very different from my predecessor that the days of the united states rolling over in the face of russia's aggressive actions, interfering with our election, cyber attacks, poisoning its citizens, are over. we will not hesitate to raise the cost on russia

slavery in the 30s and for france who had gotten out of it in the 1840s all the sudden he puts a value proposition in front of the economic interest of those nations recognize the south with the stroke of a pen. he frees at slaves in north america. but almost independently. he keeps england and france out of. war brilliant, and finally, there's an economic aspect and this is where the south really hung its hat at the beginning of the war. no one will go to war with king cotton. we should look at how this takes effect back at the writing of the constitution in 1790 the united states produces about 3,000 bales of cotton in 18. 1793. eli whitney develops the cotton gin then all the sudden we can short staple cotton all across the south three seasons a year so that by 1840 it's five cents a pound by 1850. it's 11 cents a pound it'll double again by 1860 when? produce 4.5 million sales of cotton and nobody will go to war with king cotton and the south provides 80% of the worlds of the cotton. they provide 80% to england who has six million people tied to the textile industry. that's as many whites as exist in the south at the time and they provide 90% of francis. now a co

responsible over the past 2 weeks i've spoken with the leaders of many of our closest friends canada mexico the u.k. germany france nato japan south korea australia to being re forming the habits of cooperation and rebuilding the muscle of democratic alliance is the atrophied over the past few years of neglect and i would argue abuse america and alliances are our greatest asset and leading with diplomacy means standing shoulder to shoulder with our allies and key partners once again by leading with the plumber see we must also meaning gay gene our adversaries and our competitors diplomatically we're it's in our interest and advance the security of the american people that's why yesterday the united states and russia agreed to extend the new start treaty for 5 years to preserve the only remaining treaty between our countries safeguarding nuclear stability. at the same time i made it clear to president putin in a manner very different from my predecessor that the days of the united states rolling over in the face of russia's aggressive actions interfering with our elections cyberattacks poison its citizens are over we will not hesit

this and snow there for scotland northern parts of england which will sink its way further south was here's that next batch of rain making its way across france pushing into germany tends to snow as we go on into sunday some heavy snow there just around the out and turning wet across central parts of the med. will come today from every one of us. even those working quietly behind the scenes. so you can relax enjoy the break in your journey. and when you leave with a smile we know our day's work is done cantorial it's welcome to our home. to know the. the in. our come back our main story this hour the united libya might be a step closer with an agreement for an interim government a prime minister from the west and the head of the presidency council from the east have been chosen in talks brokered by the united nations. and the us president has a congress to do more to help the country's economy saying that americans are hurting at this time it came as new figures showed there were fewer new jobs in january than had been hoped as a surge in corona virus infections during those colder months hit the recovery. now the international criminal court

france to burst their banks. some roads and parts of villages are underwater with many others put underwater with many others put under high alert. areas under the countries southriverbanks reached, vastness waves under up to 10 metres of water. translation: the fact that the water has risen so high up on the trees like that, you don't realise it but it is really something. in 34 years, i have never seen anything — 34 years, i have never seen anything like this, this is really— anything like this, this is really exceptional.- anything like this, this is really exceptional. the deputy ma or really exceptional. the deputy mayor surveys _ really exceptional. the deputy mayor surveys the _ really exceptional. the deputy mayor surveys the damage - really exceptional. the deputy| mayor surveys the damage the only way he can. some have nowhere to go. a shop front now a waterfront. this tomato producing town normally hosts an internationally renowned pot festival, now it welcomes in rescuers to help overcome this road to nowhere. translation: no—one is missing or hurt and the residents expect this kind of event. but this flood is actually exceptional as we haven't had

of our closest friends. germany, france, nato, japan, south korea, australia, to being re-forming the habits of cooperation andue, abuse. american alliances are our greatest asset. leading with diplomacy means standing shoulder to shoulder with our allies and key partners once again, by leading with diploma, we must also mean engaging our adversaries, and our competitors diplomatically. where it is in our interests and advance the security of the american people. that's why yesterday the united states and russia agreed to extend the new s.t.a.r.t. treaty for five years to preserve the only remaining treaties safeguarding stability. at the same time, i made it clear to president putin in a manner very different from my predecessor, the days of the united states rolling over in the face of russia's aggressive actions, interfering with our elections, cyber attacks, poisoning its citizens, are over. we will not hes title to raise the cost on russia and defend our people. and we will be more effective dealing with russia when we work in coalition and coordination with other like-minded partners. the politically mot

of the public eye, though. >> no, not at all. thanks for kicking off your monday with us i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip men ♪ >>> from the deep southg 150 million in the path of a winter weather alert. authorities urging people not to travel >>> plenty of reaction from both siesd of the aisle in the wake of saturday's impeachment vote as former president trump charges course forward >>> on the eve of the parkland shooting, joe biden calls for congress to pass stricter gun laws our tracie potts has the details. >>> ground breakers, making history at san

won after a second round of voting at the united nations in new york, with support from 72 nations. doctors in france are treating a critically patient infected with the souththors of a study into the case say it's the first billions of people might not secure inoculations this year, prolonging the pandemic by allowing the limitations of the virus. justin timberlake has apologised to britney spears after a new documentary led to criticism of how he treated her during and after their relationship. he also apologised to janet jackson after failing to support her over their controversial super bowl performance back in 200a. in a statement on instagram, he said: well, earlier i spoke to the celebrity blogger and media personality perez hilton and asked his response to the apology statement from justin timberlake. my first response was he did not write this. because it was note for note, in my opinion, perfect. he expressed genuine remorse, he expressed accountability, he acknowledged bigger issues at play like misogyny and racism and he vowed to be better and be part of the solution going forward, which is wonderful, because he could have gotten away with sayin

of voting at the united nations in new york, the support from 72 nations. doctors in france a doctors in france are treating a critically patient infected with the south africanfrom covid 19. authors in the study says the first of his kind. the 58—year—old man was first admitted in hospital in paris after he initially tested positive with covid i9 after he initially tested positive with covid 19 in september. the former head of the european central bank mario draghi has agreed to form a new government in italy. it will be made up of a mix of cobbler politicians and technocrats covering a broad sway of the political spectrum. justin timberlake has apologised to britney spears after a new documentary led to criticism of how he treated her during and after their relationship. he also apologised to janet jackson after failing to support her over their controversial super bowl performance back in 200a. in a statement on instagram, he said: well, earlier i spoke to the celebrity blogger and media personality perez hilton and asked his response to the apology statement from justin timberlake. my first response was he did not write this. because it was note for note,

of people willing to take the vaccine increased everywhere, except in four countries. the uk and france saw the biggest increases. confidence almost doubled in both countries. but injapan, southce went down compared to last year. but that doesn't tell the whole picture, of course. france, for example, still had the lowest number of people willing to take the vaccine. let's bring in someone who contributed to the research, professorjulie leesk from the university of sydney. thank you for being with us. if we start with the good news, why do you think it is that there is so much more confidence in taking the coronavirus vaccine and there was? i think there is probably a number of factors here and of course there is a large disease burden at present. but there is also the fact that that the programme is being rolled out in some of these countries, so it is becoming a reality and you're probably seeing people now forming their intentions to have the vaccine and going ahead with it. and therefore it is strengthening their attitudes and warmth, i guess, towards the vaccine. in attitudes and warmth, i guess, towards the vaccine.— attitudes and warmth, i guess, towards the vaccine. i

of our closest friends. canada, mexico, the uk, germany, france, nato, japan, south korea, to being re-forming habits of cooperationg the muscle of democratic alliances that have atrophied over the past few years of neglect, and i would argue, abuse. american alliances are our greatest asset. and leading with diplomacy means standing shoulder to shoulder with our allies and key partners once again. by leading with diplomacy it also means engaging our adversaries and our competitors diplomatically where it's in our interest to advance the security of the american people. that's why yesterday the united states and russia agreed to extend the new start treaty for five years to preserve the only remaining treaty between our countries, safeguarding nuclear stability. at the same time, i made it clear to president putin in a manner very different from my predecessor that the days of the united states rolling over in the face of russia's aggressive actions, interfering in our elections, cyber attacks, poisoning its citizens are over. we will not hesitate to raise the cost on russia and defend our vital interest and our pe

wednesday, this is the big picture, low—pressure to the north—west of us, whether france pushing their way eastwards on a general southd but stronger than today and while most will see some change during the afternoon, cloud and our bricks of rain could linger across counties of southern england and south wales but milder to vault your walter bridges for the north drop a little bit. milder air will surge through wednesday night but into thursday, colder air will gradually shove that out the way and with it outbreaks of rain will start the day, another blustery day across—the—board, this time to southern areas having an hour or two of rain before the sunshine returns, further north they could linger longer and foremost, sunny spells, a few showers during the afternoon, tebbutt is close to where they could be between seven and 9 degrees. to see the week out, mild air will gradually search back but with rain at times particularly in the south—west. there could be minor flooding and into saturday and sunday, a more southerly full across the country, not complete dry this weekend, so while temperatures will lift perhaps up

pushing its way down across the low countries for northern parts of france as you go on into friday that will continue to sink its way further south which across a good part of germany getting stretched out in the process but there will be some rain pushing across southern parts of poland right down across the czech republic and on into the alps so we'll see some rain turning to snow here south of that it stays fine and try and. warming up in moscow temperatures getting up to around 5 degrees celsius and at long last we seem fine weather meanwhile across a good pass over northern africa we got a few showers down towards the gulf of guinea with wetter weather making its way towards lagos. a tamil journalist in search of a missing colleague stops at nothing to bring her story to the public. in sri lanka press freedoms are under threat. and some stories can only be told by those who will not compromise on the truth. news from jaffna part of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. but again you're watching our visitor from out of our top stories and facebook says it has banned me and military from using its platform and social media

pushing its way down across the low countries for northern parts of france as you go on into friday that will continue to sink its way further south which across a good part of germany getting stretched out in the process but there will be some rain pushing across southern parts of poland right down across the czech republic and on into the alps so we'll see some rain turning to snow here south of that it stays fine and try and. warming up in moscow temperatures getting up to around 5 degrees celsius and at long last we seem fine weather meanwhile across a good pass over northern africa we got a few showers down towards the gulf of guinea with west the weather making its way towards lagos. and. one man's dream to transport planes from europe and fly them over his beloved country. in a nation reeling from decades of violence. callen international team of pilots get this man's dream off the ground. over babylon on al-jazeera. amount of the top stories here not a 0 ghana has become the 1st country to receive coronavirus vaccines through the international kovacs scheme the astra zeneca medication arrived in the capital accra on wednes

of sexual crimes. the student was walking home from school when she went missing last week. doctors in france are treating a critically ill patients infected with the southmonths after he recovered from covid—i9. authors of a study into the case so it is the first of its kind. the 58—year—old man was first admitted to hospital near paris after he initially tested positive to covid—i9 in september. and former head of the european central bank mario draghi has formally agreed to form a new government in italy. his cabinet will be made up of a mix of politicians and follow technocrats. it covers a broad swathe of the political spectrum. —— they cover a. more now on donald trump's impeachment trial in washington and we can speak to anthony zakerin and we can speak to anthony zaker in washington. wait to see you. a lot to pack in so what did we see today? well, we saw a full throated _ what did we see today? well, we saw a full throated defence - what did we see today? well, we saw a full throated defence of. saw a full throated defence of donald trump from his legal team who not only continue their assertions that the entire crowd was unconstitutional and st