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time now for the sport with tatiana. thanks so much marion the only team of the golf cart that qualified for the world cup in russia has been eliminated on thursday saudi arabia were beaten to nil by oman going into the match their armies knew a win would send them to the semifinals they are indeed through to the final four but the saudis are out. of the nation kuwait are also out they drew no no against the united arab emirates the amorality has progressed to the semifinals but the q.a.t.'s finished bottom of group a. so confirmation of the final standings in group a saudi arabia who will be in russia at next year's world cup or out kuwait also eliminated while the united arab emirates under man still have something to look forward to this year the gulf cup now on friday three teams in group b. will be fighting out for two places in the semi the emmen already out so iraq or fancy their chances in that game behind the castle will be the other match of the day whoever wins goes through while the loser will go home behind

and i'm tatiana doha with all the day's sports news including a draw for qatar means that not out of the here's golf cart i'll have all the details later in the program. israeli tanks and aircraft have fired on targets in gaza in retaliation to rockets being fired into israel the israeli army says its aerial defense system intercepted two rockets launched from the gaza strip it caused panic among civilians on the ground in israel a third rocket hits a building in the south causing damage but no casualties the arrest comes as hundreds of palestinians across the occupied west bank took part in protests for the fourth friday in a row they're angry at u.s. president donald trump's decision to recognized him as the comparable of israel malcolm wyatt has more from gaza. the edge of gaza city is just a couple of hundred meters over there and this is the border with israel the separation friends wall surrounds gather all step aside to the camera can zoom in a bit for the fourth friday in a row people gathered at rallies in the city after friday prayers coming from the mosques and then some p

proration people to come out than the anti government people to think that these protests are a serious tatiana's government. i mean i think it's a serious threat for the whole regime is not only for the government of course the hardliners in iran want to portray the protest on li only you have demonstrated against the rouhani government but the problem is that it's deep rooted rouhani in fact has managed to establish the economy to some extent after the nuclear agreement in two thousand and fifteen but is still inflation is high unemployment for the youth is at forty percent no he has not managed to know fully improve the state operate in a commonly mainly because armories sanctions are still in place by the us there are still has problems accessing the european banks for example so he has been successful it makes them but not really you know you have to remember earlier this year was elected by about twenty five million iranians. but he's definitely facing a big challenge. sade's kelly dagon in london thank you for the us thank you egypt's coptic christians are in mourning after another attack

time tatiana sanchez with the day sports news including saudi arabia i knocked out of the gulf cup i have all those details and later on in the pipeline. we begin in afghanistan where suicide bombers have stormed a shia cultural center and news agency in the afghan capital killing at least forty people another eighty four people were wounded many of them suffering burns the attack came as a center hosted a panel discussion on the anniversary of the soviet invasion of afghanistan eisel has claimed responsibility now to reports. explosions followed by a rush to assist the injured and count the victims. it's become a familiar ritual especially in kabul where the afghan capital has seen its share of bombings this year this time the target was a shiite muslim cultural center and the neighboring afghan voice news agency that often goes you know it would after i saw many dead in the area i was looking for my cousin but i couldn't find his body i'm not sure what happened but the number of dead is increasing. the interior ministry says suicide attackers set off an explosion outside the center

and not for the hell of thanks very much tatiana let's just bring you up to speed with our main story of the day here on al-jazeera careering into a group of pedestrians in melbourne the also western australian city fifteen stable for in a critical condition according to the acting chief commissioner shane patten in the premier daniel andrews who gave a press conference just a short while ago a thirty two year old australian citizen of afghan background has been detained another man at the scene who was filming the event on a mobile phone also arrested it seems according to the authorities he was how had a bag of weapons in that too we will continue to follow this story throughout the day here on al-jazeera from tatiana me and the al-jazeera news team thanks very much for your time and your company dreamed up to take a follows in a few minutes to stay with us. from. the stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera my name is some people saying that my feelings are only programmed that they're not real but if i think they're real then they are re

a season and a strain yet tatiana will be here to tell you what has plans up and sports. hello again as we look at weather conditions across the america plenty of cold air in place across north america with that minus eight is a mix of the chicago minus twenty two up in winnipeg and some snow some fairly heavy snow across the rockies so you can see there we see rain for seattle temperatures of eight for the south fine for los angeles and twenty six as the high so move the forecast through twenty four hours that snowfall continues to fall over the rockies we're going to see some big accumulations across the pacific northwest region elsewhere the cold air still in place extending over down to wards atlanta georgia and dallas texas fine conditions though for miami florida heading into the caribbean the islands are much as you would expect a lot of sunshine just a few showers and temperatures of around the thirty mark again up through the isthmus we have heavy showers in the caribbean side of panama costa rica nicaragua and honduras also some showers pushing through towards b

and coming up with tatiana means for the gulf cup kicks off in kuwait but there's disappointment for the hosts of the opening game. in liberia former soccer star george ways c.d.c. party is holding a major rally ahead of the presidential runoff vote in a few days time now where faces vice president joseph because in next tuesday's vote which had been delayed for weeks due to a court challenge the first round of elections was held on october the tenth but results were challenged by the candidate who came third citing fraud to regularise he's now the country's top court later dismissed those claims i gave the go ahead for the runoff vote let's go straight over to mohammed atta who is in the capital monrovia and he was there hopefully he'll still be there we should be getting him back is back good to see you again in the days after the first round of voting when there was real concern wasn't there that the runoff could be perhaps that indefinitely did later after one of those candidates took his case to court. yes indeed this election was expected to have been held more than five weeks

those details ahead with tatiana if you stay with us here on. news has never been more available it's a constant barrage of it with every day but the message is a simplistic you have this brain that good logical rational person crazy monsters and misinformation is right dismissal and does not well documented accusations and evidence is part of genocide the listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. well i think you're. welcome back it's time to support his tuxedo things very much the how to form a south american football officials have been found guilty of multiple charges a corruption herring in the united states the fast trial verdict and a probe of wild supports governing body pfieffer gabriel as under reports from new york. joe's a media made in brazil one and hill not a part of why each was a top football official in their country and each has been found guilty of racketeering conspiracy and other charges for their roles in what prosecutors described as sche

i'm tatiana franchise with the sports including the latest from the final night of the champions league group stages details later in the program. a very warm welcome the new u.s. president donald trump has officially recognized jerusalem as the capital of israel and has directed officials to begin preparations to move the american embassy there from tel aviv the move has drawn widespread condemnation palestinian leaders so calling for three days of rage israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu hail be announcement as quote a historic landmark and urged other countries to follow suit a white house correspondent kimberly how it has more. more than twenty years ago the u.s. congress recognized jerusalem as israel's capital with that the relocation of the u.s. embassy there from tel aviv but every u.s. president since bill clinton has blocked it from happening a till now i have determined. that it is time to officially recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel it's an historic foreign policy term for the united states but the white house says reflects a political reality given jurist

open champion for arc of egypt and that's all the sport for now joins our tea bags or for that tatiana and that's it from me jane dutton but i'll be back in a couple of minutes with an expletive a c then. abandoned by the state social collectors are all keep buying space is among the people a military needs architects working on the edge of little. in the first episode of . something i will seem to have chosen al-jazeera into the realm of self building in spain. at this time on al-jazeera. and it's like getting something for you it's the season of excess this is made in china. or for one all american family a challenge. life without the wilds factory we don't make any. what is in this economic christmas without china a witness documentary this time. the town of edna's one of the most polluted places in the occupied west bank truckloads of electronic waste make their way here every day the vast majority coming from israel to surrounding illegal jewish settlements each item is taken apart the parts then are sold back to israel but it's valuable materials such as copper wire deductables p

and i'm tatiana franchise in doha with all of that i thought that both big names prepared to find out who would be the winner of the twenty seventeen abandoned all that and more coming up later. more than one hundred palestinians have been injured in violent protests across the occupied territories after u.s. president donald trump formally recognized jerusalem as israel's capital on wednesday. demonstrators in several palestinian territories of clashed with israeli troops in ramallah in the occupied west bank thousands heeded the call from palestinian leaders to mobilize for three days of rage while the been hunted has more now from ramallah. anger disappointment and a sense of betrayal. among palestinians now still they remain defiant saying that regardless they do consider jerusalem the capital of a. future palestinian state now this march is a show a few usually you would see the many flags of the palestinian factions this time only the palestinian flag is raised. for jerusalem that's the only thing we can do this dump declinations a slap for us here to wake up and realize the pea

but for now i'll hand you back to fully thank you very much for that tatiana that's it for this hour news great we'll leave you with christmas celebrations from around the world thank you very much for watching. was chris was. or. are. are. a. carcinogen. for years japanese have gone into countries lush force for what they call. forest baby thirteen years ago dr lee was one of the first to conduct research on forest bathing he concluded that the essential oils the trees produce to protect themselves from germs and bugs can boost the human immune system. in the forests my research has shown that forest reduces stress hormones. in the future the time may come when doctors prescribe the forest instead of medicine. documenting st john this. summer was inspired to transform perception. and capture the fibrin sea of the emerging black youth culture now is one of the people. from the. same time the new african photography. this time on al-jazeera. his christmas message to call for peace. and dialogue.

that is time for the sport has tatiana. thank you very much defending champions qatar getting ready to face their rock on tuesday for their second round match this is their first major football tournament since failing to qualify for next year's world cup and the political difficulties over qatar hosting the golf cart have created concerns over the billeted to be the hosts of the twenty twenty two world cup the one hundred reports from kuwait city which the road to the world cup finals in twenty twenty two is proving a bumpy one after qatar won the right to host football's biggest tournament after failing to qualify for the showpiece twenty eighteen event in russia critics have been questioned in the tiny gulf states football credentials qatar will become the first nation since it to be in one hundred thirty four to host the world cup without ever having taken part in the finals and while the twenty twenty two organizers are spending millions on stadiums and infrastructure they're also investing heavily in grassroots footba

will have more on could be the biggest comeback of the year details are coming out of tatiana. hello cold and fog has been the state of play weather wise for switzerland sudden france but germany and austria while strong round the north of europe it's been rather grey and mild it may seem the wrong way round to you but take a look at what's coming in from the west streak of green as a cold front usually means wet and windy weather this is no exception so gong will be the fog from southern france and from switzerland to breezy had great looking sky will replace it is going to require further research i think from austria through the hungary and plain it'll be cold foggy in places maybe sunny upon the mountains it looks gorgeous there and this carries all this process the next one folds in such a bad time we get to wednesday when it's cold certainly not foggy you know it'll be stuck in the mountains rain for many and a completely different field that will eventually affect things further east in the meantime a bit of a southerly push means well eleven in vienna and ten in book ar

i'm tatiana all the day's news including a look ahead to a christmas day rematch of last season's n.b.a. finals between the golden state warriors and the table and catalyst. tropical storm tembin is heading towards vietnam after leaving a trail of destruction across the southern philippines about one million people have been evacuated from vietnam's southern areas where the government has warned more than sixty thousand fishing boats not to venture to see tembin is moving southward and will pass the province of come out on tuesday before entering the gulf of thailand thousands of people in the southern philippines are spending christmas in emergency shelters landslides and flash floods have so far killed more than two hundred people from mcbride's as this update the worst hit island of mindanao. here in the city of iligan as darkness falls people here as elsewhere in parts of mindanao are assessing the damage from the storm that passed from the landslides that happened from the torrents of muddy water that overflowed the banks of rivers the river here in it overflowed its banks people h

russian a figure skating coach tatiana broke down in tears when she learned of the decision slovenia which still because they see there are no words you know i don't want to cry i want to scream it's sad that we won't be at the games as a team but the russian flags will be flying it's devastating that there will be no tears of joy as you hear your national anthem but nobody is prohibited from singing the anthem i think that if there are victories and if there are athletes who want to participate and when i think we'll hear them singing. that was just by. our correspondent honest as he is now in that loss and she filled us in on the decisions taken that concerning the russian olympic team. it's been a very difficult day here obviously with so many eyes from around russia watching the announcement that would come from this room here in los down where the international olympic committee executive board made a final decision on the future of russia when it comes to these next winter olympic games coming up in just two months from now now obviously it was a huge disappointment for all of

the russian figure skating coach tatiana has reacted to the decision she says it is the worst possible. because there are no words you know i don't want to cry i want to scream the fact they're asked leitz have been allowed to compete as neutrals but have to call themselves olympic athletes from russia i think this is the worst outcome. ok joining us live now is not to say a church who is in all sound for us back again and you've been following what's been going on now the russian flag a lot of them found from the games can you take us through what was said. well learned here it's been a very tense day here in lockdown this press room where we're currently standing has been packed by journalists throughout the day expecting what is going to be announced with several options being allegedly considered by the international olympic committee executive board who have been meeting behind closed doors throughout this day to try to figure out what their final decision on russia's decision or not the city should be would be in these winter games coming up in just two months from today and of c

russian figure skating coach tatiana harassed over broke down in tears when she learned of the decision slovenia which still because they see there are no words you know i don't want to cry i want to scream is it sad that we won't be at the games as a team that the russian flags will be flying it's devastating that there will be no tears of joy as you hear your national anthem but nobody is prohibited from singing the anthem i think that if there are a victory and if there are athletes who want to participate and when i think we'll hear them singing. that was just by. our correspondent on us to see a trickle is now in the us and she filled us in on the decisions taken concerning the russian olympic team. it's been a very difficult day here obviously with so many eyes from around russia watching the announcement that would come from this room here in los down where the international olympic committee executive board made a final decision on the future of russia when it comes to these next winter olympic games coming up in just two months from now now obviously it was a huge disappointmen

russian a figure skating coach tatiana tells us of broke down in tears when she learned of the decision slovenia which still because they say there are no words you know i don't want to cry i want to scream it's sad that we won't be at the games as a team that the russian flags will be flying it's devastating that there will be no tears of joy as you hear your national anthem but nobody is prohibited from singing the anthem i think that if there are victories and if there are athletes who want to participate in when i think we'll hear them singing. which is very. well our correspondent and situ sorry was in the year in the city of less than in switzerland at the i.o.c. headquarters when the decision was made today brief is now on exactly what was said . it's been a very difficult day here obviously with so many eyes from around russia watching the announcement that would come from this room here in la sound where the international olympic committee executive board made a final decision on the future of russia when it comes to these next winter olympic games coming up in just two months

systematic systemic manipulation of the anti doping rules and system well russian figure skating coach tatiana tarasova has reacted to the decision saying it is the worst possible. look as they say there are no words you know i don't want to cry i want to scream the fact they're astley's have been allowed to compete as neutrals but have to call themselves olympic athletes from russia i think this is the worst outcome. before today's decision twenty five russian athletes had already been banned from participating in the games by the commission which examined their cases many of them have been stripped of their medals toppling russia from the top of the saatchi twenty fourteen medal table the move shattered to the athletes' dreams and ambitions. the story is a little more as we got almost no snorkel things probably was to appear a beach trainer she only now believes close the record is going to be a very slow and. almost a must that my mom could get in the studio. to push to do it just recently we just really should sit on the. board from us and pressed me and i want to shoot of that is to choos

a russian figure skating cage tatiana task has reacted to the decision saying it's the worst possible. stukas they say there are no words you know i don't want to cry i want to scream the facts are astley's have been allowed to compete as neutrals but have to call themselves olympic athletes from russia i think this is the worst outcome so. joining us live now is unnecessary to who is in lausanne for us to see the russian flag and the anthem banned from the games can you take us through what was said. well no deal or no team russia this time around of course a decision that is seen as quite unfortunate to see the least by not just all of the russian athletes who are looking forward to participating in the coming of winter olympic games just to take place in over two months from now but also the millions of pounds who are expected to be tuning in to support their team certainly something that's been seen as extremely upsetting for all of those people but after a day of deliberations here in fact the international olympic committee executive board did decide to suspend russia from the u

for the russian figure skating coach tatiana task has reacted to the decision saying it is the worst possible. stukas they say there are no words you know i don't want to cry i want to scream the fact they're asked leitz have been allowed to compete as neutrals but have to call themselves olympic athletes from russia i think this is the worst outcome. joins us live now is on a situation. he's been reporting for r.t. from last sun for us god you've been hard at work today now the russian flag and out of the band from the games can you take us through what's being said. well look it's been a very difficult day here obviously with so many eyes from around russia watching the announcement that would come from this room here in la sound where the international olympic committee executive board made a final decision on the future of russia when it comes to these next winter olympic games coming up in just two months from now now obviously it was a huge disappointment for all of those sports fans and athletes who have been preparing for so long to be able to compete in these olympics under

world tennis championship in abu dhabi but as tatiana sanchez reports the tennis great man has to be else on her mind. serena could in many ways already be themas triumphant having made her return to the court just four months after giving birth to her newborn baby girl alexis and. she wasn't triumphant in the opening set of the match though losing it thanks to. but the thirty six year old american for back to take the second set showing signs of her own so the story mush making the much even. the match was then taken down to a deciding tie breaker. the defending french open champion world number seven stay dominant keeping williams on her time. after putting up some resistance the fighting spirit we're so used to thinking three now eventually lost the finals that. motherhood's for an hour no. you know i was a little worried out there and then i looked at. my camp and i was like as a limb be ok and you know but it's really good i'm excited and you know it's good to be back on the court serena is africa surely fired a warning to her rivals that next month the strain you know that an o

for twenty five years this building was the center of tatiana buddha told us life. on off street residential complex number nineteen moscow with all of us. it was the. eight of september it was warm that day. i came home late. my son sister in law and the four year old granddaughter were here everyone was sleeping. and suddenly there was such an explosion all the window panes were blown out and even the doors. on the ninth of september eighth to september ninth one thousand nine hundred ninety nine a four hundred kilo bomb destroyed the entire central section of the nine story building. the explosion was so violent that reinforced concrete slabs tore holes in neighboring buildings. ninety four residents were killed and more than one hundred fifty injured. so you could reach it with my son cries mama don't go out half our flight is gone mama don't go out there. we lived on the third floor and all the rubble lay at our feet i heard screens shouting and from below someone was pleading save us help us at least save our child. even taller apartment blocks quickly sprang

her name is tatiana. she's an editor at a radio station which has been critical of the kremlin.ber around the same time they singled her out for her report. today she asked putin about the corruption of russia's legal system. he danced around it and gave a nonanswer. she just shook her head and walked away. quite a moment. >> quite a moment indeed. brian todd, thank you. >>> more breaking news. more on the phone call between president trump and russian president putin and why democrats fear that congressional republicans may try to shut down the russia probe. i'll talk to the top democrat on the house intelligence committee congressman adam schiff. he's standing by live. he teaches lessons to stanley... and that's kind of it right now. but rodney knew just what to do...he got quickbooks. it organizes all his accounts, so he knows where he stands in an instant. ahhh...that's a profit. which gave him the idea to spend a little cash on some brilliant marketing! ha, clever. wow, look at all these new students! way to grow, rodney! know where you stand instantly. visit quickbooks.com

awarded an 0lympic bronze medal nine years after the 2008 beijing games, after the russian heptathlete tatianar results and old. it is the second allenby bronze medal she has been awarded later after being bumped up to third in the 2000 and 84 times 400 metres relay event. and that is all the sport from now. thank you. see you later. campaigning is underway in the catalan region of spain, to elect a new regional assembly. the previous one was dissolved by the spanish national government, after its leaders made a declaration of independence. many are facing charges of sedition and rebellion — and as gavin lee reports from barcelona, theirfate could overshadow the vote. fresh out of prison and straight on the campaign trail. six separatist ministers, free for now but facing charges. a month on from the catalan government's attempt to break the region away from spain, the independent movement is still paying for their actions. the catalan separatist movement is now deeply fragmented. 2—macro of the key former ministers are still in prison here. one is widely tipped to become president in the inde

but as always you can get in touch with us using the hash tag eighteen is great or tweet me at i am tatiana i'll be back with more sports at eight hundred g.m.t. but for now they're in effect here to town to thank you well the last call from the doomed titanic news of the first manned flight and the u.s. entry into world war one the telegram has been at the heart of some of the world's most historic events and now it's finally coming to an end in belgium one of the last countries to use the obsolete technology the final message has been sent one hundred seventy one years after the country's first electric telegram was delivered the worker tells the story from london where telegrams were born. for one hundred eighty years the iconic telegram brought news of calamity and condolence joy and success. it entered popular culture surviving the invention of the telephone and instant messaging but the end is nigh it was ironically via twitter the belgian telecoms firm proxima announced the demise of its service one of the last in the world the system was kept alive by only a handful of businesses mo

but as tatiana sanchez reports it wasn't quite the performance of fans might have expected from her. serene occurred in many ways already themas triumphant having made her return to the court just four months after giving back to her newborn baby girl alexis and. she wasn't so triumphant in the opening that of the match though losing it fixed. but the thirty six year old american for back to take the second that showing fine for her right now every match making the match all even the match was then taken down to a deciding tie breaker. the defending french open champion wild number seven stay dominant keeping williams on her time. after putting up some resistance the fighting spirit was so used to thinking three no eventually lost the finals that. motherhood's for an hour now. you know i was a little worried out there and then i looked at my my camp and i was like as a limpy ok and you know but it's really good i'm excited and you know it's good to be back on the court arenas effort and surely fired a warning to her rivals that next month's australian open that's an offender. i spoke

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korea is boasting its chances it's not a traditional strong get ahead of the one child then takes tatiana we'll have the details. unbelievable it sounds like an agreement between a criminal because it's like trading in stolen goods that have been taken by the place if anyone ever comes to ask a question these are throw their hands up in the air and say i don't know i was just nominated director we're doing any investigation into. ukraine would you pay bribes you've been corrupt or been corrupt did just the presidency. investigations the only gods coming soon. to haiti now way out is a turning trash into political hot it stems from a resistance movement based in the capital slums reports from port au prince. in one of the poorest areas of haiti's capital port au prince a place where people live surrounded by trash. and the part of the resistance falls went against social inequality using art something is not spears love. it is just fighting every time someone. called on me and it's just these. many of his cultures are based in what he describes as voodoo because of the special place the re

tatiana founder of al-jazeera. to run so i save beats and columbus crew to reach the m.l.s. cup final jozy altidore scoring the only goal of the game to a one zero win at home in this eastern conference decider was originally and last final for the second straight. tiger woods has made an encouraging return see competitive golf as he puts to save his career was recorded a three under par round of sixty nine on day one of the hero world challenge here in the bahamas the forty one year old has suffered a series of back injuries and this is his first tournament appearance since february. one of cricket's biggest names ben stokes has signed for new zealand team cancer free while he remains in international exile stocks has been dropped from the england scene while u.k. police investigate and alleged assaults he was involved in it means he's unlikely to make an appearance of the ongoing ashes series in australia. be sure that not everyone will history agree with their decision but someone has to make a decision and it is us that here. if people are uncomfortable with it don't com

and the story of the south african skier tempting to make olympic history that's all coming up with tatiana in spite. of spain's political crisis looks set to continue after separate his party's won the most seats in catalonia snapp regional election it wasn't a resoundingly big unity party became the largest in the catalan parliament but the result is still a blow to spanish prime minister mariano rajoy hoary who called the vote in the hope of defeating the independence movement opposed catalan president alice moore who's in self-imposed exile said that the session movement are stronger than ever the last of the screen you know asked that the spanish state has been defeated and his allies have lost and have got a slap in the face from the citizens of catalonia today rouhani has sunk the three parties that have won are not in any way behind the political party to pay pay with these results in hand the situation needs to be rectified to be fixed we want you to rectify all those people you have her toy. well paul brown joins us now from barcelona and certainly a night of the results allow the

and sanitation and in sport it's been a day to forget for england's cricketers against australia tatiana will be here with the details. from the clear blue sky of the doha moony. to the fresh autumn breeze in the city of love. the philippines is currently seeing a tropical storm you see this massive area of cloud over the top of it quite it's not very well defined the certainly no that you can see there and that shows that it's quite a rugged system and not too intense however the rains that we're seeing out of this are pretty spectacular so at the moment then the sustained winds are around eighty five kilometers per hour of course they were got on top of that and it's moving very very slowly only westwards around fifteen kilometers per hour so already made landfall in the eastern vishay is in there where we're seeing water up to chest deep in places so already we've seen a lot of heavy rain in the system only moving at fifteen kilometers per hour so moving very slowly towards the west we've got a prolonged period of heavy rain before it eventually starts to move away so after working it

and also the sport for now more later thank you very much tatiana finally dispose her more than one hundred women worldwide suffer from hair loss but some are finding new and inventive ways of challenging the stigma of baldness lower burden manly were met one woman who is using her scalp to showcase traditional head art. kony chapelle has been battling with the skin disease the lead to have falling out in large clumps but instead of hiding a head in hearts wakes the schoolteacher in kata is celebrating her baldness with hannah i'm embracing it i'm embracing my boss because this is what i haven't you have to work out what you have and i feel like in a way it's what makes me unique and different can he she was diagnosed with alopecia more than ten years ago the auto immune illness can cause total head loss and affects one in every one hundred people it doesn't matter if you have hair of you don't have air you see hannah is one part of her process of reconvening her confidence but getting to the stage has been an uphill struggle in the beginning it was very painful to get the needles in moscow

let's go back to folly in doha by thank you very much for that said ahead here on the news great tatiana's coming up next with a sport and a tough decision facing russian and then peons as a team is banned from the winter games but cleanup phase are told they can compete on a mutual fund. it's going to have people talking about it for three tatyana thank you very much for the russia's president vladimir putin says he won't stop his country sports dot competing at next year's winter games under unusual slack that's the big decision facing russian elim pins off to the international in libya miti ban to the country from in twenty eighteen baht said any clean athletes could compete as neutrals also known as a limb picked athletes from russia i.o.c. president thomas back described russia's doping program as an attack on the olympics integrities the fast time an entire nation has been banned because of anti doping violations a report that followed the seventeen month long investigation into a state sponsored doping said and benefited over one thousand athletes particularly the last winter games

news go to tweet me directly at time tatiana i'll be back with the most wanted eight hundred g.m.t. but for now during it. thank you very much well one last thing before we go so you're going to see some life shots out of harbin that's in northeastern china right there where the thirtieth international snow sculpture event is on and this year is centerpiece highlights the twenty eight twenty two beijing winter games five hundred craftsmen works up to nine hours a day in freezing temperatures as you can imagine to create the three hundred meter long sculpture using sixty thousand cubic meters of snow thanks for watching news grid we'll see you back here on friday to see them. a new level of luxury has arrived. an experience that will transform the way. aren't i couldn't some of this relate. but none code breaking. ritual is. the only christmas the sweetest. whether conducting business sharing this mission. with the thing still. the feeling that. someone. somewhere. centuries in the school. should use. this to. consume and we're going places together. you are making very pointed remar

strong support for the arts in our state and we've got lots of leading individuals in our state, tatiana cope land who supported the delaware city orchestra. they work in partnership, as does every administration, with the delaware division of the arts. a gentleman named paul weegraph is the executive director of the administration of the arts and i am hopeful we here in the senate can sustain bipartisan support for arts and humanities funding and that the young people of delaware, our communities and our families will continue to enjoy the blessings that these investments and creativity bring. how much are we talking about? it's about $150 million. $149.8 million to be specific. this year, this fiscal year for each of these two endowments. that's a tiny, tiny percentage of the total federal budget. $150 million may sound like a lot. $680,000 in grants to my tiny state of delaware may sound like a lot but across these two endowments $300 million in federal money mass a dramatic impact. it leverages private funding nine to one. in recent studies looking at the impact of the national endow

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i'm tatiana phantasm doha with all the day's sports news including a drill for qatar and knocked out if that is called top i'll have placed on an apparent. israeli tanks and aircraft have fired at hamas targets in gaza in retaliation for several rockets being fired into israel the israeli army says its aerial defense system intercepted two rockets launched from the gaza strip they calls that panic among civilians on the ground in israel but no injuries a third rocket hit a building in the south causing damage but no casualties however at least fifty six palestinians were injured in clashes with israeli forces during protests against u.s. president donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital hundreds of palestinians demonstrated across gaza and the occupied west bank for the fourth friday in a row malcolm webb sent us this update from gaza. the edge of gaza city is just a couple of hundred meters over there and this is the border with israel the separation friends wall surrounds gather all step aside to the camera can zoom in a bit for the fourth friday in a row people