the mediation underlines _ call of mediation? the mediation underlines this _ call of mediation? mediation? the mediation underlines this crisis is not - call of mediation? the mediation underlines this crisis is not over. underlines this crisis is not over yet, but it also underlines that king of dolla commander think of the members of the family are anxious that in the midst of this public airing of criticism within the family, they can still try to find a way out with the family, because it is the hashemite kingdom ofjordan, which has long been regarded as a pillar of stability in the country. —— abdullah. some of the last few hours, there has been a twitter post from the royal court saying that in the tradition of the hashemite family, king abdullah has asked his uncle prince hussein to be the mediator, and that prince hom saw, and emphasises that within the tradition has also accepted that this is the tradition within the family because —— hamzah. but the fact that this could not be resolved without arrests being made and these dramatic video and audio statements from prince

has failed to do that, so unless the african union or someone else can act as the mediator, i don't thinkwill come together to be able to agree on a path forward. >> tensions have been building for a while. the crisis has drawn in the military and police force, and it is said to be divided along political lines. government and opposition forces, their report is the opposition forces hold in several different parts of the city. people have been fleeing their homes, fearing more conflicts. but some are hopeful the president's message will the escalate tensions -- the escalate tensions. and politicians will find a middle ground to hold elections soon. >> the unrest is the second bow of violence over the bid to stay in power. many fear that the dispute will further divide the armed forces that belong to different clans. the president belongs to one clan, and the opposition leaders belongs to another. there is a growing concern that there could be a return of clients based violence. the nation has not had disabled central government for a while. i knew internationally back a government was ins

that is something ethiopia has rejected and said the mediator of the talks betwenk the three sides shouldemain the african union alone because they say they believe african solutions to african problems. the sides have failed to reach a deal despite those talks. looks like they have tried as much as they can, but sudan says ethiopia is violating international laws, trying to impose the reality on the ground without reaching a deal and they say that is a violation not just of international law, but the declaration of principles signed between the three countries in 2015 before the grand ethiopian renaissance dam was filled. >> many people have died after tribal clashes in the west of sudan. more than 130 people have been injured in battles between two sides in west darfur. it began when unowned -- unknown armed men killed people. the government declared a state of emergency. peacekeepers withdrew from the area in december after a peace deal between the government and two armed groups. israel's president gave benjamin netanyahu the option to form a government although he believes no one has

and the european union that is something if european has strongly rejected and said that the the mediator of the talks between the 3 sides should remain the african union alone because they say that they believe african solutions to african problems now the 3 sides have failed to reach a deal despite those few talks a few days of talks so it looks like they've tried as much as they can but now sudan is saying that what ethiope if your peers doing is violating international laws it's trying to impose their reality on the ground without reaching a deal and they say that that's a violation not just international laws but the declaration of principles that was signed between the 3 countries in 2015 before the feeling of the crime if you pronounce them. 118 people have now been confirmed dead in the flash floods and landslides in indonesia and east timor more than 100 others are still missing torrential rains were triggered by a passing cycle now as conditions begin to improve rescue workers are trying to reach communities in need as jessica washington reports. on a community tries to come to

and they are opinion that is something if european has strongly rejected and said that the the mediator of the talks between the 3 sides should remain the african union alone because they say that they believe african solutions to african problems now the 3 sides have failed to reach a deal despite those few talks a few days of talks so it looks like they've tried as much as they can but now sudan is saying that what ethiope if your peers doing it's violating international laws it's trying to impose their reality on the ground without reaching a deal and they say that that's a violation not just international laws but the declaration of principles that was signed between the 3 countries in 2015 before the killing of the crime if you print renaissance fam. women and children who were sleeping car among at least $100.00 civilians killed in fighting in northeast ethiopia since friday the violence is a flare up in a long running dispute have a contested land in the a far region the territory is claimed by both somali and tribes italy's prime minister has become the latest european leader tr

and the european union that is something if european has strongly rejected and said that the the mediator of the talks between the 3 sides should remain the african union alone because they say that they believe african solutions to african problems now the 3 sides have failed to reach a deal despite those few talks a few days of talks so it looks like they've tried as much as they can but now sudan is saying that what ethiope if your peers doing it's violating international laws it's trying to impose their reality on the ground without reaching a deal and they say that that's a violation not just international laws but the declaration of principles that was signed between the 3 countries in 2015 before the killing of the crime if you print renaissance fam. more than 100 people are still missing 3 days after flash floods rips will parts of indonesia and east timor conditions have finally started to improve and rescue workers are now hoping to reach remote communities in need at least 118 deaths have been confirmed jessica washington reports from jakarta. on a community tries to come to te

and the european union that is something if european has strongly rejected and said that the the mediator of the talks between the 3 sides should remain the african union alone because they say that they believe african solutions to african problems now the 3 sides have failed to reach a deal despite those few talks a few days of talks so it looks like they've tried as much as they can but now sudan is think that what europeans doing is violating international law as it's trying to impose their reality on the ground without reaching a deal and they say that that's a violation not just. sorry to interrupt that let's take you back to our special coverage of derek sivers murder trial in the united states the former police officer is accused of killing george freud by kneeling on his neck and 9 minutes and 29 seconds we are hearing testimony there from johnnie macel with the minneapolis police department part of the training team who trained derek 7 back in 2018 on the use of force let's listen into what he has to say you want to make sure that you check the fit of the cuffs and double lock t

and the european union that is something if european has strongly rejected and said that the the mediator of the talks between the 3 sides should remain the african union alone because they say that they believe african solutions to african problems now the 3 sides have failed to reach a deal despite those few talks a few days of talks so it looks like they've tried as much as they can but now sudan is thing that what if you if your peers doing it's violating international laws it's trying to impose their reality on the ground without reaching a deal and they say that that's a violation not just international laws but the declaration of principles that was signed between the 3 countries in 2015 before the killing of the crime if you print renaissance dam at least 56 people are now known to have died after days of tribal clashes in the west of sudan the u.n. says more than 130 people have been injured in vassals between members of the arab reserve gap and the tribes in the west are for it began when unknown armed men killed 2 people from the mass and that on saturday the government has dec

has strongly rejected and said that the mediator of the talks between the 3 sides should remain the african union alone because they say that they believe african solutions to african problems now the 3 sides have failed to reach a deal despite those few talks a few days of talks so it looks like they've tried as much as they can but now sudan is saying that what if europeans doing its violating international laws it's trying to impose their reality on the ground without reaching a deal and they say that that's a violation not just international laws but the declaration of principles that was signed between the 3 countries in 2015 before the feeling of the ground if you pronounce them so here is there any more clarity on what happens next. while sudanese foreign ministry is saying that they're not ready to continue this kind of talks where they go when they try to find a way they try to set a mechanism not not to deal with the issues themselves but on how to deal with the issues that other words of framework to negotiate to try to reach a deal before the filling of the grand dam now the min

tuesday morning was to try to come up with a roadmap with sudan and egypt on one side wanting the mediation to expand to include the united states the united nations and the ruffian union who are right now holding the role observateur of observers rather than mediators the mediators the african union which is currently. chaired by congo so this is something that they have always wanted for the past few months now if you appeal once this whole round of talks the whole negotiation over the ground if you're innocence them to be led by the african union alone so this was the major sticking point between the 3 sides if you are also said that sudan and and egypt came up with points that were not part of the agenda such as postponing the filling of the ground if you're finance them until a deal is reached that something that the minister said the sudanese minister of irrigation told al jazeera just a few days before the talks that is very crucial because they need a deal to be in place a legally binding agreement which won't comply with so that 20000000 people of its population that's nearly half

parties that remain in the nuclear deal including iran will also stay there now with the goal of the mediator of the e.u. would be to bring the 2 sides together the iranians and the americans to the same table and try to to marry up these $22.00 lists and get the sequencing working so that both would happen in tandem and then everybody would be in compliance we're a long way from that but as long as the talks are going on it certainly isn't a blow up which was certainly one of the possibilities so people are sounding quite optimistic that the referee between iran and the united states is dialed down significantly since there's been a new president just explain to us what's at stake domestically for the 2 sides. well certainly joe biden took a risk in campaigning on rejoining the nuclear deal there's a lot of opposition to it not just among the conservatives but even among those who would want to rein in nuclear activities from iran they weren't sure this was the best way to do it and that's because in the deal there are some restrictions on iran that expire within just a few years so a lot of

refused to sit down directly with the united states at this point and so the european union as the mediator of this deal will shuttle between the sides along with the remaining members of the iran nuclear deal so that britain france germany russia and china so they will meet with iran in one meeting and then they will meet with the u.s. in another meeting it's unclear how many of these sessions there will be or if the e.u. will be shuttling between the 2 sides and as small as as this seems or as incremental as it seems it really is a big step for the negotiating process that has been stalled now since president trump pulled out in 2018. as i just mentioned biden's administration wants to revive the of course is the realistic prospects that that both sides will simply sign up to that original treaty once again. from the u.s. side i think it's unlikely that they will sign up to exactly the same nuclear deal except as perhaps a 1st step toward broadening it and the biggest reason for that is because while the biden administration is a long way from the trump administration and how it's handlin

as i've said are very concerned but i don't think you're taking over or trying to reformulate the mediation or the negotiations at this point is going to be successful because i don't think that ethiopia is going to agree to that instead what i think we might see is an expanded role for the african union for technical experts and perhaps for observers from the e.u. and the us in these african union led negotiations but i don't think at this stage we're going to see a significant reformulation of how this is mediated you spoke about some of the concerns boys by the sudanese government about the facility to words to the project about concerns of flooding but others would tell you that the city is. ultimately may be the ones to benefit from that they will get less flooding cheaper electricity and easier irrigation which is going to be pretty much very well planned ahead. yes that's the point being san facing for the last time for many for a long time but that to tell you the truth i am following the sudanese government data scientists professors people who are in the forefront of this irrigati

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parties that remain in the nuclear deal including iran will also stay there now with the goal of the mediator of the e.u. would be to bring the 2 sides together the iranians and the americans to the same table and try to to marry up these 2 lists and get the sequencing working so that both would happen in tandem and then everybody would be in compliance we're a long way from that but as long as the talks are going on it certainly isn't a blow up which was certainly one of the possibilities so people are sounding quite optimistic that the russian between iran and the united states is dialed down significantly since there's been a new president just explaining to us what's at stake domestically for the 2 sides . well certainly joe biden took a risk in campaigning on rejoining the nuclear deal there's a lot of opposition to it not just among the conservatives but even among those who would want to rein in nuclear activities for iran they weren't sure this was the best way to do it and that's because in the deal there are some restrictions on iran that expire within just a few years so a lot of p

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face to face talks to so that's where things started today in vienna and the european union as the mediator of the original deal is going between the 2 parties meeting with iran and the u.s. separately so even even though this is still a long way toward bringing the u.s. back into the deal and bringing iran back into compliance with the deal everyone seems quite optimistic that they've even gotten this far this incremental step of having diplomats in the same city at the same time talking about the same thing is seen as progress and this is going to return to the terms of the original 2015 agreement all use that as a sort of starting place for a new deal. it remains to be seen both of those are possibilities iran is now well out of compliance with that 2015 deal after the us pulled out in 2018 and the us even under the biden ministration is not completely satisfied with the deal for the main reason that some of those. requirements of iran timeout some of them in as little as 5 more years so as you heard the state department spokesman say they want a permanent ban on iran's nuclear activitie

such story as we've seen in other words about the context and don't definitely need international mediation. no model and has won the oscar for best picture and the ask goes to. no man. in the movie tells the story of a woman in her sixty's who loses everything in the 2008 recession and joins the growing number of americans living out of vans frances mcdormand won the best actress award for her role in that film. who directed the film became only the 2nd woman to win the oscar for best director she's also the 1st woman of color ever on and in this category and you know john won best supporting actress for oscar for minardi she's the 1st south korean to win the top award let's go live to robot bride in seoul rob puts the reaction been like in south korea to this. as you would imagine this has been very well received here in south korea you know joan is probably not that well known to the rest of the world until now that is but she is a very familiar figure here a very well established character active beginning her career in the 1960 s. and seventy's 1st of all in the movie industry and then

were done and in the aegis of african union peacekeeping troops that printing the arab or and the mediator search for him as we've seen in other horn of africa the context and don't definitely need international mediation. still ahead an all visit of life on the front line we're in eastern ukraine where families speak of their struggles and the cost of a 7 year war and one of the most of us oldsters in history is under way with a record number of nominations for women and people of color we're going to be live from los angeles. hello that china is going to see quite a bit of wet weather we can see that cloud over central and southern areas with heavy a downpours around india china we could see some localized flooding across northern vietnam with those showers are particularly heavy and as we go into choose day those showers are going to push towards the east coast will have rain as well in hong kong the temperature is sitting at about mid twenty's there you go further north things are looking rather clear and fine beijing seeing lots of sunshine 23 degrees got a bit of a brisk wind we coul

and the european union that is something if european has strongly rejected and said that the the mediator of the talks between the 3 sides should remain the african union alone because they say that they believe african solutions to african problems now the 3 sides have failed to reach a deal despite those few talks a few days of talks so it looks like they've tried as much as they can but now sudan is saying that what ethiope if your peers doing is violating international laws it's trying to impose their reality on the ground without reaching a deal and they say that that's a violation not just international laws but the declaration of principles that was signed between the 3 countries in 2015 before the killing of the crime if you print renaissance fam. the death toll from days of fighting in sudan's west darfur region has risen to 50 another 150 people will so injured in battles between members of the arab raise it got and tribes and began on saturday when an armed man killed 2 people from the muscle that he won peacekeepers withdrew from that area in december off to a peace deal betwe

in addition to the current mediator of the african union a call egypt has backed but if you appeal has rejected the few people government says the dam is crucial to lifting tens of millions of its citizens out of poverty by providing electricity and wants the african union to remain in charge of the talks but those talks were halted since january and the sudanese government is concerned about an ounce ment of a 2nd failing we are seeing that nor. its meaning for the mission was a little serious then during the population living along. which is approximately half of the city's population is nearly through not exaggerating back of the plant operators say it will be hard to prepare for the future without clear information about the filling of the dam in the high lands upstream morgan al-jazeera. still ahead here on al-jazeera praying for help colombia's intensive care crisis is it braces for another surgeon covered 19 cases plus. scar my face i was hit by like the belt refugees who fled violence in west africa recall their hiring journeys to a new life in the united stat

in addition to the current mediator of the african union a call egypt has backed but if you appeal has rejected the few people government says the dam is crucial to lifting tens of millions of its citizens out of poverty by providing electricity and wants the african union to remain in charge of the talks but those talks were halted since january and the sudanese government is concerned about if you peace announcement of a 2nd filling we are seeing that nor. is. your formation was a little serious is. the population living along the line which is approximately half of the sudanese population is very true not exactly getting back of the plant operators say it will be hard to prepare for the future without clear information about the filling of the dam in the high lands upstream morgan al-jazeera harts home. again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on jordan's government says it's tortured a malicious brought to destabilize the country half brother of king abdullah has been put under house arrest and his being punished for speaking out against corruption with. the

away from being able to have any optimism about a new nuclear deal with the european union as the mediator of the current deal is focused on is getting both iran and the united states back into compliance with this agreement the 2015 agreement and what happened today was that there was a virtual meeting. facilitated by the european union of the remaining members of the nuclear deal that's the 3 britain france and germany and china and russia along with iran and they agreed to meet in person in vienna next tuesday and then the european union said well it would like to hold separate talks with u.s. officials at the same time in vienna and the u.s. agreed so that is the basis for this new feeling of optimism that there may be some way to talk a both to iran and the united states and to try to get them on the same page not necessarily direct talks at this point that remains up in the year but even talking to them both in the same city is enough to give a breath of fresh air to the possibilities. both the u.s. and iran have always insisted the other side to move 1st before direct talks would be

away from being able to have any optimism about a new nuclear deal with the european union as the mediator of the current deal is focused on is getting both iran and the united states back into compliance with this agreement the 2015 agreement and what happened today was that there was a virtual meeting. facilitated by the european union of the remaining members of the nuclear deal that's the 3 britain france and germany and china and russia along with iran and there agreed to meet in person in vienna next tuesday and then the european union said well it would like to hold separate talks with u.s. officials at the same time in vienna and the u.s. agreed so that is the basis for this new feeling of optimism that there may be some way to talk a both to iran and the united states and to try to get them on the same page not necessarily direct talks at this point that remains up in the year but even talking to them both in the same city is enough to give a breath of fresh air to the possibilities. both the u.s. and iran have always insisted the other side to move 1st before direct talks would b

even travel to tehran recently to meet with iranian president has signed rouhani aiming to make the mediator between the parties involved in the disputed nuclear deal will he succeed at what seems to be one of the world's most pressing diplomatic challenges and what's the perspective on other international affairs from brics it to the coded 19 pandemic arlen's foreign affairs and defense minister simon cove me talks to al-jazeera. simon comique minister of foreign affairs and defense of the republic of aman thank you for talking to al-jazeera currently your country so. serves as one of the 15 members of the u.n. security council the 4th time you've had that role since arlen joined the u.n. in 1955 what do you see as the obligations and the current challenges for you in this role. well i mean we've been incredibly fortunate as a country to be voted on to the u.n. security council for a 4th time so we've we've essentially been on the security council every 20 years since we joined the u.n. and we see it as a really important part of our foreign policy it's an opportunity for ireland to be a gl

3 sides went into the meeting holding certain positions with sudan and egypt wanting to expand the mediators to include the united states the united nations and the european union that is something that if you are says it does not want to see happening it wants the african union alone to be the sole mediator in these negotiations over the ground if you renaissance them they say that they believe african solutions should be found to this african problem and that the african union would be best able to understand the necessity of the down 4 if you appeal which it says will help its population and will help lift its population out of poverty and benefits millions of its people now sudan is quite confident it says that this will impact more than half of its 40000000 population and egypt says it will affect about 90 percent of its over 100000000 population so egypt and sudan have been very insistent they've been saying that they want this mediation to expand but they also want to make sure that if he does not start the 2nd phase of filling which it says it will do by july without an agreement the

in addition to the current mediator of the african union a call egypt has backed but if you appeal has rejected the few people government says the dam is crucial to lifting tens of millions of its citizens out of poverty by providing electricity and wants the african union to remain in charge of the talks but those talks were halted since january and the sudanese government is concerned about if you peace announcement of a 2nd failing we are seeing that nor more agreement. on your formation was a little serious then during the population living along. which is. approximately half of the civilian population is a dear little pigs are getting back to the plant operators see it will be hard to prepare for the future without clear information about the filling of the dam in the few pm high lands upstream people morgan al-jazeera has home speaking of bodies of water a group of retired turkish admirals is warning that a treaty governing the use of turkey's waterways may be threatened they say a project to build a $9000000000.00 canal on the edge of istanbul could undermine t

the district says that it asked to appoint the mediator, and sent us resolving negotiations as quickly as possible. >>> more walk in coronavirus vaccine sites are ramping up all across the bay area. the gospel church in oakland is hosting clinics today through monday. san jose hosted a vaccinations night today at city hall for the disabled and the unsheltered. wilson walker is live at antioch to show us how contra costa county is trying to spread the word about walk in clinics. >> reporter: we have talked so much about the age tears and working our way down toward 16 and it goes without saying that a lot of folks who have been eligible for a long time have not. how do you corral them, how do you get them on board with all of this. very simple answer is you go to them. >>> i had polio a long time ago when i was a kid when everybody was getting polio, and everyone they gave out, i got. that i know of. >> and here you are. >> and here i am getting another one. >> reporter: she was able to get a shot that leaving her car today. no appointment needed, just her granddaughter going to bring h

pseudo recently supporting the african mediation the african mediation there and we also have the u.s. mediation but all these mediation haven't reached a real solution and. the death toll of the days of tribal clashes in sudan's western darfur region has risen to $132.00 the violence poses a challenge to sudan's transitional government which is trying to end decades long rebellions in the region the violence follows a shooting at the weekend that killed 2 people in a camp for displaced people. well in the most recent attack in the town of palma i'm sorry we're in the wrong region but in one of the latest of many in the gas rich chicago delgado province in the north of mozambique the attacks began in earnest in 2017 though it had been brewing for some time and list say it's partly driven by ethnic tension and high youth unemployment armed groups linked eisel want to establish their own state they've carried out regular attacks targeting civilians and of occupied towns and villages in the last 3 and a half years around $700000.00 people have been forced to flee the palm attack which le

parties that remain in the nuclear deal including iran will also stay there now with the goal of the mediator of the e.u. would be to bring the 2 sides together the iranians and the americans to the scene table and try to to marry up these 2 lists and get the sequencing working so that both would happen in tandem and then everybody would be in compliance we're a long way from that but as long as the talks are going on it certainly isn't a blow up which was certainly one of the possibilities so people are sounding quite optimistic that the russian between iran and the united states is dialed down significantly since there's been a new president just explaining to us what's at stake domestically for the 2 sides . well certainly joe biden took a risk in campaigning on rejoining the nuclear deal there's a lot of opposition to it not just among the conservatives but even among those who would want to rein in nuclear activities from iran they weren't sure this was the best way to do it and that's because in the deal there are some restrictions on iran that expire within just a few years so a lot of

arrest for allegedly plotting to destabilize the country earlier times of page to legions to the king off to mediation by the royal family. and mozambique's ministry says it has regained full control over the coastal town of hama jihadists from a group linked to al qaeda attacked it made last month hama is located near a natural gas projects with some 60000000000 dollars aid groups say tens of thousands have fled the fighting. now diplomats from the world's most powerful countries are meeting in austria's capital vienna today for talks aimed at salvaging the iran nuclear deal u.s. president joe biden's administration wants to revive the accord but has said that requires negotiations now iran is refusing direct talks calling for sanctions to be lifted 1st european nations will mediate between the 2 sides a 2015 agreement to limit iran's nuclear program collapsed after then u.s. president donald trump withdrew and reinstated sanctions on the country. the u.s. and iranian officials laid out there ahead of today's talks in vienna. our overarching goal is to ensure that iran's nuclear program is permanentl

proposals emerged from a special weekend meeting with south east asian leaders but activists say the summits mediation efforts help legitimize the job to. below is full of the family of a black man killed by police in the us state of north carolina have seen a video clip of his death they say it shows andrew brown had his hands on his cost hearing wheel when he was shot in the back of the head protesters are demanding that the body camera footage be made public. the u.s. has launched a spy satellite into space from california the satellite lifted off monday often in from vandenberg air force base on a delta 4 heavy rockets the national reconnaissance office would use the classified payload for intimidation it's gathering a group of them were good. and now to germany way and initially slow vaccine is picking up pace chancellor angela merkel says she expects that from june anyone who wants to make an appointment for a jab will be able to do so who comments came off to a meeting with the 16 state to me is to discuss the vaccine dr. chancellor angela merkel dubbed it a meeting of hope the situation in ger

entered into with the unity community mediation team. and i also served time as a 4th precinct lieutenant on the night shift. and what is the what is lieutenant in the 4th precinct night shift we do. you are you have a team.

overseeing the at that time the federal mediation agreement that the minneapolis police department had entered into with the unity community mediation team and i also served time as a 4th precinct lieutenant on the night shift. in what is the what is lieutenant in the 4th precinct night shift we do. you are you have a a team of sergeants any. team of officers on a shift that particular shift work the night hours in north minneapolis and really there is a lieutenant there to support the. mission of the precinct inspector who is kind of like the chief of that precinct. but also then to support your officers on the shift as well yes and how long did you hold that position. it was probably about 2 years as well seeing a pattern here what would happen after that. after that i was appointed to the rank of commander. in what does a commander do. commander the commander now unlike the previous civil service positions a commander now is appointed specifically by the chief of police and it is a higher position and. the commander is usually in charge of a division and so at that time i was appoin

report on the origins of covert 1000 was released by the mediately faced sharp criticism worldwide for leaving many questions still unanswered even the organization's director general has called for the research we ask a russian member of the mission why getting to the bottom of the outbreak is proving so difficult. which will close on a mission started off into phase one why was it called that it was clear from the beginning nobody expected us to find all the questions rights away in fact it was prepared to rework aimed at analyzing the data we had accumulated and establishing hypotheses in general it's hard to predict how long this investigation will take and how it will end but it should be done that's for sure. we since we've managed to find out that the virus supposedly emerged in the period between the middle of november and the beginning of december however we don't know the exact location of the outbreak in my view it was in china but it's not clear yet it's unlikely though that the outbreak occurred in a wet market most probably it was some market visitor who had already been

we only were seeing about half the number of cases to mediations. you've only sent about half the number of cases to mediation and this year than what you did last year and maybe you can elaborate the reasons why. >> i can jump in here for some of the stuff. the mediation stuff is a balance and sometimes it just doesn't work. a lot of times if cases aren't appropriate for mediation, they aren't even referred for the process. the other factor that makes that number fluctuate as greatly as it fluctuates is aminebility both by the complainants and the people making the complaints because sometimes they don't want mediation and that's fine too. and, on the part of the officer and the department itself. so they can choose not to participate in which case, it's still -- the case is still evaluated for discipline. and so, because there's so many of those factors, it's hard to really track that number in a way that changes what the outcome is independent of the independent factors that i just talked about that makes the numbers fluctuate. the other thing tha

we only were seeing about half the number of cases to mediations. you've only sent about half the number of cases to mediation and this year than what you did last year and maybe you can elaborate the reasons why. >> i can jump in here for some of the stuff. the mediation stuff is a balance and sometimes it just doesn't work. a lot of times if cases aren't appropriate for mediation, they aren't even referred for the process. the other factor that makes that number fluctuate as greatly as it fluctuates is aminebility both by the complainants and the people making the complaints because sometimes they don't want mediation and that's fine too. and, on the part of the officer and the department itself. so they can choose not to participate in which case, it's still -- the case is still evaluated for discipline. and so, because there's so many of those factors, it's hard to really track that number in a way that changes what the outcome is independent of the independent factors that i just talked about that makes the numbers fluctuate. the other thing tha

had entered into with the community mediation team, and i also served i'm as a fourth precinct theth tenant on the nit shift. >> and what isie lieutenant in e fourth do? .. >> the commander usual is in charge of a division. and so at that time i was appointed to commander of the internal affairs division. >> and so, now back to internal affairs but more or less overseeing the entire operation? >> that is correct. >> how long did you hold that position? >> about two years. >> okay. and after that? >> then i was appointed as the first precinct inspector, and so that was the position in charge of the downtown precinct or first precinct. that was a patrol function so that was mainly patrol related function, even though we do have great civilian teams who work on things such as crime prevention and others. but i was appointed to first precinct inspector. >> what does the inspector do at that level? >> inspector at the level is really driving the work of the precinct, monitoring in working on trying to reduce crime in that precinct working with its stakeholders, its neighborhood associatio

and the african union itself to mediate this and facilitate that and then to invite a 4th party the united nations so it become a quarter tight to give more things to the african union persists and to give more leverage political leverage to reach a kind of an amicable agreement among the 3 countries well if europe is unhappy with the this initiative to bring people from outside africa to resolve an african problem they think let's bring in the un and the e.u. and the united states it's almost a provocation because they believe in africa they think africans can resolve this dispute and also they remember not only the choppiness but also other african countries remember that sudan and egypt at a certain time in the past refused to cooperate with the the nile basin initiative countries 11 countries when they issued a draft agreement so then and egypt did not sign it at the same time that you want the african union to be involved you also don't seem to trust the african union states or countries this is from the perspective of each opiah they want this conflict to be resolved within africa wh

airport were done under the aegis of african union peacekeeping troops that protect the airport and the mediator since laurean as we've seen in other one of africa's conflicts that i've discussed in your program before and don't definitely need international mediation when you months i'm going to maybe there we haven't had the greatest audio unfortunately on the skype line but thank you so much for your time we appreciate it. in the news ahead palestinians celebrate the removal of barricades in occupied east jerusalem. are reports of escalating unrest elsewhere hollywood's most glamorous show is getting underway breaking records as well for diversity in the rise of online films will get a live update from the all schools in los angeles. it's time for the perfect gentleman. with a sponsored point qatar airways hello there china is going to see quite a bit of wet weather we can see that cloud over central and southern areas with heavy a downpours around india china we could see some localized flooding across northern vietnam with those showers are particularly heavy and as we go into choose day th

and the parties began meeting with the mediator friday. now today, the oakland educators association and now it had come to an agreement with the district on full time in classroom learning. starting in the. frank my gosh. life force tonight, emma. thank you. in south san francisco students from t. k through fifth grade will also be going back to campus. starting tomorrow, students will be in class part time with the rest of their schedules. still online families also have the option to stick with distance learning on lee if they don't want their kids to go back to class, get the school district has bought 30 hospital grade disinfectant machines that use ultraviolet rays to clean classroom. in less than 10 minutes, much more on the coronavirus tonight. coming up after the break. vaccine eligibility is expanded, but supply remains a problem. why one bay area counties. vaccine supply is shrinking this week, also ahead. more than half of the adults in the u. s have received at least one dose of the vaccine, and that number could rise at 10 30

away from being able to have any optimism about a new nuclear deal with the european union as the mediator of the current deal is focused on is getting both iran and the united states back into compliance with this agreement the 2015 agreement and what happened today was that there was a virtual meeting. facilitated by the european union of the remaining members of the nuclear deal that's the ied 3 britain france and germany and china and russia along with iran and there agreed to meet in person in vienna next tuesday and then the european union said well it would like to hold separate talks with u.s. officials at the same time in vienna and the u.s. agreed so that is the basis for this new feeling of optimism that there may be some way to talk a both to iran and the united states and to try to get them on the same page not necessarily direct talks at this point that remains up in the year but even talking to them both in the same city is enough to give a breath of fresh air to the possibilities. both the u.s. and iran have always insisted the other side to move 1st before direct toll woul

dams on that event khartoum requested the united nations african union european union and the united states mediating the dispute and it's welcomed efforts by the us the dam is now more than 3 quarters complete and is expected to reach one power generating capacity 2000 and $23.00 so can each joke sudan and egypt find a diplomatic solution to their disputes all. will escalate even further sudan's irrigation minister. talks to a. i. does robusta dance minister of irrigation on water sources thank you for talking to our desire. my 1st question to you is about the latest situation now could you explain to our viewers where we stand now in terms of the dispute with. over the that on the situation right now there is no progress since last january 10th of january when we had the last meeting of the tripartite who were. under the auspices of the african union since then we requested at that time to give our all to the african union and the other 2 countries with egypt and the superior refused or preferred to go directly to the negotiations among the 3 countries and sudan mentioned that. that tripartite nego