theresa may didn't want that cosy relationship, she didn't want that structure.differently from my relationships with journalists then. and there you go to the us and trump would choose an journalist from the sun to ask questions from the uk side. afterward, you call them your friends? i said no, they're not ourfriends. it's interesting you talk about agendas both of politicians and their advisers but also of journals. michael, when you're considering source information coming in your direction, presumably you're acutely aware that whoever has given it to you may well have an agenda. every time some source tells you something you have to say well, why are they telling me this, and why have they come to me, what is it to try to get across, and do i believe them? and depending on whether they've got an interest in what's coming up or something they happen to know, that all becomes part of the assessment and part of the calculation that you have to make as to how many and what strength of other sources you need. allegra used to be my producer on newsnight. i was on

what on this to that theresa fallon? go ahead. well, i think it's always important to try to understand how the russians see the world. it's very different from most other people. i think that status quo, i mean seizing crimea, and over 14000 people have died in the dunbar. so the idea that nato is changing the status quo. i think the evidence is there on the ground. and as we see moscow rattling sabres outside of ukraine, it's extremely worrisome and they're using that as a way to try to change the agreement. we've seen with the agreement was signed. it's codified that nato could expand. so it's a real reading of history. it's a change of tone, and i think that the countries that have joined the un nato, for example, the baltics are very glad that they have because they're watching what russia is doing, nibbling away ukraine, threatening it. what happened in georgia, possibly what might happen in moldova. i think that these are all worrying signs for these countries, and that's why they are want to see nato. of course, i think da

theresa stasi, back to you guys. >> appreciate that. theresa.ording to the cdc, the individual who tested positive with that omicron variant had not yet had his vaccine booster and health experts say the nation's first case is proof that getting vaccinated is critical but getting boosted is becoming increasingly important. kron four's, rob nesbitt spoke with an infectious disease expert at uc berkeley. he joins us now with more on what that expert had to say about the boosters higher up grant doctor john swartzberg has been at uc berkeley for nearly 50 years and teaches a class about vaccine hesitancy. he hopes this first case of omicron change the minds of those still questioning the vaccine. >> the news of the first known omicron case in the u.s. came from the top doctor, anthony fauci telling reporters wednesday that it proves what he and others have been saying for nearly a year. i think what's happening now is another example of why it's important people to get vaccinated, not been vaccinated, but also boosting infectious disease expert doc

he was a colleague of mine at work during theresa may on downing street and work with me on the bbc.elationships are very difficult. my own stand is to try and keep a certain distance is much as i can. but there have been relationships in the past. i remember in the blair years both the alastair campbell and peter mendelson were very close to certain journalists and it always seemed to be those journalists that came out with the stories that were favourable to the blair government. and i was very uncomfortable with that. and i think a lot of colleagues were uncomfortable with that. that certain journals can be used as mouthpieces for certain politicians. kitty, i wonder if you agree with that assessment. absolutely. i started work in the lobby during the blair years and i did know of many people it seemed to me that the certain senior types that i think at the time were getting all these groups was up and my employers were saying, where are you are in all this, why are you not getting scoops? as i get older and develop my own contacts same thing happens with that you have to take a v

_ parliamentary private secretary to theresa may and again a prominent scottish— theresa may and again same was a vision of people who vote against government for the sake of it. against government for the sake of it every— against government for the sake of it. every time that some of your own mps rebel. _ it. every time that some of your own mps rebel, any prime minister loses a bit of— mps rebel, any prime minister loses a bit of authority. and then that is compounded by the fact you have labour _ compounded by the fact you have labour going to make sure these laws passed _ labour going to make sure these laws passed and _ labour going to make sure these laws passed and you saw the labour leader in a televised address earlier this evening _ in a televised address earlier this evening effectively commit more shots _ evening effectively commit more shots and — evening effectively commit more shots and likes to call him captain heisele _ shots and likes to call him captain heisele and he is trying to play the role of— heisele and he is trying to play the role of did — heisele and he is

katie, you manage these relationships from the other side when you were working with theresa may, howip, as a working relationship, as nothing more than something that serves both sides? i think it was a working relationship. and i've known many of these journalists before numberio. it's a game of cat and mouse when you feel you're constantly —— may feel you're trying to cover up —— may feel you're trying to cover up the truth and we feel on never say that journalists are up the truth and we feel on never say thatjournalists are picking over every single word and trying to make something out of it. i think there are cosy relationship between special advisers and that's how it goes. it does come back to how your principal want to ask with up theresa may didn't want that cosy relationship, she didn't want that structure. it changed quite differently from my relationships with journalists. and there you go to the us and trump would choose a journalist from the sun to ask questions from the uk side. afterwards someone said, you call them your friends? i said no, they're not ourfriends. we

theresa fallon, a director of the center for russia, europe, asia studies. and joining us from oslo. glen deason, professor of international relations at the university of south eastern norway. good to have you all with us. dawson bennett. if i could stop this by asking, does a european defense force make sense strategically? yes, sir, thanks for having me. as son of course, it makes you teach extensive in the medium term. the question is, how to make it the reality and what realistic next steps are. there's a lot of political talk about european strategic autonomy about europeans teaching sovereignty. even the problem is our bond kind of pretended he's a great advocate of this and fully align with president the my call that he's all in favor of strengthen europe. whereas on the rule of law and other issues, prime is there or bon undermines. ready undermine europe, or underline said it's not just the question of capabilities or capacity, but the political well, that's true. we need the political world to, to really up our game. europe does spend quite a bit

jessica washington out a fear of jakarta, a catholic charities set up by mother theresa can no longer receive foreign funds in india. after the government refused to renew its license. minister said the missionaries of charity has broken laws, but they haven't provided details as to which ones. earlier this month into activists accused that staff or forcing people to convert to christianity the charity deny the allegations happening. metal has worn out from new delhi. the indian government has deemed that missionaries a charity, which is a charitable organization started by mother theresa nobel prize winner. back in 1950 is no longer eligible to receive, and u. s. foreign funds for its activities. the charity works with housings of poor and destitute people across indiana, according to its recent tax filing received donations of about 10000000 dollars last year. now in india, the law requires organizations to report. it's a foreign funding and also apply for a license to be able to use money coming from abroad. now the charity had a license, it had applied to renew it, but the governm

but that's very different from saying that natal dismantles, theresa. and always, if they don't like, why just if nato were the, the only problem. why did president put in choose to invade the crimea after ukraine signed the corporation deal with the european union? was not natal? that was the problem. in that case, there was a deal with the european union's well, it's a large extent because of the tactics that it can see what's coming down the road. i mean, the natal started with expanding to a couple of countries now it just keeps expanding. and obviously the u. s. s. s. s state that it's intention of dragging ukraine into nato, even when only a small minority wanted to be a part of nato. and furthermore, they didn't simply sign an agreement with you. they were there was a coup, backed by both the united states and the you. and because of this, the russians reacted status called or would be by, by claimed by holding onto its naval base in crimea. so again, if nato had not heard back the qu in ukraine, and they hadn't threatened to expand into your bra

theresa kron 4 news a colorado man charged with killing 10 people at a supermarket earlier this year has been found. >> mentally incompetent to stand trial. lawyers for awad a we alyssa requested the 22 year-old be sent to the state mental hospital for treatment. he's accused of opening fire in a busy supermarket in boulder back in march. authorities say he killed a police officer shoppers and several store employees. if psychiatric treatment works, he could eventually stand trial. i switch. you get up here for a moment. we're going to look at our 4 zone forecast says give you a live look outside of the golden gate bridge and here's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, as we say, cheers to the weekend. lawrence. yeah. get those jackets out, guys. we've got some much cooler weather on the way in might need that umbrella to changes are in the air. >> fell to today as the low clouds and fog surge on shore. lee took a long time to break up in some places, never did that kept temperatures running cool outside. that fog is already in place now it's going to stay there overnight tonight to

. >> kron four's theresa stasi explains. if you're going what you should keep in mind if you're making the trip. >> you can see for yourself in these captured images from along highway 80 in truckee. just how treacherous the conditions are heading to the mountains. and officials say that they can get even worse in the snap of a finger. and i would say that cameron don't even do at lake are huge and they are coming down hard and fast. >> and it did leading to some tricky roadway conditions. the officer man with chp reminding people. if you had help and you have a four-wheel drive. that's great. but the law says you must carry chains as well to kind of one of those little known law here in california. but your regardless of having four-wheel-drive all-wheel drive or 2 wheel drive. if you're traveling in mountainous terrain during the winter. you're required to carry chains that all time. >> and that more let not that you're going to have to put him on the interstate. if you've got good snow tires, you got four-wheel drive. we'

theresa kron 4 news. >> our weather time. now as we take a peek outside kind of a hazy day in the bay and haven't had rain in a while, but that doesn't mean you cannot have. >> a flooding risk our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to explain for not flooding because of rain. what could be the good old king tide come back yet this time of year. so yeah, we've got some coastal flood advisories going starting late tonight into the afternoon tomorrow out there. the fog is moving in. no rain to speak of kind of busy out there on the golden gate. but how about that? be up in and around the bay. you know, those spots that you can park. you get up samara fell. get tore lucky drive, be careful. those waters are going to be running very high. we're going to see about a 6 foot tide by tomorrow and that's going to be enough to cause some coastal flooding in and around the bay and some local attribute areas as well. so, you know, those spots stay away from those tomorrow. don't park your car there. you'll come back and find a ca

the ceremony towards the nobel peace prize to journalists, maria theresa and denise re motto is underway in our slow. they would awarded the price for their fight to promote press freedom. join us here at 1600 g. m. teach, or special noble interview with the winners. life from oslo solemn protests against military rule in mid march had been held in several cities into the deserted streets of the commercial capital young gone. the silence is being seen as a safe way to protest after the brutal crackdown on mass demonstrations following the qu in february, an overcrowded trucks crashed in southern mexico, killing at least 53 people. the believe to have been heading to the united states. please suspect the truck overturned because it was so overloaded. the westgate apartments called for other democratic countries to expand their engagement with taiwan after nicaragua was government decided to cut diplomatic ties with the island. the chinese foreign ministry welcomed the move in a statement and praised nick, an arg was commitment to the communist party. one china policy. and donald trump has

it says the missionaries of charity organizations founded by the late mother theresa in the 1950s, did not me the right conditions and local laws. the charity denies the allegations that came after a series of attacks on the christian minority in the run up to christmas day of name is todd. how's this report from the delhi? the indian government has deemed that missionaries a charity, which is a charitable organizations taught by mother theresa nobel peace prize winner. back in 1950 is no longer eligible to receive and use foreign funds for its activities. the charity works with housings of poor and destitute people across indiana, according to its recent tax filing received donations of about 10000000 dollars last year. now in india, the law requires organizations to report it for funding and also apply for a license to be able to use money coming from abroad. now the charity had a license that had applied to renew it, but the government deemed it ineligible saying that there were adverse inputs. we don't know what these adverse inputs are because the government has specified it. the

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as soon as you are eligible and the news from theresa back to pass. theresa, thank you. stay with cloud for as we continue our coverage of the omicron variant in the bay area. you can scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you to our special coronavirus page on our website. >> you can learn more about the variant along with the latest vaccine information. our coverage continues on air as well. coming up in the next half hour. the state's top health officials discuss what kind of response to omicron we could expect to see in the coming days and weeks. other news tonight funds for a new police patrol beat in downtown walnut creek have been approved today. the city council. >> unanimously approved the use of federal dollars to staff 5 additional police officers to work downtown. and this, of course, is happening on the heels of some 90 people rating. the north's just storm broadway plaza last month. forcefully to go reports the group. so $125,000 in merchandise and injured some employees. >> in response to financially crippling organized retail. that's in broadway pl

and for that, we're joined by kron four's, theresa stasi, all in our newsroom. theresa. pam and ken health officials in all bay area counties tell me that their labs are working diligently to see if the variant is here and spreading and county health officials say that they are dedicating a cross section of covid positive tests coming in and diving deeper with those cases to break down the genome sequence so far. none of the cases examined have detected the variant in the 9 bay area counties. >> that i spoke with today. this variant is alarming because of its unusual combination of spreading and sonoma county just wrapped up a news conference on their work to detect the variant. and one thing of note they mentioned how the county is handling boosters, which we are learning may play a big role in fighting this new variant certainly have seen increased demand for boosters, which is. >> great because we do want to ensure that people do get their boosters data does seem to show that the boosters not only increase and ensure that that anybody level is consistent. but it was j

maria theresa says it's a do or die moment for the philippines. this upcoming election, i'm remember with russia. dmitri moore at off is going to be speaking to us. he knows president putin better than any journalist. i think he's been covering him for 22 years since he 1st came to power. and of course, this is a moment when you got russian troops on the border of ukraine, maybe as a members, as many as a 120000 of the world is asking, is putin about to invade. so join as lots to talk about, connect with us using the hash tag. ha, nobel. and we'll see you in less than an hour. now. indeed, you will fully, james. thank you very much live for norway, and of course you watch that prego in lesson. now's time here on out as there are plenty more had here on the news are including falls to leave her homes by any means possible. thousands and cameron fleet as hurt as farmers and fishermen fight overt shrinking water resources. also we hear from a palestinian who's looking to adapt to life outside jail after spending 17 years in israeli prisons and, and s

the indian government cutting, born funding to a charity founded by and mother theresa holding on to a controversial possible tell you why some italians are reluctant to demolish fascist monuments. ah, ah, look forward to skies with sponsor point cut. it weighs hello. there will start in east asia and heavy snow is cause problems in northern and western areas of japan. we had some record amounts, fall in western han shoe, but on wednesday that snow does easily look a little bit wet and wintery. it's going to pick up, however, on thursday we're going to have more wintery weather. so come, thanks the cold air, it's blowing down across the northeast of china and we're going to see temperatures come down, not only in beijing and across northeastern areas, but for the korean peninsula. if we have a look at the 3 day 4. so we're going to be touching minus 4 by friday, so well below the average, but the sky will remain clear with sunshine. now as we move across to south asia, it's very cold across northern areas of india, the fog and the smug remains a problem in new delhi. we've got fog wa

may suffered a bigger defeat _ saying theresa may suffered a bigger defeat and tony blair did over ablair did over a rock, but for boris johnson this is pretty— rock, but for boris johnson this is pretty humiliating and i think the questions she raised about what happens — questions she raised about what happens after the by election in shropshire is also very valid. 23,000 _ shropshire is also very valid. 23,000 is _ shropshire is also very valid. 23,000 is a majority there but the liberal— 23,000 is a majority there but the liberal democrats are running according _ liberal democrats are running according to the last poll i saw the neck and _ according to the last poll i saw the neck and neck with the conservative party _ neck and neck with the conservative party and _ neck and neck with the conservative party and if — neck and neck with the conservative party and if they lose, i suspect seeinq — party and if they lose, i suspect seeing real trouble in the short term _ seeing real trouble in the short term never mind the long term because — term never mind the long term because the

war kaiser is that he verified to be accomplished a developing counting did at most difficult comm theresa there are leading that it, it biggest strategies in terms of the number of crises that they are affected by. and i, this is will. so what strikes me really a lot is eugena quantity that we are leaving in i and there wasn't counting 9. you can yonah, for example, we had many sing that though dosa. while in africa we asked louisa raised that tisa temper sandy, blondy, ghost would 0 percent. so something that says, morgana said, every country to some degree is going to work according to its own speed, is its own efficacy, i guess when it comes to getting the right demographics, exposed to the right vaccines for example. but you and i were talking at just moment before you joined me in the studio and, and, and i. and i hope that is good news in the world to the moment regarding this concerted global initiative to battle, coven, i printed some documents for you that the john hopkins university of medicine in baltimore, very well established medical institute. they printed off a list of all

yes, we have come to the end of our show, a thank you so much to maria, theresa and dimitri. more a tall be 2021 nobel peace prize. lori, it's thank you to audience here and also feel i have a deductible. and the whole thing with who informed opinion. there was a need, the army federal government to take action to really facilitate aid, right? in depth analysis of the dates, global headlines inside story on al jazeera i with with ah, look forward to burritos, galleys. the with sponsored play cutaways. it's the weekend. here's your forecast. hello everyone. the ne monsoon steering more wet weather in to tamil nadu and we've also got bursts of rain toward the southwest and the southeast up sure longer. let's go back to town. only do the 3 day forecast sanction i will show us that those showers in storms are really never too far away over the next few days. your temperature at 32 degrees. that's actually above where you should be for this sub the year. after southeast asian, you know, indonesia is southern islands just to the east of lombard flood waters. have reach more than a

let's go to the newsroom for theresa and a preview. hi theresa while hi, how are you?vid variant in united states. we're now learning of a second case and we are waiting for president biden to lay out his administration's strategy to handle the pandemic this winter. we'll bring you his address live and we'll have continuing coverage all of the variant to see that coverage and to get real-time updates on local and national headlines. grab your phone scan. this qr code and it will take you straight to your app store so you can download the kron on app for free. thanks, theresa. >> so happening tonight. if you're interested participating, we have the holiday tree lighting ceremony that will be taking place in san francisco. the uncle john street in golden gate park going to light it up like they did last year, which is what this videos from so pretty except the shoes. the kids might not need to hats that they had. were still his back at this as outside the mclaren lodge on the east side of the part, the mayor's going to be there. >> and that all starts at 6 o'clock and it

theresa kron 4 news.n the east bay, the city of is going to use new surveillance cameras to help solve violent crimes. >> the city council approved the new cameras tuesday night. they're going to be used to help police with their investigations. now, barkley has seen almost 50 shooting so far this year. that's compared to 39 the year before the new cameras are going to be installed in the western and southern parts of the city that are seen an increase in violence. there. >> i think that we can use technology to further smarter. police saying 3 pleased that our entire council recognizes that this is a smart strategy to. deter violent crime and also bring accountability when it does occur. >> well before the cameras can be activated. city staff is going to have to work on a privacy policy figure out how the data can actually be used by police. san francisco mayor london breed is facing opposition to her plan to give the police department access to surveillance cameras in real time. >> she says that that wo

theresa kron 4 news. >> and there are new requirements for dining.n francisco restaurants are requir ng that you show proof of a booster to eat. there's cafe on market street is one of those restaurants doing that checking customers now for their booster status starting next wednesday and kuz saba in the outer richmond. they're requiring boosters as well. they say it's the best way to ensure the staff and customers are safe. >> so variant is based and then hearing a lot of, you know, thank and all i have but know people that got it right. so we don't want to get day. it seemed if if the standard for us was creating a safe environment and there was a safety tool in place in stick and we need to put that in place to keep. >> everybody in that environment. state. >> and they don't want to throw it on without warning there are still doors posted with the signs. as you can see, they've got the signs out for the requirements. plus, if you have a reservation, the staff is calling people with future reservations to make sure that they know about the new boos

baker is relaunching the way forward group that caused so many problems for theresa may when i was inly lovely man, created huge problems for the government and will probably continue to do that for boris johnson. but steve baker certainly feeling the brand of conservatism that boris johnson feeling the brand of conservatism that borisjohnson is presiding over isn't his brand of conservatism and absolutely no suggestion that he will leave the conservative party, but a suggestion he will challenge borisjohnson, he said he tried that before with theresa may and got there in the end, but it is something that is very worrying for borisjohnson and the people around him, you could argue some of what has happened in the last few weeks is a form of tittle tattle, but at the heart of it, there are major, very important trust issues. what is even more important is the fact that 60 conservative mps are on the record saying that they will vote against these measures on tuesday. it is to the days since boris johnson got a majority of 80 and it was unthinkable on that day two years ago, i remember

, very distinguished russian. jernace was also taught it crying for foot for the prize, but maria theresa is someone just truly exceptional. i think for journalist, she's come a long way. i mean, she started off working at cnn, of course, as cnn's bureau chief in manila, and then went on to create her newest website wrapper. and she's been a thorn on the side of philippines. president rodrigo de tate a for a long time. i mean, i, she had so many cases against her, there's even a libel case against her. that was just file as she was frying here too. i was no, just a few days ago, even getting to oslo was so difficult for her. for the last today, she didn't know whether she was going to make it. i actually was on the same flight with her. and she had been to new york, but she had to fly back to the philippines to get a new authorization to fly, to also to pick her up. he spies in the, in the courts granted her the permission, but for the longest time, she wasn't sure that she was going to make it because she's been under some inclusion permission for bail. yes. said she's not all. she's not

he is not as the public of a figure as maria theresa his kind of been behind the scenes. but he is run this newspaper nor via gazette since 1993, but he does white. that's one collective 8 that collectively entered. he is the editor. and at one point after anabolic task iodide, he actually quit as editor. wanted to go away because it, i guess it was too much pressure on him, but they forced him, his colleagues tossed him to come back and take the reins of the paper again. so he's a really brave man, extremely brave. and i think, you know, the, when you look at it to day, and if i gazette is one of the last independent newspapers in russia, which isn't labeled for an agent. right. there's something interesting going on in russia media. because putin, who's been in power for 22 years now, managed to work things that one of the big tv stations was called mtv one. the 1st things he did was make sure that was taken over by gum company gas progress. and slowly television was controlled by the government, the mac conference message dominic to deborah good. but the new thing, of

apparently allies of theresa may are going to coalesce and resist the prime minister.haps that is well. i noticed one of the memes was going around. it had theresa made doing one of her dance steps guiding boris johnson across number ten. it is personal. very interesting point about the potential people whose names might a prayer —— appear. it's wrong for government to say they're nothing to the government because they're people who are guaranteed to support the government. if not, they're out of a job. a point comes with the prime minister's authority has been weekend, and people start behaving in ways they wouldn't otherwise a. behaving in ways they wouldn't otherwise a— behaving in ways they wouldn't otherwise a. ~ ~ �* , . otherwise a. well, i think it's much too early to — otherwise a. well, i think it's much too early to say _ otherwise a. well, i think it's much too early to say that _ otherwise a. well, i think it's much too early to say that the _ otherwise a. well, i think it's much too early to say that the prime - too early to say that the prime minister— t

investigating abolaren, but they didn't want to say i'll findings alarm to lawmaker than humans, theresa? yeah, under his i does all. it's also about securing germany against future attacks. if it's possible, but masterminds of the berlin christmas market attack are still alive and at large and integrated into the structure of ins. then that's a danger to germany. security alice. so it's not only in the interest of victims and survivors in terms of bringing the perpetrators to justice. it's also vital for us, for germany that such people be tracked down with her mentioned awesome for candidates . all german investigators were previously wound about avalera following the 2015 attacks in paris, which left a 130 people dead more than a year before the christmas market attack in berlin. adler, us name came up internally as that likely plan. out of the paris attacks. meanwhile, german police plant additional security measures and the cold would galaxy, the nevada and oceans. the name was known to german security authorities movie. and what's more disconcerting is the fact that at some point t

this is another piece by has been awarded to the philippines and russian journalists, maria theresa, and the meeting with a tough in recognition of these essential work. i talk to a them, and all those work for freedom of expression, standing up for human right. mean standing up for media for them now and in the future, it was supposed to be a refuse, but says curly as brothers home was allegedly the scene of torture, brain, and even murder. 11 east investigates the crimes and those settings behind them on odyssey. the corona virus pandemic has altered modern society as governments have grappled with soaring cases, contact, tracing, and huge data collections are causing concern amongst civil rights activists. people in power investigates the ever increasing powers of governments and businesses as they access people's most personal data and asks what is being done to regulate the flow of sensitive information under the cover of cove it on a jazeera ah . so we've said, we'll meet at any time in any place. they are the ones who are not prepared to do it. the u. s. envoy on iran tells al

it because so many problems for theresa may when i was in government between have years. certainly someone who will continue to do that for borisjohnson but he is certainly feeling that the brand of conservatism that borisjohnson is providing over is not his brand of conservatism and there is no suggestion he will lead the conservative party or suggestion you would challenge borisjohnson. he said he tried that before with theresa may and got there in the end but it is something that is very worrying for borisjohnson and people around him the fact that you can argue some of what has happened in the last few weeks is a form of tittle tattle but at the heart of it there are those major and very very important trust issues. what i think is even more important is the fact that 60 conservative mps are on the record saying we're going against these measures on tuesday. it is two years today since boris johnson these measures on tuesday. it is two years today since borisjohnson got an 80 strong majority and it was unthinkable that day two years ago. i was working at the time. it

a catholic charities set up my mother, theresa can no longer receive a foreign funds in india after the government refused to renew its license. ministers, it said the missionaries of charity has broken laws, but they haven't provided any details. earlier this months into activists accused that staff or forcing people to convert to christianity the charity deny the allegation. and russia supreme court has decided to shut down one of the country's most prominent human rights organizations. memorial international focused on documenting abuses by the former soviet union. that set africa direct is next ah, in 2002 coins and bank notes mark the launch of the euro. today's the official currency of 19 of the 27 member states of the european union. on the 20th anniversary of the euro entering circulation, al jazeera investigates how the eurozone benefited from having an official currency . ah ah ah ah ah, you do to the i yeah, i mean i see that to you. i can probably see the file in panama. hi some a, a, a potential issue. the thing that you know them to provide them to be meeting with apartmen

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i'm a catholic charities set up my mother, theresa can no longer receive foreign funds in india after the government refused to renew its license. ministers that say the missionaries of charity has broken laws, but they haven't provided any details. earlier this months into activists accused that staff are forcing people to convert to christianity. the charity deny the allegations. russia supreme court has decided to shut down one of the country's most prominent human rights organizations. memorial international focused on documenting abuses by the former soviet union. prosecutors accused the group of the starting history. those are the top stories they with us out as their world continues. and next i'm gonna have the news that we're for you in just under half an hour. hope you'll join me then of oh i in a in big heart. wow. you so eddie? well the so my yeah, i go a little you i let her have a lot more than i have one on kind of funny margaret that i say joy easy. but oh to myself, there was always, i'm kind of liking their horses or what was problem i was so i mean, oh, i screened my

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it's easy to see theresa may's authority disappeared. time. where do you think borisjohnson lies in this? is he somebody who can stagger on with this loss of authority, or will he have to find a way to confront it? he still got on paper the biggest conservative majority. paper the biggest conservative ma'ori . ., , , ., majority. you can completely ignore that. i majority. you can completely ignore that- lthink— majority. you can completely ignore that. i think if— majority. you can completely ignore that. i think if anybody _ majority. you can completely ignore that. i think if anybody has - majority. you can completely ignore that. i think if anybody has the - that. i think if anybody has the capacity to bounce back, it is boris johnson. he does have an extraordinarily political persona which we've seen when he decides to work hard and focus, and he has the right team behind him. in many ways, he can be quite unbeatable. i think one reason why so many people voted against him tonight, actually, they want him to get back on game and the

theresa newman and spencer parris, who put on that case, did a phenomenaljob presenting the evidence.mony given to the court in this session shall be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? charlenejohnson, she testified again in front ofjudge collins, and she said, "i've been trying to make this right." you could hear, in the courtroom, a pin drop. people knew that this was an incredibly important moment. there was no way for the crime to have physically happened the way that the state said it was, that it was a physical impossibility. to me, this is sort of the core of how unbelievable it is that dontae sat in prison for 26 years, is that the evidence was right there in front of all of ourfaces. it was before the courts. the judge went back to his chambers and made it clear that he was going to announce his ruling from the bench, which is not always what happens in these cases. the court now resumes the sitting for the dispatch of this business. cheering. you finally get vindicated. you finally prove that all the years you've been telling people, "i'm

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this is theresa sanderson. okay. knowing the little one go back to go into the area. this is a loaner model like more, better feel who you feel in this message. but official documents research by journalists to fanny m r e t show that britain's and suites are cooperating, and that nothing is norma in this case, in an email to their swedish colleagues. the british prosecutor's office recommends that a son should not be questioned in london because his case, we're just not be treated like any other. mm. that just on the vegan affair. this said the whole house, north or north, for some of us have so many other ha, nash who will on the door and sounds to me for what to do to help with lives over there for a year in your field. for the next 2 years, the front will not move, although the case is at an impulse. as soon as not just sitting back from his confinement, he continues to send his messages out into the world and the world, all part of the world comes to him. in the world of your propaganda may in 2013 assange beats the u. s. secret services, once again with help fro

thank you very much, theresa.hings up the white house is celebrating a new member. president biden tweeting out the arrival of his new dog commander a german shepherd puppy. that was a gift to him actually from his brother james biden and their family. all that's a cute pup, right. very cute, very energetic is going to be a lot of the president first lady have actually also said they're going to add a first. a cat to first family as well. that's set to happen in january. so i guess will. >> we'll see that. i know that he was having a lot of issues with one of the dogs were they were like, yeah, it was a showered dog that had a hard time adjusting to life. but hopefully this little just pretty better. absolutely. all right. and one more quick live look from the sierra kuz and a lot of folks are hoping maybe catch some scheme. haps of the christmas holiday. maybe the new year's we we've got a lot of snow coming down rough up there. lots of clouds snow snow coming the way it really is. it's a slow mover, though. so t