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a u. n. n, a boy explained in detail how hears of long standing inequalities, the lack of social protection systems, and an economic model that benefited the rich contributed to the collapse. for example, the connections between politicians and the private sector reached the highest levels of political power in lebanon. 18 out of 20 banks had major shareholders linked to political elite. lebanon is also one of the most unequal countries in the world where some 10 percent of the population holds nearly 70 percent of the wealth . while 40 percent of public revenue comes from taxes that affect the poor. the authorities robin blame for decades of mismanagement and corruption have failed to stop the economic collapse. it took 13 months of political bickering before they agreed on a new cabinet in september. but it hasn't been able to convene in the past months because of a new political crisis. should tear blame government an action for what he called a manufactured crisis that ruined lives and cond

going on from day one, which is reflected by partially by a report that was but those done by the u. n. n. by the children human rights commission, samuel, thank you very much. as of a single, castro are talking to was the from at this up after months on hold talks to revive the 2015 iran nuclear deal had been scheduled for the end of this month. negotiations between the secretaries in vienna stalled in june when the new president abraham bracy was elected. the u. s. is welcome to return to discussions and says it expects them to pick up where they left off. well, iran, once you are sanctions lifted in return for compliance with the agreements which were signed in 2015, it was designed to limit tehrani nuclear ambitions in exchange for sanctions relief . but in may of 2018, the then president, all trump withdrew the u. s. and began re imposing sanctions in november of last year. the i. e. a reported around stock pile of enriched uranium had reached 12 times the permitted levels in april, in direct talks began in vienna to bring the u. s. and iran back into compliance with the j. c. p. o.

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u. n. u n. world food program was also in the news this week was something they tweeted about ilan mosque, and they said to, for son of iraq mosques, wealth could solve world hunger, says director of un food scarcity organization. to this, a guy named dr. ely, david, treated fac jack, 2 percent of ian mux. wealth is $6000000000.00. and 2020 the u. n. world food program, raised $8400000000.00. how come it didn't solve world hunger with 8400000000? yeah, yeah, the last are fair. you know, 1st of all, you say this and explain something here. the reason for money printing and lower rates for 30 years was to stimulate growth, was to increase demand was to satisfy canes' in doctrine. and we've been saying on this show for more than 10 years, that all the money printing actually stimulates deflation. all the money printing stimulates, economic malaise. all the money printing is why there's so many financial crises. and now the central banks around the world realize that that's true max of stacy were c

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u. n. a u n. s. o type began to form kraft shook began promoting the creation of ukrainian independent national church. therefore, he supported archbishop fil a rep who got bad relations with moscow and was attempting to create his own personal key oven patriarch, kate. and this did little to solve the problems. mm. mm ah, ah, the u. s. administration was very concerned about what was happening in ukraine. the country had 1240 nuclear warheads along with missile delivery vehicles. overall ukraine possesses 680 meg or tons of nuclear weaponry. this is comparable to 37778 bombs dropped on hiroshima. in addition, ukraine had strategic aviation. the could carry 492 cruise missiles with nuclear warheads. finally, there were 2600 units of tactical nuclear weapons stored in the country. ukraine's nuclear potential exceeded that of france, the united kingdom and china combined. for washington, the most important condition for co operation and economic assistance was a complete dismantling of the military nucl

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u. k. government has also put the country street on standby to help the n h u, excuse me, n h s. cope with the winter season. try the ambulances assisting with administering vaccines and providing other general support in hospitals. doctor told us that the and a chest delays are linked to a potential staffing crisis. there are reasons why people may choose not to get vaccine, not necessarily because they don't believe in the vaccine, but there may be the personal religious reasons or the may be other and personal health reasons. now we should allow individuals to have the flexibility to exercise their rights. it's a tricky one, isn't because as a healthcare professional, i want everybody to have the vaccine. but i understand this decision is personal. i'm working in the area just moment ease and exhausting. you get up early in the morning and you stay late until evening and you're not quite sure whether or not you going to manage to work and continue to be safe. certainly by the middle of the day you're exhausted. so fatigued is difficult to make decisions and you're worried that by the af

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u. n. are pressing for his full release and read statements and the u. n. has held an emergency session on sit on the high commissioner for human rights said the military take over. there is deeply disturbing. she's also called for an end to the deadly use of force by the army and police. more protests against the military takeover are expected later on a friday. let's get more now from our correspond. hey, morgan, he joins is no longer form cartoon. hipaa. let's start with the concession, if you like the release of these 4 ministers. well, can we regions of that well, there's been various calls and mediation efforts to nice, not just for ministers who have been released, but all the political prisoners, including members of the, of the transitional government that has been dissolved to have them all released. those who have been released or the minister of trade, the minister of communication, the minister of information and the minister of youth and sports. however, the minister in the cabinets of the prime minister is still under detention. he still unde

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u. n. a pricing for his full release and reinstatement, and the u. n's held and regency session on sudan, the high commissioner for human rights as the military take over there is deeply disturbing. she's called for the end to the end of deadly use of force by the army and police will protest are expected later on friday. here morgan found this report from the capital top cartoon. while there's been various called mediation efforts to really not just the 4 ministers who have been released, but all the political prisoners, including members of the, of the transitional government that has been dissolved to have them all released. those who have been released are the minister of trade, the minister of communication, the minister of information, and the minister of youth and sports. however, the minister in the cabinets of the prime minister is still under detention. he still under rest and his family say his whereabouts are still unknown. this also to advise this to prime minister of the lamb dog as well as this book for some of the now dissolved sovereignty counsel. so many other senior governm

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u. n. climate summit in glasgow back to n deforestation also by 2030. okay, let's talk to michael dorsey now he was part of the e p. a national advisory committee under the obama administration. he joins us from detroit, michigan. michael dorsey welcome to al jazeera. so as the civil servants in the diplomats get down to the nitty gritty, the devil in the detail of old is now coming to us out of cop $26.00 and glasgow. seems to me they're not talking about re balancing certain bits of nations economies. they're reinventing entire economies. that's a tough ask. well, absolutely. you know, really we need roughly a 100 trillion dollars by mid century to get out ahead of the unfolding climate crisis. we need historic commitments, really, we need aggressive commitments. we need them to go hastily. we need them really to arrive ahead of mid century with reducing carbon missions. if we're gonna get out in front of the unfolding clamp crisis, can we just rewind by a couple of days, please? michael, why, what is it about our current crop of politicians that they

u. n. climate summit, glasgow offer pack to enter deforestation also by 2030. the u. n. has found evidence at all sides of ethiopia to grow conflict have violated international human rights, and some may amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity. it's more says the year long complex has been marked by extreme brutality. and though it m se se is a journalist and political commentator in addis ababa, he believes the un investigation has produced a credible report. i think most of the things are investigated independently and where does that 15 those reports in my opinion, because as you may recall, the government has already indicated that it has fallen. some of its soldiers engaged in some kind of violation of humor, right, and discipline, the major discipline measures are being taken against those individual spun in the army. so on the other side, it also shows that there was similar crimes. why is the other side by side? so i think it is a balance that report in my opinion and federal government i think is willing to when willing to cooperate initially. and that r

u. s. n. t e u to cut methane emissions by 30 percent by the end of this decade. it's the 2nd big commitment from the u. n. climate summit in glasgow are for a pack to and deforestation also by 20. 30. i saw says it was behind tuesday's attack on afghanistan's biggest military hospital and cobble at least 19 people were killed. and another 50 injured in the explosion among those killed was the commander of the taliban special forces who was in charge of cobbled security. the french ambassador to australia has accused canberra of intentional deceit when it canceled a multi $1000000000.00 submarine deal. australia signed up with security packed with the u. s. and u. k. instead, under their deal it will get its 1st nuclear powered submarines. i minister scott morrison has denied lying about his intentions. face masks are being re introduced in the netherlands after arise in corona virus infections. the government is also expanding the use of a corona pass showing proof of a coven, 19 vaccination, or a negative test. the actions have been rising since most social distancing measures were dropped in late septe

c-o-n-t-i-n-u -- two us? awesome. use of force continuum. what is that? >> it was six levels. goes from level one which is officer presence. >> all right. >> i'll just go through all of them. >> what does that mean officer presence? >> what we call showing the flag. being out there having a flag and blue lights just like a cop pulling up on you. you have blue lights, the uniform, his presence, his demeanor, the badge. stuff like that. and going to level one and seeing the police officer and seeing somebody that is authoritative figure. >> to compel compliance to do what? >> whatever is needed or asked from the officer. >> does it include talking? >> yes. >> or making an arrest? >> yes, it can. >> all right. what is the next level? >> level two is verbal commands. >> what does that mean? sounds pretty obvious, but what does that mean? >> it was task, direction and consequence. task, direction and consequence. >> so, give us just a little bit of a working example of that. >> you're in active duty and you're in law enforcement function and i would say, you move to the side for me

n g o in the u brand. the theory is the n g a which really brilliant the theory of the angio and he had them and other eastern european countries was to help the country deal with corruption. because all these countries in eastern europe have a corruption problem. we know that the indian utilized by the state department so complicit a department is now a states the ambassador controlled by sorrows of which are about 4 or 5 to not give money directly to the country. they do it through and g owes the money goes to them, and then they decide how to split it up with the, with the country and our sorrows controls a lot of those. and you know, when it comes to you create their g, d p is under $2000.00 a year per person, and soros wants to right europe, and it needs to a get its act together and be more active in her helping ukraine sites for itself. he convinces the country that they're so corrupt, they have to establish a special prosecutor. they take all the corruption cases away from the attorney general and ukraine cases, the number, right? so that sounds great. i mean, it's a perfect bill, clinton, i feel your pain. here's what they do, the minute the minute the minutes are gone, established mishenko testify that he was called over to the american embassy and he was given a list by the poor martyr for the winery amount of it. everywhere. marie ivana bitch went turned bad. she started off in somalia. how did that go? and he, i mean she's, he just completely owned by service. well, it's very intimidating. she gives them a list and he's got a job for case right away. and what one of them is the case against sources and geo policies followed by ukraine, have to be ukranian. since the beginning of 2000 as depressed became more and more open about ties between the s s u and united states, particularly my room or about office is something in the us. su, building are those rumors wheel and dorothy this office feeling the comment on an issue with her own doctor is bull in using your credit was to totally me georgia stroke to do a sourcing or software with our company route still with us next green number more you number foremost to assist him when you have to go to learn a key school, or she is kimber. so for his set of long super sleeve story and they're stepping up a little golub of brittany bassetti on the other. a dog is smarter than its tail, but if the tail were smarter than the tail would wag, the dog or shanker decided that he had the right to interfere in the internal affairs of the united states. for example, in the american presidential election, he liked hillary clinton and joe biden, and he didn't like donald trump club. i was just lost some ward. yeah. we better, but it was her giving the she would have the income. i have them from them as a student, and i was confused because they will get a new proposal by getting my shoes politically. like this last night. who go in the more seeking, yukon, some go to work, don't still on the fuels actually clean from the is that be so it was the water with a new conditions. renew? 01. there was that was a why am i bless ledger? can you share my children, i casa, part of get a, you know, whether equitable stance, logo and each, and his grades. and i can find new grandpa pomona for years that was going to want to build on photoshop. enjoy by them of the worst on while do i think just in line you just thought a hickory, an idea what the walk and the most. yeah. on affordable that option was even more healthcare national protein. yes. or another scandal during his administration was the story of the oil and gas company recently registered in an offshore zone in cyprus. officially, maurice mom was engaged in the development of oil and gas fields in ukraine. but it did not succeed in providing ukraine with its own fuel. and a new face was added to bery smith, board of directors, immediately following the 2014 qu, hunter biden. the son of u. s. vice president joe biden. ah, under got a salary of $50000.00 a month. additionally, serious allegations of bereavement involvement and money laundering arose a shower in my store for senior forms to buy them a little game here is $40.00 enough so it will cost for attending year. now believe, but we'll just to point with jerome a can we could, should, is shortening, combining. he is to us, we need to learn rather than you know, to be as close, similar to political could you give us an estimate of when your mom is appropriate to say i'm desperately concerned about the back sliding on the part of a key in terms of corruption, i mean, i'll give you one concrete example. i was not, i, i, but it just happened to be that was the assignment i got, i, i got all the good ones that, as i got you crate, obama names biden as to point man. what's the point man going to do? what matters going to determine how much money they get. an appointment is going to help them reduce corruption, which is a big joke. i went over, i guess that 1230 time to keep it. and i was go supposed to announce that there was another $1000000000.00 long guarantee to not as if we're just talking about another 1000000000 the own guarantee. we're talking about a $1000000000.00 guarantee. if you don't get it, the country goes under a, you're gone. you push ankle a got a skill from anybody cuz they're gonna throw you out because he countries bankrupt . so biden was literally made the most powerful man in the ukraine. and i had gotten a commitment from portia echo hand from yachts in new york that they would take action against the state prosecutor. and they did. so they said they had, they walk out to press kind of said mass, and i'm not going to we're, we're, we're not, can you give me the $1000000000.00? they said you have no authority. you're not the president, the president said, i should call them i'm telling you're not getting a $1000000000.00. i said you're not getting a 1000000000. i'm going to be leaving here. i think it was was 6 hours or even 6 hours in the prosecutor is not fired. you're not getting the money. close on. i'm just fired. what did you leave it there? so in port his son is part of the investigation in 2014, the younger biden. took a job on the board of a ukrainian energy company, a reason why holdings, at a time when his father, who was then vice president, had an active role in us policy toward ukraine. that could be 2 different crimes, like prosecutors were bribery, extortion. what's your understanding of what your son was doing for an extraordinary matter? i don't know what he was doing. i found out he was on the board after his on board . and that was it. that doesn't pass the smell. like when you're a vice president, isn't there a higher standard? don't you need to know? we got shows into testimony, which is clear, isabel lee. he was investigating bery, we're going after on to biden. he, all of a sudden did the unpardonable, the rest of the company was going to bring it down. and then he gets visited by his friend, the president who says, buy wants you out because she getting too close to her son. a don't here to read for me a lot higher with amanda. my word i and that now that you're prosecutor general in place, we're ready to move forward and shiny that new $1000000.00 loan guarantee, souvenir briskin city. and so position moment fuck them little bit, you name is in the road and they couldn't see even use their what role in york are you? what about their got to see out the whole that asked us pollution the stockings. i provided a lease on the quote via andrea that a coach altup in chic sees kick, a hinted sprawl. giplin no t not be bought. he processes sha older cash did was he, he read the prosecutor's file because of the committee that he runs in the parliament and, and the file was consistent with everything we had given as it would teach again from us as soon as the best contingency, even in the process we need you to be able to in that and those indian immuno sunset politic, i mean is me scarce the finance of the shot but, but that she's not that is democrat, he's just gave barky and you're watching the curriculum to when we model dual it dos door music would now a public whim. and then he brought us an extra piece of information that about $5000000000.00 in foreign aid is on account 4 of which $3000000000.00 is american money. and a lot of it is not being investigated because it goes through n g o's, many of which are run by sorrows. now that makes sense, because sar is most protected to the answer to gray by the obama administration. and source was doing that old recently here. i have to admit that that i'm bias a democrat. i well, i absurdly good morning. flavor of social justice and then the republican party today, lou fourish ankle was unable to solve a single problem for ukraine. but he was noted for other decisions. first of all, under the direct control of u. s. secretary of state, michael pompeo. to put pressure on patriarch bartholomew and was able to create a separate ukrainian church only for ukrainian. so the priests of the traditional ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow pitcher or cape were subjected to physical pressure. churches were seized by force. ah, the strongest pressure was exerted on the parishioners and they were physically intimidated, ah, unable to end the war and don't boss for a shank or begin to war with the past and launched a large scale c

u. n. we also understand that a number of dependents have been arrested as well. the exact number, not really known, the u. n. is doing what it can at the stage, given the very poor communications that appears with at us about to establish exactly what is happening. some of those in detention have been visited by you and personnel. you had personnel in constant touch with the government finding out exactly why these arrests were made. a, what is not clear as well is whether the un itself was intentionally targeted or whether the rest of these un parson l will part of a wider range of arrests of a t p, people from the to grey ethnic group. meanwhile, diplomatic efforts to stop p c appears. conflict escalating into a full blown civil war gathering pace the african union invoice. early segment of us, andrew has traveled to the heart of our regions, the rebels from cheek rye in the countries north of advanced, closer towards the countries capital. they've been seen in the town of can we say about 300 kilometers from some of the african union is also mediating between the government and rebel forces to withdraw t

n d c. it targets national determined contributions to the u. n. but there was really nothing new that really was just elaborating on how it intends to meet those targets. some of the details, it they said were to lower c o 2 emissions per unit of g, d p by 65 percent compared to 2005 levels to increase the use of renewable energy by 25 percent. increase rain and earl, sorry, wind and solar capacity by 1200 gigawatts by 2030, and to peak cold use by 2025 in coal. really is the big issue because coal is of course, one of the most polluting fossil fuels and it accounts for about 60 percent of all energy usage here in china. and right now, now the country is in the middle of a public crisis. so actually the government has said it will build more co, hopefully hell, tons in the near term over the next few years and also increase the import of coal before it does work towards that peak at 2025 and easing. those that additional use of coal by 2030 and really the has disappointed a lot of analysts. they said look, china is making the right steps going in the right direction. but the problem is really, it's going far too slowly. china needs to peak its emissions not by 2030, but by far earlier than that in order to assist the world in achieving its target of that 1.5 degrees celsius limit before the end of the century. so i'm really hoping that we are going to see more movement from china, but so far we haven't seen any further compromises or commitments from aging as yet briefly katrina. is it your sense? it's almost like there's a counter intuitive dynamic here and as much as publicly and privately, the leadership in beijing are saying explicitly and the signaling look, we will be at the leading edge of saving the planet when we choose to be. but yet, on the other hand, as you've just been talking about, china has an absolutely ferocious appetite for coal generated energy. i mean to the point of having to shut down factory production sometimes because there's literally not enough electricity available to them to keep it going. yes, well you're absolutely right. i think china like many countries as walking this very fine balancing act between moving towards called the neutrality moving towards the use of prina energies. but at the same time having to sustain its economy. as you mentioned, china has its ferocious appetite for coal relies on coal. and the problem is that there is willingness on the part of the government at the highest level that has been recognition by she didn't ping and other officials that climate change is responsible for some very real problems that china is facing. we had these unprecedented floods, we've had droughts, we've had all sorts of natural disasters. and that is of real concern to china. but at the same time that china is a planned economy level, one of the last from a to find economies in the world and its current system for supplying power to the country simply has not kept up with the rest of technology. it's very rigid, and it really does require coal, it to simply, it does not kind of simply does not have the infrastructure required to link up all these renewable energy targets of renewable energy sources rather to these factories that needed thoughts. that being said, because of this power crisis we had on october 12, the chinese government announced what some analysts of cold attack tonic change. now, previously china had caps on coal fired power plants, caps on coal produced energy. and because of these caps on the pricing, this is what made coal so appealing because it was so cheap and so reliable. but now that china has removed these caps, it's liberalizing its energy system. coal will no longer be as cheap. and we know now the coal is no longer as reliable, and that means that it will make renewable energy here in china. far more appealing, far more competitive, going into the future here in china. but that itself is going to be really a long term pros and terms of transferring all these factories to use to really rely on cheap coal and getting them onto the renewable energy grid. but china, at the same time is pushing for more investments in wind, solar hydropower. it's also looking into building more nuclear plants so it will move in that direction. but whether or not it can move fast enough that will be really the question. katrina, many things katrina you that joining us live from bureau in beijing. let's just show you what's going on inside the auditorium there as well. leaders, presidents and prime ministers gather for the beginning of the speeches on this opening day of copper. $26.00 ships will last 4 hoping get it 13 days, 13 days in which i guess their critics would say, 13 days to save the planet murray, a druggie there, the italian premier, we've just seen a seal of underlying the from the european commission. as soon as those speeches kickoff will bring you, the keynote speakers here are rolling coverage from al jazeera. well until that kicks off. let's look at the best and the worst when it comes to emissions. china pumps out more than $14000000000.00 tons of carbon dioxide, methane and other gas is into the atmosphere every year. and that's more than all the developing countries put together. overall, china recounts for 27 percent of global emissions followed by the us. india, the e u. and indonesia, although the us in europe have been the worst polluters historically on the other end up with time and sort of, um, they say they've managed to go carbon negative. liberia has struggled to deal with environmental challenges. the 2020 environmental performance index ranked at the worst performing country when it comes to sustainability. nicholas hawk reports now from the outskirts of the capital city monrovia. it is deep in labourers, gideon forest region that samuel dory comes to mourn. his friends inside these coffins is maria. the farmer grieves of the pasture. renee, the village shopkeeper, the cause of their death, samuel says, is the nearby rubber plantation of the tire manufacturing company firestone launch . it started with a coffee, says doorway accuses the company of toys and the water they used for drinking. informing our day firestone is cooking robert, bringing air and water pollution. i'm feeling hurt. these are my citizens. it was, i am very angry. i keep saying it over and over, the government doesn't care about it yesterday since writing, you see the destruction our below. this is not supernatural le destruction, but from debt to water was the government knows of firestone is exploiting only a 5th of the 10000 square kilometer land concession, but it is expanding as the 99 year government lease was renewed in 2005. the company is clearing large parts of liberia as guinea in forest reaching home to wear species of animals like the pig, me, hippo, and western chimps. their habitat is under threat environmental as say the rivers are contaminated with heavy metals, killing aquatic life. all this is supposed to be the lungs of west africa, but right here in the firestone concession, the air is thick with chemicals. it's things the eyes now in the statement firestone says, is doing all it can to mitigate the effect of climate change. and it is thinking to the current librarian laws to protect the environment. slobbery at ranks at the bottom of the environmental performance index with researcher, saying that the country is behind its regional peers, particularly in protecting the buyer diversity, ensuring habitat conservation, and preventing climate change. who are poor, little who are all of the industrial, rob, bottom family, who have the, the grid up potential to destroy our, if it is not us. and then when you make a report and think that we are doing less, what are you doing you another more as well? i bear is poor and indebted government has given almost half of the countries land in concessions to multinational companies in order to repay its debt to international creditors. these companies are exploiting the countries rich natural resources and displacing tens of thousands of people in the process. most are making the country's capital their home. faced with this influx authorities are unable to manage the expanding slums. in clear, the mounting waste. with a capital barely one meter above sea level, the rising ocean is now destroying their homes. for liberians, there is no escape from the effect of climate change. now, doorway sees in this coffins a reminder for future generations of what caused his friends death at home and the pollution that can no longer be ignored or destroying the lives of so many. nicholas hawk al jazeera and by monrovia. let's just show you some of the recent arrival shots. there we are, the man who's rescinded on a you turn on what donald trump, his predecessor decided to do after the paris climate change. he said he's going back in with a vengeance, joe biden. of course the us present there, flanked by the conference stomach host, boris johnson, the bush prime minister. and antonia could perish be un secretary general. mister burton left the room in italy at around 8 o'clock this morning, bound for the summits. he's one of course of around a $120.00 leaders who will attend the world leaders event. the start of this 13 day 14 day conference. it aims to drive action as best they can to curb global warming . they are all being criticized by the n jose, by environment analysts, etc. because they are setting a very loose, almost a gray date timescale for around about 205020 to 2055. to get things back in the, on the right direction. he's there for 2 days after attending the g 20 lead to summit in rome. he will have bilateral talks with various leaders as well. we are assuming he'll be joining the likes of sheila on the land. the from the european commission, just intruder, the canadian prime minister is there. and even people at the prime minister of the mold eaves of their course countries let them all, these are the sharp and all global warming. countries like them. all these literally sinking denmark is considered to be the greenest country in the world. i've a horn isn't from danish sustainability group. state of green tells us now why this has been 50 is in the making all of that in the winter of 7374. when we had the big wild crisis in the world, denmark, we're importing 99 percent of our energy at the time. so it was real

u. e. n. d. theo pierre, between october 6th and november, 4th of this year, the ukrainian fly sky airlines made 39 trips between the u. a n. d c o. p, a, between september 6th and november 8th. the u. e had used the same ukrainian company to supply arms to libya's warlord halle for halftime in the past. the cargo air lifts are still ongoing. will if you, if you try minister abbey, i'm, it is reportedly on the conflicts front lines a day after saying he would lead his troops into battle independent journalists, samuel, get the show has more now from either supper, according to the job and spokesperson at the prime minister still in the battle ground, he's giving a leadership. he has said, there are many people that are joining him and his footsteps and signing up in the hundreds they have said in the thousands, perhaps there are also famous ethiopians doctors and supports some are olympian lake, kylie, the rest of nazi is saying he's willing to supply support, financial worth, and if need be skewed, even be going to the bottle, gone to join the prime minister. he has said this is not a call of the prime minister in his int

u. n. washington isn't sponsoring bill richardson's trip, but says it hopes as efforts will help get aid supplies in to be in mar. the u. n. says about 3000000 people are in need of assistance. the fiance of jamal shock g will testify before the people's tribunal on the murder of journalists in the hague . had a judge. anger says she wants to make sure that the world does not forget how shocked you. he was killed inside the saudi arabian consulate and is dumble in 2018. the tribunal isn't legally binding, but it's hoped it will put pressure on the governments of sri lanka, mexico and syria, are accused of turning a blind eye to the murders of prominent journalists. was i had lived one years on al jazeera right off the inside story of the next time for life in for 25 years. a big balance of uncompromising journalism in the middle east, with a bold goal to be the voice of the voiceless. but what does the future hold for our 0 media network? i'm journalism of how the media landscape changed. this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program on adrian finnegan. it was established 25 years ago to give a voice to the voice

u. n. 's humanitarian chief martin griffith has been in talks in ethiopia as well with other such an of a sancho. so there's a unified effort within the u. n. to use the african union as the which, as it were to be able to get mediation efforts underway. but 1st of all, to get a humanitarian operation going. and knowing that some 2500000 people have already been displaced in this mounting conflict. and you mentioned as cause to the un security council, how likely is it we see actually action from the security council itself? well, we did get a statement from the security council last week in which had called for a negotiated ceasefire, which had called for an end to the ongoing hostilities. but there's still some division within the security council, though this is denied by the president of the council says is no division at all. but some players within the council, russia, in particular, has very close ties to the ethiopian government. it is reluctant to see any kind of unilateral cease fire in which the ethiopian government would have to give any a ground in terms of its ongoing standoff against the to grey rebels. so that is an issue w

u. n. personnel. beyond that, we will bring you more as we get it. just to recap 9, at least 9 un personnel has been detained in id and that a 10 dependence and the u. n. is calling for their release. ah, his algebra that's remind you now the top stories were saying the united nations was calling for the immediate release of detain staff members in ethiopia. they, 16 workers are being held in the capital. a d'silva fix has been released. the government hasn't yet given a reason for their detention. the e. u is accusing bellows of destabilizing the block by encouraging migrants and refugees to cross into poland. russia's president is backing the leader of bel ruth and is expressing concern about the build up of polish troops on the border. the u . n's refugee agency is an armed and says, thousands of vulnerable people must not be used for political purposes. bringing more news on out there off the inside story. ah o. dog in the middle, thousands of migrants and trying to cross from bella ruth and to poland. european leaders accused minsk of newtons on this political leverage, but arose, says e u. countries are behaving inhumanely. poor when the tug of

u. n. has found evidence that all sides in ethiopia is to grind conflicts of violated international human rights, and some may amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity. the u. n's. human rights chief said the year long conflict has been marked by quote extreme brutality . the report says the ethiopian army to brian forces and the era tray, an army have either directly attacked civilians or caused civilian casualties. the reports been released as ethiopia enters a new state of emergency with to grey rebels. moving towards the capitol. surveillance integrity had been subjected to brutal violence and suffering the joint investigation team and cover numerous violations and abuses, including awful killings and etc. the shall execution, torture, sexual and gender base violence violations, again cerebral tease and force displacement of civilians. while the joint investigation was conducted by the un and state run ethiopian human rights commission responding in a statement you the european prime minister, wrote. although we have some serious reservations concerning some aspects of the report we recognize and accept the report as an important document. that compliments

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u. n. says the situation in afghanistan is a crisis and catastrophe. more than half the population that's about 22000000 people don't know where their next meal will come from. executive director of the u . n. food agency told us things in afghanistan will get worse in the coming months and less the international community unfreezes assets. we're looking at a country of 40000000 people whereby now you have 23000000 marching towards starvation and out of that almost 9000000 or it famines door knocking away. and as i talked with mothers and fathers who have lost their jobs, have no more money, they're showing everything they have. and now the winter months are coming. they don't have heating fuel, they're running out of food. it's not just years of conflict, but also you've had drought economics, deterioration along with covered compound in all of that. and now you get the international community because the taliban is taken over freezing all international resources and that's billions of dollars that normally would be going to teachers and health care workers in that trickles down, trickles down to the 2 men and women who may be cleaning holes round the streets and, and i talked to doesn't

u. n. space person said 5 staff and one family member remain in custody after the arrests this month is europe. you know, forty's have rounded up high profile to grands, as well as u. n. staff in a crackdown on suspected supporters of the rebellious northern forces sector general. antonia gutierrez, just called for the immediate release of the detainees, saying they were held without charge. you can the police say they've killed 5 people connected to tuesday's suicide bombings in the capital. 4 men were killed in a shootout in a town near the democratic republic of congo border as they tried to cross back into uganda. the 5th man, the muslim cleric was killed in what's been described as a violent confrontation with security forces rated his home outside compiler. the 2nd cleric is still the subject of a man 100. 3 people were killed and so he 3 hours injured in tuesday's attacks. several countries across europe are struggling with a new way of career virus. numbers of infections and deaths. arising often where vaccination levels are lower and that's led germany, greece and other nations, to re impose restrictions on the unvaccinated or a chance report. oh, bars are f

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u. n agencies to help the people of myanmar burma military ousted the country's elected government back in february. since then, more than 100, journalists and other media personnel have been detained. the u. n in burma in london, greg palkot fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. it's also time to pass the torch to another generation, so i am looking forward to coming home to being there for my husband and children and friends. bay area congresswoman jackie speier announces she will not seek re election next year after spending decades in politics, including 14 years representing the peninsula. good evening. i'm julie julie haener and mike mibach in tonight for frank somerville. the political world is reacting to the news today that long time congresswoman jackie speier. will retire at the end of her term. ktvu is jesse gary joins us. now he's live in san mateo with reaction and a look back at her extraordinary career, jessi. have been shocked that jackie spears will not seek an eighth term in congress representing or least serving the area she has been in since the 19 seventies still settling in now there are thoughts of what's coming next, as many others contemplate the legacy sh

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spokesperson said the u.s. is concerned about beijing's intimidating behavior in the region. >>> four astronauts are back on earth after spending 200 days on the international space station. their capsule attached to four parachutes splashed down off the florida coast overnight. they were picked up by a recovery ship. four new astronauts could be launched as soon as tomorrow. >>> time now for a look at your tuesday weather. more snow is in the forecast today for the mountains of the pacific northwest. up to 20 inches could fall before the storm moves into the rockies tonight. while all that snow is coming down in the mountains, it will be raining along the pacific coast from washington state down to the san francisco bay area. checking today's high temperatures, warmer than usual for much of the country. nearly 60 degrees in kansas city and mid-60s in the northeast. mild along the gulf coast as well, 75 in new orleans. >>> coming up, walmart makes a big change when it comes to online shopping. >>> also ahead, a new prediction about gas prices and the states seeing the sharpest increase in prices. >>> and parents describing a nightmare saying they gave birth to the wrong baby. the in vitro mix-up and how they got their baby back. hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> walmart's self-driving trucks are hitting the road all on their own. the company says human safety drivers are no longer being used inside two vehicles on the streets of bentonville, arkansas. they're the retail industry's first truly driverless trucks being used on a commercial route all in hopes of alleviating the shortage of truck drivers. >>> drivers could soon see some relief from soaring gas prices after hitting a national average of $3.42 a gallon. analysts say prices could drop 10 to 15 cents in the coming weeks if oil prices remain steady. now, the states seeing the biggest price increases in recent days include maine, ohio, indiana, illinois, arizona, new mexico and california among others. >>> two parents in california are describing their ordeal after they say their baby was switched before birth during a mix-up at a fertility clinic and are demanding more regulation to prevent mistakes like this from happening again. here's abc's megan tevrizian. >> reporter: this morning a los angeles family is suing a fertility clinic after a mother says she gave birth to someone else's baby. >> i was robbed of the ability to carry my own child. i never had the opportunity to grow and bond with her during pregnancy, to feel her kick or to watch her in ultrasounds. >> reporter: in 2018 daphna and alexander cardinale entrusted the california center for reproduction and dr. eliran mor to help conceive their second child through in vitro fertilization. but when daphna gave birth in september 2019, her baby did not look anything like her or her husband. >> the moment our second daughter was born should have been among the happiest of my life, but i immediately felt shaken and confused as to why i didn't recognize her. >> reporter: they say subsequent dna tests confirmed their baby was the biological child of complete strangers. both couples say they unknowingly raised each other's babies for months before the mistake was uncovered. the couple is now suing the california center for reproductive health, their doctor and the lab involved. according to their attorney, mistakes like this are more common than people think because he says fertility centers are almost entirely unregulated. >> barber shops and nail salons 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