u. s. got a northern place where the prairies, central areas of canada calgary at around 9 celsius, picking up to a fully batch around 3 degrees, the sas david, picking back up to around 12 celsius as we go one through sunday. as that same system just makes its way a little further west was we have got some snow just around the lakes for a time, marty, clear and dry into the weekend across the eastern seaboard and winter weather still in place there. in 2 were quebec, pushing across the canadian maritime service was at east side of the country, noticed some snow back over towards the west. we're going to see some snow coming back into b. c. a driving winds. pushing some more heavy rain in. across the saturated ground of the southern part of british columbia. and we have got some wet weather course for a time to just around a good part of washington state. it will ease off as we go through the next few days. there you go large, you drive for much of north america will or we have got some heavy s

u. s. has got a very big team head, of course by john kerry, who was a bomb as right hand climate man. so what will they try and bring to the party in terms of negotiations here and, and how does international diplomacy have an effect with the inside these holes outside of the climate arena? i think they're pulling all sorts of leave is to try and get things going. it's worth remembering. yes, this is all about the environment. it's all about the science is all about the huge existential existential threat as president biden put it. but whenever you have a big negotiation, there is all sorts of horse trading. other things get bought into the mix. if you do something on this here at glasgow in return will do this and i think that will play into it. and i think also the tone of international relations, which are extremely difficult right now. all sorts of divisions, particularly between the west and russia, the west and china. and then in some ways, made even worse by code 19 and the distribution of vaccines, the tension that is going on between the developing and the developed world. th

u. s. a. continuing until monday. and we've got a correspondence in johannesburg and she'll later be speaking with travelers stranded there. in the meantime, our correspondent charlotte gibbons, he reports from paris as to how europe is coping with a new cove. it varies will this see for a mutant strain of covey. it has been described as being more transmissible than delta. and that has really ramped up phase. it's been reported that it's already been found on the european continent in belgium, that is from a sample that was taken from a young woman who said to have not been anywhere near the south of the african continent. she had indeed been to egypt and to turkey, and it's also said that she was unvaccinated key and that knock off will happen confirm. case of this variant is someone who came from abroad. this person was tested on november 22nd. he was not vaccinated and had no prior infection, so this case has been observed and confirmed. but i want to repeat that it is a suspicious fair and we don't know if it's a very dangerou

u. s. and we've got final approval, therefore, fines of corona, virus vaccine for children. the food and drug administration had already said the shot, the safe for children. i just 5 to 11 smaller doses recommend as now officials at the cdc. i've given the green light for it to be administered to 28000000 youngsters. alex baton is a vaccine ologist, an adjunct professor of michigan university who we spoke to about that. and he said it really comes with a huge relief as it's been a rise in the number of children contracting new cove. it varies, it's milestones, actually, nuclear shipment that we are getting to the point where we are immunizing, the little sudden that's probably measure that going back to normal life and specially schools and elementary schools and middle schools. so it's really great what she meant by that is a great job by cutting down in the, in the dose dose that has been shown. and those little kids, 5 to 11, was one 3rd of those given to the, the young adults on the previous explanation. so basically we're getting these kids receive one new one, they ar

u. s. government already has been getting it since 2014, it's got a partner effectively in the u. s. is the u. s. going to be able to be a broke off of he say old you think their role is it's, it's well too complicated for law for something as simple as that. so 1st of all, oh we, we here since 2015 we hear us from again, does. russian needs to invade ukraine because of threats from naples? and this is thought ally, ally, because before to actually 2014 ukraine had known block status support as of nato in the ukraine. we're all we're seeing minority because we ukrainians believes that we could have good pragmatic relations with the rush. we had the 3 with rush, we had the budapest memorandum where russia, rome is to be a guarantor of ukrainian territorial integrity. so there was no talk about later in 2014. and then in 2014 russia aggression stopped. and it completely changed the views of you great, that we saw that in any case we're, even if ukraine is outside of, even if you grant is in utica, it doesn't prevent from russian aggression. that's why i definitely will need the support

u. s. clandestine service, you've got talk about this has to be kept all secret. well, that's ridiculous. i, it's ridiculous at this point. um and it was always ridiculous. they, they hid behind this as so sources and methods. this was a method that we couldn't tell them about because then they'll use no torture is illegal besides being immoral, illegal under every circumstance. under every treaty treaties at the u. s. has signed the geneva conventions of the convention against torture. every single convention says and it's in the u. s. r. code it torture is illegal, under all circumstances. we've called this torture. obama said we tortured a few folks, which i thought was a horrible way to put it. these are people not folks. and now, which should all come out and if it helps people not get the death penalty. so be it because we've already given harm to these people so badly that they suffer. they suffer now from a physical and mental pain every day of their lives. from this horrific torture. do you think one element of trying to keep it secret and keep guantanamo

u. s. r and china has got to be viewed as a good thing at the moment. or what else can we have but, but hope given, i mean, it's true. i mean, historically, what can we also expect that but broken promises and fluffiness but like this is a climate emergency we have to have, i mean, there's no choice, right? but i think it's very much what this was. this was designed to elicit, at least as andrew was saying that i mean the masters, at least china in the us, are fighting on this one issue. and it was, it was reported that in fact in order to get to this initiative trying to in the us have had 1030 or other virtual meetings over 10 months in order to come up with this, this initiative. and we had, actually, in the recent weeks john kerry was hoping for some, some kind of splashy announcement with china. so what did they come up with? where to bring pretty, pretty really, really but, but again, as you say, we got it, it's something. so there is a working group that they're setting up, which is specifically going to be concentrating on what the 2 countries c

u. s. will food program, and i've got a sons among the worst countries, more than half of its population around $23000000.00 risk of starving. the crisis, the u. s. has made worse by the disastrous pull out of us forces from the country, which has left a humanitarian emergency as it's been described. and it's work. oh, mm hm. ah, comp, arakash, i'm a poor father with no work, no money to feed my son, but i am hopeful because the doctor said they will do their best to save him. we're fighting for his life and the rest is up to god. his name is mohammed is only 18 months old suffering from the lack of food. ah, because he should keep in mind that the children in the most dire conditions of being brought to the hospitals. and what's about those, staying at home. i know there are many kids starving at homes in afghanistan during the last 2 months. the number of starving children doubled, and i'm afraid that will have a bigger crisis in the future as the situation is worse than ah, folly some sad news in from the u. s restaurants at glen de vries has died in a plane crash in the state of new jersey

s. providers says that'll help the medical service get through the difficult winter period, otherwise the u. k. risks and accidents of unvaccinated workers and a deepening staff shortage. we've got a very, very difficult winter coming up and we know the n h s is going to be a full stretch, so it makes sense to set that deadline. once that period has passed, if we lose very large numbers of m vaccinated staff, particularly over the winter period, then that also constitutes a risk. the patient safety and quality of care. i comes as u k. paramedics raised fears of an unprecedented crisis facing the ambulance service with one local department last week, even pleading with the public to think twice before calling as that simply aren't enough people to cover the workload. the government also put troops on stand by to have the n h s. cope over the winter, and that could see them driving ambulances assisting with vaccines and also providing other hospital support. meanwhile, the british al secretary stressed the safety and effectiveness of inoculation, urging any one eligible to get their boost to jab before the winter. one doctor told us, though, that the vaccine issue is just one and

u. security force, if you've got to push them back. the u. s. has reopened its borders to all vaccinated travelers for the 1st time in 20 months. visitors rumbled in 30 countries, have been bam. since early 2020. when corona virus restrictions were imposed, land borders between mexico and canada have also reopened. the committee investigating the storming of the u. s. capitalist calling 6 associates of former president donald trump to testify the panels determining if trump and his team plotted to overturn the 2020 presidential election results. on january 6th, from support, a storm congress to stop the certification of jo biden's election betrayed a fire at a school in this year. second largest city has killed at least 26 children. they were aged between 3 and 8. it's not clear what caused the fire in the city of muradi near the southern border with nigeria, 3 classrooms made of straw but completely destroyed. they are often used to make room for students in overcrowded schools. protests was, according for armenia, as prime minister to resign a

u. s. things like that happened here. got a moment, much of the side of leaks these barry hopefully not brought out. they open that. we've had those kinds of atrocities happen to us here in the united states. i talked to elders who told me that all the children in the village had to leave and there was an ear required in the village. there was no sound of children who the headmaster wept my bareback with the rebel horn. i couldn't, we couldn't catch my breath. i passed out a little boy said they had to hold me up and one more when i started to behave this finance nice it's history has to be told me or oh. ringback ringback ringback a very capable student who. ringback speaks raise your mother's friendly manner. wondering parents, a little jimmy and blocking the rain. when we 1st heard about the children, married in kamloops, canada, that brought mack a flood of memories for myself and many. and my generation of our own experiences in morning was just kind of writing under the surface of our consciousness. here's my dad, my mo

u. s. right now. so you've got people cooling. one is the bedrock of democracy, that's the justice system winked against thought and ethnic minorities on top of a considerable chunk of population. still believe that that was some kind of foul play in the 2020 presidential election. and then abroad on top of that for the k, your tick theme of withdrawal from us kind of thought afresh in our minds. i mean, whatever washington says it went that to nation build, it installed a, quote, democratic government, which then collapse. so you really can't blame these on positives for pointing out the hypocrisy of this upcoming summit. there is been no shortage of wars and term a worldwide to prove that spreading democracy. its political system and values against other countries will severely undermines regional and international peace, security and stability bombings of yugoslavia. military intervention in iraq, afghanistan, and libya and democratic transformation do nothing but hom, countries should focus on running their own affairs. well,

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blow a report, serious flaws in phases cobit vaccine testing procedures and says, u s. officials refused to listen. we've got the details and reaction in less than one minute. and also ahead, despite joe biden branding us democracy, the envy of the world, the world increasingly disagrees as a poll shows a shop type in global perceptions of american democracy, as well as its health care system. we discussed the findings with a former us congressman, president putin pledges that russia will be carbon neutral, no later than 2016. then a message to delegates that the u. n. climate summit in scotland. and as the west pushes for action at cop $26.00, we look at how their ambitious plans might hurt nations dependent on fossil fuels. ah.

u. s. of the past administration, essentially putting the country in a sort of a pothole of humanity. so we're changing course in u. s, but really much, much more has got to be done. the targets at the bottom ministration have put us on to reducing emissions by 50 percent of you know, in the next few years are in the right direction. but we need to be much, much more aggressive if we're going to get out of this. the commitments at the, by the mentors have done are also significant and pointing us in the right generation in the right direction rather. but they could be scale by 10 or even a 100 x, because they're not even near the one true in dollar mark. and we know we need a $102.00 trillion dollars to really tackle this problem. and to put those resources on table where we need that, if you were still in that, in a circle close to the occupant of the oval office in the white house. would you be saying to joe biden? look, julia bolton, arrow in brazil has his critics, but we can trust him. china is the planets biggest polluter, but we can trust them. yes or no. look, we can work with other countries. that's the only way we're going to get this done .

u. s. president concerned about that. he's got low approval rating numbers right now. it is not just energy prices, but the price of food and other items that are also hard for americans giving the rise and inflation. so this is as much a political move is, is, is an issue of supply and concerns about the prices as a result of those shortages. and the question of course, is whether it will work. yeah, and that's the big debate. now what the white house is banking on is the fact that this is being done in coordination with other countries. and that could mitigate what summer concerned is potentially going to be just a short term reduction in prices, but that ultimately could lead to higher prices. that is what the nay sayers are saying is going to happen in all of this. but the white house is really counting on the fact that this is something that is being done in coordination with other nations as you reported. and we should point out very quickly that the strategic petroleum reserves are typically released for things like natural disaster or, or other sorts of issues.

u. s, we basically outlined both have got a lot to lose. if president lucas shank cuts off the gas the you is dealing with surging gas prices at the moment. they've both got a lot to lose if they both follow through with that threat to who's going to playing 1st. depends and somebody drew somebody will draw up a balance sheet and say, how much to begin to mention how much we lose. and the european union may draw back from imposing this airline band, because they're afraid of losing gas. then we will say, well, russia is very keen, so the gas is very important to the russian economy. and they may, they may think that putin will then say, prison, put, it will say to lucretia. i don't want that because i'm going to lose money. we're going to lose money and you're going to lose the transit time transit fees. and you get for transmitting this, this gas through the rooster, into put in and so on. so it's a balance sheet and the 2 sides have to work out who's going to lose more. and the better reason economies in a very post state prison dependent

it's because we've almost entirely got rid of coal from the electricity system, replaced it with clean energy and instead, and if you look what's happened in the u. s. despite the last administration under donald trump's rhetoric, the reality is coal continued to come off the system, china, it still means t and reduce and then eventually eliminate cold production. but it's got such a long way to go for that to happen. how geopolitical, in cold war, 2.0 as it's being talked about, is the whole combating climate change debate? i mean, after all, the, the biden administration is continuing with this pipeline fossil fuel pipeline of native american lands. i know your company host to john kerry, the usaa climate on why he's been involved in wars, you know, libya, her and so on, which are obviously destroy the environment. how political is all of this. and can you see why? certainly media in the you, in a donation is all about this is masculine, beijing's problem. they are not facing up to the challenge while washington london, brussels is i think actually are coming out from the wrong point of views. climate i think has the potential for being one of th

u. s. will spend, because most of it is in the legislation. call the reconciliation girl. that doesn't look like it's going to pass. we've got price gouging, going on everywhere in the u. s. economy right now. as companies attempt by raising prices to recruit the losses from 2020 revenue during the worst impact to the shut downs, or they're trying to make up the ground. and they're raising their prices everywhere. closer companies were just exported anyway, so it probably wouldn't work. he's got to take much stronger action, but you know, he's not the kind of president that box the big corporations or take strong action . he's always looking for a compromise somewhere and no one he did. there's looking for a compromise. the situation is going to get much worse. right. next news that new delhi is considering a new lockdown, but not because a covert is actually because of toxic air pollution with authorities in that huge indian capital. now waiting for a court approval for the measure. the pollution is been linked to the deaths of more than a 1000000 indians every year, with new deli notoriously labeled, the world's most pollu

u. s. will spend, because most of it is in the legislation. call the reconciliation bill that doesn't look like it's going to pass. we've got price gouging, going on everywhere in the u. s. economy right now. as companies attempt by raising prices to recruit the losses from 2020 revenue during the worst impact of the shutdowns they're trying to make up the ground. and they're raising their prices everywhere. cloak libraries were just exported anyway, so it probably wouldn't work. he's got to take much stronger action, but you know, he's not the kind of president that box the big corporations or take strong action . he's always looking for a compromise somewhere. and no one he dinners looking for a compromise. the situation is going to get much worse. he deli, his considering any locked an but not because if cove it, the city say, is so polluted at the moment and toxic that the indian authorities there want to take radical action. the 1st of its kind in the country and, and now awaiting court approval. when air pollution related diseases are side to be the cause of death of more than a 1000000 indians. each year, when he del

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u. s. and others. yes, the problem we've got more broadly is that the w h o itself has been saying, look, we need a couple of weeks to really know what the effect of this is going to be. and in the meantime, they will be all this uncertainty and governments will make their own reaction. they're already making their own reactions and shutting down. yeah, for the, for the economy and for the kind of gdc number is the spelling of the fashion story . i don't think the next 2 weeks masses very much. we get to week of blocked friday to south africa. that's not such a big deal. but it does mean that the mock is probably don't recover on monday in a straight rebound, unless you've got something start pulling out like the new very it doesn't. kennedy well, it's possible it's much more contagious, but doesn't get anyone unlikely. and the kids are down because that's not the most likely, but we, we just that there isn't a lot. we do know yet. what else should we be keeping an eye on? i mentioned a few things there, interest rights, inflation supply chain, which was already a huge issue. ah, is that the type of thing

u. s. invoice is in the country trying to we've got a peaceful engagement, but the chip inside compares the job in the united states, the bite. it was administration involvement. if they're supporting the other side, they compared the u. s. involvement, likely experiences of cases like yemen, and that's going to stop in iraq. but the other side is saying you feel as creating some kind of genocide. and again, this is a conflict. again, it's really difficult to verify, but there doesn't seem to be an end inside because there's no interest from both sides and negotiating and bringing this to a conclusion. what we know for certain, as many people are being a big event and not the sub about. there are so many people that are running a wait looking for some kind of receipt on the street and asking for support. and many people are expected to come. if this, especially if this conflict moves forward and comes to the top of a some, i think certainly some worrying development say thank you very much for talking just about this. saw me, i'll get the choice if you can journalists journey is there from

i've got an alarming situation. the u. s . secretary of states is to you to meet kenny as president in nairobi as part of a diplomatic push to bring peace to ethiopia. it's fed the year long conflict with rebels from little them to guy region, a spiral into a civil war. thousands of refugees and migrants on the poland. baler is paula. have spent another night sleeping in makeshift camps in freezing conditions on tuesday, police and poland, 5 water canon and tear gas. but those trying to cross holland accuses bella luce, of pushing migrants to the border. and using them as a weapon, our media says that's agreed, a cease fire with as a by john, following a day of violence that left at least 15 soldiers dead on many as defense ministry says that russia helped broke of the truce. it asked moscow to help defend its territory against as every forces as a by john and accused armenia of provocation, armenia and azerbaijan. foot a $44.00 day war last year over the disputed territory of not gonna cut back. i lose the headlights, that

u. s. se temperatures looking pretty good here. we've got a lot of salvage at some showers for that western side of tennessee, but nothing major. also pleasant conditions for the desert. southwest stuff. you know, los angeles temperature is well above average shaft for this of the year december. the 1st. here we go. on wednesday heavy falls, costa rica into panama, and now tickets for the top and of south america. we're think we'll see a mix of sun in cloud into a lima, but still the potential to see showers in bogota. and it's been a stormy pitcher for the southern portion of brazil that se for so polo in rio de janeiro. but the bulk of that activity will clear out a thing by thursday. you'll get back into the sunshine. ok, i'm out of time. see again soon. ah, the listening post cuts the noise was talking about competing. but seeing monday, seeing you calculate those completely separate things, spin from fac, all 3 versions of the story. and from the minutes of the truth. but the full flurry remained and unpacking the stories you're being t

u. s. and pleasant weather here as well. we have got cloud and rain moving away from the eastern seaboard. still a little bit of winter weather up towards the b. c. but lottie settled for the west coast. ah ah ah, this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm has him speak of this is the news out live from dall coming up in the next 60 minutes. anger in austria over a plan nationwide locked down with supporters of the fall. right? freedom party out on the streets, protest to in amsterdam over cobra. 19 restrictions following a violent might in brought to that palestinians reject and condemned the you case decision.

u. k. 's rule? well, i think the pay is got a different view on this in that it's a very pro is really government. and in fact, the home office, the whole minutes, are pretty patel who is making this has made the statement on the part of the government. it will be bringing it to parliament. of course, it won't get passed until the parliament agrees to this, but we have to look at this against the background. she had gone several years ago under the may government when she was an international development as the minister and had spoken with various members of the yahoo government, but unofficially and that is against the british law. so when she returned, she was sacked, but she is very clearly a very pro israeli politician, as is for johnson. and they have made it very clear that they feel they need to catch up with what you have done and have therefore designated the political wing as well as the military wing as, as, as terrorist. and i think they have also gone the step further to say that they will be presenting the israeli views to the other great powers in the course of the negotiations for

u. s. military base that local police are not allowed to enter. we've got the world's under reported stories that award winning programs for you streaming. now with all t dot com on across the social networks here. max and stacy are on the way with a look at jo biden's rip roaring inflation plus luxury and squalor in san francisco . the kaiser report is next only on our t ah . a wrong one. i just don't hold any. you will have to shape out the same because an engagement across the trail. when so many find themselves will depart. we choose to look for common ground. join me every thursday on the alec, simon, should i be speaking to guess from the world politics sport, business. i'm sure business. i'll see you then. mm. oh. hi i max kaiser this says the kaiser a port boy boyd at biden. let one rep. oh my god. yes. why? he's been ripping a lot of interesting things lately, including this headline of double thank. infrastructure spending will ease inflation by it and says, yes, war is peace, free them is slavery and ignorance is strength. max. right, right. this

u. s. agents. this is the 1st time that everyone got teach here in anywhere. what is horrible things that were done to them? now i believe it will be more and more difficult for the government of the united states to keep secret what happened to the other people. ah, hello, good, happy with a slide from moscow. this is our t internationals. world news as 11 uncommon, bright big story recross for you this hour. the migrant crisis shows no sign of abating at the border between poland and beller. bruce, where thousands have been camping in harsh conditions for the last 2 nights. but as the political situation hates up, the weather there is only getting colder and among those sacrificing basic comforts in their efforts to find a better life of families with children. these are some of the latest pictures that we've got from the border camp, adding to the migrant plight of course food on water supplies said to be running low right now. many also having to sleep. keep warm in damn, but sleeping bags. people including children, have spent the day collecting wood for

mr. toilets at witness documentary announces era, ah hello, we got more severe weather pushing cross central parts of the u. s. at the moment, all associated with this large, massive cloud, both of the board of canada, we are looking at some significant snowfall taken into manitoba towards ontario. i rains like the snow that's going to make his way further. a switch to severe storms sweeping away from the eastern seaboard. by the time we come to friday afternoon. surprises caused coming back behind, or splattering of showers, either side of the lakes and when she weather. meanwhile, across the pacific northwest, pushing up into a b c mat. so going to make his way farther. east was free friday and saturday. we could do some right for the south alley. 32 degrees high, far risk continuing here then over the next few days as around 7 or 8 degrees above the seasonal average says that when she mixed moving across alberta to was the scotch was madison. but once again, more snow coming back in across the northern plains. we'll see that when she makes, making his way out towards that northeast corner for us, but to th