u. s. where funds can pay for access to exclusive and live content. and scrum says it influences needing more reliable revenue stream. and adverse plans to out $6000.00 jobs world wide in order to meet growing demand for new aircraft and green plain technology. the move signals that the european playmaker along with yours, airline industry, may be recovering from deep cutbacks made during the pandemic. now in los angeles, cargo trains carrying packages from retailers like amazon, a being looted on an unprecedented scale. last year alone, damages amounted to an estimated $5000000.00. this year could even worse as the of open boxes containing merchandise that has been left behind is causing a dangerous and expensive issue for retailers and rail operators. on tuesday, 17 trained cars derailed. whether it was caused by the debris is under investigation, thieves or gaining access to the containers by jumping off bridges onto the moving trains. and removing plastic locks that are easy to break. they're looking for merchandise that can be re sold, like mobil

u. s. where the u. s. says, is a vital step by the russian side in the war against ransomware, but it's also a successful dismantling office taco group. as you say, danny. but what's been the reaction so far? well, they've been a little bit of a mixed reaction now, despite them saying, these are vital steps. the us side of course, and these are vital steps in the war against their cyber attacks and ransomware. the white house is said that they are pleased with the russian actions of the f s. b of bringing about the end of this, a hacker group. but then in the very next sentence of a statement, they have reverted to the old rhetoric about the 10 situation in ukraine that's going on at the moment. they have said that this situation has nothing to do with the instance in ukraine of where they are choosing russia of strengthening forces on the borders, of course, or something. russia denies. they're saying that accusing russia of trying to find any pretext for an invasion is much talked about invasion, especia

u. s. where the actions of the f s b have been cold, important steps in the war against ransomware. well it just by this group ultimately being dismantled, it doesn't, i guess, mean the claims about rushing. how is it going to go away anytime soon? well, of course, and there is also being a separate hybrid sac in ukraine on friday. a number of government websites went down. this is of course, separate attacks. this is different from what the us put out a request for the course that was linked to colonial pipelines. these ukranian government websites have gone down. the probe, followed that attack says the all evidence points to russia. now that came as the ministry of digital transformation conducted their own inquiry into that attack. before that they pointed the finger at bella, ruth, and now he's being pointed at russia to bring, as they say, fear to society and to destabilize the situation in ukraine and to lower trust from the ukraine in people in the government. we believe preliminarily that the group u. n. c 115, 1 may be involved in this attack. this is a cyber espionage gro

u. s. where we still us interests where they kept troops in certain countries as well as russia miss. obviously, i think it's also important because it's your security and i know there's a lot of distrust between you and russia. you know, that sort of look at me. if we go back to say ga ga, want to join the you, ukraine is looking to join the years and there's an irony because the u. k. recently left the, i think, i mean was that this is what i was saying. i think the time that we started working and talking together collectively on this, and i'm not just leave it to the us. and i think of the moment the secretary of state should be left on what he's saying. because if anything, it's more inflammatory and it's not helping the situation when you use the word inflammatory. i think that's a really key words to use during this discussion. whether it's regarding what happened in catholics on. now what's been going on with ukraine as well and, and basically the way the media talks about the russian liter vladimir putin, just bringing it back. it's a context on briefly john, by david my lot.

u. s. where he faces charges of espionage. he is wanted for a wiki leaks, publication of hundreds of thousands of leaked documents relating to the afghanistan and iraq wars. a year ago, a district court judge and london rejected us expedition request due to concerns over san jose, mental and physical health. for more of the story, we can speak to rebecca vincent, who's from reporters without borders, and she's joining us from london. we're back a welcome to the day you were in the courtroom today following the proceedings. so can you tell us, 1st of all, what your impressions were of the ruling and also what we know about juliana sanchez condition? certainly. well today's hearing was quite short. just a couple of minutes, but the news was positive. this court has now given julia sanchez permission to appeal to the supreme court. so it is very welcome, but it's sort of a limited positive step because now we must wait for the supreme court to decide whether it will indeed accept the review. meanwhile, julian sanchez conditions a

u. s. where we help people find a job, find housing, and make sure that they know what, what sort of benefits that they can access and things like that as they get on their feet. and we have seen throughout this crisis, communities across the country, ready to welcome people ready to help people find housing, or help people with jobs. so, so where from where i sit, we see a lot of support across the country, jessie hendrix, in from the international rescue committee. mr. henderson, we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. thanks for having me or to sports news. manchester, united football or mason greenwood has been arrested on suspicion of rape and of salt. the allegations were made against him on sunday when a woman briefly shared photographs and audio recordings on instagram. they allegedly show evidence of physical and sexual abuse perpetrated by the football and chester united have confirmed that 20 year old greenwood will not return to training or play for the club unti

u. s. where he faces charges of espionage. he is wanted for, we can leaks his publication of hundreds of thousands of documents relating to we have gone to font and rock wars outside the courtroom. as saunders fiance, stella morris broke the news to a crowd of supporters. what happened in court today is precisely what we wanted to happen. the high court certified that we had raised point of law, point of law, of general public importance. and that the supreme court has good grounds to hear this appeal outside the court house, where that ruling came down just a short while ago beer. again, this is exactly what assange and his team was hoping for, a chance to fight extradition to the united states. what's the reaction been where you are? we just heard from his fiance there? well, earlier when the reaction was made, when the decision was made public, there was a loud cheer here. ah, by ye, julian, us on just many supporters who are crowding outside the court house. and you have already played a little clip with us, his fiancee, s

u. s. government next week, where the u. s. stands on what the russians are asking for, and they will decide how to proceed from that point forward. he said that it is not an out of the question to continue the dialogue and it was not worthy to hear the u . s. secretary of state saying these are not negotiations. they're just discussions . and i think it's important to highlight that because each side, they are very much entrenched in their demands and that is not likely to change. but what is now clear is that dialogue and diplomacy is not dead. both sides are eager to continue dialogue about the differences they have when it comes to their looming crisis. and not just ukraine, but also nato, and its role in this part of the world. and the russian foreign minister said that they will study carefully, they're written answer from the u. s. and then decide how to proceed for their part . this is what they wanted to hear, that they will get a written response and they know it got a timeframe for that from the u. s. government of

u. s. capitalists where we're going live for special coverage this hour because the u. s. is reflecting on how it's democracy was threatened exactly a year ago when hundreds of donald trump supporters stormed the u. s. capital building, waiting for an address from the us president joe biden. and his vice president. com la harris any moment. now, the event started when mr. trump held a rally near the white house, 2 quotes stop the steel of the 2020 election for people died on the day of the riot . and about 140 police officers were injured. we have correspondence covering the story in a moment, goes to alan fisher to look at the wider political implications of the anniversary 1st. mike, hannah joins us from the capital building. might just take us through what we can expect in the next hour or so, please. well, president biden, accompanied by his vice president, camilla harris has just arrived here on the hill in the capital. he responded to a shouted question as he walked past a group of reporters saying that i am praying that we'll never have another day, like the day we

u. s. where the secretary of state entity blanket is making a statement about the situation between ukraine, nato and russia. let's listen him, master sullivan delivered our written response in moscow. all told it sets out a serious diplomatic crat. ford. should russia choose it? the document we've delivered includes concerns of the united states and our allies and partners about russia's actions that undermine security. a principled and pragmatic evaluation of the concerns that russia has raised. and our own proposals for areas where we may be able to find common ground. we make clear that there are core principles that we are committed to uphold and defend including ukraine sovereignty and territorial integrity and the right of states to choose their own security arrangements and alliances. we've addressed the possibility of reciprocal transparency measures regarding force, posture and ukraine, as well as measures to increase competence regarding military exercises and maneuvers in europe. ah,

u. s. where a lawsuit against britain's prince. andrew is moving forward after judge rejected efforts to dismiss a sex abuse claim. virginia euphrates, as she was 17 years old, when she was traffic to have sex with the u. k. royal sanders lawyers tried to have the case thrown out, citing a 2009 deal she signed with convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein. the 61 year old prince has consistently denied the claims. the case will now be able to proceed in new york. arizona joins us live from new york. what do we know about how this this case will proceed? what appears that this is going to a trial and the trial will be towards the end of this year, assuming, and this is a big assumption here. the prince, andrew and his lawyers decide not to settle out of court. that could very be a very real possibility at this point. but assuming that does not happen, it's very much now going down a legal process to a trial at the end of this year here in federal court in new york. so a couple questions you ask yourself, does prince andrew have diplo

u. s. where it's particularly cold, also shows it obviously it might say t new york's minus 6 with wind chill is particularly cold, but the code is disappearing. so by wednesday it's out of the way. so the picture then is improving what i think it will feel less cold. it'll actually be less cold . the snow is going to fall. nissan canada found northeast of the u. s. but leaving behind fairly sunny weather. toronto goes to about plus one degree on the other side of the continent. it's washington and to some degree, british columbia and see once again rain, snow on the mountains. now between these 2, it's cold in places been severely the walls were in the teens. down on the gulf coast, and that's going to be slow to change. the next bit of winter's gathering, really in the middle of countered head down through, for example, last occurs towards the great lakes the next couple of days. standard, well down in the caribbean with that northeast or easterly trade wind producing shares where you are expec

u. s. where it's going to be the case. he hasn't even been in court yet. no, you haven't, and that's probably true, although i think it's the dollar to start remoting long as they are within to get to the queen. and they're always not as everything signed or anything like that. but in britain, he simply having what was given to him by the quoting, taken away. so in a sense, a slightly different accomplish each, but i think, okay, i have to say public law goes about what's happening today. this is a civil rather than a criminal case, so a guilty verdict would not result in prison time. what is the worst case scenario for the duke of york? well, the worst case scenario is the time he has to go through the court case. virginia dupree will probably don't settle outside court as your parents to want to view the cases. rather than simply taking a financial log, it's probably you can know if you want him to admit her allegations or to have them proved against him in court. so either way, it's gonna get better. yeah. what about the royal family as a whole, mr. bak

u. s. where the president plans to recruit the help of the military to help hospitals dealing with a spike in cove infections. joe biden, speaking in about an hour or so actually about his administration's response to the search a number of people hospitalized. is that the highest level since the start of the pandemic or from our white house correspondent? kimberly hoc it what we know about alma crohn is that it is in fact highly contagious, even if the illness itself is relatively mild. and that has led to a lot of fear. and also a lot of frustration in the united states because you have to remember that us president joe biden was elected to get a handle on all of this. and many americans are feeling that that is not the case. the challenge for this white house has been a messaging issue that is being widely acknowledged. now, we have to point out that this announcement of the deployment of troops is not a new announcement. in fact, it came a month ago. so this is not new information. this is ju

u. s. for any reasons where they cannot be transferred to stan, traveling the u. s, they cannot be transferred to be a prisoner in the u. s. let alone to be released from the us. and so the big question matters what to do with the remaining prisoners. and there are 3 categories, what, what is the one that are convicted? one was the one that had been cleared for release. that's about 13. and the 3rd one is the ones that haven't been convicted, but that are still considered to be a danger. and those are the most difficult to find a solution for. johan asked him from the german institute for international security affairs. thank you. you are the director of the world health organization in europe says with current infection rates, more than half the population in the region will be infected with on the chron in the next $6.00 to $8.00 weeks. hands glucose as rising infections are going hand in hand with rising hospitalization. numbers. now israel is among the places seeing record new cases. it's the 1st country in the world to offer people a 4th vaccination. but now t

u. s. for any reasons where they cannot be transferred to stand trial in the us, they cannot be transferred to be a prisoner in the u. s. let alone to be released from the us. and so the big question, modest what to do with the remaining prisoners. and there are 3 categories. one is the one that are convicted. one was the one that had been cleared for release, that's about 13. and the 3rd one is the ones that haven't been convicted, but that are still considered to be a danger. and those are the most difficult to find a solution for. johan asked him from the german institute for international security affairs. thank you. you're welcome. let's get some more headlines now. staff working for british prime minister board johnson were invited to a downing street bring your own booze party during the you case. first. nationwide corona virus lockdown in 2020. that is according to an e mail, reportedly leak to the press. johnson is under fire over allegations that a number of parties were held in breach of coven 19 rules, because there's no question of north korea's fired a suspected ballistic miss

u. s. valuables where that moment is likely to be every bit as emotional as this good bye. oh oh. and eco was leaders have slapped severe new sanctions on molly's military rulers. this after the hunter suggested not holding elections for up to 4 years. instead of next month, reports from the west african regional walk, meeting in and gone as capital a cra say, there will be a return to the harsh restrictions imposed after a 2020 coup. the west african country is highly unstable and has seen 3 military takeovers since 2012, most recently last may. and in football, cameroon is hosting the 33rd edition of the africa cup of nations, which kicked off today. the years 1st, major football tournament has strict protocols and due to the pandemic. despite that many communions have hit the streets in celebration, a host nation is expected to have the biggest fan base as cameron's indomitable lions compete for their sex africa cup of nations. title led by byron unit striker, eric maxine to promoting and in german football news or is your daughter took advantage of league leaders? byron. unix

u. s. supports where we crane and, and that this decision has been made based on the military built up in the region. yes, so i mean, that must be some clear significance here regarding this pull out of non essential us personnel and ukraine, as we've also seen additional shipments of defense equipment as well. they are different parts and they are all making the situation. they are obviously more tens and this is happening day by day. but it is also pretty clear that the united states, as well as russia, they are both flexing their muscles. so we know that russia, for example, has the blue troops, tanks and missiles along the ukrainian border, and russian forces are now surrounding ukraine on different sides. but also the united states has sent a military aid package to an test delivered military equipment in ukraine. and they of course, want to show their support their help to ukraine on a military ground. and the u. k. has done the same, but still a lot. there are 2 important questions that are key to answer. the big question is we are going to see military invasion and sanctions in th

busy human rights activists argue guantanamo is where the u. s. lost its moral authority, a place of torture and double standards. that is mostly of limits for a camera. but there's also another side of guantanamo a place where 6000 inhabitants try to go about their everyday lives. in a bizarre contrast to the infamous prison residential areas resembled small town america some normalcy in a place. full of contradictions. rate you get more, delivers the soundtrack for guantanamo, and she is get most voice. hello. hello, welcome to your morning show with the day candles. otherwise, one is pretty upset and a lease for trials and the prism are not part of their coverage. a, it's not really part of like the culture here. you now that's a, another side of the base. here on this side we have a whole different type of operations going here. the new school allows its students somewhat of a normal childhood, 5 kilometers from the notorious torture prison. good. okay. what are some other things that you know about native that's actually the message that wen

u. s. with where that moment is likely to be every bit as emotional as this good bye. oh, now afghans, neighbor, turkmenistan has one of the most unique tourist attractions in the world. it's the so called date of hell or gate to hell, but it might be getting closed for good. let's hear why that is with our own, aaron tilton. so what exactly is this gate to hell? first of all. okay, with the gate to hell is one of treatment stands most famous and well known tourist attractions. basically, we can see here on the wall behind us, it's a giant sink hole that was created back in the seventy's when soviet geologists were doing some exploratory drilling in the area. the caused collapse. and this huge cavern opened up as we can see until all right. now and basically they quickly realized that methane was streaming out of the cavern and const because they wanted to continue their research, they thought the best thing that they could do would be to drop a flare in their light on fire and let the method burn off they thought it would be extinguished after a couple of days and the

u. s. about where that moment is likely to be every bit as emotional as this good bye. oh oh, we're gonna change gears and get some sports news now where the german football or is your door to mentor took advantage of leaders, byron units i unexpected slip up against. glad back on friday by getting on track frankfurt to put themselves back in the title race. but as is though, often the case taught and did it, the hardaway dockman aren't short of superstars yet time after time, season after season they'd let borne out of jail. so it was no surprise when frankfort took an early lead. there were just 60 minutes on the clock. when raphael bray made at one mill keeper, grig coble. miss dawkins last game through illness. and the swiss international was caught cold here. more heartless, defending 100 berry a 2nd. just 9 minutes later by dorman, skipper markelle royce was trying to multiply his own box is anyone's guess. and barry took full advantage to know the halftime score. dockman had to rule up their sleeves, but when they eventually pulled one back through sub token azar

u. s. valuable. where that moment is likely to be every bit as emotional as this good bye. oh oh. the situation and cause extends largest city. almighty is reported to be calm, but tense after violence. this week, the government says 164 people have been killed in more than 5000 arrested troops from a russian lead security alliance continued to enter the country after appeals for help from cause extends president and local people are facing an uncertain future a disparate white for news in al mahdi morgue, dozens of people line up. many of them fear their loved ones died on january 6. the worst die of a bloody wake in kaz extends largest city. another q a now mighty this one for bread. many stores had to close during the unrest in recent days. people are running out of food, good to we have other stores the one over there and another further up the road. it's been closed since yesterday, but people need to eat something that government appears back in control of downtown almighty, but days approaches and looting of sky. the city as demonstrate is let out the anger at decades of au

u. s. with where that moment is likely to be every bit his emotional as this good bye. oh oh. what's the african leaders are meeting at a high stakes summit to discuss a plan to postpone elections in molly, which has been under military rule since a coup in 2021. to committed to holding elections as february and return the country to civilian rule. but just over a week ago and said, i needed more time to carry out reforms while he had been battling. as you hottest insurgency for years, large parts of the country are outside government control. let's get more details now. do you have your correspondent isaac colored z, who's in accra? where echo us leaders are meeting. isaac, thanks so much for joining us. let's start with echo us. it's been insisted that molly holds elections as planned in february. how is it responded to this postponement? that's been proposed by the military government. so initial reaction from a request came from the equity mediator who is looking at the situation that is for my, my dear, i'm president and would like you and i found and who has said that th

u. s. capitalists where we're going live for special coverage this hour because the u. s. is reflecting on how it's democracy was threatened exactly a year ago when hundreds of donald trump supporters storm the u. s. capital building. we're waiting for an address from the u. s. president joe biden and his vice president cobbler harris.

are you guantanamo is where the u. s. lost its moral authority. the infamous prison has violated the geneva convention for 20 years. why has it still not been closed today on the day? ah ah ah, this is deal be news live from berlin and all mc kron tidal wave headed for europe . the world health organization predicts that half of europe europe's population could become infected with the corona virus variant. by the end of this winter. also coming up the fast spreading, alma kron is out pacing israel's, if it's to give a thought vaccine to its residence and is growing frustration among israelis. we frequently changing restrictions and the un coals of the world to help the people of afghanistan never before has the you when asked for so much money and never before has the threat of humanitarian disaster been so great. ah, i'm jared re. thank you very much for your company. we start this shy with the dye, a warning from the world health organization and europe's pandemic future. the w i chose predicted over half of all europeans will become infected w

we are now at a stage where russia could at any point, watch an attack in ukraine, the u. s. opposite threat assessment ahead of talks between the secretary of state and the russian foreign minister in geneva this way.

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u. s. where it's particularly cold, auto shows, it's obviously at minus 18 new york's minus 6 with wind chill, east, particularly cold, but the cold is disappeared. so by wednesday it's out of the way. so the picture then is the improving one. i think it will feel less cold, it'll actually be less cold. the snow is good for eastern canada, a far northeast of the us, but leaving behind fairly sunny weather. toronto goes to bed, plus one degree on the other side of the continent. it's washington. and to some degree, british columbia, as he once again rain, snow on the mountains. now between these 2 is cold in place, has been dose severely. the walls were in the teens down on the gulf coast. and that's going to be slow to change. the next bit of winter's gathering, really in the middle of countered head down, i think through, for example, both to come towards the great lakes the next couple of days. standard weather down in the caribbean with that northeast or easterly trade wind producing shares wh

u. s. dollar where by and large and i know this is a sweeping generality of my pop by and large the economies of the individual states . a basically modeled along the same lines, but the euros job, notwithstanding the, the big degree of subsidies that the european union gives to member states. and that kind of skews their economies anyway, literally because it comes down to job creation. on top of that, you cannot or you should not arguably use a currency to try to marry up say the economy of finland with the economy of portugal. well, that's right. i mean 1st on guy dr. east that whatever it takes, let me know that i had a lot. plenty of added leaders had said that over the few previous 2 years, but they didn't have actions to back it up. it was a very well crafted sentence within our mandate, which made it politically acceptable to germany, just barely do whatever it takes and it will be enough to leave me a feeble for kept what came before and after whatever, whatever it takes. and spreadsheet started coming down right away, but you make a very good point of different states in the us have

u. s. history. you probably know where you were exactly one year ago when you heard that writers had attacked the u. s. capital, and you probably know the attack was an attempt to stop the peaceful transfer of power from when president donald trump, to the next jo, by those are facts. and that is the truth. but one year on both trump and his republican supporters inside and outside of congress continue to push the big lie that the election was stolen. and the january 6th was nothing more than a group of patriots who were caught misbehaving. tonight, america is as polarized as ever to narratives competing in a split screen reality. president biden says, this is a fight for the soul of the country. and today he placed this struggle in a wider global battle of democracy versus autocracy. and he warned that on this solomon adversary, it remains unclear who will win the future. certain dates echo throughout history. including dates that instantly are mine all who have lived through them, where they were and what they were doing. one year ago to day in this sacred place, democracy was attacked. close your

u. s. have killed hundreds of thousands of civilians, of countries of places where they were supposed to be bringing peace into ma, cleaning u. s. consistently including over recent years as used forced against other states without the authorization of the insecurity cancel. consumer in that arsenal unit, actual sanctions and coercive measures as threat of implementing it is used to be like the ruling of some kind of a supreme court and they want to impose misapplied enemy. for example, what would you go on to do in the family members? in many countries of the you and what have been subject to an aggression or attacked by the u. s. and 191 countries of the security council have seen american troops deployed and there is data available on the internet stating that he was there. a 750 u. s. faces wanted humor in more than 80 countries of the world. the overall numbers are deployed of roads. ready ready of u. s. troops. this is 875000 troops deployed abroad, resumes with 175000 movies and fish you more than as 60000 troops deployed in your, of the volume of the u. s. military budget. renewable

busy human rights activists argue guantanamo is where the u. s. lost its moral authority, a place of torture and double standards. that is mostly of limits for a camera. but there's also another side of guantanamo a place where 6000 inhabitants try to go about their everyday lives. in a bizarre contrast to the infamous prison residential areas resembled small town america some normalcy in a place. full of contradictions. radio get more, delivers the sound trick for guantanamo, and she is get most voice. hello. hello. well, belmont, to your morning show with the de candles otherwise known as petty. i'm the analyst for trials and the prism are not part of their coverage. a, it's not really part of like the culture here, you know, that's a, another side of the base. here on this side we have a whole different type of operations going here. the new school allows its students somewhat of a normal childhood, 5 kilometers from the notorious torture prison. good. okay. what are some other things that you know, that made? that's actually the message that