u. s. with road and train travel closed or delayed planes have been grounded, and schools closed in virginia. an interstate highway was brought to a standstill overnight with hundreds of motorists stranded in their cars. many are still a stock and they say they're running out of food. water and fuel. 100 stuck in both directions. a snowstorm coupled with a traffic accident shot down a stretch of virginia's, i 95. the u. s. east coast may north south highway, leaving motorists stranded for a freezing night. among them, a senator on his way to the capital. it was, it was nerve wracking overnight and i'll tell you. i had 2 things. i had a heavy coat and i also had a full tank of gas. and the problem is a lot of people when you're stuck that long between, you know, 5 miles from an interchange and traffic is that move and folks are running out of gas. motorists have been helping each other, sharing what least will they have with them. but as the weight stretches on food, water, and fuel a running out and some of those stock angry at the slow response from officials. i don't think they've done a g

u. s. faces wouldn't humor in more than 80 countries of the world. the overall numbers are deployed of roads. ready over u. s. troops. this is 175000 troops deployed abroad, with, with 175000 williams. and if you, more than as 60000 tricks deployed in europe, the volume of the u. s. military budget, i really article was a 700000000 dollars 1000000 dollars. so 70778 incentives. so russia's budget was 12 times lower. so these examples last business pose a specific threat to international peace and security. my clear example of this reference as regards the root cause to settle the crisis regarding ukraine. we wholeheartedly clapping food is that this crisis just has one dimension, its domestic ukrainian crisis in changing the situation improving. it can only be done through kia, implementing the already mentioned mental agreements, it 8 primarily direct dial over to maxim the guns. and there is no other option for our western partners. pushed key to sabotage the minsk agreement with something that you can improve your worst, your hope that they are willingly or wanting to they willingly using the willingly doing for them that might end in the absolute worst way

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with the storming of the u. s. capital by donald trump. support as last year, prosecutors say 56 year old stuart roads, met the oak keepers group to washington d. c. to try to stop certification of jo biden's election. when those were the headlines. the news continues. young al jazeera, after witness sent you events to watch it. i think some people marry for love of is it can be a commercial transaction. i mean, we're at $3700.00 euro payment just for the march concurrent out there. weld meets men and women using marriage as an illegal passport to europe. we noticed that so they can be arrested for a time to get to organize a sham marriage at a financial and emotional cost. but then he left me for a woman 33 years older than him. marriage for sale on al jazeera. who's john? i want to sandra all. i may so shall we re any moth yonah, someone there must be bad. someone came on the same plane for me. not all 24 miles to the move on the cause. okay. the man. no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. the 2 additional issue, a lot of the internet and for the thing for me, they're more than happy for them to go into what it is on i

with last year's riot at the u. s. capital prosecutor say 56 year old stuart roads led the ost keepers group to washington d. c. last year. in an attempt to stop the certification of jo biden's election victory, 10 other alleged members were also charged. she returns is live in washington d. c. and she had our unusual are these charges relatively unusual because prosecutors in the past have always had a great deal of difficulty in, in delineating where protected freedom of speech under the constitution ends and actual seditious conspiracy. begins are clearly the d o j. things he does have the evidence to say it's actually one of the most serious charges leveled yet. anyone connected to january the 6 out. it's quite important because there is still that discussion here as to whether what we saw in january the 6th was some pre planned conspiracy to stop the certification or just a demonstration that went awry. and in fact, in the past, we've had the new york times say that they had the f. b, i had informants in the crowd vertically with a different militia group with, with the proud boys who said there was no pre

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road. so at, at horace has seen 11 women murdered this year already after $172.00 were killed. last year. u. s. prosecutors have charged for bill a rouge and government officials, with aircraft piracy for diverting a ryanair flight last may to arrest dissident journalist roman protest savage. the u. s. justice department says the officials concocted a false bump, threat to force the plane to land in the bill. origin capital means officials. im gonna say at least 17 people have been killed and dozens injured in a massive explosion. and the west of the country police reported the blast occurred when a truck carrying explosives to a gold mine collided with a motorcycle videos posted on local media, showed a large blast site and dozens of destroyed buildings. our british belgian teenager has become the youngest woman ever to fly solo around the world after 5 months journey, a zara rather ford is back on terra firma in belgium will be speaking to zara in just a minute on what motivated her. but 1st, here's a look at her rec, hold, breaking time in the air. there was no cabin crew on board to prepare for this landing. at 19 year old daughter, mother ferg touched a new bel

u. s. foreign militia group has been charged with seditious conspiracy. for potomac, the capital, donald trump support is prosecuted, say 56 year old roads, lead the oath keep his group to washington. d. c, last year thoughtless edification of jo bought the election, victory and others have also been charged. california governor gavin newsome has denied parole so the man who assassinated us presidential candidate, robert kennedy. sir hon, sir hon, a palestinian refugee. as in setting a life sentence for the 1968, killing robert kennedy's medic came just 5 years after his brother, president john f. kennedy was killed in texas. rub reynolds for faults from los angeles, the man convicted of killing robert f. kennedy. more than 50 years ago will remain behind bars. california governor gavin newsome rejected parole for sir, han b. sharice your hon. a palestinian immigrant found guilty of assassinating kennedy . in 1968 kennedy was a democratic us senator and younger brother of the assassinated president john f. kennedy, he was running for the democratic party nomination for president and had just celebrated winning the crucial california primary at a rally at th

with seditious conspiracy over the storming of the u. s. capital by donald trump's supporters last year, prosecutor say 56 year old stuart roads, lead the oath keepers group to washington d. c. last year. the trying to stop the certification of jo biden's election victory, 10 others have also been charged shabby towns. he has the latest from washington, dc. these are the most significant charges against anyone. some $700.00 people have already been charged and connected january the 6th, but mostly for trespass and for trying to impede congress is activity. but this is actually, this is the real thing with sedition. i mean sort of where you have very often. and one of the reasons why not is because prosecutors in the past when you're very difficult to prove that someone actually was mounting of the seditious conspiracy. i'm not merely employing that culture useful right to freedom of speech. i didn't partners with very active debate here in dc as to whether what we saw on january the 6th was part of some coordinated conspiracy to prevent certification of the election, or simply a demonstration that went awry not least because the capital

with last years. right. the u. s. capital prosecutor say 56 year olds, hewitt roads, led the innkeeper's group at washington d. c. last year in an attempt to stop the certification of j biden's election victory. 10 other alleged members were also charged is the 1st time the justice department is brought charges and seditious conspiracy, which is defined as attempting to overthrow or destroy the government. she attends . he is having washington d. c. for us. she of how unusual are these seditious conspiracy charges? very unusual, but because it's so difficult to prove quite often that, that a conspiracy was underway in the past. charges like this had been thrown out simply because people have the right to express themselves with freedom of speech and so on and, and constitutional protections of freedom of speech. but this is interesting because these are the most serious charges to date from the dio, jane connection to january 6th. and her husband of active discussion amongst, in some quarters about whether this really was a coup attempt. this really was an organized protests on january. the 6th or a demonstration

with seditious conspiracy. over the storming of the u. s. capital by donald trump. supporters. last year the prosecutor say that 56 year old stuart roads lead the oath keepers group to washington d. c. last year to try to stop the certification of joe biden selection victory, 10 others have also been charged. security forces in sudan of shot and killed a protest, hours after a senior military official was killed during a demonstration. in cartoon, t gas was fired to protest as a thousands took to the streets against october's military coup. al jazeera, his morgan reports from car to the so called resistance committees, incident capital had to have led the calls for a peaceful protest to continue. and on thursday, support. those were back on the street the un mission and put them launched an initiative earlier this week. in an attempt to break the country's political deadlock, but the recall has so far not been good with me and we reject you an initiative that sets the pos for a base of compromise and negotiation with the military, which we refused to have in power because they came up to rec, who the military should be removed from tow

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u. s. foreign militia group has been charged with seditious conspiracy. for the storming of the capital i donald trump's waters, naughtier prosecutor say 56 year old stuart roads, lead the oath keepers group to washington d. c. last year. to stop the certification of jo biden's election victory, 10 others have also been charged. california governor gavin newsome has denied parole for the man who was convicted of the assassination of u. s. presidential candidate robert kennedy. sir hanser hon. a palestinian refugee has been serving a life sentence for the 1968, killing robert kennedy's murder came just 5 years after his brother, president john f kennedy was shot dead in texas. ah, this is al jazeera, these other top stories, australia, immigration minister has revoked, tennis, dont know that job, which is these are for 2nd time. it was canceled days ahead of the australia open tournament. jock of issue is on vaccinated had his visa revoke last week, but a judge of a turned that ruling. sarah cock has moved from prison. it's taken 4 days now of alex hall, who holds the discretionary powers as the immigration minister to revoke that visa . a 2nd time now.

with you. what do you see as having the biggest impact in markets here in the u. s. this week, i mean, do all roads lead back to the fed and their plans for the year? it is a road, but i don't know if it's the only road because there were signs that the market was going to possibly be in trouble. even starting in november of 2021 as we were into the whole black friday, big retail thing. we saw that people were buying in advance and then not necessarily robust people who are expecting things to happen because of the con. i know i add to that the fed talking hawkish, lee, but saying really nothing in the way. i think it's more the anticipation and then we have a really strong dollar. and of course, as you mentioned earlier, we have the russian situation also happening. the whole thing really is setting the stage for a stagflation environment. that's where we've been talking about heading for 2022 and looks like that's what we're heading. even though some commodities have come off. the fed is definitely made an in tact. but at this point now, i think it would be who them to be too aggressive consideri

road. c, that was seen 11 women murdered this year already after $172.00 were killed. last year. u. s. prosecutors have charged for bella ruffian, government officials, with aircraft piracy for diverting a ryan air flight last may to arrest dissident journalists, roman procure fee, which the us justice department says. the officials concocted a false bomb threat to force the plane to land, and the bell was in capital min. officials in gonna say at least 17 people have been killed and dozens injured. and a massive explosion in the west of the country. police reported the black occurred when a truck carrying explosive to a gold mine collided with a motorcycle videos posted on local media, showed a large blast site and doesn't so destroyed building. and the un general assembly has approved and israeli and german sponsored resolution condemning denial of the holocaust urging nations and social media companies to combat anti semitism. the resolution passed on the 80th anniversary of the so called bonds, a conference where nazi leaders coordinated their plans for concentration camps and the murder of nearly 6000000 jews. austria parliament has passed the new la

with the storming of the u. s. capital by donald trump, supporters last year, prosecutor say 56 year old stuart roads, lead the oath keepers group to washington d. c. last year. to try to stop the certification of jo biden's election when 10 others i've also been charged under protest has been killed in saddam during a day of rallies against the military earlier on thursday of cedar official was killed during those demonstrations. and cartoon, thousands took the streets against the coo last october. well, those were headlines that he's continues here on al jazeera after al jazeera world states. and thanks for watching bye for now. ah, a ah, ah. ah, and i am not diarrhea member, santa. and now this was club on them in cans avalene damian cans, her genuine crittenden nationality, man's national landlords along gotten there was a head so he had he had their ada van mattie. yes, that is our fault to ah, now concern the money or the content there, but it out. you can respond. it was sponsor manually d. watched her this by sitting around it tomorrow morning for the how the mole the turn me in the to the mechanic or can a

after a winter storm with several states snowed in resident started digging out from the blizzard snow for as crews work to install par. and clear roads. a sunny sky over the u. s. east coast. only a day after it was hit by a powerful winter storm. that left behind a thick blanket of snow. more than 100000 people lost power during the blizzard. boston tide, it's record for the biggest single day snowfall busy days for the snow blowers clearing the runway of the nearby logan airport. the storm prompted the cancellation of hundreds of flights. several states if declared emergencies as many residents begin to dig out. he got some work to do little bit. yeah. yeah. my neighbor helped me out quite a bit though. yeah. with us back of some school districts cancel classes on monday . well, the snow is still being cleared. meanwhile, crews are working around the clock to restore electricity. as soon as possible. rough elena, dumb has won the australian open making tennis history. it's a record breaking 21st grand slam title for the 35 year old from spain. his opponent done your move yet if we took a to said lead, but failed to get the match, wrapped up, not our cloth is

faces what could be a road block, and with it, a world wide debate on whether he's been fairly treated. andrew simmons, alger z o, a chinese national has pleaded guilty in a u. s. court to stealing trade secrets from the agricultural technology giant monsanto. and 2017, the former employee shanghai toe was caught trying to bore flight to china carrying software from monsanto. the justice department says he planned to pass the technology on to the chinese government. the u. s. has long accused china of stealing intellectual property from american farms. a charge china denies. i know click joins us live now from washington dcs, a former us deputy assistant secretary of defense or east asia. thank you for your time. what do you think is the significance of this case? well, i believe as a lecture to the chinese government multi dimensional efforts at obtaining through the various listed and illegal means secrets across the board. not just what we may assume to be focused on military, diplomatic or political issues, but also economic, technological and quite frankly, even agricultural, anything that can give the chinese state and an advantage over international com

road for some of those happen to have coven jobs. because the shots on a work, the people with certain medical conditions and alternative anti virus drugs in the u. s. are in short supply right now with hospitals forced to set priorities. for some people in the pandemic era, leaving home is the same as winning a lottery meat vivian chung, a doctor, and an immunocompromised patient at high risk of severe symptoms from cove at 19. she didn't develop antibodies after vaccination, except for what i don't go out until i haven't been inside of a grocery store for over a year. good news. first. the fda has recently authorized an antibody cocktail to protect people with weak immune systems from coven 19. but here comes the bad news . the new drug is in short supply. we put everybody's name into a lottery. if people literally get their name pulled in the lottery, we bring them in for an injection. first deliveries of the drug to the massachusetts general hospital, reportedly covered less than one percent of those in need. the hospital has been forced to rank patients by medical needs and lotteries to even the odds of the most vulnerable patients. the same r

with 19 a locked own in 2020 and the u. s. president has taking his fight for voting rights on the roads. just a short while ago, joe biden, and the vice president com la harris arrived in atlanta, georgia. there'll be speaking at to predominantly black colleges to campaign against laws. they say limit people's rights to vote. little while defining moment really a little run the judge were way before it was after the vote with for quite a girl, the rivers regular. be why the fan? yes. our boy. the 3rd or president biden is hoping to jumpstart efforts to protect voting rights. after several states passed laws, which critics say will keep black voters from the polls. reynolds explains what the fight is all about. we won the election twice, inspired by former president donald trump's falsehoods about widespread fraud in the 2020 election, republican controlled state legislatures in 19 states have passed 34 new laws restricting access to voting. there is an assault underway on the very structure of our elections in our democracy that is carrying forward to assault that we saw on january 6th o

u. s. to be vaccinated, opponent say the policy hurts, businesses and drivers lied lyrics. this convoy is although freedom is not only with a truck drivers, it's actually for every single person you, me, buddy, down the road. it doesn't matter. it's all about your free choice. that's what it should be. like i said, if you're vaccinated, cool. you did it. most people did it because of work, but you know, you could do it off of re will, of your choice. we came here is we're because for a better life our kids are kids. it just to make things normal again, things we going onto on the way they have it on when it's bringing o'mara. deborah, he's canada's federal minister. transported joins us from mississauga in ontario. mr. minister, thank you very much for your time. so these truck drivers have clearly gathered huge supports against vaccine mandates and other cobra restrictions. so what's making them so angry then? hello, darren, it's good to be with you. thank you for the opportunity. let me just 1st say and far be it from me speak on behalf of canadian truck drivers. but many of the major trucking associations in canada including the largest canadian trucking alliance, has distance itself from this protest.

road in the countryside and a vehicle fleas the seat. a massive search is now under way. the u. s. calls and emergency meeting on the ukraine crisis. united nations security council is meeting with an hours to deliberate on the threat of a russian invasion. meanwhile, washington prepares what it calls the mother of all sanctions on moscow. and afghans find refuge in the eastern european country of albania, as they wait for the us to take them in as promised. but many fears that grieved will never come true. ah, i'm soon is almost gone. that's good to have you with us. it's been called north korea's most significant weapons test in years, the reclusive regime has confirmed it has launched a missile that can reach us bases in the pacific state. media said the weapon was a why song, 12 for ballistic missile of intermediate range. it is capable of heading the u. s. territory of guam with a nuclear warhead. it's the 1st time the north has tested a missile that sy, since 2017. the reports had pictures of the earth were taken in space from the missiles knows cone. it's flight was 1st detected by neighboring south korea and japan which condemned the new test. a good am i going all done?

u. s. to be vaccinated, opponents say the policy hurts businesses and drivers livelihoods. this convoy is although freed up, it's not only with the truck drivers, it's actually for every single person you, me, buddy, down the road. it doesn't matter. it's all about your free choice. that's what it should be. like i said, if you're vaccinated, cool, you did it. well, most people did it because of work, but you know, you should do it off of free will on your own choice. we came here is we're because for a better life, our kids are kids just to make things normal. again, things been going on too long the way they have it. well, while truck has protested in canada, thousands rallied in paris against france is vaccine pass. some protest has weighed canadian flags in solidarity with the demonstrators. their critics of labeled french measures discriminatory and excessive. the past came into effect on january 24th and is needed to enter restaurants, use public transport. and for some events now, delegation from the west african block echo as is in between a fast. so to meet with the leaders of monday's coo, when the military seized power, its leaders said the president was failing to stop violence by arm groups in the

acknowledged the road and strengthening with bonds of friendship and co operation between arab islamic and world coaches. ah, ah, i learned adrian under the top stories on al jazeera, around 90 tons of u. s. military age has arrived in ukraine, including ammunition for frontline defenders. despite more talks in the last week, tensions over russia's trip build up on the board with ukraine showed no signs of d escalating. washington says it will continue to prod, provide assistance to ukraine's armed forces. o, moscow has repeatedly denied any pans to attack or invade its neighbor, or a challenge reports. russia's defense ministry isn't saying where these planes are taking off from. but it is saying where they're going better. ruth? the official reason they're headed there. it's for exercises, but the deployments add to russia's heightens military posture on ukraine's borders at western fears of an invasion. russia is sending every signal that its intense honor a serious military offensive that would market 2nd invasion of ukraine in the past 8 years. but i don't, i don't think that's president putin's preferred outcome because i feel in a full scale invasion is costly, is risky because th

u. s attorneys general negotiated. with major drug distributors and manufacturers, now to the east bay city of hercules, where a tense lockdown was lifted tonight, police told residents in the area of redwood and lupine roads. to stay in their homes with doors and windows log that was around 5 30 tonight. officials did not give specific details, but it does appear that this was a possible standoff. police gave the all clear just a couple hours ago at eight o'clock. we are told that one person was taken into custody. police in the south bay are investigating a violent attack that ended with the suspect dead on a highway in cupertino. the wild series of events began early this morning in a home in san jose. our crime reporter henry lee explains what happened. it began at two in the morning wednesday with the report of a stabbing at a home on to hama avenue. not far from reid hillview airport. we gotta call multiple people that were stabbed at this residence. when officers arrived, very chaotic scene, san jose police sergeant christian camarillo said three victims were stabbed at the home . all are expected to survive. a motive is under investigation, but police quickly identified the attacker and his vehicle

u. s. role in the world on al jazeera jenny, a jenny, a base, and one of necessity with 3 different missions that all facing the challenge of driving on nicaragua was an unpaid road at the mercy of it's unpredictable tropical with risking you told me the co rack you on, on al jazeera, ah, ah, ah, i was far with the sport. lauren, thank you so much. egypt versus sonic all is the pick of the ties and the final round of african qualifying for this year's world cup in qatar. the draw happened in cameroon. were both egypt and senegal are currently taking part in the africa combinations world playoff between the 2 will have an added edge is that we'll see liverpool, teammates, mohammed selah, sadie oman, a face off. oh, there are $52.00 legged playoffs in total, which get underway in march. i've gone host cameroon, take on a battered and bruised algeria side who suffered a 1st round cup of nations exit gone. i also left the african early. they take on nigeria, democratic republic of congo, feast morocco, and tennessee are up against the side that beat them at the cup of nations. that's molly. we've been speaking to football broadcaster gary l. smith about the draw. he

u. s. with road and train travel closed or delayed. planes have been grounded and schools closed in virginia and interstate highway was brought to a standstill overnight with hundreds of motorists stranded in their cars. many assail stock, and they say they're running out of food, water, and fuel. this is dw news. you'll find more on our website. that's d, w dot com. ah, covered 19 is surging back infection levels, brake records around the world. the united states records 1000000 new cases in a day while europe has already passed the 100000000 mark. but are the numbers all that matters? the w h ace, w h o suggest that the arm across varied is less deadly than previous ones. next, spicer and berlin, and this is the day ah, with the model before it comes, it certainly.