while the west village is russia to take the heat out of the ukrainian crisis, washington sends millions of dollars worth of military aid to care, to discuss why russia's concerns have gone completely ignored with a former austrian foreign minister. that says simply a complete disregard for historical contemporary where it's on, on the russian side. so i that very good morning to you. you're watching alta international. no us personnel will be held liable for a box drawn strike in the african capitalists was in august, it killed 10 civilians, including 7 children. the decision follows an internal review do not anticipate there being issues of personal accountability to be had with respect to the august 29th here straight. now this scale you can see he was just 2 years old. she was among those children killed in the strike. you can see footage of them here, 3 of the children of been in the car when that car was hit by a missile. as we said before, 7 children died in all, all them belonging to just one family was part of our project unheard voices which you can check out on a web site or t

while the west village is russia to take the heat out of the ukrainian crisis, washington sends millions of dollars of weapons to key if we discuss why russia's concerns of bo completely ignored. the former austrian foreign minister. this is simply a complete disregard for historical contemporary walrus on, on the russian side. so ah, all right, 3 pm and a winter wonderland hero moscow. big snow in the russian capital today, straight into your new stories here when nazi international. so the u. k. has now started to record the all mark on cases, apparently into the thousands with a very it now accounting for 20 percent of old infections in the country and nearly 50 percent in london. the prime minister has tried to get ahead of the covert away by bringing in his plan b of new restrictions on an accelerated roll out of boosters. however, even though even members of his own party and not entirely convinced that is the right way forward, we're not a papers please society, this is not nazi germany. well, the prime minister's lake is instruction to the nation is get a boosted and now the aim

damian: march 1991, the west village, new york university stern school of business, you were a lecturer and gave a clinic on sector rotation in u.s. equities. i actually showed up to class that day. as you mention margins, this gap between price to sales and price-to-earnings in the u.s., what is going to give here, the margins are the top line? sam: i think we will probably see, just as we are looking for a narrowing of the yield curve, i think we probably do and up seeing profit margins narrow, but then as inflation starts to cool, i think investors breathe a sigh of relief. we have been reading about many of the consumer staples companies because their raw material costs have been rising. so we could end up seeing not only a reduction in earnings themselves, but also a narrowing of the profit margins. and kailey: the ability kailey: -- kailey: and the ability for companies to be able to pass on those costs. at what point would you become concerned as we see saving rates drawn down about consumption? sam: i think consumers, because they have been hearing about it, they have been seein

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west bank. there is a lot of increasing tension that's taking place in vertical and an older villages around the north of the occupied west bank where palestinians are saying that they've been left a new family for themselves. and they've been organizing local committees to try and find off the facts that have been on the rise lately, the happenings creasing ever since last week when the power seen some policy and fight as a shot at. and it's really settler's car in the field. one second there and injured others, and ever since then the committee has been marching and trying to get to any legal is really in sacramento home that has been sold from settlers in 2005. but then 2nd is a blue tier and an open some sort of a sensor there. and this is the location where the 2nd half has been killed and is waiting. sometimes i've been trying to get back to whole mission. they wanted support from their political leadership to kind of have a 2nd instead of it being and, and recognize out who 16 they didn't get that the 4 things been launching as series of protest dot have been ending up, going into pasting

shouldn't have much to do with it i will tell you on saturday i went to the share room in the west village in new york city and i looked at this lucid air, man, this thing is hot, but it is at a really high end price point. they have a great car there. it has 500-mile range and it's a high end luxury car. again, has nothing to do with how the company came public via spac and none of us will know that either. >> are you exciting about evs? if so, where is it is it the 800 pound gorilla? is it tesla still? morgan stanley said it provides the real competitive edge against tesla that some investors may be looking for >> you know, i think in terms of tft sector, i think there is enough room for plenty i think tesla has the branding and although it is a battery company and we've got the boring company and this multifaceted company that's really leading innovation, at the end of the day, it still is a consumer brand, and i think until that is kind of -- kind of shake the tree on that and we're able to displace them in something else, i still do think they are at the forefront. if you add in the f

i think 136 are going to the west village and greenwich. that is astonishing. should we be focused on these numbers or should we be folk folk -- focused on deaths and hospitalizations? >> let's try to bring this whole thing into perspective. yes, this is a far more rapidly spreading variant than we've ever seen for sars-cov-2. let's remember it has less pressure to become virulent. this omicron, despite what you've heard, is just as virulent in unvaccinated as other forms of sars-cov-2. the reason it seems lels virulent overall is the individuals who have been infected. in south africa, their population is younger. that helps. they recently had a huge range of delta, so a lot of these are second time infections, and soon after, therefore, they have some level of protection, and the numbers of vaccinated people. there are three things you have to think about for any infection in terms of what is going to be the net outcome. the environment, the pathogen itself, in this case sars-cov-2, and the hope. if you can monitor any of that, you can change the course of th

takes great pride in keeping berlin clean and working at its best. lighthouse stands above the west coast village of pots and last known for its heavy gales and thick fog. that obscures the coastline is likely return to modus. but in the old days, it works like a grandfather's clock. the light does keep, i must come up during the night in 3 hours. he must wind it up for this like to turn it on. but nowadays with 2 motors, the extra 2 in the old insert on the lights is now also automated. and if anything goes wrong, head off is alerted by an app. even the traditional fog horn doesn't require manual labor. it automatically measures the is humidity, blasting warnings were necessary, but wayne says nothing can replace the human touch. it's a sad thing and also a bad thing because if you're most of the station really and then no, like those capers on that, it's not fair to be honest. it would be the 1st lighthouse in south africa, dates back almost 2 centuries. this lighthouse in cape town is the oldest in south africa, and the 1st light keep began working here in 1824. back then the light was powered

the lighthouse stands above the west coast village of pots, and auster known for its heavy gales and thick fog. that obscures the coastline is likely return to modus. but in the old days, it works like a grandfather's clock. the light does keep a must come up during the night to the hours. he must wind it up for this light to turn it on. but nowadays we have 2 motors that could do the old insert on the light is now also automated. and if anything goes wrong, head office is alerted via an app. even the traditional fog who doesn't require manual labor, it automatically misses of the is humidity, blasting warnings when necessary. but wayne says nothing can replace the human touch. it's a sad thing and also a bad thing. because if you most of the space we then know like us keep us on the look bay, to be honest. the 1st lighthouse in south africa dates back almost 2 centuries. this lighthouse in cape town is the oldest in south africa. and the 1st slide people began working in 1824 back then the light was powered by oil and lay to gas and all the work was done manually. but advances in te

park and hey, who's been serving 822 year sentence, a corruption violence or ups in a village in the occupied west bank after israeli settlers attack palestinians and guilty of manslaughter. the u. s. court convicts a former police officer for killing a black motorist. ah opened the throne friday marks the months in south africa, announced the 1st case of alba crawl, which continues to drive record searches of cove at 19 infections across the world . the variant has thrown holiday gatherings and travel plans into disarray in new york. the mayor has scaled back the cities famous new year's eve celebrations gabriel alexander report. so from new york on 42nd street in midtown manhattan, the lines in covey testing sites are long. all day from morning until night demand for tess, far outstripping supply. new york city is the u. s. epicenter for the army. kron variant case is exploding to nearly 20000 positive cases a day. more than 90 percent. being attributed to ami kron. it's driving everyone to get tested. when i was in line, we had people going abroad. we had people who had to be tested every week

a few nights ago my wallet was stolen when i was in west village.e in 18 years in new york twice in a couple of months, it's a real problem. editorial board post yesterday met with the head of the mta and he kept using the words perfection, he said the crime is not really up it's a perception that is up. i disagree with him. mta board meeting in october the nypd said the robberies were up 50% on the subway and of course the subway really getting up back on track so to speak is the best way to get office workers and tourists back into manhattan. neil: you know how to reveal too much but the robbery on the upper eastside, for those that are not familiar is a generally safe area it would seem to confirm other safe areas where these things are becoming more common, can you tell us will happen. >> i was standing outside and very nice dinner with a number of people held by andrew stein it was the city council at a very nice restaurant. i was talking outside with one of the guest. the streets were not very full. i was not feeling unsafe at all and all of a

you see now looking towards the west with charles village -- well, charles village here.charles street right there. the circular drive and the social quad the, library, the wooded stream valley park beyond. you see a closer view of why than quad with improvements to the paving's and places around it. as well as a ground level view of the same. nothing i liked about this is the pure, stretched flatness of it. and as a heritage of olmsted's great infrastructure. and all we did was improve its perimeter. but i think quite beautiful. and then one of those service drives that has been converted to a walk that accommodates emergency and limited service, as well as a series of swept walks that contrasts strongly. these are outside the principle, formal quads, but go in with the flow of the topography. that create pleasant places to be and walk. and you can see that differentiation in the pattern from this aerial view. so, does this represent a contemporary campus? i think, for sure, it was more about catching up then it was moving forward. it does adopt a kind of contemporary at

these elections are taking place in more than 150 villages across the occupied west bank, but there are 500 and more than 570 lists competing. so all in all, we are talking about 3 candidates for a seat, and this is a place where, or these villages are places where already enjoys wide support. we're talking about inclusivity and you mentioned in, in your report as well need or a big push to get women involved into politics. there is a lot of controversy that has been going on on social media about this specific topic where some people were saying that there has to be a need for empowering women and not to be there in the electoral list. because the law says that they have to be among those competing lists. so there's a lot of push by women activists to include women in the public life, not to have them there just because they want to fill quotas. when i was in cedar village, the ladies that we've seen in the report, they were saying that they didn't feel that this is a big issue. it's a small village. people already know each other. they blamed it on the designer. they say he just acted

yale, and princeton, harvard began as a divinity school across the charles river next to a small village west of boston. adjacent to its common and chapels. it grew as an unplanned arrangement of detached georgian buildings populated with trees. these early schools, harvard, 1836, will -- excuse me, 1636, yale, 1717, princeton, 1795, they possessed what might be described as kind of a loose fit formality. unlike oxford or cambridge where the majority of early american ecclesiastes and clerics were educated, in the new world, unconstrained by property, ownership, surrounded by lots of space, these new institutions were simply georgian buildings place income the open, augmented by freestanding buildings. yale, for instance, began as a series of buildings in a row along a lane behind the chapels on the new haven common that back up into the woods with paths, sheds, and outhouses. you can see the plan on the left and in the view on the right one sees the old row, as the series of buildings that formed the beginning of yale were called and became one side of the earliest quadrangle. as at harvard

thank you for listening. authorities say the know them village of bircher in the occupied west bank has been attacked by israeli settlers. demonstrations there earlier in the day turned violent, and israeli soldiers used t gas against palestinians harry force. it has been covering the story from west jerusalem. this is an extremely serious incident in the northern part of the occupied west bank in and around the village of burka, which has been exceptionally tense. in recent days, the municipal government of the biggest close town nablus has said that hundreds of israeli settlers attacked the village under cover of night, the dozens were trying to get into individual homes. as part of that, a cemetery was also attacked. stones were thrown, dozens of palestinians injured, a significant number of those also injured by rubber coated steel. bullets were told, there were clashes between is ready, soldiers, and villages. during the course of the day, all of this happening in the hours after a major rally by settlers near the illegal outpost of homage which was very close to burka or we could

like yale and princeton, harvard began as a divinity school across the charles river, extra small village westof austin. adjacent to the commons and chapel. it grew as an unplanned arrangement of detached georgian buildings around open yards, populated with trees. these early schools, harvard 1836, william and mary, 18 -- excuse me, 16 36, william and mary 16 95, yale 1770, princeton 1795, they possess what me described as a loose fit formality. and like oxford or cambridge, where there is a majority of ecclesiastics and intellectuals and politicians were educated, these were plainly jack could be in and georgian courts with arcades and towers and quadrangles formed by conjoined buildings. in the new world, unrestrained by european properties divisions and ownership and surrounded by lots of space where there is lots of agricultural work, these new institutions were georgian buildings placed overtime by additional freestanding buildings. yale, for instance, began as a series of buildings in a row behind the chapel's on the new haven common, patched by outhouses. you can see the plan on the lef

you see it now looking towards the west with charles village -- charles village here, charles street right there, the circular drive and the social quadand then the library and the wooded park. beyond you see a closer view of wyman quad with improvements to the pavings and places around it as well as a ground level view of the same. and the thing i like about this is the pure stretched flatness of it, and that is a heritage of the grading for sure and all we did was improve its perimeter. but i think quite beautiful. and then one of those service drives that has been converted to a walk that accommodates emergency and limited service as well as a series of swept walks that contrast strongly. these are outside the principle formal quads that create pleasant places to be, and you can see that differentiation in the pattern from the aerial view. does this represent a contemporary campus? it does adopt a contemporary attitude in establishing about service and establishing a central receiving site off the campus where the distribution of materials then is dealt with through smaller vehicl

west bank. but it's here in burka, where the threat has been most concentrated and most constant. the village remains on alert. hurry, faucet al jazeera in the occupied west bank. this adelaide coalition in yemen is accusing the hurry fees of using the senate, a port to launch ballistic missiles. during a press conference, coalition spokesman, turkey leaky said, saudi arabia has been targeted by more than 400 ballistic missiles. bobby, i'm group since the start of the fighting. the civil war began in september 2014 with the satellite coalition intervening. 6 months later, the coalition attacked the airport earlier this week. sure, i had 2 of these slides clear that the hootie militia are using the sonata port as a civil part, but also a military use. also on the slide, you can see the presence of the hootie militia on the tarmac at the top of the tall marquis conceit and preparing to launch a drone. as you can see on the upper right hand side. and you can see how it's being used from santa international airport. this confirms the militarization of santa international airport by the who t's an

you see it now looking towards the west with charles village. well charles village here. charles street right there. the circular drive and the social quad and then the library and the wooded stream valley park beyond. and you see a closer view of wyman quad, with improvements to the pavings and placings around it. as well as a ground level view of the same. and the thing i like about this is the pure stretched flatness of it. and that is a heritage of olmsted's grading for sure and all we did was improve its perimeter. but i think quite beautiful. and then one of those service drives that has been converted to a walk that accommodates emergency and limited service as well as a series of swept walks that contrast strongly. these are outside the principle formal quads but slip with topping if i and flow and serpentine lines that create pleasant places to be and walk. and i you can see the differentiation in the pattern from the view. i think the it was more about catching up than moving forward. adopts a kind of contemporary attitude about service and establishing a centra

you see it now, looking towards the west with charles village. excuse me. charles village here. charles street right there. the circular drive and the social quad and then the library and what it valley park . and you see a closer view of wyman quad with improvements to the paving's and places around it as well as a ground levelview of the same . the thing i like about this is the pure stretch flatness of it and that is a heritage of olmsted's grading and all we did was improve its parameter. but i think quite beautiful and then one of those service drives that has been converted to a walk that accommodates emergency and limited service as well as a series of sweat walks that contrasts strongly. these are outside the principal formal quads that slip with photography and flow serpentine lines that create present places to be and you can see that differentiation in the pattern from this aerial view so does this represent a contemporary campus? for sure it was about catching up more than moving forward. it does adopt a contemporary attitude in establishing about service and a centr

days ago has led to reprisal attacks across the west bank, but it's here in boca where the threat has been most concentrated and most constant . the village remains on alert harry force it al jazeera in the occupied west bank . now the superhero film, spider man, no way home, has taken in more than $1000000000.00 of the global box office. that's a new record for the block. auster is the 1st film to reach that milestone. cynthia started the pandemic. the 2nd movie in history to reach that mark despite many theaters being closed or their capacity effected because of corona virus restrictions. ah, hello again, i'm elizabeth toronto mentor, harvard. the headlines on al jazeera tributes are being paid to south africa. nobel peace prize winner desmond to to after have death at 90 years old south africa's presidents. so.

people pulled described the status of democracy in the west bank as bad or very bad. net ever made that report his life for us now in the village asserted, which is near ramallah and the occupied west rank morning. nita. 400000 palestinians eligible to voters. how much interest would you say there is because from your report i got the impression that they really want to be voting in a different election. indeed, they want to be voting in general and presidential elections. but in the mean time, all they have is that these municipal elections are local councils whereby there is a lot of emphasis, unfamiliar ties on relations between people and the services that are being provided. these councils do not have any say in the national politics. they don't pass legislations, so people are here yet eager to vote for in the general elections to choose their own leaders to decide where their political path is going. they've been under occupation for decades now, and they don't see their political leadership hunting in any direction that is listening to the people's voices. so in the meantime, what they're, what's happening here is that

we have local council elections and different cities and villages all across the occupied to west bank. but what palestinian say they want is general elections. they want to be able to choose their political leaders. the representatives is with 15 years, this palestinians of last voted for a parliament that has since became an active after the internal split between fatter and hamas. enjoining me here to talk more about those elections. is doctor a cell. kathy bees: a political science professor at midday it's university doctor. we are holding these municipal elections. now. how political are they? are they're not mainly political or remain motives for choosing the candidates are not political affiliation, mainly it has to do with familiar affiliation. it has to do with the reputation of the candidate. that's why it's results are locked in decatur on any political balance of force. but it's a reminder for palestinians that they haven't voted for general elections. do you see us getting any closer to that? it is good, but it's not good enough. it's all issues and needs related to servic

west bank as bad, or very bad. and abraham joyous live now from the village of sort of daphne ramallah in the occupied west bank need a welcome to the news. these local elections are being boycotted by some groups. so what's the point to me? what will we learn from the result? there is little to learn from the results of these local elections for several reasons. first of all, these villages are that are undergoing elections though. the ones that have a population of less than 1100 or 11000 people, which is why these elections represent 30 percent of the palestinian people. 70 percent of voters are supposed to be casting their ballots in bigger towns and cities. elections, which are scheduled for phase 2, which will take place in march. there is little to know also because her masters boycotted the elections. they said they want general elections. they want presidential elections that can to and you for them to enter new parliament, which is something that has been postponed. the 2 parties accuse each other. there is a lot of fighting going on between them politically on this, on the date of these upcoming elections

what's become in recent days, the most frequent point of friction in the occupied west bank is ready. troops sealed off the village of berker villages through rocks and burned tires. the military said shots were fired in the area. soldiers fired live ammunition, rubber coated steel, bullets and tear gas into the crowd. by sunday, quiet had returned. but after days of what people here cool, unprecedented levels of attacks by israeli settlers. local activist honey describes how on thursday night settlers descended from the nearby illegal outpost of homage vandalizing a cemetery. before moving on to the village itself, holmes was stoned with let's going out. the dozens of settlers were attempting to get into houses. arafat sala says this level of threat against the village is something new. i don't know with an equal muscle. i've been sitting up till morning in case they come back and they're out of control. no government controls them, no army controls nor they attack you anywhere. earlier on thursday, thousands of settlers gathered in a mass rally at the entrance to homage to mark a week since the killing of yahoo

harry, with the all these sort of incidents taken place in the occupied west bank and in that particular neighborhood, or village where you are, how do we expect the situation to, to unfold and to be expected to remain tense over the next few days. very much so i mean vintages here remain on the alert. they say that the kind of thing that happened last thursday, which was sort of mocking a week after the killing of this settler at the junction into the abandoned outpost. but haven't seen that before. there was this huge riley of some 15000 settlers and is ready jews as well from israel proper. and they gathered that chanting and singing. but then there was a hard core that stayed on and then tried to attack the village more than a 100. they say were throwing stones in dozens were trying to get into people's homes inside the village. they say that that is an unprecedented incident. that there have been many attacks against people as they tried to get to the lines about the village that demand in this group behind us with a broken arm from such an attack a month ago. but that hasn't been this kind of sort of match

voting in municipal elections, choosing representatives for more than a 150 village and local councils across the l. provide west bank, it was a rare chance to vote for palestinians and comes as anger grows over the counseling of parliamentary and presidential elections early this year by president lockwood, our bus, hamas which governs the girls a strip boycotted saturdays local vote due to leave for spun iran president abraham raise. he says his government is serious about the latest round of talks in vienna to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. he said it will power i willing to remove sanctions on there on an agreement can be reached. protest as in serbia, had been blocking roads for 3rd weekend running, denouncing plans for the mining of lithium saturdays. crowds are smaller than the past weeks after the government bowed to some demands that scrap laws that activist said were designed to help mining john, be attentive, start operations in the west of the country. so those are the headlines that he's continues here now to 0. after witness statement, thanks for watching bye. for now. if america held up a mirror to

west bank earlier this week. that abraham has more for bethany him in the occupied westbank. there is a lot of increasing tension that's taking place in vertical and an older villages around the north of the occupied west bank where palestinians are saying that they've been sending for themselves. and they've been organizing local committees to try and send off the facts that have been on the rise later happening pre things ever since last week when the have been in some passing and fight as a shot at. and it's really settlers car in the field. one sefner and injured others . and ever since then, the settlers have been marching and trying to get to and in legal is really in sacrament. for thomas has been the victim from settlers in 2005. but then 2nd as a tier than open some sorts of a sensor there. busy and this is the location where the 2nd thing has been killed and is waiting. i've been trying to get back to whole mission. they wanted support from their political leadership to kind of have a 2nd. and instead of it being and, and recognize our food 16th, they didn't get that for food. things been launching a few reasons prove that have been ending up going into t

palestinians have had a rare chance to vote, choosing representative for more than 150 village councils across the occupied west bank. it follows the cancellation of parliamentary and presidential elections early this year. at the time of growing anger with the palestinian authority and its leaders. that abraham reports not from al mazata. alex blair, near ramallah, the local council elections. i've been usually held on time relatively every 4 years. we have local council elections in different cities and villages all across the occupied to us bank. but what palestinians say they want is general elections. they want to be able to choose the political leaders. the representative is 15 years this boston is of last voted for parliament that has since became an active after the internal split between factor and her mass. enjoining me here to talk more about those elections is dr. settle called the be the political science professor at the university doctor. we are holding these municipal elections. now, how political are they? they're not mainly political motives for choosing candidates, not political affiliation.

palestinians have been voting to choose representatives and more than a $150.00 village councils across the occupied west bank. but this time it's different. the boat isn't going to deliver on what palestinians really want the day for him reports now from our mazata alex earlier, my la local council elections have been usually held on time relatively every 4 years. we have local council elections and different cities and villages all across the occupied to us bank. but what palestinians say they want is general elections. they want to be able to choose the political leaders, representatives. it's 15 years past 10 years of last voted for parliament that has since became an active after the internal split between france and how massive enjoining me here to talk more about those elections. is that a cell copy be the political science professor at the university doctor? we are holding these municipal elections now, how political are they? they're not mainly political motives for choosing candidates, not political affiliation, mainly it has to do with so many affiliation. it has to do with the reputation of t

days ago has led to reprisal attacks across the west bank, but it's here in boca where the threat has been most concentrated and most constant . the village remains on alert. harry force it al jazeera in the occupied west bank . now the superhero film, spider man, no way home, has taken in more than $1000000000.00 of the global box office. it's a new rec. what for the block auster is the 1st film to reach that milestone in fi, started the pandemic. the 2nd movie in history to reach that mark despite many theaters being closed or their capacity effected because of corona virus restrictions. ah, hello again. i'm elizabeth toronto mon door hall with the headlines on al jazeera tributes of being paid to south africa, nobel peace prize winner desmond to 2 after his death at 90 years old, south africa's president. so rom, oppose, appraised to 2 as a man of extraordinary intellect and integrity. he was to prominence in the 1980s as an opponent of a partied. we've lost the person, will carry the burden of leadership with compassion, with dignity, with humility, and with such good humour. we are comforted and the knowledge that he has left an inde

been voting a municipal elections using representatives for more than a 150 village and local councils across the occupied west bank. a mass which governs the gaza strip was boycotted the vote due to postponed national elections. more in oliver stories coming up for you in the news hour at $2100.00 yet g m t i will see you then in about half an hour time out is there a world now continues when the news breaks, when people need to be heard and the story needs to be told, ah, with exclusive interviews and in depth reports, the professors are saying that pressure, exec molasses, hacker that is hurting their interests and that's why they remain on the streets. al jazeera has teens on the ground, they are demanding an immediate restoration office to be their government to bring you more award winning document trees and live knees. i people leave their homelands for many different reasons, some flee conflict and persecution. others take up educational opportunities while others simply go in search of a better life. ah, freshman morton was born in morocco, but she's lived in the netherlands for over 40 years. in that

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have been voting and municipal elections using representatives more than a 150 village and local councils across the occupied west bank. a mass which governs the gaza. strippers boycotted the vote though due to postponed national elections. lowes are the headlines this our the listening post is coming up next. i called earlier last software charge of a 1000 here on tax commission, political figures around the world, military green my we are nation state government and we'd like crime and terrorism alarm to get rid of your the listening post where we dig into the coverage and look at how news is reported. here are the media stories were examining this week pegasus the israeli spyware tool exposed by journalists earlier this year is now in trouble with the american authorities and big kac. christmas comes early for the british news media, and they're feasting on the latest scandal plating for us. johnson, the government, the messaging of oil companies has changed with the times, denying the reality of climate change is out on delay. what to do about it is in, and johnny cash fans, avert your eyes. now you expect mo

voting a minister, but elections choosing representatives for more than a 150 village and local councils across the occupied west bank. this was a rare chance to vote for palestinians and comes as anger grows over the cancellation of parliamentary presidential elections earlier this year by president mackwood, a boss. if that paul had gone ahead, it would have been the 1st national level load in 15 years. a mass which governs the gaza strip, boycotted saturdays local vote because of that exponent. and flooding in south sudan is affected. 70 percent of unity state in the north. the winds had of mission visited. the city of been tier to assess recovery operations. crisis is effective as many as 850000 people as the headlines out as air wild as next. ah . ready ah ah, my sons close to the arctic circle. none foot it's a claim and so, and unique environment it's probably not an obvious destination for someone migrating from the middle east. because if it's remote location, the language and called the climate. but none of these deterred to palestinian social activists and political campaigner amola, tim yule. she has

voting and municipal elections, choosing representatives for more than a 150 village and local councils across the occupied west bank. it was a rare chance to vote for palestinians comes as anger grows over the counseling of parliamentary and presidential elections. early this year by president mahmoud abbas hamas which governs the gaza strip, boycotted saturday local vote due to the respondent. iran president abraham raise. he says his government is serious about the latest round of talks in vienna to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. he said, if world powers are willing to remove sanctions on terror on an agreement can be reached. us says there was an intense conversation among the g 7 countries, while united in that position on the talks will the head of the international atomic energy agency spoke to our correspondent dorsal jabari in vienna. rafael grossey outlined the contentious issues that need to be ironed out. well, it was a wide ranging a discussion we, i specifically talked about the role of the i. e. but then we of course, talked about this, j. c, p o, a and raphael grossi was very much adamant that it

voting and municipal elections, choosing representatives for more than a 150 villages and local councils across the occupied west bank. this was a right chance to vote for palestinians in comes, his anger grows over their cancelling of parliamentary presidential elections earlier this year by president man or the boss. if that paul had gone ahead, it would have been the 1st national level mote in 15 years. a mass which governs the gaza strip, boycotted saturday's local vote due to the postponement of for more near to abraham reports from alma's rosella oblique. yet ramallah in the occupied westbank. local council. elections have been usually held on time relatively every 4 years. we have local council elections and different cities and villages all across the occupied to us bank. but what palestinians say they want is general elections. they want to be able to choose the political leaders, representatives. it's 15 years. this boston is of last voted for parliament that has since became an active after the internal split between fantastic and how massive enjoining me here to talk more about those elections. is th