. >> white house adviser and trump son-in-law jared kushner is headed to saudi arabia and qatar this week adding to an already nervous region. bret? >> bret: greg, thank you. we are just learning the pentagon is disbanding its defeat isis task force. the commander of that unit christopher maher has resigned pentagon officials say they have successfully destroyed the terror group. the reorganization is part of the trump administration's desire to declare the wars in iraq and afghanistan over. up next, the president's most recent pick for the u.s. supreme court poses an interesting question in the administration's push to exclude illegal immigrants from the census. we will explain. first here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country covering tonight. fox 2 in st. louis as a local company starts selling the first blood test to help diagnose alzheimer's disease. the test has not been approved yet by the fda. it's aimed at people 60 and older having memory problems and are being evaluated for alzheimer's. fox 5 in san diego as the navy says it will decommission a warship seve

you not just as reading, put in, let me see something that's just happened in qatar time and now we'll have a man to treat tracking app. and this is who he is from the system for a minister, the spokes person. and this is the app. absence of it's quite similar in china as well, where you actually use a q code that was going to tap for a couple of things. this is one of my child leaks peter davi, and he, sed, shown here at what it looks like. so he's already got his coach, a copy, you need this code in order to go outdoors and then the pen missions. this is just in shine that the missions that you need to give location your phone, your storage, your disable, your screen goes on and on. and on irene, are you worried that apps like this that say you need this to say how we need to do this to fly code 19 and i, you can see this is already happening that people asked so many questions, but it's already happening around you out yes, absolutely, i mean watching it as seeing as a permissions are required is already given the anxiety level on. if i have to personally, i don't know if it, i mean

the european union, qatar and the united arab emirates, have condemned the killing welter. iran is vowing revenge. a funeral service has been held for and in the capital tehran, as dorsetshire bari reports a state farewell for one of the most important figures in iran's defense ministry. mohsin factories are there, who is 63 years old, was remembered at a small ceremony in the grounds of the ministry on monday. this funeral was attended by some of iran's highest ranking officials, including the head of the country's atomic energy organization. the head of the revolutionary guards, and this man, the intelligence minister, who now has the job of finding out how factories that was killed. the scientists convoy of vehicles came under attack in opposite just east of tehran. on friday. he was taken to hospital where he died. factories that had been on the u.n. security council list of sanctioned individuals. iran had never allowed him to be interviewed by the international atomic agency. his whereabouts were always kept secret, and he has survived a previous assassination attempt

jared kirschner will travel to saudi arabia and qatar in the coming days. trip believed to be aimed at resolving the dispute in neighboring countries become some attention is in the region phone killing of a top israeli nuclear scientist, sand with only weeks left in the trump administration. official and his team have helped negotiate deals with sudan, the hurricane, and the u.a.e. to normalize relations with israel. a senior political analyst, marwan bashara has more judging by the various reports that we hear here in the growth region. i think he's not coming in some sort of a last ditch effort to bridge their differences at him. he's just coming to take some credit for an ongoing process, but it's coming towards an because the saudis and the cockatoos have been in discussion for several weeks. i would say months even in order to bridge their differences, come to some sort of an interim and perhaps a long term solution to the gulf crisis. and clearly the, the negotiations have made such great strides that i think george bush was coming to take advantage

military positions, maybe some of the more remote locations in qatar where you see a value in having some residual presence, or do you feel that your recommendation is fairly categorical and we would be better off not thinking of this as a theater where we need the capacity to get involved militarily at all? over. >> it's a good question. maybe it's having been proximate to chris for so many years, but i am a navy enthusiast relative to ground forces. agreements make sense to me. you can conceive of a time in the future where a regional hegemon might emerge in the middle east. i think it's unlikely. an access agreement in a port is pretty cheap. as terror bases and things like that, i think these countries need to demonstrate at a minimal level that they were in defense on the part of the united states should something terrible happened. i am not super sympathetic to the idea that we need to be pouring concrete over there constantly. i did this very sweeping article and i want to push a couple of forever wars were open-ended wars, whatever term we choose to call them. can we conceive

white house senior adviser, jared kirschner will travel to saudi arabia and qatar in the coming days. and the trip believed to be aimed at resolving the disputes between the neighboring countries comes amid tensions in the region forming the killing of a top iranian nuclear scientist. stan with only weeks left in the trump ministration commissioner and his team of helps negotiate deals with sudan, bahrain, and the u.a.e. . it's normalize relations with israel. china's foreign ministry has rejected calls from the australian prime minister to apologize for an inflammatory tweet over at war crimes. allegations the tweet sent by foreign ministry spokesman li gentile depicts a fake image of a history of these soldiers slashing the throats of an afghan child. at 4 was a recent report since the conduct of strain in special forces. the israeli military has confirmed its dismissing more than a dozen soldiers accused of killing $39.00, announce afghan civilians and prisoners. as prime minister says, china should be ashamed of the tweet. it is utterly righteous and it cannot be justified on any

saudi arabia and qatar in the coming days, a trip believed to be aimed at resolving the dispute between the neighboring countries. it comes amid tensions in the region following the killing of a top iranian nuclear scientists with only weeks left in the trumpet, ministration. cushman and his team of help negotiate deals with sudan, bahrain, and the u.a.e. . to normalize relations with israel, china's foreign ministry has rejected calls from the australian prime minister to apologize for an inflammatory tweet over war crimes allegations. the tweet sent by a foreign ministry spokesman lead. jang jalloud depicts a fake image of an australian soldier, slashing the throat of an afghan child. it follows a recent report into the conduct of australian special forces soldiers this strain . the military confirms this missing more than a dozen soldiers accused of killing $39.00, unarmed afghan civilians and prisoners straightest prime minister says, china should be ashamed of the tweet. it is utterly outrageous and it cannot be justified on any vices whatsoever. the chinese government should be to

coming up later in the show, white house senior adviser, jared will travel to saudi arabia and qatar in the coming days. a trip believed to be aimed at resolving the dispute between the neighboring countries. it comes amid tensions in the region following the killing of a top iranian nuclear scientist, and with only weeks left in the trumpet ministration. and his team of help negotiate deals with sudan and the u.a.e. to normalize relations with israel speak to our senior political analyst bashara. so more on this, it looked like this gulf crisis dispute is going to be resolved. well, there have been multiple signs over the last few weeks at that the parties are making some progress or a time serious progress. but of course it goes up and down clearly the main axes of the, of the ongoing conciliation. if you where a lot the process of reconciliation or troll reconsideration is going on between doha and riyadh specifically that qatar and saudi arabia are trying to see what is possible. and of course, doha, make sure that all conditions are dropped. in fact, cut that now has its own con

white house senior adviser, jared kush now will travel to saudi arabia and qatar in the coming days. a trip believed to be aimed resolving the dispute between the neighboring countries. it comes amid tensions in the region following the killing of a top iranian nuclear scientist. and with only weeks left in the trumpet, ministration cushion and his team have helped negotiate deals with sudan and the u.a.e. . to normalize relations with israel for french police officers have been placed on the formal investigation for beating a black man in paris. michel's needed stitches after the attack. it began when police fired tear gas canister into a music studio. deaths caused by malaria are expected to exceed those from covert, 19 in sub-saharan africa. this year. the world health organization says there could be more than 100000 deaths from malaria and 202-5000, nor is the lead author of the w.h.o. report and explains how the crisis is impacting treatment. it doesn't, in 2 ways it does in potentially disrupting the prevention of the disease through the distribution of the distribution or for

and the whole team here in doha, qatar. now i you know, afghanistan, the taliban is renowned for its violent repression of women. now a new deal with the u.s. could see the group return to power. one, o one, a still best to gates of afghan women who paid the price for pace on al-jazeera. a key figure of the early 20th century arab literary scene and a feminist writer had ever had time. so why did her story and in such tragedy, al-jazeera won't expose the life and why? of maisie arda on al-jazeera so many al-jazeera, london proconsul, entire 2 special guests in conversation people think that racism is having personal vitriol towards black people. and there's no understanding of what systemic racism is. unprompted, uninterrupted success comes with a physician. if you're not upsetting people, you're not saying f 100 meets any oh, there is not a family in britain. i believe that has not been touched by empire studio b. unscripted on al-jazeera revealing eco friendly solutions to come back threats to our planet. on al-jazeera. i

fox news has learned jared kushner will visit zawsh and qatar later this week. sean connery's death has been revealed. the actor best known as the first person to portray james bond died last month at 90 years old. now, according to his death certificate, obtained by tmz connery died from pneumonia, heart failure and old age. the scottish actor's family had told fox news he died peacefully in his sleep. cyber monday is expected to be the biggest online sales day ever adobe analytics predicts bring between 10 and $12 billion after black friday retail sales sore 22%. bringing in a record $9 billion. however its in-store sales plummeted by 52%. and those are your headlines, guys. steve: why go out when it's raining? it's raining here in the northeast. carley: i couldn't agree more. steve: all right. thank you, carley. let's go to janice dean who joins us now from the weather bunker with a preview of today and a couple of days out. janice: you are correct. across the east coast. all up and down the east coast the potential for heavy rain, severe storms and snow on t

still have, you know, a blockade going on with qatar. i mean, of course it's, it's quite unimaginable for people to see this. you have countries that are banning even travelers coming in from muslim countries. why allowing israeli travelers to come in very peacefully, you have arab media that is not only praising the game and with israel praising israel itself and praising the israelis as peacemakers. so i think this will have a long term effect on the arab psyche in how i don't view each other and how the state the latest to the palestinian issue and the special u.a.e. and saudi arabia. and you a specially one to the normalization, to be, a step up on everybody else on the arab world and its relation with the u.s., but also to give it a security and take advantage of the other countries. and i think they'll be very disappointed by that example of this agreement are good to get your analysis. the top infectious disease expert in the u.s. is warning americans to brace force upon surge of current virus infections during the holiday season.

in qatar they're aiming to strike a deal to end the decades of conflict. since the taliban was toppled from power in the u.s. that invasion in 2001. there is, has always been a consideration, a concern that there will be spending groups within the girl about what, not happy with the peace process. and they want to be kind of on government and steve or beat everything that they have been able to push the americans across, that the u.s. is also pushing to end its longest war. in 2 months time, its promise with 2 or 2 and a half 1000 of its soldiers from afghanistan, and many u.s. bases, it be handed over by the afghan army. but that's due to happen during a very violent here. the u.n. says nearly think 1000 afghan civilians were killed or wounded in the 1st 9 months of 2020. it says the taliban was responsible for 45 percent. if the government troops were 23 percent, and with many hoping that a deal would put an end to the violence, the u.n. says it's reaching near record levels. you're about among the al-jazeera. china's foreign ministry has rejected calls

. >>> white house senior adviser jared kushner will travel to saudi arabia and qatar this week in a bid to solve an ongoing rift between the two countries. that is according to a senior administration official. kushner will meet with both the saudi crown prince and amir of atar. it's not the first time the u.s. has tried to strike a deal between the two countries. u.s. president donald trump remains forensic tated on the election results, as he continues repeating his false claims of a, quote, rigged election. we will have the latest from the white house. >>> plus november is coming to a close with record numbers for wall street and a lot of that's been driven by joe biden. and look at his impact on the markets. that's next. [ whispering ] what's this? oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lapse in judgment. at&t, we called this house meeting because you advertise gig-speed internet, but we can't sign up for that here. yeah, but i'm just like warming up to those speeds. you've lived here two years. the personal attacks aren't helping, karly. don't you have like a hot

white house, senior adviser, jared questionable, reportedly travel to saudi arabia and qatar in the coming days. a trip believed to be aimed at resolving the dispute between the neighboring countries. it comes amid tensions in the region following the killing of the iranian scientist, and with only weeks left in the trumpet ministration. his team of help to negotiate deals with sudan, bahrain, and the u.a.e. to normalize relations with israel. we'll get a weather update next here on al-jazeera. that meeting in the middle brazilian voters choose centrist candidates over the years representing extremists and police in argentina raided the home and office of diego maradona's doctor as part of an investigation into the 4 star status of the stormy weather in the mideast not station reads, moving through its lead towards crease on this satellite picture, which is effectively the past. so during monday it's going to be the igi in greece to turkey in cyprus, where it's sundry, sort of links up with this. cold line of snow is a cold front. that's a represents the weather that's been around in easte

no one reported to travel to saudi arabia and qatar in the coming days . a trip that's believed to be aimed at resolving the dispute between the neighboring countries comes amid tensions in the region with only weeks left, of course, the trumpet, ministration. once again, you are up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera adrian. we'll have your next bulletin in about half an hour's time. coming up now from london part of studio b. . unscripted. thanks. i'm sure a lot of people in the audience, you know, have heard bits and pieces about what's going on in the philippines. but from your perspective, what's the big deal? why should we care about not only way you and your organization are experiencing, but what's more broadly happening in the philippines? i think that our organization, rappler, has been fighting impunity on 2 fronts that are relevant to everyone around the world. the 1st is the information operations, the manipulation on facebook, on social media. because when you say a lie, a 1000000 times, it becomes the fact. and then if you don't have fa

and qatar, speaking in moscow, in a 5 star hotel, is much more easier than actually practicing it in afghanistan. in the rural villages, through you are full soldiers who are not educated. what they have heard. 2 years of fighting is hate towards woman hate towards society killing murder. how do you, change perspectives? but saves her harshest criticism for the u.s., which she says has failed to follow through on a war that it began with the west came to afghanistan, not just because they wanted to save us. they came to afghanistan after the $911.00 attack happened to me york. so they actually came to afghanistan, partly to save their own from terroristic attacks. now, because the americans want to leave, we just ignore the woman. it's a question. u.s. government cannot answer and they did not agree to speak to us. what is clear is that after the death of tens of thousands of people, many view a peace deal with the taliban. as a stunning betrayal. by element on the, on all those american and nato soldiers who have been killed. they weren't fighting me. i didn't kill them. they were f

he told us there are indications that a resolution between qatar and its neighbors could be possible. surrogates close to the saudi royal family have said publicly that prince mama know saudi arabia wants to quote, give the resolution to go as a gift to the incoming byte and that ministrations. so this is positive rhetoric in the community and in diplomatic sources that i have talked to over the past several months old point 2, that the resolution this would incite. of course, we don't know whether or not the resolution to the crisis will be solved before trump leaves office, or immediately after biden takes office. still that is the question mark is, is really not if, but when the crisis putting out there in its neighbors was a manufactured crisis. it was a crisis that was based on the false allegations that and all these, all these allegations have been proved to be on true and in the expert community understands that now. so why are the question is really, how do you get that back in order? so this is really a matter of semantics, but i think that also because jared, as we know, ha

, indicating that there really is a solution between the book caving states and qatar appears to be in sight. and we have just seen just days ago, as a matter of fact, syria gets close to the saudi royal family have said publicly that prince mohammed of saudi arabia wants to quote, give the resolution to the gulf crisis as a gift to the coming bite in the administration, so this is positive rhetoric in the halls of the expert community and diplomatic sources that i've talked to over the past several months. all point to that, there are a solution this would incite, of course, we don't know whether or not a resolution to the crisis will be solved before trump leaves office, or immediately after biden takes office. so that is the question mark is, is really not if, but when i do want to ask you more about that because we saw a pump a 0 in the region about a week ago. and given that we are in a lame duck period, that just how much authority is this administration viewed as having abroad? is there a sense that the by the administration might take a different approach in the region, especia

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mike white house senior adviser, jared kushner, will travel to saudi arabia and qatar in the coming days. and i believe the aim is to resolve the dispute between those neighboring countries and comes amid tensions in the region following the killing of an iranian scientist. and also with just weeks left in the ministration team have already helped negotiate deals with you don bahrain and the u.a.e. to normalize relations with israel. well, still ahead here on out as they are fed up with the status quo. thousands call for change and guatemala, and after decades of mistreatment, pakistan's, knowing the elephant is on the move to a new home, get some much needed company. hello before any water freezes you get cold air across ethnic tense produce some big showers and of course is cold enough? aerial be snow shows. that's definitely case for hockey. the next couple of days less so the case for home. sure. except when the highest ground 0. of rain showers here for the korean peninsula for most of northern china it is cold. but sunny subzero now very rustic and in harbin is example where the re

who is also president taking aon-in-law, is team of middle east negotiators back to saudi arabia and qatar to try to do some calming of the waters themselves. the middle east peace initiative they have been working on. time is running out to get more initiatives done. they're on the way. whether they will engage on the issue of iran is hard to know. asia andming up next, japan work specter to grow at a healthy 5% coming into the year. we will discuss plunging projections and the outlook for 2021. if you're away from a screen you can find in-depth analysis on bloomberg radio, broadcasting from our studio and hong kong, listen via the app or bloomberg.com. stay with us. ♪ haidi: traffic regulators in the u.s. are investigating whether faulty suspension parts on more than 100,000 tesla cars could mean damaged tires. they've received dozens of complains about the tesla models s and x. three years ago, tesla admitted that some of those models had been fitted with suspension links that did not meet specifications. reportsa's financial that google is looking for a global media partner -- the va

as afghan government representatives and the taliban are holding their 1st face to face to looks in qatar. they're even to strike a deal to end the decades of conflict. since the taliban was toppled from power in the u.s. that invasion in 2001. there is, has always been a consideration, a concern that there will be splendid groups within the calabar were not happy with the peace process and they want to topple the government that steve or eat everything that they have been able to push the americans across. that the u.s. is also pushing to end its longest war in 2 months time, its promise with 2 or 2 and a half 1000 of its soldiers from afghanistan. and many u.s. bases a be handed over by the afghan army. but that's due to happen during a very violent here. the u.n. says nearly $6000.00 afghan civilians were killed or wounded in the 1st 9 months of 2020. it says the taliban was responsible for 45 percent of civilian casualties. government troops for 23 percent. and with many hoping that a deal would put an end to the violence. the u.n. says it's reaching near record levels. durables man,

and the whole team here in doha, qatar. now i i've been covering all of latin america for most of my career, but no, i think it's alike. and it's my job to shed light on how and why, you know, afghanistan, the taliban is renowned for its violent repression of women. now a new deal with the u.s. could see the group return to power. one o one, a still best to gates of afghan women who paid the price the pace on al-jazeera the health of humanity is at stake. a global pandemic requires a global response. w.h.o. is the guardian of global health, delivering lifesaving to school supplies and training to help the world's most found people uniting across borders to speed up the development of test treatments and of that scene. working with scientists and health workers to learn only we can about the virus keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground in the womb, and in the land, advocating for everyone to have access to essential health services. now, more than ever, the world needs w.-h. of making a healthy, a world f

for the united states, we have allies ayou cross the region -- across the region, in qatar, uae, saudi arabia and israel. we need to get everybody on the same page if we're going to see a diplomatic program work and i think that's what his signals with this assassination, how risky, how hard and challenging it is to get coordinated activity and certainly in the end of this administration there's less coordinated activity on a diplomatic path than their ever has been. eric: that's the challenge from former deputy assistant secretarsecretary of state, joe, get everybody on the same page in the gulf, in europe and in washington. joel, thank you. we'll be right back. don't worry, julie... coughing's not new. this woman coughs... and that guy does, too. people cough in the country, at sea, and downtown. but don't worry, julie... robitussin shuts coughs down. we've always done things our own way. charted our own paths. i wasn't going to just back down from moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. psoriatic arthritis wasn't going to change who i am. when i learned that my joint pain could mea

the region between government forces and the taliban, despite peace talks between the two sides in qatar. a british woman who's spent six years on a camper van tour of europe has gone missing while walking in the pyrenees. esther dingley, who's 37 and originally from durham, last spoke to her partner dan colegate a week ago when she was on the border of france and spain. she was due to finish her solo trek on wednesday, but has not been seen. mr colegate, who's travelled to france to help with the search, said he was ‘shattered' by her disappearance. more than 10,000 turkeys are to be culled at a farm in northallerton, in north yorkshire, overfears they could have bird flu. the department for environment, food and rural affairs said avian flu poses little risk to public health and that this strain of the virus does not affect food safety. senior sources at the arcadia group have told the bbc they do not expect any last minute rescue of the clothing empire built up by sir philip green. around 13,000 people are employed by the group, which owns uk high street brands such as topshop, doro

the region between government forces and the taliban, despite peace talks between the two sides in qatar. the number of people in hospital because of coronavirus has hit a new record high in the united states. according to the covid tracking project, there are now more than 91,000 people in hospital beds, and that number has been rising almost every day since late october. the current surge is showing no sign of slowing down and on friday the number of people infected with the virus surpassed 13 million. our north america correspondent, david willis, is following developments. let me give you one number, it is 2,752. bear that number in mind if you can. it is the figure in april, on a single day in april this year, the number of people who died here in the united states because of the coronavirus. and for six months, that figure, 2752, has been the all—time high, the benchmark, the grim benchmark for deaths here in the us. but now, we are seeing death tolls that are remarkably similar — 2,300, for example on wednesday of this week, just three days ago. i was telling you before that w

the region between government forces and the taliban, despite peace talks between the two sides in qatar. the headlines on bbc news... uk prime minister borisjohnson attempts to see off a parliamentary rebellion on his new coronavirus restrictions, by telling backbenchers the tiers could end in february. ethiopia's military claims victory saying it's in control of the regional capital of tigray — anti—government forces say they'll fight on. the eu's chief negotiatior michel barnier continues talks in london over a post—brexit trade deal, with fishing rights a major sticking point. a british woman who's spent six years on a campervan tour of europe has gone missing while walking in the pyrenees. esther dingley who's 37 and originally from durham last spoke to her partner dan colegate a week ago when she was on the border of france and spain. she was due to finish her solo trek on wednesday but has not been seen. mr colegate, who's travelled to france to help with the search said he was ‘shattered' by her disappearance. the number of people in hospital because of coronavirus senior

the region between government forces and the taliban, despite peace talks between the two sides in qatar. the nigerian president, muhammadu buhari, has expressed grief over the killing of at least a0 people in the north—east of the country. the victims are said to have been agricultural workers who were tied up by the attackers near maiduguri before being knifed to death. it's one of the worst attacks in recent months in a region where boko haram insurgents and the islamic state west africa groups are active. in the uk, the labour party says peak rail fares should be suspended over christmas, to reduce the risk of overcrowding during off—peak periods. a surge in journeys is expected when restrictions on family visits are temporarily eased between the 23rd and 27th of december. labour is urging the transport secretary to present a travel plan to parliament tomorrow. the number of people in hospital because of coronavirus has hit a new record high in the united states. according to the covid tracking project, there are now more than 91,000 people in hospital beds, and that number has b

big navy presence in bahrain, a big air force base in qatar, we have army logistic capability in kuwait. you we have the smaller combat related options in iraq and syria. a little bigger in iraq. those are primarily focused on the specific problems inside of those countries or pieces of those countries. we have forces in saudi arabia, which was not true for most of the obama period, but is true as . the iranians has rebel threats -- have leveled threats against saudi facilities and saudi airfields. then we have smatterings of capability going as far south in the region as djibouti, which will be in the africom military theater in the united states. it still in the central command theaters. with all of that in mind, as well as afghanistan, could you give us a couple of examples of where you like to cut, but also where you think we should stay. over to you. >> i think we need to differentiate between a steady permanent u.s. overseas presence. and that additional increment of presence that is connected to the post-9/11 wars. the united states has had forces in some number for various missi

maybe bahrain, maybe as far south as qatar, but i think not south of all this, we come to the proper seasonal. right. and has been fairly wet recently in tanzania in the still hint that it might be. but generally speaking, it's a bit further west. back into angola, however, there more or indeed in dar es salaam, but the significant right stuff we probably won't see is for the delta and for massive crowd is pretty widespread. and the southern side of mozambique looked particularly wet the end of the weekend. realistically how can you deal with institutionalized corruption in this country? we listen if this breaks up and real conflict between august on and india, this has implications for the rest of the world. we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter. london is one of the most important cities in the world and decisions made here have an impact right around the globe. and so here at al-jazeera, we will show you the impact of those decisions on people, but how it affects their everyday lives. we are free to put them on air and to really engage those stories

maybe bahrain, maybe as far south as qatar, but i think not south of all this, we come down to the proper seasonal, right. and has been fairly wet recently in tanzania in the still hint that it might be. but generally speaking, it's a bit further west. back into angola, however, determine or indeed in dar es salaam, but the significant rain stuff we probably won't see is further south of the uk of on the delta. in fact, that massive cloud is pretty widespread in the east and south south africa, southern side of mozambique look, particularly wet the end, the weekend, remaining ancient forests, some of europe's most pristine. they are crucial for our society and crucial for our battle against the climate crisis. but illegal logging by a ruthless timber mafia is destroying both the landscape and people's lives. logging in romania is our drug gangs violence, killing whistleblowers, amidst claims of corruption and the role of powerful multinationals. people in power investigate rumania, wake of the far east on al-jazeera, the war oh my own book about your challenges or with me as a whole robin

wondering cloud and showers are still there in central saudi, maybe bahrain, maybe as far south as qatar. but i think not south of all this, we come down to the proper seasonal, right. and has been fairly wet recently in tanzania, in the still hint that it might be. but generally speaking, it's a bit further west. back into angola, however, the ruler or indeed in dar es salaam, but the significant rain stuff we probably won't see is further south of the uk of on the delta. in fact, that massive cloud is pretty widespread in the east and south africa, southern side of mozambique looked particularly wet the end the weekend we've never had a president who has literally for 4 to 5 years repeatedly attacked our democracy. you know, blew through the narrative of finance. we don't have a narrative. i have a question. you're hitting there really where people can't get treated and just feel small even through their join me richelle carey and up front as my guest. i'm around the world, take a hot seat and we debate the week's top stories in pressing issues here on al-jazeera. you're watching all t

well, the access to qatar is the representative of foreign relations at the committee for justice and truth for a dollar. he says, by banning the filming of officers, the government has a raving one of the few ways that victims and try to fight back against police brutality. justice department is pretty much not present charges on the, on the, on the police officers that do those crimes. basically, and they just move them to another part of france. so there is not justice going on in the with cell phone shooting. and filming what's going on to nonwhite people or refugees. you saw exactly what happened in the beginning of the recruit, the refugees. you saw what happened with machetes. eclair was being beat down by 12 agents, police officers, agents, and the fact that the article 24 of the of the new law is trying to prohibit the people to film. what happens to them is pretty much what breaks the camel's back right now to understand the environment i'm living through right now is pretty much trying to manage, manage fear and understand exactly what's going on to the police officers mind

do you see new the possibility that the blockade that is now against qatar and the gulf cooperation council, that could be dropped and all those countries could then form a united front against iran and that could include stopping and hindering trade? >> well, i think we'd certainly like to see that. and let's also note that china and turkey are major trade partners as well of iran, and that's a concern for us as well. i think this has to be part of the larger discussion about how we we deal with iran and how we seek to induce them to enter into a deal that, whereby we manage this nuclear aspiration that iran has. there were sunset clauses in the jcpoa, and it never dealt with iran's ballistic missile program or state sponsorship of terrorism. and i think we knead to, as you and i have talked about in the past, kind of keep our boots on their throats, maybe tramp a little harder economically, and it would certainly be in the interests of those gulf statements in the region to do so with us ford to get -- in order to get a better deal with iran. eric: dan hoffman, fox news contributor, forme

., left qatar, which has been meant to live for the last 3 decades. and the team p.l.f. is not giving up easily. and the ethiopian forces and the ethiopian government feels like this is within reach. and they'll be done within a few days. by monday they've been telling us off the record, you know, it's getting very close. but again, people are just that die and if tonight, right, and that's where we are as you no doubt or where a spokeswoman for prime minister had, has given assurances that civilian targets in macnelly would not be beyond. how realistic is that? i mean, i don't know of any conflicts during my own time and even going as far as a century ago, reading books where there has been conflicts that hasn't really affected ordinary people. who are the most innocent people in the poorest among us? in this conflict will be annoyed. extension, you know, we've been hearing of eritrean troops coming in and looting different properties and houses from the left side. the government is telling us this is just an internal issues. they too believe that's the way it is. this

the win also means the represent the continent of the fifa club world cup in qatar, in february. with fans locked out of the stadium and many packed nearby cafes sitting shoulder to shoulder, to watch the match on t.v. screens in strictly the team's fans on to cairo streets. to celebrate, they win, the football world continues to pay its respects to argentine legend, diego maradona, who died on wednesday. the spirit of marathon it lives on in a home in buenos aires with 29 year old girls named after him. mara and donna have their own argentina shoots with the number 10, and they named the twins were always going to be named after him, according to their father one, the one i see when i'm with their mother. i said at some point, we're going to have 2 daughters. one is going to be called model and the other is going to be called donna. after 10 years, she gets pregnant and we became parents. it's very beautiful for me to have this name and what i like the most about this name is knowing why he called me that. i feel like this team is wonderful when i was, i can't believe that he di

african champions league final win also means the represent the continent at the fee for a couple cup in qatar. in february, just the football world continues to pay his respects to argentine led legend, diego maradona, who died on wednesday south america's football confederation. combo has covered the 7 story headquarters, imperiled by with a huge banner of his picture. in a statement they said as a player, he is the head heritage of our continent. well, the spirit of maradona lives on in a home, in one of scientists with 29 year old girls named after him. mara and donna have their own argentina shirts with the number 10 and their names. the twins were always going to be named after him, according to their father. on the one i see when i'm with the mother, i said that some point we're going to have 2 doctors. one is going to be called model and the other is going to be called donna. after 10 years she gets pregnant and we became parents were it's very beautiful for me to have this name. and what i like the most about this name is knowing why he called me that. i feel like this name is wonderf

and the qatar by people. formed out of the core of the mighty nassau people of the southeast, neighbors to the charities. they formed relationships with both the fragments of older chief them heiress a sideways and formed relationships with other new societies that are coalescing and coming into existence as political forces, as military forces, over the course of the 16th and 17th century. you get a sense of those relationships from the map that you see on the screen here and this is a map that dates to 1721. it is the deer skin a map, and at the center of the nassau people that formed a cultural core of the tribe. what you see branching off from the central political identity are the lines connecting other communities that have taken shape throughout the southeast. also you might see down on the bottom here that square box it is where virginia is. virginians are on probation. let me tell you why. virginians were intrusive, they were rude. they tended to break agreements they had formed with native southerne

donna was also remembered in qatar before friday's games in the asian champions league. the remaining matches of the tournament are being staged in the gulf country in a bio secure bubble of the coronavirus for a whole to play earlier in the year in this group. even beijing go on, overcame melbourne victory to no, to qualify for the last 16. tokyo olympics organizers will hold 18 test events ahead of the delayed games, which are set to begin next july, but follows a successful gymnastics meet in tokyo. that was earlier this month. some events will include athletes from abroad, but no foreign fans will be allowed any. and some won't even have athletes as they look to test operations. only. these test events won't be the same as the ones that we had planned before. the perspiring meant we reexamined what would be needed. we want to properly test the coronavirus measures that the operations department will brush up on at the beginning of the new year. young chess players from around the world are preparing to compete in an international online championship. and one player m

rain or qatar for example. but let's take a couple of forecast baghdad, showers on saturday, very little wind drives in through the northwest. it picks up on sunday for a fun day. you got right to showers all monday, q 8. likewise, such the looks shower in the but was here on monday. as the wind just turns around to a lightish northwesterly for the rest of us well, to the west, it's fine again. the sun is art. it's quite warm by day, but there's still showers in bahrain kuwait. from the out london broke out then tack to special, get in conversation. when you say i lie a 1000000 times, that becomes the fact. you then can create whatever narrative you want, unprompted uninterrupted, and i realized i was working for tony. no evil, you know, being a part of that recreating at maria red meat. christopher, why? the death of journalism is only the 1st thing we know for the death of democracy, a studio to be unscripted on al-jazeera. the latest news, while not all of those displaced, have witnessed the effects of the r

rain or qatar for example. but let's take a couple of forecast baghdad, showers on saturday, very little wind drives in through the northwest. it picks up on sunday for a fun day. you got right to showers all monday, q 8. likewise, such, it looks shower in there, but was here on monday. as the wind just turns around to a lightish northwesterly for the rest of us well, to the west, it's fine again. the sun is art. it's quite warm by day, but there's still showers in bahrain kuwait. from the out. london broke out, then tack to special guest, encumber, thanks. and when you say a lie a 1000000 times, that becomes the fact. you then can create whatever narrative you want, unprompted uninterrupted, and i realized i was working for tony. no evil, you know, being a part of that recreating at maria. let them eat, christopher. why? the death of journalism is only the 1st thing we know for the death of democracy, a studio to be unfair, great dates on al-jazeera root for but if you watch al-jazeera remind of our top storie