what else can spain do to try and mitigate? you know, the, this crisis in the amount of people living on the islands. ok, we'll stay in house access to the support that it needs from the european union union as a whole, those motives, the funding available. there's also support from the cities, and there's also active civil society organizations in spain, including members of our network, a network event, you know, the red cross. so they are the council on assigned refugees who are ready to assist . so therefore, it is need to turn to those that support and then follow their obligations under a new asylum law, which means making sure that people have access to that sign. and procedure have access to legal assistance and are able to hear their claims before spain starts talking about courting people and trying to return them. because this creates the risk of full breach of the principle of moer a formal, under international refugee law. where people would be rich, people are returned, where there is a risk that their lives may b

the 5 countries, they're reporting most cases are france, spain, united kingdom, and italy. the european center for disease prevention and control is an agency with a mandate to strengthen europe's defenses against infectious diseases. but there are many who question its purpose. critics say the agency has not been effective in dealing with this crisis. and without any executive powers, its recommendations are not legally binding. so, how will the agency convince its member states for a more unified approach to the code 1000 pandemic, the director of the european center for disease prevention and control dr. andrea mon talks to al-jazeera head of the european center for disease control and prevention. dr. andrea on. thank you for talking to al-jazeera. hello, dr. i'm on. what exactly is the e.c.c.'s role when it comes to containment and when it comes to controlling the coronavirus pandemic? so our principal mandate is assessing risk, identifying in them, and also communicating our, our analysis and assessments. so our role is basically assessing risk it providing options for

spain says it will provide more tents. hotels are being turned into temporary accommodation, but it's hard to keep up. more migrants have arrived in november than the last 4 years combined. charlotte ballasts al-jazeera. germany is extending coronavirus restrictions until late december. chancellor angela merkel says the infection rate remains too high awards. some measures could stay in place since january bars and restaurants are closed, but schools and some shops remain open. squaring will be mandatory in busy public areas. the u.k. is cutting billions of dollars from its overseas aid budget move branded by opposition m.p.'s as a moral failure. the government says it can no longer afford to meet its legal obligations because of the economic impact of the pandemic. i have listened with great respect to those who have argued passionately to retain this target. but at a time of unprecedented crisis, government must make tough choices. i want to reassure the house that we will continue to protect the world's poorest spending

spain is to send extra police to target human traffickers in senegal. this year, more than 18000, people have left some to go by boat to seek asylum in spain's canary islands. that's a 10 fold increase on last year. more than 500 people have died, making the journey around half of those arrivals and most of the deaths have been in the past 30 days. well, spain's foreign minister met with senegal's president in dhaka to discuss the migration from the beginning of code. we know that one of the risks during covidien postcode is immigration, because covert is destroying african economies, as it is also had a huge impact on european economies. we knew that one of the consequences of this pandemic was going to be an increase in migration. there is also a great concern in this country from the president of cynical for all these human trafficking networks that thurston rich, very few and sick and put at risk a large part of the young population who leave this country. a large part of them die on the journey she. europe imagining arrival at a place where they wi

in the area, spain is going to rely on the east c.d.c. risk map is the e.c. d.c. ready to take on this responsibility? well, the risk that the map that we have is based on the numbers that the countries are reporting to us. and i think it, there was say, an agreement how to scale the mops, how to color the differend categories off of a case notifications. and that is what we publish, what these situations the member states based on this is their responsibility to take. is it frustrating to you if i can verge into a little bit of a personal questionnaire? is it frustrating to you to be hampered in not having more authority? when it comes to trying to get e.u. member states to really take on these recommendations from you and your team. when i took up the post here, i knew what the mandate would be, so it's nothing that has surprised me. this is what we can do, or we do all what the best with the means that we have. and we are committed to provide the best available evidence so that the decision makers in the countries have to best basis to

the increase in controls in the western mediterranean cooperation between spain and morocco, to tackle smuggling and arrivals has strengthened significantly since 2018. so that is one of the reasons that that route has become less viable and more people are crossing the atlantic displaced despite the great arrests. there's also been an increasing complex in this to help particularly in mali, of course, covert 19 house worse and such economic conditions. but the recent, if i can point here, is that the present arrivals isn't that new. of course it's increased aster recently, but we started seeing this already in 2019. so this raises, i think, important questions about everything else that could have been done to prepare for a rise in arrivals that was quite predictable. for example, to set up reception centers to invest into reception facilities. so you have the capacity to deal with an increase in arrivals in the canary islands. and so you didn't have to rely on emergency accommodation that isn't suitable for adequate reception conditions. ok, i'm, i'm a do. why do you, why do you thin

completely right that the situation in the islands, it's also a lot worse because of the fact that spain and many other e.u. member states are unable to provide adequate reception conditions in all areas is concerning. at the best of times, but it's especially concerning in the context of covert it in which there have been very clear e.u. guidelines about the need to provide suitable accommodation to separate groups from each other to allow physical distance to and allow basic hygiene, access to health care these things are not what we are seeing right now, and how do you know, i mean, and that is indeed quite concerning. and that is why, as i mentioned before, it's a shame that you have and have had for investment into reception facilities both before we saw this recent arrivals, but also at the start of the year when it became apparent that it would continue creasing. it's a shame that we haven't seen transfers to the mainland where there is adequate reception capacity. and it's also unfortunate that we haven't seen greater solidarity from other ear member states to support same and ot

spain says it will provide more tents. hotels are being turned into temporary accommodation, but it's hard to keep up. more migrants have arrived in november than the last 4 years combined. charlotte dallas al-jazeera. germany is extending coronavirus restrictions until late december. chancellor angela merkel says the infection rate remains too high or more and some measures could stay in place into january bars and restaurants are closed, but schools and some shops remain open. mask wearing will be mandatory in busy public areas. you must know that the measures taken on october 28th have all been extended for the time being until december 20. and we issue as the federal government and the states agree that due to the very high level of contamination, the restrictions will have to continue until the beginning of january. the u.k. is cutting billions of dollars from its overseas aid budget, saying it can no longer afford to meet its legal obligations because of the economic impact of the pandemic. chance. soon, i can reject

the local government car lag has more it's the tourist season on spain's canary islands. but despite the coronavirus pandemic and the lack of visitors, these apartments and hotels haven't been left empty. they're being used to house a growing number of migrants arriving in record numbers from africa. bishop version is all there is road. but the problem is, was not good for us to do. so we address it in the address. it's an ultimate food that is well without also the best. to have a family, the government forgot to write letters all of a ghost written word to bill tell us. at least $18000.00 people have landed on the shores this year alone. more than half of that in just the past month. and that's put a strain on government facilities and left thousands stranded in the main port without basic services. yeah, right now it's also angered local authorities. and many of the island's residents who've criticized the government's slow response was this people see not being here. but what can we do? the government says it's urgently setting up makeshift camps on military sites in

spain plans to increase naval patrols around the canary islands in response to a search for arrivals from africa. and the 2000 people have been sleeping rough at a port interim canaria, because facilities across the island were stretched to capacity, but it will also increase diplomatic efforts, particularly in morocco. the departure point for most of the europe bank boots and spain's largest bank suntanned there says it plans to cut $4000.00 jobs in the country. officials say the job losses are mostly due to the increase in online banking, which is doubled during the coronavirus pandemic. manufacturers in the ivory coast say they're running out of materials. violence over a disputed election is such a serious economic disruption. protesters have blockaded entire regions, preventing supplies from reaching factories, reports from at this coca processing factory workers prepare the last talk of billions for production there where that some of them may be working their last ships opposition protests against president alassane. ouattara 30 are posed by the fracturing companies to cut pro

well, because so many are making it across spain. now the mayor of the town where all these migrants are in the port you are going to green says the situation is dire with the aid agencies saying that we're on the verge of another migrant crisis on the atlantic coast. jim, thank them. nicholas hunt. there live from dakar. in senegal, the french parliament is debating a proposed law that bans the broadcast of police officers faces. of critics say it's an attack on free speech that could lead to impunity for police violence. and talk about reports from paris. french documentary, the monopoly of violence, exposes and examines police brutality in france, focusing on recent protests, but also taking in the suburbs. the hiring watch, it uses footage shot by journalists or members of the public. showing clips like this though, may not be possible in the future. the french government has proposed a new security law, part of which would crack down on the broadcast or sharing of images of police officers. filmmaker david de freyne says the bil

it's the tourist season on spain's canary islands. but despite the coronavirus pandemic and the lack of visitors, these apartments and hotels haven't been left empty. they're being used to house a growing number of migrants arriving in record numbers from africa is not good for us to do. so we are just sitting there just as well as we have to tell me the government, i forget what you saw africa at least $18000.00 people have landed on the shores this year alone. more than half of that in just the past month. and that's put a strain on government facilities and left thousands stranded in the main port without basic services. that was, it's also angered local authorities. and many of the island's residents who've criticized the government's slow response was these people see not being here. but what can we do? the government says it's urgently setting up makeshift camps on military sites in italy for the most about. we think that by the end of this year we will have temporary camps to house $7000.00 migrants set up. this is the 1st solu

spain says it will provide more tame. hotels are being turned into temporary accommodation, but it's hard to keep up. more migrants have arrived in november than the last 4 years combined. charlotte ballasts, al-jazeera rallies have been taking place in cities across latin america, calling for an end to sexual and gender based violence. that's been called the silent pandemic. and looked out and said, led to an increase in cases alas, in america. and it's in your own reports in the chill encapsuled santiago, these women are chanting what has become an international feminist anthem? it's called a rapist in your path. it was 1st performed a year ago, here in paris says it wasn't my fault or because of what i wore or where i was. the great beast is used all the performances and demonstrations to mark international day for the elimination of violence against women. tens of thousands of chilean women have been victims of gender violence and harris meant more of the not carried out with total impunity. these purchase represent v

to hire more people the problem is that there is not enough people unlike france germany and britain spain have resisted a nationwide lockdown leading to a patchwork of different rules but as cases creep upwards more measures seem inevitable. in the british capital the street talk quieter than usual as england woke to its 2nd lockdown businesses barely back on their feet after the 1st wave now closed for a month of course there have been concerns about the high street deep concerns about what kind of lasting impact this 2nd lockdown will have and for some stores the 1st was already too much force to close their doors then concerns they could well be casualties a 2nd time around like other nations in europe britain's unveiled new relief measures to protect jobs the bank of england said it was injecting $195000000000.00 into the economy to help fund the government's debt fuelled spending so we can announce today that the furlough scheme will not be extended for one month it will be extended until the end of march. the government will continue to help pay people's wages up to 80 percent of th

spain's foreign minister has met senegal's. president macky sall in dakar to discuss the increase in migration said they must know they learned years ago from the beginning of code. we know that one of the risks during covidien postcode is immigration, because covert is destroying african economies, as it is also had a huge impact on european economies. we knew that one of the consequences of this pandemic was going to be an increase in migration. there is also a great concern in this country from the president of cynical for all these human trafficking networks that thurston rich, very few and sick and put at risk a large part of the young population who leave this country. a large part of them die on their journey. she, europe imagining arrival at a place where they will be welcomed with open arms. a ceremony has been held in armenia to commemorate those killed in the conflict in the going to cut about prime minister. he called tend of the service alongside religious leaders. the fighting between armenia and azerbaijan over t

these migrants hit rocks and capsized off lands or wrote in spain's canary islands. they had travelled 1500 kilometers in a small fishing boat from north africa. young main series out full of optimism to the tourists. paradise 8. drowned in their quest on tuesday. hundreds have suffered the same fate in the last month. in 24 hours, 17 votes were intercepted off the canary islands, 450 people were rescued with the search continuing into the following day, more than 17000 migrants have arrived here this year. it's a 1000 percent spike on 2019. politicians blame the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic and opportunistic traffickers for the sewage. the italian and spanish prime ministers discuss the crisis on wednesday. border controls of the italian and spanish governments are a fish and a fictive. the problem is what we do with these human beings that are trafficked by mafias that run the risk of dying in this case, for example, in the atlantic as a consequence of trying to reach the canary islands. the european union has struggled to come up with a plan which

more than 2600 migrants arrived on the shores of spain's canary islands. al-jazeera as nicolas hot reports from the fishing city of war, incentive gaza, where many young men are looking for a better life. on his journey to europe, shake him back a sensed there would be obstacles. there were 200 people on board, a fishing boat packed like sardines, when the engine exploded. mobile phone footage shows the boat catching fire off the coast of senegal with fishermen trying to rescue those they could. and buckets of people burnt alive. sitting next to him was a 14 year old boy who drowned as other clung to him in panic. when one of the boy that died and i lived for the same reason, to go to him to your fish, the are no jobs, no work in europe. at least there is hope. the father of the dead doof has been arrested and charged with involuntary manslaughter. for sending his son to europe, among the dead was also 29 year old metal worker and he heard that aging europeans dying a coronavirus were leaving jobs vacant for young african men to take a false rumor. his mor

spain's from mr. gonzalez layer met with senegal's president in dhaka to discuss the migration search. there's a need to know a lot of years of those from the beginning of code. we know that one of the risks during covidien postcode is immigration because covert is destroying african economies, as it is also had a huge impact on european economies. we knew that one of the consequences of this pandemic was going to be an increase in migration. there is also a great concern in this country from the president of cynical for all these human trafficking networks that thurston rich, very few and sick and put at risk a large part of the young population who leave this country. a large part of them die on the journey she europe imagining in a rival of a place where they will be welcomed with open arms. still ahead on al-jazeera, a show of strength, pakistan's opposition parties hold rallies, calling on the prime minister to resign. and the big tech vestment that greece is banking on to reboot its economy and

this nasty little area of low pressure will bring some heavy rain into spain and portugal. canary's also seeing some pretty wet weather as a system slide its way 3 to protest against seeing some wet weather. and let me go just around the costas nasi storms rumbling away here. much of the western med seeing some rather disturbed weather is because through the next dial tone has been pretty unsettled too. for the eastern med push further north, this generate dry ice on the cold side. got some snow there for good measure across moscow, western side of russia. well, of the sign, the wintry mix just sliding a little further south, which for poland down towards ukraine. as we go on into saturday, find a dry, if a little cold side of it was that western side, if you have a more wet weather, as you can see there for spain and portugal, and that does a lot for socials of morocco, other side of the med, this was cairo, we saw some very heavy rain. that rain is in the process of retreating away. but more wet weather for the west. africa from the outages here in london broke out to spe

to hire more people the problem is that there is not enough people unlike france germany and britain spain have resisted a nationwide lockdown leading to a patchwork of different rules but as cases creep upwards more measures seem inevitable. in the british capital the street talk quieter than usual as england woke to its 2nd lockdown businesses barely back on their feet after the 1st wave now closed for a month of course there have been concerns about the high street deep concerns about what kind of lasting impact this 2nd lockdown will have and for some stores the 1st lot was already too much force to close their doors then concerns they could well be casualties a 2nd time around like other nations in europe britain's unveiled new relief measures to protect jobs the bank of england said it was injecting $195000000000.00 into the economy to help fund the government's debt fuelled spending so we can announce today that the furlough scheme will not be extended for one month it will be extended until the end of march. the government will continue to help pay people's wages up to 80 percent o

last weekend, more than 2600 migrants arrived on the shores of spain's canary islands. because reports from the fishing town of them bore in senegal, where many young men looking for a better life. on his journey to europe, shake him back a sensed there would be obstacles. there were 200 people on board, a fishing boat packed like sardines, when the engine exploded. mobile phone footage shows the boat catching fire off the coast of senegal with fishermen trying to rescue those they could. and buckets of people burnt alive. sitting next to him was a 14 year old boy who drowned as other clung to him in panic. the boy that died and i lived for the same reason. we are no schools to go to the oceans or into your fish. there are no jobs, no work in europe, at least there is hope. the father of the dead due to fire, he has been arrested and charged with involuntary manslaughter for sending his son to europe. among the dead was also 29 year old metal worker and he heard that aging europeans dying a coronavirus were leaving jobs vacant for young african men to take a false rumor

the trip turned violent as demonstrators lit fires and threw bricks at police officers spain's prime minister has condemned the unrest a 6 month state of emergency came into effect this week because corona virus cases started rising once again. oscar winning actor sean connery has died at the age of 91. he's best known for playing the 1st james bond 962 connery went on to win an academy award for his role in the touchable zz 2 bafta isn't 3 golden globes the scottish actor was knighted by queen elizabeth in 2000 for his services to film and on a he called one of the proudest days of his life. the news continues here on al-jazeera right off to correspondent. i was like yes i absolutely . was absolutely us i guess. i was. pleased. by the end of the little probably. the booth how has the what not everyone adores mateo salvini the far right leader dominating italian politics some believe his actions and slogans are reminiscent of the country's most notorious export fascism. it was born here 100 years ago could it be coming back. to understand what's happening today i 1st need to explore

have died this year trying to make it to europe, almost 1600, mostly west africans arrived in spain, canary islands, just last year. in the distance is the house belonging to a family who has migrated to europe and has running water electricity. the internet and here is the construction of another home funded by a migrant that has settled to the united states, compare this to the homes behind that have hardly any electricity or water with that visible difference in wealth with those family that have a relative abroad. and those that haven't, that is pushing so many families and parents to send their children on boats to europe despite the risks. despite his ordeal shake him back, he has the blessing of his parents to attempt the crossing again. not war or poverty, but in search of a different life, a sense of being worthy to his family and to himself. because hawke al-jazeera and board anger continues to escalate in peru after this week's out. see ousting of the former president interim leader has called for calm as police, and protesters clashed in the streets on thursday. mariana s

there's anger and frustration in spain about covert 19 restrictions protests in several cities including madrid turned violent spain's prime minister has condemned the unrest a 6 month state of emergency came into effect this week police in hong kong arrested 7 pro-democracy politicians on charges related to a legislative council meeting more than 5 months ago the group is accused of contempt obstructing a session. police in the french city of leone have arrested a suspect over the shooting of an orthodox priest as the country reels from another attack at a church only days ago the priest was closing his church on saturday afternoon when he was shot twice he's now recovering in hospital and remains in a serious condition. another 2 people have been arrested over thursday's church attack in nice 6 and being held in france another suspect is into newsier accused of releasing a video claiming responsibility on behalf of an armed group. voting is underway in algeria in a referendum on whether to rewrite the constitution if past the political system would be reformed an algerian troops would

cases has now passed 1000000, as despite increased lockdown restrictions such as here in florence, spain's number of dead within 24 hours has increased to more than 400. it's the highest since the 2nd wave began. france is now using mobile units to treat non covert patients because of demands on its hospitals. germany as well continues to struggle to have and yet spent the now we have to wards that up pretty much at full capacity. and while we are barely able to do our jobs, hungary is the latest country to increase its lockdown measures. its parliament has called a 3 month state of emergency that imposes an overnight national curfew on the ground countermeasures in the fight against covert increase. and the race to introduce vaccination programs is also exaggerating. the european union has signed a contract with pfizer, which has developed the front runner vaccine with bio on tech. the e.u. says it's buying 300000000 doses. hundreds, symons al-jazeera. no, iran has recorded its highest daily coronavirus death toll since the pandemic began, 462 people died over the past 24 hours. the healt

there's anger and frustration in spain overcovered 19 restrictions protests in several cities including madrid turned violent demonstrators that size and threw bricks at police officers they in turn fired blank bullets spain's prime minister has condemned the arm rest 6 month state of emergency came into effect this week because corona virus cases started rising once again. still ahead on al-jazeera vote counting is under way into what is parliamentary elections also. 5 feet of rescuers race against the clock to save people trapped under rubble in turkey friday's powerful earthquake killed dozens of people. but. the weather is still set fabric cross the middle east lots of fine and pleasant sunshine nazi hot pleasantly warm then we have got some cloud some showers up towards the black sea some wetter weather sliding across northern and central parts of turkey eventually heading over towards armenia georgia maybe into john as we go through monday and on into cheese day could see just around syria lebanon jordan maybe or shouts into northern parts of iran but to the south of that there we

al-jazeera wild goes on a mouthwatering, hunt and regionally from spain to the middle east. to discover the hidden history behind some of the region's best loved issues. savoring the past on out is the way for war. what you want to say with me, so i'll run a reminder of our top stories. the coronavirus death toll continues to mount in europe. the u.k. has reported 595 deaths in 24 hours, while 623 new faith, talented were recorded in italy. restrictions are being reimposed in several states, as well across the u.s., where more than 130000 cases were confirmed on choose day. the u.s. state of georgia has an answer that will be recounting all votes by hand, which were requested by the trump campaign. joe biden's recalled the election without torture, but he's also leading that by just over $14000.00 votes. george will have 2 senate runoff races in january and libya is expected to hold elections within the next 18, months after reaching a breakthrough. during u.n., back to political talks in tunisia, talks will now focus on a new transitional government to oversee the run up to

there's anger and frustration in spain about covert 19 restrictions protests in several cities including madrid turned violent spain's prime minister has condemned the unrest a 6 month state of emergency came into effect this week because corona virus cases started rising once again. and the u.k. prime minister boris johnson is putting england to back into lockdown for one month he's been warned that rising infections could fill hospitals within weeks austria's also and out similar measures adding to a growing list of european countries we imposing restrictions need parker reports now from the british capital. a major u. turn in the british government's covert 19 strategy for weeks the prime ministers insisted on local restrictions to avoid the need for a nationwide lockdown but infections have just continued rising as across much of europe the virus is spreading even faster than the reasonable worst case scenario of our scientific advisors from thursday into the store to december you must stay at home you merely leave home for specific reasons i'm afraid non-essential shops leisure and

spain's vows a diplomatic offensive in africa, sending senior ministers to morocco in senegal, following a record surge in refugees and migrants reaching the canary islands by sea. hundreds of n. transferred to a makeshift camp on a military side with the local government and car like it's the tourist season on spain's canary islands. but despite the coronavirus pandemic and a lack of visitors, these apartments and hotels haven't been left empty. they're being used to house a growing number of migrants arriving in record numbers from africa is very good. but the problem is, was not good for his to do. so you address it and you are just as well good out of also the best to have a family the government forgot to let us all of africa where to move to but tell us at least $18000.00 people have landed on the shores this year alone. more than half of that in just the past month. and that's put a strain on government facilities and left thousands stranded in the main port without basic services. yeah, it's also angered local authorities, and many of the island's residents who've criticized the

there's anger and frustration in spain over kovac 19 restrictions protests in several cities including madrid turned violent demonstrators lit fires and 3 bricks at police offices they intend 5 blank bullets spain's prime minister has condemned the unrest a 6 month state of emergency came into effect this week because coronavirus cases started rising once again. still ahead on al-jazeera. aspiring to be a genuine democracy out jarius government promises before a decades old and it's called system and office people say. your. career that spanned 5 decades sean connery dies at the age of 9. how the weather is lost he sets a cross the us at the moment we have got some clout and just spilling out a central areas of kind of a moving through ontario quebec as we go through sunday heading across the lakes will see some of the wet weather to the northeastern corner of the u.s. but as you can see a slushy 5 and dry lots of sunshine no sign of any right over towards the west coast where we could deal with 32 celsius still seeing some very high temperatures there still to the border basi will see

equally as the rain comes into both portugal and spain, it's more concentrated in france and the low countries once again will head across with denmark and then probably norway pearling catches the water, had it and look at that warms 7 is the average for november. so berlin, i mean up to 15 on sunday with some brightness, and then the rain comes in on monday and tuesday still with the breeze. sita is no longer the latest of the americans. there it is forgotten now in the caribbean. and this is just a of the waterway, maybe story, some showers in the canarios best north north africa is fine, even in sierra leone. the showers now are a rarity, but dissecting the headlines in the midst of a pandemic. let's start with some of the on the ground realities affecting the news coverage. what's the lay of the land there? stripping away the spam a gripping story about presidential corruption, that is real reporting is not in your game and challenging assumptions and the official line. we all decided we need to cut it. i was critically, don't want to, they lied on the authority. and if media li

resumption of the political process, the 2 sides of battle for control of the region since 1975, when spain pulled out of the area, broccoli took control, but armed rebellion led to a war that continued until 1991, when the un broke an armistice. but it's a complex that's left tens of thousands of people displaced from their homes. many of the sarai refugees have been living for decades in past sprawling camps a long, arduous border with morocco. the conditions are harsh and they continue to rely on humanitarian assistance to survive. but the political impasse continues, and it's unlikely these people return to their homes anytime soon. lure a better man the al jazeera. so the policy front is a liberation movement made up of ethnics are always they want to drive morocco out of western sahara. its members say the former spanish colony is their homeland. they've pushed for independence for decades. morocco claims this desert as its own . the 2 sides fought over the territory for 16 years before agreeing to a un backed cease fire in 1991. today more than 2 thirds of the region is controlled by

how to read jenny from spain to the middle east, to discover the hidden history behind some of the region's best loved dishes. savoring the pasta and algiers, the 20 years of china's transformation told through one young girl's journey from bus to adult hood 2 decades following the development of her life and nation., rewind returns to the story of k.k., the girl from going joe on al-jazeera halfway between tokyo and not where she was then relatively sleepy place. not a lot of violent crime. and so when 4 people get killed on one occasion in as bloody a massacres, this was the tracks a lot report. the task force of 80 police officers was created to find out what happened. police counted more than 40 stab wounds all together, the victims on imran khan in doha. the top stories are now does a u.s. president elect. joe biden has named his white house chief of staff despite donald trump's refusal to concede and allow a smooth transition of power. ron klain served as chief of staff to both biden and vice president al gore during the obama and clinton administrations. biden has been and able to mo

lingering rain will turn to snow on the outs and also the pyrenees and probably the high ground of spain if not on tuesday then almost certainly on when's it becomes quite concentrated temperature by this time of really quite drop quite a lot both by the 11 in london but by stays sunny at night we're dropping down to near frost levels but look at madrid that's a bit disappointing the forecast specifically dropped 10 degrees by a day with a cold wind the average is 17 but look at friday you're back up to the warm sunshine and 20 and at the other end of the most right in similar sort of story you're going to lose a chill breeze not harass cold but it's generating a pretty big thunderstorms both today and tomorrow of a cyprus and the southern coast of turkey and the coastal event with a concentration of particularly heavy rain for places like lebanon and israel for 2 days. jump into this train and join our global community by diversity is biosecurity is that essential for our species to survive be part of the debate i know the her mind is a leaky can be part of this conversation. when no to

this nasty little area of low pressure will bring some heavy rain into spain and portugal. canary's also seeing some pretty wet weather as a system slide its way 3 to protest against seeing some wet weather. and there we go, just around the costers nasi storms rumbling away here. much of the western med seeing some rather disturbed weather as we go through the next dial to be pretty unsettled too. for the eastern med push further north, this generate dry ice on the cold side though, because some snow there for good measure across moscow, western side of russia. well, of a sign the wintry mix to sliding a little further south, which for poland down towards ukraine. as we go on into saturday, find a dry, if a little cold side of it was that western side, if you have a more wet weather, as you can see there for spain and portugal, and that does a lot for socials of morocco, other side of the med. this was cairo, we saw some very heavy rain. that rain is in the process of retreating away, but more wet weather for the fall northwest of africa. after world war 2, france's great e

same is true of spain. if you're in greece and turkey, think it shows think of thunderstorms to clean cyprus, so or 3rd day or 2, then you've got the unfolding low to the west of portugal, which means rain down the coast of morocco and even into western sahara. and all this time, argyria, tunisia, and libya. look, cheri frank assessment. you've got colleagues on the ground at the canaries. what is the situation there? some of the one doctor and one nurse or $1.00 to $200.00 people informed opinion. how big does foreign policy figure in the early stages of, i mean, he comes into office for the huge amount of foreign policy experience. in-depth analysis of the day, global headlines. how will a place like good little get the back seat when there's no money at all? the rest of rich countries are fighting for inside story on al-jazeera. and then again, what uganda is there as a reminder of our top stories this hour, a leader a region has vowed to fight on despite the prime minister declaring an end to the 3 week

it is still in a beer in central part of spain in madrid. this was the case yesterday morning that slowed to shift is but the air is moving fairly quickly. elsewhere in europe, all of it coming from in the atlantic, particularly strong in the baltic. that's easing of the next 24 hours. stormy weather seems likely to develop in the eastern med and also in the central med. indeed, the forecast of any of these morons will take, but i'm, if you like, becomes a wet one by saturday after a rather quiet start on friday than most of the european plane is colder. now, sunny, best of time by day unless you happen to be in scandinavia as to when the night was windy is friday, admittedly, but still breezy and snow is showing up in norway rather than rain. so i was out in the central med will affect the daughter of africa, tunisia, libya, and increasingly egypt who will see this on shore breeze increasing amounts of cloud and rain won't be particularly pleasant. look at tripoli's forecasting for the 17 degrees magazine, 18. obviously, most of north afric

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he joins me now live from valencia in spain, via skype. mr. omar, thanks for joining us on al-jazeera. according to the moroccan authorities policy, or its militias in any shape or form have blocked domestic traffic or cargo traffic between mauritania and rocko through the western sahara. or what is the position as far as your concerned? well look, the fact of the matter is that you have a group of medians who have been protesting peacefully, and nonviolently has conferred by the united nations observers, even in an area in daraa, south west west, i'm sorry, on a road that means don't legally buy a morocco, they've been gauging these people in protest. but today that the moroccan horribly is in the military forces moved into the posture that in violation of the cease fire agreement and attacked those arness and aren't civilians. we're using rules of force, and that was a very serious breach with his fiery monotony out with them. so you have mr. wishing, who are you have to be any protesting, not mine, mentally. and then a massive force talking