we felt that making sure qatar air -- that qatar was able to fly over saudi or bahraini airspace is an important first step in solving that rift. if we end up leaving office, i would like to see that get done in the next 70 days. i think there's a possibility for it. >> the standoff is still where it was back in june 2017, when saudi arabia, the uae, bahrain, and egypt all cut diplomatic and economic ties with qatar. they also closed the land border and imposed an air and sea embargo. the blockading countries accuse qatar of supporting terrorism, which its government vehemently denies. >> we are hopeful that this -- this ends at any moment. what we need right now is to have a serious engagement in good faith with the other countries. this is what qatar is prepared to do. at any time, they will be ready for this. as i told you at the beginning, there is no winner out of this crisis and all of us are losing. if the crisis will end, all of us will be a winner and our people will be a winner. >> still ahead on al jazeera. israel gives another green light to build more illegal settler homes

secretary of state mike arrived in qatar is capital doha. he's talking to both afghan government and taliban negotiators. involved in peace talks, there shows richie's and security that are just breathtaking. yes. again, the sort of weaponry gets into the city. and secondly, it's part of the trend where greater violence in the suits is mainly assassinations . martin, it's all caught on even at a time of trouble and said that they won't be launching attacks on incentives. i know has been behind recent attacks in the capital gunmen stormed university 3 weeks ago. at least 22 people were killed. and the government says in saturday's attack, fighters fired the rockets from the back of 2 trucks. it's investigating how the vehicles managed to enter the city undetected, posing more questions about the government's ability to keep the capital city secure. contrary, i'll just say of kabul and al-jazeera, stephanie has more on my combo sauce with the afghan government and taliban negotiators. here in my pompei are wrapped up saturday with meeting the

a secretary of state wants qatar to perhaps recognize israel. qatar wants to make sure that the blockade to that it's been experiencing for nigh on 3 and a half years is lifted. what's going to happen? yes. what is going to go to this is ministration that they would like to see some kind of movement when it comes to the music of the gulf, paid on. so you took the other countries have there's been talk perhaps of lifting partial of the flights. but the fact that perhaps qatar airways and flights could be flying over saudi arabia and bahrain, something they've not been able to do for almost 4 years. but again, none of that is confirmed. you know, qatar has been issued for this role under the table, recognizing it or not really doesn't make that much of a difference. i think the sticking points here are going to be iran, for example. of course, we know that this is a ministration, extremely hard line against iran has good relations with the right. it's one of the demands of the blockading countries that qatar cut its ties with iran, something it's

secretary of state lands in qatar. he's meeting both sides in peace talks involving afghans, afghanistan's government, and the taliban. also, donald trump faces another setback in his bid to overturn the election results legislators from michigan. so joe biden's win in the state will stand on the u.n. warns of a humanitarian crisis in northern ethiopia. as the government pushes forward its offensive into gray and on fire as well. have all the day's support, including counting down to kick off. it's now exactly 2 years to go until katter's world cup and organizers say preparations have been largely on the fact and by the crown of iris. and welcome to the news multiple rocket attacks in several parts of the afghan capital have killed at least 8 people. one rocket landed near a school forcing students to run from the building. the interior history says dozens of people have been injured. the taliban has denied responsibility for the account of fury, joins us now. a correspondent in kabul, we've been following the monitori

speaking at a global security forum hosted in polish by qatar. he said he'd like to see that happen in the next 70 dates before the transition of office. saudi arabia,, the u.a.e. egypt, and bahrain posed on land, sea, and air blockade, and 2017 years government is sending reinforcements to its rest of northern to great region to p.l.f. forces are appealing to the international community to condemn be offensive. but the government has ruled out any mediation efforts. the u.k. report is criticized saudi arabia for its human rights violations against women in detention. that's ahead of a g. 20 summit hosted by the saudi government next week. report was released by baroness helena kennedy. she's a member of parliament house, it states, there's clear and credible evidence that many women have been imprisoned and tortured for criticizing the government. a number of people were interviewed including former detainees and relatives of women's rights activists. report mentions allegations of torture, inhumane and degrading conditions of detention, solitar

secretary of state lands in qatar. he's meeting both sides of the peace talks involving afghanistan's government and the taliban. donald trump faces another setback in his bid to overturn the election results in the u.s. legislators from michigan say joe biden's, win in the states will stand fighting for racial equality in brazil after security guards beat a black man to death multiple rocket attacks in several parts of the afghan capital of killed at least 8 people. one rockets landed near a school, forcing students to run from the building. the interior ministry says dozens of, people have been injured. it comes as u.s., secretary of state my pump aoe has arrived in qatar where essential to meet negotiators from the afghan government and the taliban separately. stephanie decker standing by in doha for more on prepares visit to qatar 1st. let's go to feel consul fully in kabul. for the latest on that attack on afghanistan's capital flow, just talk us through what was happening in the last few hours. well, rob, let me

if we end up leaving office, qatar's foreign minister says the blockade which has dragged into a 4th year has no winner. everyone is losing. we are hopeful in this i think moment and what we need to buy now is to have a serious engagement in a good faith with the other countries. and this is what i was prepared to do. i mean nothing. so it is accused of supporting terrorism, which they say that anybody who talks to anybody in the muslim brotherhood or allows free elections with this or talks to it. iran on this or there's none of that is really have discredited themselves quite a bit. and it's surprising that they haven't found a face saving way to end this blockade, but let's hope this, this maybe in the u.a.e. may be a spoiler for any proposed agreement. as a brian was speaking of a resolution to the gulf crisis being a priority for the trumpet ministration. the u.s. ambassador to washington was saying otherwise, well, look at that rift. i don't think it's going to get resolved anytime soon. it's a small problem, it's not really being addressed, not on anyone's, you know, priority

also on qatar, engulfed in political and economic crises, parun gets its 3rd president in a week. and al jazeera says, recordings of one of the world's most wanted men, trying to negotiate immunity from prosecution. with infections surging worldwide and governments struggling to response, there's been another dose of hope in the battle against covert 19 u.s. . pharmaceutical mcgurn says early tests show its vaccine is 94.5 percent effective in preventing the virus fellow drug maker. pfizer reported similar results a week ago. and fisher reports now from the white house the number of cases, a sort of states or bring don't reinstating limits on gatherings. closing schools, 1000000 new cases were reported in just 6 days. the virus is killing more than 1000 people in america each day. against that backdrop, another drug company has announced it has made a breakthrough in the hunt for the vaccine. but dana says its drug in early tests shows it's 94 percent effective. we have a lot of work ahead of us knowing the vaccine is going to be a fact. it is great news, but we still need to comp

one of those is a diplomatic push to resolve the blockade of qatar. after chappelle reports, the secretary of state is back in the region to drum up support for normalization deals between israel and some arab states, increase pressure on iran and make some headway in talks to end the blockade of cattle. my pump a was due in doha and riyadh in the days ahead. this is us cattery and saudi officials have signaled in recent weeks that a breakthrough may be near. on monday, u.s. national security adviser, robert o'brian added to speculation, telling the global security forum hosted in part by cats, are that an air bridge may be on the table, allowing qatar airways to fly over saudi and bahraini airspace. so we'd like to get that repsol measure a cut or air had done, was it because it was able to fly over saudi air space or bahrain airspace is an important 1st step in solving that ref. i'd like to see that get done before it. if we end up leaving office, qatar's foreign minister says the blockade which has dragged into a 4th year has no winner. everyone is

dancer, bahrain, and qatar and the sun's back out. and iraq, as it is mostly in the levant, heading south this season or right now is where it should be said, more or less tanzania, and west woods to go to a sort of area. still a few showers, stray showers further south and of course the potential for flash flooding in the north of somalia because what we just talked about in the arabian sea. but the rain now should go south and he's done that. the proper rain seems to be running through angola, botswana, and down to the middle of south africa. but if you're further west, you'll find in cape town, the temperatures drop to $23.00, and then when it's sunny for 23 years. musson has collected objects. he kinds along the coast, enough to fill his museum enough to break a guinness world record. with a story that every object has become an environmental activist and inspired artist . and a voice for the plight of countless markets. might you need such an al-jazeera? the the, the in value watching out his era. let's remind you of our top stor

qatar strongly denies the allegations. i urge the kingdom of saudi arabi, the united arab emirates, the kingdom of bihari and the are approved probably of egypt to immediately withdraw all sanctions mattias aimed to establish an restrictions on freedom of expression, more unmanned access to broker to trade. darrius bunter its quarters non-tariff measures including through speech prevent financing, the purchase of mattson medical equipment, food other essential goods followed people living in qatar in violation of international legal standards. still ahead on al-jazeera reliving the pain from their pasts we hear from people displayed as displaced 30 years ago by the pipe. the fighting over the nagano had a bomb region are stuck in waiting for help. emergency cause rush to rescue those left stranded by typhoon vanco. in the philippines winter isn't far away, but it's still not making that much influence on the weather. even in northern japan, there's a cold front to water as trails back to just a line of cloud as it goes bac

in qatar. they're aiming to strike a deal to end the decades of conflict. since the taliban was toppled from power in the us that invasion in 2001. there is, has always been a consideration, a concern that there will be splendid 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 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 $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. you're about among the al-jazeera senior white house adviser, jared kush

secretary of state mike arrived in qatar is capital doha. he's talking to both afghan government and taliban negotiators. involved in peace talks, there shows richie's and security that are just pressed. yes, again, so that the sort of weaponry gets into the city. and secondly, it's part of the trend where the suits is 90 minutes even at a time of trouble and so that they won't launch attacks. and sometimes i, i so has been behind recent attacks in the capital gunmen stormed a couple university. 3 weeks ago. at least 22 people were killed. the government says in saturday's attack, fighters fired the rockets from the back of 2 trucks. it's investigating how the vehicles managed to enter the city undetected, posing more questions about the government's ability to keep the capital city secure. contrary, i'll just see you. and for more on the u.s. visit to speak to stephanie decker live here in doha. so stephanie micron pale meeting both sides of the afghan call, say terry, in doha today, just how challenging is it to bring them together with ev

is one of the countries blockading qatar. so the ways in which this could impact the balance of power in the middle east. obviously, very relevant to the discussions that we have here in washington. but i think it's important to point out that it doesn't really seem likely that congress will be able to stop this from happening. it seems that this is one of numerous issues where the trump administration is very aggressively pushing ahead with its agenda during its remaining weeks in our own. what would be the timeline as you say, not many weeks out from the new administration. what does this mean fed by them as, as president well, biden is going to come to power in january with many, many difficult issues that he has to deal with. and i think what the trump administration wants to do, you know, there was a c.n.n. article that said this, that the trumpet ministration is trying to create as many fires as possible for the incoming administration. now obviously the united arab emirates is an important partner of the united states.

and he says there are indications that a resolution between qatar and its neighbors could be possible. syria gets close to the saudi royal family have said publicly that prince mamma, no, saudi arabia wants to quote, give the resolution to go as a gift to the incoming biden administration. so this is positive rhetoric into community and diplomatic sources that i have talked to over the past several months . i will point to you that the resolution this would incite, of course, we don't know whether or not a resolution to the crisis will be her solved before trump leaves office, or immediately after biden takes office. so 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 olisa 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 jerry kirshner, as we know,

national security adviser says he's likely to see the blockade on qatar result within 70 days. brian also said a 1st step would be for saudi arabia and bahrain to fully reopen their airspace to qatar a aircraft. former world bank official francisco has been chosen by peru's congress to be the new interim president. the said national leader in a week or so gusty from a centrist political party, assumes the presidency ahead of elections scheduled for april. former interim leader manuma reno resigned on sunday 5 days after he replaced martin the skara who was impeached and scary to all correspond. marianna sanchez, who joins us live from lima. so tell us a bit more about this new interim president. and how have people reacted to the news that he's been appointed is from the purple party, a centrist party, which all voted against the impeachment of former president. that's the main reason why he has been elected the new congress president. and he will be sworn in as proof interim president on tuesday, because there are no vice presidents that have succeeded maybe no, it's the turn

qatar denies all. i urge the kingdom of saudi arabi, the united arab emirates, the kingdom of bihari, and are a pretty public of egypt to immediately withdraw all sanctions, mattia us into establishing restrictions on freedom of expression, more of them and access to property trade, darrius, bunter. it's quarter us non-tariff measures include ensues, which prevent financing, the purchase of mattson medical equipment, food other essential goods, follow people living in qatar in violation of international legal standards. police improves care of the laying of blocks. protesters from reaching government headquarters, they're marching against the impeachment of former president martin vizcaya. this car was voted out of office, so the corruption charges are replaced by the former head of congress. mind you, but do you know, he will serve as interim president until july marion, a sanchez has more from the we have seen protesters on the streets, not only of lima, but different cities, major cities and smaller

secretary of state mike arrived in qatar is capital doha. he's talking to both afghan government and taliban negotiators. involved in peace talks, there shows richie's and security that are just pressed. yes, again, so that the sort of weaponry gets into the city. and secondly, it's part of a trend where greater violence in the suits is mainly assassinations. martin, it's all caught on even at a time of trouble and so that they won't be launching attacks. and sometimes i, i so has been behind recent attacks in the capital gunmen stormed university 3 weeks ago. at least 22 people were killed. and the government says, in saturday's attack, fighters fired the rockets from the back of 2 trucks. it's investigating how the vehicles managed to enter the city undetected, posing more questions about the government's ability to keep the capital city secure. contrary, i'll just say of kabul and al jazeera 70 deck as more on michael bales, tall. so the afghan government and taliban negotiators here in my pompei are wrapped up saturday with meeting the t

it's complicated but essentially a win tonight gives scotland a back—up route to qatar. that's what it's about for us. not just getting to one major term and thinking, oh, we need to stand still and we have could have achieved what we wanted. we want to be a team and a squad of players that can go and achieve back—to—back major tournaments and more success going forward. that's got to be the aim and it's important we don't dwell in standstill. those world cup qualifiers will be played in batches of three games during each international break so the schedule from march is going to be even more intense across europe. wales are in the same position as scotland — they could also get this backdoor route to qatar by winning or even drawing tonight against finland. they're looking to top their group and extend their unbeaten run to 11 competitive matches. no wales side has done that before. massive game for us, obviously. coming to the nations leak we want to win the group, we want get promoted to group a and it's something that we set out to do with the star and then obv

while earlier this year harvard was asked to disclose its involvement with the governments of china qatar russia saudi arabia and iran as well as private firms such as chinese tech giant wall way mit held approximately $11000000.00 in contracts with weiwei whose acknowledge it has been effectively banned in the u.s. due to unsubstantiated accusations that it can be used for spying and cornell which did not report a whopping $1200000000.00 in foreign funds including $760000000.00 related to a branch of its medical school in the gulf state of qatar along with mit and a number of others who are now also receive money from wallowing in total doesn't top schools were reviewed since the education department opened its investigation in 200-1000 in collaboration with the department of justice it has found that the universities it looked into fail to report at least 6500000000. dollars in foreign funds in their defense universities are saying that the education department reporting requirements were unclear with the pressure on since the crackdown by the federal agency university some self reporte

film festival in qatar. and i were out today, 2 warnings in europe, big area of day, a warning in sudden baltic necros, finland, and one of potentially severe thunderstorms down in crete. now you see where the gales are coming in. that's just for the frequency of low pressure is coming in from the atlantic going across the northern part of europe is increasingly drawing in cold air as well as a drop in the temperature into single figures as a high in london for example and snow shampoo. in the alps, but this is a repeat performance of a low in the eastern med, which brings quite a strong wind out the black sea down across the bosphorus. and then you pick up is creasing, mean big clouds, so showers for that part of the eastern med including crete. once more, the process continues. during friday, the winds will be lighter in the baltic. admittedly, the time she served dropped even more vienna down at 70 got snow showing up in parts of slovakia, ukraine, and of course, western russia and the circulation here no

, 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

or by or qatar by the side is there but it is the egyptians will definitely have to. because they see him by then someone who could put more pressure. on the leadership as opposed to biden who were supposed to trump who was widely seen as someone who would cushion the society is against any international pressure now the big question is what is the next forward for the leadership in saudi arabia saudi arabia is the most powerful country in the region it prides itself on being the protector of sunni islam but the taken into account that biden was part of the same ministration that abandoned there were barak in 2011 the when there was a wind of change in this part of the world king abdullah of saudi arabia because of the 1st book with obama and said we want you to support our friend obama said i'm sorry that i want to be able to do that in 2015 the americans struck a deal with the iranians that was seen as an ultimate act of betrayal i was in saudi arabia in 2016 when obama was there it was a somber atmosphere the saudis felt like they were betrayed a year later when tr

., secretary of state lands in qatar. now he's jew to meet both sides in peace talks involving afghanistan's government and the taliban. also desperate for food and aid . we're live in sudan where thousands of ethiopian refugees who fled fighting a struggling to survive eyeing the rising sea levels. the new satellite blasting off with a mission to keep track of one of the most challenging effects of global warming and on fire and small have all the day's sport including counting down to kickoff. it's now exactly 2 years to go until qatar's world cup, and organizers say preparations have been largely unaffected by the crowd. a virus pandemic. welcome to the news. a rocket attacks in the afghan capital have killed at least 8 people. the interior ministry says dozens of people have been injured victoria gate and he has the latest schoolgirls running for their lives after a rocket lands near their school. part of a coordinated attack on the capital, kabul. more than 20 rockets landed in residential areas near the green zone,

in qatar, pompeo will meet with the emir to discuss the importance of gulf unity. reporter: france has confirmed his force has killed a senior al qaeda leader. he was believed to be responsible for multiple attacks. as well as to help train recruits. france's defense minister says he was killed 10 days ago in an operation involving ground troops and helicopters. we have more details. reporter: these are the moments after french forces struck and al qaeda convoy in northern mali, killing a senior leader. on thursday, france 24 was able to report the attack. >> they were on the ground saying the high-value target was aimed at. a former malian colonel, the head of a regime in this region. and this is someone that was into jihad for many years. he was trained in libya and part of a rebellion. he is a figure among jihadi's. he is a member of jihad in this region. reporter: before his death was reported, the french government confirmed the news in a tweet. they had deprived the al qaeda leader of one of his senior assistance. he had pulled back from a frontline fighting

plain slide qatar sounds like you're basically killing a cat and that you are doing it to cause the cat is most pain as possible. that is the way it sounds. i'm struggling with this and all of a sudden warren haynes stops and says look, when you play the blues it doesn't really matter how many notes you play but you don't have to mean the notes you play. my challenge to all of you is to figure out what are the notes you need to play because in today's world there is a lot coming at you and there is an awful lot that we don't know so listening to someone like warren or bb king play that one note pull off in which there is more humanity in that one note then in the hundred others that people can play and it's a think a rule that would do as well. let me stop there and turn it back over to dana. >> thank you. that was great. we are 50 copies of your book and, you know, and your book you give a number of concrete examples of companies plain great notes to play your analogy so could you share with us a couple examples and why you chose some of the companies that you chose? >> well, sure. the

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was behind the attack, which comes as the afghan government attends peace talks with the taliban in qatar. we report now from kabul. reporter: as students rush to get out of kabul university, gun shots could be heard close by. witnesses say attackers entered the campus through its north gate and started shooting imscrimly. -- indiscriminately. >> we saw them when they entered. they were shooting at every student they saw. they even shot at students who were running away. a few of us managed to leave the scene through another gate. reporter: security forces quickly surrounded the campus. it took security forces more than six hours to get the situation under control. the three gunmen have been killed and the bodies of the dead are now being removed from the campus for identification. during these long hours until the attack was over, parents of students trapped inside waited for news. >> i was downtown when i heard from people that there was a suicide attack at kabul university. i got here so quickly and started ringing my son's phone. i don't know whether he's in class or somewhere else on

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

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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

-- brazil, qatar. the list goes on. this is america. and this is disheartening, katherine. >> it certainly is. maria: is there anything that can be done other than what the trump campaign is doing? what else should be done? >> i think the people in each state need to do their best to hold those elected officials accountable. certainly if there's pressure exercised in each state, maybe they'll pay more attention. and then we have to follow the legal process. it has the play out. maria: my thanks to katherine harris. don't go anywhere, more "wall street" right after this. ♪ [ thunder rumbles ] [ engine rumbling ] ♪ [ beeping ] [ engine revs ] ♪ uh, you know there's a 30-minute limit, right? tell that to the rain. [ beeping ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. now every bath fitter bathbath fis installed quickly, safely, and beautifully, with a lifetime warranty. go from old to new. from worn to wow. the beautiful bath you've always wanted, done right, installed by one expert tech

i don't think it will affect bahrain or qatar, but i wouldn't rule it out in tali. but this is a change of season, hardly surprising this time the year. the seasonal rain proper has gone south now. it's really a line through tanzania they are congo, back to something about north and it's there in the forecast. there are still a few showers in south sudan and a little bit of rain in the far south of somalia. basically the northeast monsoon setting in now, which is largely a dry picture for the horn of africa, and it tends to win hearts the rains for the south as well. we've seen significant rain recently. she was in northern madagascar, and same is true in south africa in the next day or so. i think they're going to induce rain all along the cape coast and up to the suitors. you have this book looks recently far, the moment portal is not so windy and shari. 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 presidential corrupt

with the help of qatar, negotiated a deal with the afghan taliban to bring a permanent cease fire and remove all foreign forces out of the country by mean next year. in october, donald trump tweeted he wanted all u.s. service personnel home by christmas, december 21st, when he's leaving biden is something that again, in the long run is probably where we would have ended up with eventually anyway. but the timing is seen as very rash and dangerous. donald trump has a nose troop withdrawals in the past. famously tweeting in 2018 that he wanted all u.s. service personnel out of syria. that announcement led in part to the resignation of then defense secretary jim mattis. the military slow roll of that idea then, but it's clear that donald trump wants the troops out. and on the timetable, he's unknowns. but the decision has brought criticism, even from his own side. president barack obama pull troops out of iraq just before the end of his time in office, ordering an agreement and a deadline set by his republican predecessor. but republicans claim that move led to the growth of eisel, a risk

arrived in qatar's capital, doha, he's talking to both afghan government and taliban negotiators. involved in peace talks. there. it shows reach peace and security, but it just pressed yes again. so that the sort of weaponry gets into the city. and secondly, it's part of the trends were greater violence in the city this minute, such nations, markets phones, hong kong's. even at a time when taliban have said that they won't launch attacks on incentives. i, i saw, has been behind recent attacks in the capital gunmen stormed university 3 weeks ago . at least 22 people were killed. and the government says in saturday's attack, fighters fired the rockets from the back of 2 trucks. it's investigating how the vehicles managed to enter the city undetected, posing more questions about the government's ability to keep the capital city secure. contrary, i'll just say of persistency in thailand have been demonstrating again to keep up pressure on the government, demanding changes to the education system, which they say is archaic. student led rallies have been held since july, calling for a n

but the planes have been based in qatar in the past. as days after the pentagon said troop numbers would be reduced in both afghanistan and iraq. the us at last deployed these planes in january during the heightened tensions with iraq. the u.s. centers for disease control is urging people not to travel for the thanksgiving holiday on thursday for fear of further spreading. coronavirus millions of people are expected, however, to ignore those warnings. california put in place a statewide curfew requiring people to stay home at night. sorry, yes, to stay home during the night. the united states, of course, the worst affected country in the world with more than 12000000 infections and a quarter of a 1000000 dead. it's a professor of epidemiology and medicine that columbia university uses a curfew just isn't enough to stop the rising infections, putting in place a curfew demonstrates the concern. certainly the concern by the governor of california. i think the curfew in of itself is not sufficient. i think it's one piece of the puzzle. i th

it negotiate is here in qatar. stephanie deca has more on those talks into might compare wrapped up saturday with meeting the taliban delegation involved in intra afghan talks, see it met an hour earlier with the afghan government delegation. these are talks that were rated back in september. the u.s. secretary of state where he was here for that as well. but it's been a difficult process moving forward, the told still stuck on the technicalities of what kind of islamic nor will govern the govern the framework of these 2. i think the message certainly from my pompei will be that they are keen to get the 2 sides to sit down to really get to the difficult issues when it comes to a long lasting cease fire and a power sharing agreement between the 2 sides. of course you also met the path or is it me or he had a lunch with him and also met with the deputy prime minister to be discussed issues like iran. this is a ministration that's been very much anti iran in a country as a country that has very good relations with ira