the same grief. heidi jo, castro, al jazeera mayfield, kentucky, a 5 year long legal vassal involving u. s. gymnastics has come to an ends, a $380000000.00 settlement has been reached between the victims of the disgraced form adult to larry nasser and america's top gymnastics association. nasa was accused of sexually abusing more than $300.00 women and girls. he was sentenced to more than 300 years in prison. 3 years ago. it's among the largest settlements ever for his sexual abuse case. he ran back to ports his friends. columbian police were responsible for 11 deaths during protest last year. at 2 rallies against police brutality. oh, but one of the officers involved is still on the job. alessandra appeared to reports from boca tom, over 2 nights of unprecedented violent protest. 14 people died in columbus capital will. the time september 2020 demonstrations erupted across the city after

really, john, i mean, his virus is setting new records across the u. s. and it doesn't really seem to be any end in sight. that's right, but researchers at columbia university say they think they know when it's going to peak and according to their model, it would happen within weeks, not months. that would be good news. they say that they think that the virus, according to their model, will peak the week of january 7th. here's the bad news. they say that during that 7 day period, they predict 2.5 to 5000000 new cases. so an intense surge that would then go down according to their model. meanwhile, we've got 100 thousands of flights being canceled across the us. some of that is due to regular winter weather, but some of it is also due to flight cruise getting covered themselves. and also those refusing to work over time over the holidays, because they don't want to take increased incentives because they're too worried about getting the virus. as all of this is happening, 23 states in puerto rico and the district of columbia set new records on thursday. mea

u. s. climate envoy, john kerry, was in shanghai trying to convince authorities to do more the eager to 3 in agree bigler. 44 big country with 1400000000 people that these goals are not easily delivered. some countries are asking china to do more on climate change. i'm afraid this is not very realistic. researchers say china must close down more than 500 coal fired power plants in the next decade to meet its climate pledges. but it continues to approve new ones at a faster rate than anywhere else in the world. the ssion, she government is planning to close down some older factories here and build what it says. oh, greener, more efficient whole facilities. some parts of china, at least it seems the road to clean energy will be long and slower. katrina, you al jazeera says she, province, china now think new zealand. what comes to mind the all blacks rugby team? it's mallory culture and it's picturesque landscape. and yes, it's exceptional handling of the pandemic, but it's also been known

the u. s. s sat another new record for daily infections of the navy, 650000 people testing positive in the past day. and then in india, daily infections thereof, more than doubled in the past week, when 16000 new cases were reported on friday, which is the highest number of daily cases since october. now, businesses in thailand, ascending 8 across the border to me in march, how many people displaced by fighting between the military and ethnic ran fighters? violence there has eased in recent days, but the rebels say the lonely, negotiate a ceasefire. if government troops leave the areas where the violence is taken place from the time me and my boy, the attorney chang reports, bags of rice and beans, loaded up from a warehouse in the tie town of mess up. it's emergency aid desperately needed by people who fled from fighting inside myanmar. the relief package has been put together by local businessmen who come from murmur, but live here in thailand. they're doing it because no one else will. this

and the u. s . is set another new record for data cove infections with maybe 650000 people testing positive in the past day. or time square and new york city is one of the most famous place in the well to ring in the media. but the pandemic because once again, cattail plans for the hurting local businesses, trying to bounce back from covert related closures. cable is only reports from time square on a recent day, a jasmine's caribbean restaurant. the staff were busy getting ready for what they hoped would be a bustling dinner crowd. the restaurant which opened a year ago is in the heart of times square, and christmas and new years are usually one of the busiest times of the year. but with new york now the u. s. epicenter of the coven outbreak, owner jasmine gerard says there is a problem for all business. i mean, we are suffering at this time right now. i mean, for me, thank the lord. i was able to open up in the pandemic and i had an opportunity to do so. but everyone is really struggling, and we d

can i start by asking you about developments there in the u. s. states like your can the district of columbia, which actually had high vaccination rates. now seeing a steep rise in infections. you bracing yourself january? yeah, thanks for having me. this is a very good question. i think the whole of us is bracing ourselves of what, how further bad it can become us. for example, pediatric hospitalization in new york city as actually a one year high. and the pediatric hospitalizations are still climbing and may exceed original spring. a 2020 possible ation rate in new york city. if the trend keeps going up and throughout the whole country, you know, including in the, in florida where they previously just recently had a very strong delta way burned through hospitalizations or climbing their to altogether were in for a really rough january. even if some cases, some predict cases may fall by mid january hospitalizations will still continue climb and that overwhelming the hospital system and, and many other services will be what will actually crush

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she found out the u. s. president was spying on her. right. that's. and how did she take that? not. well, you can imagine when i interviewed the american ambassador in berlin at the time, john emerson. and he said that that was a wasted year between berlin and washington. and the result of that that really unnecessary tapping which by the way, got them nothing because macro being as suspicious as she was anything and through our cell phone beyond what, where are we going for dinner? 8 so they got nothing and they succeeded in, in deeply offending her. she, when obama visited her kind of make up call, she took him out to the balcony which, which is off or her former office in the chancellor. and she pointed to the residence of the wall, there, the terrible wall that had kept her prisoner for 35 years. and she said, now do you see why this, this has so upset me and my people, because we live behind behind, we were prisoners, right? the, the state a copy, one of the reasons i wanted to talk about this book was not just because of angle apparent medical who stepping out and, and his his

c, the estimates that by the end of this year, the u. s. could consume over 33000000000 kilograms of meat products. when you consider the global impact of eating meat or water supply. should we be talking about this in terms of policy is that is the individual dietary decision conversation almost beside the point. yes, we hear about climate wars and climate change all the time. but what we really have to talk about too is, is imagine if water goes out, we're gonna have water wars and that is extreme. we can't live without water within 2448 hours, climate change. this gradual thing that we can have these technologies that we can combat them, but we want to run out of fresh water. now we're talking about serious, serious atrocity that that is so scared even talk about the water wars and water change and the, the water shortage is a very, very urgent. and again, it all comes back to ya, our choice of eating animals raising, killing animals. so if we want to align ourselves with these missions, the 1st thing we have to do is look in the man sai

record numbers of covet infections are, again being reported though the u. s. as nearly 650000 people tested positive in the past day. while some cities in france, including capital powers, have now made moscow mandatory outside. and then in india, daily infections of more than doubled there in the past week, more than 16000 new cases reported on friday. highest number of daily cases since october a mayor in colorado says he saw houses exploding before his eyes as the west state battled. some of its most destructive wildfires on record. almost 600 homes have been destroyed, with tens of thousands of people forced to flee their neighborhoods to towns near. danville were hardest hit by the fires which came on usually late in the year and more find by high winds or but in manly reports. this is the moment a huge fire came rolling down the foothills of boulder, county and colorado. the false moving blaze engulfed hundreds of homes. local say they haven't experienced anything like it. you know, this is the 1st time i've really been involved in anything like this and

but let's walk down pennsylvania avenue ah, the u. s. capital building under c cannot. however, tara, from our responsibility to validate with joseph robinson by your new songs, long notions of what is known to guilty is always just mia mas democrats. he elected leadership retained, as the military staged, a bit of a general thought of a bit bloodless qu. they couldn't have been more wrong. taliban has taken over the final departure of the u. s. military after 20 years. i believe this was the right decision. a violent day over dangerous days still ahead. no well in gaza, feel safe, right? i'll just 0 will not be silenced. ah, didn't about him is ripping around the world. you see there right? by the present via black of political will. selfishness and most of us. the new all the comb very and to spread it. 2022 must be the year we end the funding for the code read at a much pro. well, there is no planet b, there is no sign of blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah blah, i'm deeply sorry. ah, they see up in government, us call the fight against particular levels and like the

they reject any u. s. foothold in iraq. no matter what the role is, a pro iranian onward group sounded this warning, and the mulatto hurtled. what the in her to it in any u. s. military prisons in the country is considered an occupation, but we will go by asked number 51 of the ring charter, which gives nations the right to resist any military presence on valence. the 4 we will take up arms and fight them along as we did before, harry, on the telephone, the conflict has escalated since the killing of a rainy commander classroom sleigh manny. now boom, adding more hand is a leader of iraq. so popular mobilization forces and he as the june attack need, but that a port last january that triggered the iraq's house of representatives to pass a resolution demanding the old foreign troops leave the country u. s. personnel along with coalition forces used several military bases across iraq . since the u. s. led invasion in 2003 to depose saddam hussein. the foreign forces played a major role in the fight against i. sil, which occup

even as the u. s. influence wayne's? yeah, i think by agreeing to this trade a deal, i think it's a mess. those outside the tent, namely the u. s. that east asia and south east asia are willing to move on trade with or without the support of the u. s. and i think it's very important for you to reflect upon itself and figure out what its policy is going for on economics and on trade. more generally speaking, jan, how is this our step deal different from the trans pacific partnership deal or t p. p. as it's knowing which involved the u. s. in which they tried to get off the ground, but then they pulled out of right. so i think that's a good starting point. the t p p is no longer what it was. it's now the c p t, v p, which is se significantly watered down version of what the u. s. had initially proposed now after it pulled out. and so, but still, even in this watered down form, it is a much more ambitious agreement than that. we have with us the, the membership of asset is so diverse. you have very rich countries like singa

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steve clemens dives headlong into the u. s. issues that shape the rest of the world. as we enter the 3rd year with covey 19, we go back to woo hm. where it all began and investigate how far we've come since the pandemic january on a, just a year. lou ah. new year's celebrations in the shadow of cove and 19 vista is thailand ringing in 2022. ah. hi there. kim vanelle. this is al jazeera alive from dough ha. also coming up, walk around of ours cases. surge globally, south africa sees a fall allowing restrictions to be east. while that a 100 were hang a refugees drifting for days as see her towed to.

the u. s. age of colorado is battling some of the most destructive wildfires on record. hundreds of homes have been destroyed, forcing tens of thousands of people from their homes to towns near denver. our hardest hit with the situation is described as life threatening nor burn mandy reports. this is the moment a huge fire came rolling down the foothills of boulder, county and colorado. the false moving blaze engulfed hundreds of homes. local say they haven't experienced anything like it. you know, this is the 1st time i've really been involved in anything like this and i'll tell you it is really scary and things in the trees. oh, they're all up and flames like there's embers everywhere. so it makes me very frightened, of course, with the wind. it's going to continue to spread to other homes, strong winds, and dry conditions of fueling the flames. if this will say, some of the fires was sparked by falling power lines, which it nighted prairie grosses estates were emergencies being declared a

s. i believe it has changed. now if you're asymptomatic, you just have to isolate for 5 days. england is, is 7 days the rest of the u. k. 10 days. usina, we're on from the still 14 days. why is there? is there such a difference? do you think as does everyone not agree on the science? i think everyone does agree on the science. the trick is changing the science into public policy, which there is no good for which there is no single answer. we could strive for the best public health policy that would be 14 days that would reduce transmission the most. but we have to see what's practical public policy has to be accepted by the culture, by the nations, by the population in which it's introduced. and here in the united states, people have wanted to take off their masks, go out and about travel. and so people have said ok, maybe we can do this for 5 days. that will reduce most of the transmission. not perfect, but it will be acceptable by the population and let the economic, cultural, social, and religious life of the

it's obvious why the u. s. government ah, was classifying these reports because there was always the concern that they might represent technologies that other nations possess and pose a and national security risk. but them from the point of view of science, what we would like to understand is, are there unusual phenomena that represent perhaps something else? and for that purpose, all we need to do is deployed the very best cameras and audio since source in the same locations. and record everything we see, you know, you see science is about reproducibility of results. you have to reproduce results in order to believe them. there is the, all biblical story of them. abraham that ah, heard the voice of god and they the told him to sacrifice his only son, isaac. and then, you know, if abraham had the cell phone a, with a voice memo up, he could have pressed the button and recorded the voice of god and then we would all believe it. but given the fact that he didn't have a cellphone, we have to decide whether we b

the u. s. position is that, that is it season between ukraine and nato. and it can't be decided in bilateral talks between the us and russia. ship, the u. s. is also threatened economic sanctions against russia if it were to invade ukraine with all of those troops amassed on the border. president putin's as that would cause a rupture in relations after days adrift in open seas. more than $100.00 or hinder refugees and now safe in indonesia, the damage vessel was towed to shore in archie. and it is or initially planned to turn them away. but blake, to back down after international pressure un has praised into needs his response. as jessica washington reports now from jakarta, indonesia at a province a dangerous and exhausting journey, has finally come to an end. these were hanger, refugees are finally safe. intending to reach malaysia, they perilous journey, saw them stranded in indonesian waters for days. for now, they're staying in an empty government building in northern uh, j. m. o, they are off fellow muslims. so we aren't going to complain about havi

a change of mission for the remaining u. s. forces in iraq. instead of being on frontline combat missions, 2 and a half 1000 u. s. personnel and a 1000 troops from the international coalition forces have switch to training and advising their iraqi, our lies. the transition deal and i sit there earlier this month was sealed in july by iraqis, prime minister most of al cartler me, and he asked the president joe biden to huddle. it stimulates that you as troops would stick to only training iraqi forces and exchanging intelligence while the heavy duel and battle of seattle rock. both iran and the united states supported us in the war against terrorism, but they mustn't use our soil to settle scores. we can't let any of these parties target our people. we've addressed that message to all through diplomacy and the strategic dialogue which stressed maintaining iraq's sovereignty saralitos with a gradual downsizing view as troops was already happening on the orders of former president donald trump. but a proxy war in the region has been fermented by c

the u. s. position is that that is a decision between ukraine and nato. and it can't be decided in bilateral talks between the us and russia. ship the u. s. is also threatened economic sanctions against russia if it were to invade ukraine with all of those troops amassed on the border, president putin says that would cause a rupture in relations. well, it's enough for louis, sit nevada, who's a fellow with a foreign policy research institute. he brings, he served as the last us senate chief of staff to join biden. and he says that the criminal underestimated washington's response to his tactics in ukraine and in georgia. this is a crisis of the kremlin making, and it is what is unclear in all of this is what constitutes in vladimir putin's mind. the security of russia and normalization that does not require a treating its neighbors such as ukraine in georgia, as satellites. an implicit in all of this and in explicit in one of the demands of the kremlin, is that the ukraine and by extension, many other countries such as georgia, that might be interested in

the u. s. state of colorado is battling some of the most destructive wildfires in its history. hundreds of homes have been destroyed and tens of thousands of people have been evacuated to towns near denver . a hardest hit. the u. s. and russian presidents have spoken for the 2nd time this month, and the bid to deescalate tensions of ukraine. joe biden repeated the threat of sanctions if moscow and bates, ukraine, vladimir putin responded that such move could lead to a complete breakdown of ties between the countries. more than $100.00 ranger refugees who spent almost a month to drift at sea in a damaged boat. and now in quarantine in indonesia, they will be moved into temporary housing. once health checks have been completed in asia, initially planned to turn the boat away, but allowed it to land after international prussia. the former president of south korea has been released from jail park. good, hey, has served almost 5 years of more than 20 year prison sentence for corruption and countries

so the approaches families that the u. s. s. tried to impose and essentially the, the shorthand of this, what henry said, i agree with the short time. this is that what we're seeing is a new form of colonialism. imposed by the united states, a kind of colonialism by proxy higher tests to local people and mercenary armies. you create the mercenary forces as they didn't say and, and syria. and this is a new kind of control that essentially means what washington launch. the lumps is going to be the rule of the game and people in the region are pushing back hillary this moment of uncertainty and anxiety as this other same time. do you think it will offer some sense of an opening for iran to further expand its political influence in the region or at least to reassert itself as a key player in the region? i think we've already seen that iran has more and more and more deep alliances throughout the region. then almost any other country, whether in the region or outside iran has alliances that stretch from afghanistan and the taliban to

u. s. personnel, along with coalition forces used several military bases across iraq. since the u. s . led invasion in 2003 to depose saddam hussein. the foreign forces play the major role in the fight against i cell, which occupied some parts of a rock before its defeat in 2017. now with the resurgence of ices sleeper cells in some areas as well as iranian intervention. the question is whether the pentagons mission shift will have an operational impact with abdullah had al jazeera but that the italian government is committing billions of dollars to transform one of europe largest steelworks into a hub for so called grains field. it's part of its plans to tackle climate change and reduce carbon emissions back to say the plant which has been linked to high cancer rates and toxic illusion should be closed altogether. atom rainy reports for the southern city of toronto. still works. italy casts a long shadow over the southern italian city of town and tow. courts have ruled at toxins from the complex are responsible for increased cancers in the area, but the foundries continue to pollu

u. s. personnel, along with coalition forces used several military bases across iraq. since the u. s . led invasion in 2003 to depose saddam hussein. the foreign forces played a major role in the fight against i, sil, which occupied some parts of a rock before its defeat in 2017. now with the resurgence of iceland sleeper cells in some areas, as well as iranian intervention. the question is whether the pentagons mission shift will have an operational impact man without through a heads al jazeera, but that more than $100.00 ranger refugees who spent almost a month drift at sea in a damage boat. and now in quarantine in indonesia, group made up mostly of women and children was allowed to just embark and ha and they will be moved into him to temporary housing. once health checks have been completed, indonesia initially planned to turn the boat away but allowed its land after international pressure just got washington following the story jakarta. finally there exhausting journey is now over and the refugees are now safely in indonesia. so now we have a clearer picture of exactly who wa

the u. s. m, u. n. have condemned the killing of at least 4 protest is by security forces in sudan that was shot during a crack down on nationwide protests pro democracy activists having much against the military, which seized power in october and south africans are paying their respects to archbishop desmond tutu as his body lies in state for a 2nd day, the anti apartheid leader who rallied against white will in the country died on sunday. those the headline stay 2 now for one 0, one east. on counseling the coughs, the climate emergencies, the price of going green and why it doesn't lead to cost the earth new zealand and unlikely leader and economics becomes the test bed for controlling house prices was no gold deposit. so why is it one of your walks biggest exports count him the cost on out is 0. smoky skies polluted waters and migrant workers facing a beach. you are just a few of the issues facing chinese society today. but drawing attention to the masses in china could be risky even through perform

s. stage of colorado and u. s. troops and they combat mission in iraq. but this still opposition to the few remaining on the grounds. to years ago, china told the world health organization about a new and mysterious case of pneumonia in wu and cd. now the pandemic has killed almost 5 and a half 1000000 people in the army. kron and delta variance of coven 19 a shattering daily infection records. in the us and across europe, china's been battling to cape covert cases at 0, but now 30000000 residents in the city of shyanne have been locked down as it struggles within new outbreak. and in india, daily infections have more than doubled over the past week. experts claim the country is entering a 3rd wave, but it's a different story in south africa where restrictions are being lifted after infections dropped by almost 30 percent last week. the government believes it's past the peak, fueled by the only con variant. for more on this story, we're joined by for me to mila who is live for us in it came down. hello there for me to. thanks for joining us. tell us abou

s. and the u. n. have condemned the killing of at least 4 protest is by security forces in sir jan. that was short during a crackdown on nationwide protests pro democracy activists have been marching against the military, which seized power in october. those are the headlines i'm emily angland. the news continues after the strain. stay with us. for in 2002 coins and bank notes mark the launch of the euro today is the official currency of 19 of the 27 member states of the european union on the 20th anniversary of the euro entering circulation. i'll just hear investigates how the eurozone benefited from having an official currency. ah, i semi ok, you're watching the stream in today's episode, we asked the question, ok, humans alone in the universe. every lobe is a professor science at harvard university. he joins us to talk about that, but ticket a subject plus his new book extra terrestrial, the 1st sign of intelligent life beyond us. i have been reading this book for my research. i studied to turn down the pages whenever i found anything interesting. every other page is turned down.

the u. s. n u n. have condemned the killing of at least 4 protest is by security forces in sudan. they was shot during a crackdown on nationwide protests. in some city security forces used t gas to disperse crowns more than 2 for more than 2 months, rather pro democracy activists in sudan have been matching against the military, which seized power in october. mohammed val has more from the capital, cuts him earlier in the day, or the impression was that to this day sir, protest was a, a less violent. and the numbers are for testers, less than during the, the, the previous occasions. but, you know, as the day progressed, it became clear that because security forces prevented the protest as an on demand to reach cartoon to cross the bridges into thing, central cartoon or the mate. the major consultation took place in on doorman itself, particularly in their street called shara allow by in, at, thus, where a goals are processed as were killed, 4 of them, according to medical sources, and also sources from the side of the year of the revolutionaries. the resistance committees, it, it'

the u. s. position is that that is a decision between ukraine and nato. and it can't be decided in bilateral talks between the us and russia. ship the u. s. is also threatened economic sanctions against russia if it were to invade ukraine with all of those troops amassed on the border, president putin says that would cause a rupture in relations. in the us, state of colorado, hundreds of homes have been destroyed off to wild fires, driven by high winds, engulfed to cities need. denver is being described as a life threatening situation. tens of thousands of people have been told to leave the affected areas immediately. the strong winds are reported to have brought down power lines leading to several grass fires in the area. gusto, hunger bridge had miles an hour in this liar. oh, the older than ours. very little time to get out. very little time. you been just the motion? way and yes, go process with rebuild was still ahead on al jazeera u. s. troops had ended their combat mission. a new rug of

the u. s. is the worst affected accounting for nearly one in 3 cases in the world. china has been struggling to keep cases at 013000000 residence in the city of shyanne, and i've been locked down for a week that reports that people there are struggling to find food supplies. it's a hub of china's industry and technology, and it's struggling with the highest number of cases recorded in any chinese city this year. the u. s. in russian presidents have spoken for the 2nd time this month and a bit to de escalate tensions over ukraine. the white house, as the call between joe biden and vladimir put in last 15 minutes. biden repeated the threat of sanctions if moscow invades ukraine. let me put him, responded that such a move could lead to a complete breakdown of ties between the countries. john hansen, as more from washington, dc, gen saki, a press secretary for president. joseph biden, has put out a statement in that. she says, president biden urged russia to de escalate tensions with ukraine. he ma

the u. s. is the worst effected comes for nearly one in 3 cases in the world. europe's also seeing a massive rise in cases with italy, france, spain, and the u. k. all reporting records daily infections in the past week, rory challenge reports from london, dedicated, skyrocketing hand coded hospitalisation in england, or event flyer. since the alarm bells ringing, there's an ami kron serge. it's about to crash over the already struggling national health service. so we keep them increasing, especially it of course the pressures are again, my thing week on week when you've got workforce, as i've said, that's already up to 550 for nurses on many more. and so i feel as saying, then of course, the pressures are building and building and building. so what will it be like? and johnny re contingency plans being put in place to co existing hospital capacity becomes overwhelmed with new temporary boards built the house patients. 8 temporary hub, being built at hospitals around the country, each one with

the u. s. is the worst affected accounting for nearly one in 3 cases in the world. whereas some russian presidents have spoken for the 2nd time this month and a bit to deescalate tensions or will ukraine. the white house says the call between joe biden and vladimir putin lasted 50 minutes. biden repeated the threat of sanctions. if moscow invades ukraine, vladimir putin responded that such a move could lead to a complete breakdown of ties between the countries. john handland has the latest from washington, dc. gen saki, the press secretary for president. joseph biden has put out a statement in that she says, president biden urged russia to de escalate tensions with ukraine. he made clear that the united states and its allies and partners will respond decisively if russia further invades ukraine. president biden also expressed support for diplomacy and it goes on to say, the president reiterated that substantial progress in these dialogues can occur only in an environment of de escalation rather

the u. s. is the worst affected economy for nearly one in 3 cases in the world. the u. s. and russian presidents have spoken for the 2nd time this month, and a bit to deescalate tensions over ukraine. joe biden repeated the threat of sanctions of moscow invades ukraine. vladimir putin responded with such a move could lead to a complete breakdown of ties and he was stay to colorado. hundreds of homes have been destroyed after wildfires, driven by high winds, engulfed to cities near denver has been described as a life threatening situation. tens of thousands of people i've been told to leave their homes immediately. the u. s. has condemned the killing of at least 4 protesters by security forces in sudan. there was shot in on demand where thousands of people have rallied against the recent military takeover demonstrators in the capital costume had been proved, approaching the presidential palace. and they want the military to stay out of government affairs during the transition to free elections. muhammad vol has more from or to earlier in the day, or the impression was that

the u. s. as the worst effect, that accounting for nearly one in 3 cases in the world. the u. s. and russian presidents have spoken for the 2nd time this month and a bit to de escalate tensions of ukraine. joe biden repeated the threat of sanctions at moscow invades ukraine. vladimir putin responded that such a move could lead to a complete breakdown of ties in the us state of colorado. hundreds of homes have been destroyed after wildfires driven by high winds in gulf to cities near denver being described as a life threatening situation. tens of thousands of people have been told to evacuate immediately. a group of refugees who spent days at sea at a damaged boat have been rescued by indonesian authorities. the boat was towed by a navy ship off the coast of archie, province, $100.00. 5 people, mainly women and children in box, and the port city is claimed. ok, but they've been given temporary accommodation. they have been trying to reach malaysian or human rights group as accusing government forces in northwest min, mom of killing civilians and destroying their homes. john video

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the u. s. and russian presidents have spoken for the 2nd time this month in a bed to deescalate tensions over ukraine. the white house says the call between joe biden and vladimir putin last at 50 minutes. they held a virtual summit on december the 7th, and vowed to stay in contact and the issue. russia has repeatedly denied its planning to invade its neighbor, despite massing tens of thousands of troops along the border. john engineers live 1st in washington, d. c. john, give us the details of this conversation that took place between putin and biden. well, it was a 50 minute talk. it was the 2nd one this month after a previous conversation on december 7th, and each side laid out their diplomatic positions ahead of lower level talks in europe. next month. that white house put out a statement in which jen, saki, the press, secretary said, president biden urged russia to deescalate tensions with ukraine. he made clear that the united states and its allies and partners will respond decisively of

the u. s. is condemned the killing of at least all protested by security forces in to dawn and shot in alderman, where thousands of people rallied against military involvement and politics. al jazeera has been told that an agreement to revive iran's nuclear deal with well, powers is still far off. sources close to the negotiations. say there is deep disagreements surrounding to horizons demand that us sanction being lifted immediately. a group of wrangler refugees who spent days at sea in a damaged boat have been rescued by indonesian authorities. the boat was towed by a navy ship off the coast of ha province, a 120 people, mainly women and children disembarked in the poor city of crew k why they've been given temporary accommodation. they were trying to reach malaysia. okay. those you had lines coming up next is witness. stay with us. january on that just so i here we look back on you as president joe biden dealing office 12 months on from the capital building by be part of the stream. enjoy.

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the u. s. and russian presidents have spoken for the 2nd time this month, and a bed to de escalate tensions over ukraine. joe biden told vladimir pierson the u. s. would respond decisively if russia invited ukraine. john hendrick has the latest from washington. jen, saki, the press. secretary for president, joseph biden has put out a statement in that she says, president biden urged russia to deescalate tensions with ukraine. he made clear that the united states and its allies and partners will respond decisively if russia further invades ukraine. president biden also expressed support for diplomacy, and it goes on to say, the president reiterated that substantial progress. and these dialogues can occur only in an environment of de escalation rather than escalation, global current of ours cases of hit a record high in the past 7 days. with almost a 1000000 detected on average each day, the u. s. is the worst effected accounting for nearly one in 3 cases in the world. south africa has announced

the u. s. and russian presidents have spoken for the 2nd time this month in a bid to de escalate tensions over ukraine. the white house says the cold between joe biden and vladimir putin lost at 50 minutes. they held a virtual summit back in december on the 7th, and vowed to stay in contact on the issue. russia has repeatedly denied its planning to invade its neighbor, despite massing tens of thousands of troops along the border. as to correspond, john, hindrance who is live for us in washington dc. john, give us the details of this conversation between putin invited well, last time this call happened on december 7th. it was the russians who came out 1st with their read out of that called owning the narrative of it. this time it was the white house jen. saki, the press. secretary issued a statement saying, president biden urged russia to de escalate tensions with ukraine. he made clear of the united states and its allies and partners will respond decisively if russia further invade ukraine. pre

the u. s. a was the fact that accounting for nearly one in 3 cases in the world health experts, a warning americans to prepare for severe disruption in the coming weeks. as the virus threatened hospitals, schools and other sectors, such as being driven by both the delta and on the con, variance, but hospitalizations, death do remain well below previous peaks. and europe is also seeing a massive rise in cases with italy from spain and the u. k. all reporting reco daily infections in the past week or mass of jumps and testing results can be attributed to the christmas period. hospitals are still on the huge amounts of pressure. war, talents, reports from london, dedicated, skyrocketing hand cobit hospitalizations in england, or event highest since february, alarm bells ringing. there's an ami kron serge. it's about to crash over the already struggling national health service. so if we keep increasing it, of course the pressures are again, my thing week on week when you've got workforce, as i said

the u. s. makes up nearly a 3rd of these cases with almost 490000 confirmed mike hannah has more from washington d. c. well, certainly the variance of the virus are sweeping through all parts of the united states in washington dc. here in the district, for example, there's been a 900 percent increase in infections over the past 2 weeks. now that's a massive impact. that's a massive increase and you can extrapolate that across most of the regions of the united states to give you just some sort of sense about how quickly the variance are increasing in terms of impression rates throughout the country. record case numbers are being registered across europe. france recorded more than 200000 new cases the 2nd day in a row. and you case reported another 189000 infections. it's drawing up plans for temporary field hospitals to help deal with the omicron sedge. south africa announced its midnight to 4 am. if you will now be lifted. government believes country has passed the peak of its 4th cove wave. a