they don't have early douglas new york. now we are not only struggling with hunger, we also money to the man. if we cannot return the money and he comes to get my daughter, what will happen? i would rather die than let him take her. despite a taliban ban on forced marriages, the practice is continuing with many afghans unable to afford even basic goods. a payment from a perspective, grooms family can amount to the difference between life and death. in some cases, families are now also giving up their sons heartbreak. so it's the right time for the humanity in community to stand up. and steve, the people of a man's down pleasure. in another part of the camp her meet, abdullah says he too is desperate for money to treat his chronically ill wife pregnant with their 5th child. 3 years ago he received a down payment for his eldest daughter. now 7 to be married when she's older, but he needs the money now. worth the dear do now, while arthur, i have another daughter, i'm even willing to sell her because i need to buy food and med

new york is march. the arrival of 2022 with the famous bomb dropped in time square. only 15000 people were allowed to join in the party due to searching ami con cases. a wild fi that swept through several times in the us state of colorado has largely burned itself out. almost a 1000 homes have been destroyed. tens of thousands of people have been forced to flee it so far. there have been no reported debts and north korean leader kim jung own has laid out. he's a new plan for the country without making any specific comments about the u. s. or south korea. same media is reporting his main goals are economic development and improving people's lives. as the headlines, the news continues here on al jazeera. after the listening post to stay with us on counseling, the coffee, primary emergency, the price of going green and why it doesn't need to cost the urban ceilings and unlikely mute or an economics becomes the test bed for controlling those prices was no goal deposit wise at one of your walks biggest exports counting the cost on algae 0. the paper here on the yard, we u

york, airports about 75 to 90 percent of all flights just here in the new york area airport. so it's a certainly a storm that is certainly living up to its billing. how long are the weather experts they gave expecting it to hang around this very, very big area from where you are up towards boston. yeah, it's coming over us now. here in new york city, it's also is going over new jersey and parts of pennsylvania, but whether officials are telling us and it's slowly moving north east. and so it's hitting boston right now. but because of the contours of the northeast coastline, they're getting hit really hard up there. and it's not until depending on where you are in the northeast, just a big area. not until later this evening, later, saturday evening, local time that some areas will see the worst storm surge and the worst amount of snow coming down. so if you're up in those folks that are up in the northeast of the us, particularly new england, massachusetts area and further north, they're going to be getting this through the evening of saturday, going into sunday. and that's wh

this is a big, big winter storm, new york state on a state of emergency as well as new jersey. this is a storm that's coming right up through the north east of the united states. they're expecting a lot of power outages like i mentioned, affecting tens of millions of people, but it's even hitting or harder even north of me in the state of massachusetts. there they are expecting up to wait for this 60 centimeters at 60 centimeters or more of snow in boston, massachusetts. here new york city could be seeing around 30 centimeters of snow. a major, major storm here. not a lot of people out on the streets, as you can tell, there are some tourists, lots of things are close, amtrak, the major rail line that goes to the northeast corner of the united states. they basically shut down operations officials urging people to stay off the streets. of course, while they come, they try to clear the roads. but the worst of this storm is going to be in the next few hours, actually until we get a real sense of how much damage this could cause, or how many problems, how much rounding money problem

but in new york, everyone agrees the violence needs to stop. the question is, how before any more lives are lost. gabriel is ando al jazeera new york, thousands of truck drivers from across canada converging on the capital ottawa to protest against the federal vaccine mandates for travel across the us border. they see the policy hurts businesses and drivers livelihoods. jodie vance is falling developments from vancouver. the freedom trucker con boy departed the west coast of canada on sunday morning and have been making their way west or excuse me, east, through the west, that is on their way to the nation capital. and ottawa, many stops along the way. gathering together truckers against this mandate mandate that the canadian liberal government adjusted to the prime minister and back in november it came into effect on january 15th of course there are vaccine mandates now on both sides. the candidate us border checkers were exempt from that 14 days quarantine and there was no vaccination passport of sorts or mandate of any kind until january the

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 definitely need people to come back to new york city. last month, the by did ministration, reopened us borders to vaccinated tourists for non essential travel. visitors have trickled back in to new york city, particularly times square, but not nearly to the pre pandemic levels. according to local officials, about $270000.00 people walk through times square each day during the month of december. that's about $100000.00 less than before the pandemic. and about 25 percent of all the businesses in time square remain closed. many our restaurants look closely on the side streets and it's noticeably quieter. just on wednesday, more than 43000 people in new york city, tested positive for over 19. the num

but in new york, everyone agrees the violence needs to stop. the question is, how before any more lives are lost. gabriel is ando al jazeera new york, the world's biggest, most powerful and most expensive space telescope is arrived at its destination. a 1000000 and a half kilometers mirth. its mission is to gather information from the most distant reaches of the universe. so scientists can study the birth of the 1st galaxies. rob reynolds has the details. i feel almost a month since its spectacular blast off from french guiana. the james web space telescope has travelled, one and a half 1000000 kilometers to its celestial observation post. we're now in our orbital destination and internet be able to make amazing discoveries. from its vantage point, web will train its huge light collecting mirrors to the farthest distances in the universe. it makes its observations not in the visible range of light, but in the infrared part of the spectrum that will enable it to essentially see through the vast clouds of dust and gas that obscure the view web wi

this is here in new york. they're expecting, we're expecting about 15 to 30 centimeters of snow as the day progresses as we are in the really the eye of this blizzard like conditions here meteorologist are calling this one of the largest snow storms that we're expecting for many, many years. but it's not just here in new york, it's all over the north east of the united states. and there's about 70000000 people in the northeast that have received text message alerts that they are in the eye of this storm. it's expected at last throughout saturday. and were literally worried about potential storm surge in some parts of close to low lying areas. and as you heard there from the mayor of new york and it's governors and mayors all throughout multiple states in the northeast saying, stay off the roads if you can. because this, this potentially could be a very dangerous storm there already thousands of flight cancellations throughout the northeast of the united states. and it's having a domino effect throughout, throu

here in new york, they were expected to have 60 to 70000 people here. they scaled it back to only 15000. everyone had to show proof of vaccination, mostly where a mask as well. and this was all because of the spread of corona virus here in new york city. new york has become the u. s. epis center of the pandemic once again. and just in the last 24 hours, 43000 people in new york city alone have tested positive for grown a virus. it's spreading like wildfire here. the positivity rate is 22 percent. one in for new yorkers is now testing positive for the virus, given all of these scenarios, and all of these numbers, if you will. that is why the new year's eve celebration was scaled back dramatically. here. you still saw the themes or celebration, but it was certainly not nearly the numbers or the, or the, or the size that we have seen in previous years. know, colleen later, kim jung own, has laid out. he's new plans for the country without making any specific comments about the us or south korea for media is reporting he's main. goals or economic developmen

and the new york times did precisely this. when i put out the caliph based on the testimony given by an imposter. it was completely untrue, but it catered to that stereotype. it was lurid. it was salacious. it was audio snuff, poor people being crucified and stabbed in the heart and the blood was everywhere to help it. i just do, i'm a fake killer. now. i didn't give him a chance to repent, stabbed him, but because of the long denigration of muslims with both within popular culture and within the media. it was believable. those stereotypes that play unfair are uneasy south for the politicians, filmmakers, and news networks that acted as travel agents for the war on terror discourse, political leaders, the world over have adopted that language. in some cases, have copied and pasted the legislation to surveil and ultimately sites. ready their own opposition. i speak someone who was always against this sandra g. i always wanted to see the end of dictatorship. but i, like many iraqis did not want to see the destruction of an entir

new york is attempting to win itself off of fossil fuels. at the same time, it's taking another major source of carbon, free electricity, offline the indian point nuclear power plant in 2019. this facility alone was responsible for 13 percent of the state's power. while environmentalists long push for it's closure, some are now arguing nuclear power is currently the only carbon free technology able to replace fossil fuels. they point out the state is building more natural gas facilities to make up the difference. if you look at the examples of germany and vermont in california, there are small studies that have shown that when you get rid of nuclear in general air pollution and carbon emissions actually increase. still others say to switch to renewables has to start happening for new york power to be carbon free by 2040 right now. barrier technology, when solar technology, this tremendous effort under way to make those technologies less expensive, more reliable, and we're possibly smaller. all agree the need to keep the lights on and elimina

i'm gabriel's on to a new york city. we're more than 55000000 people in the northeast in the united states are in the eye of a major winter storm and sport, the quarter finals of the africa cap of nations get under way. later on saturday. i was nation cameroon, faced the gambia with the indomitable lions aiming for a fix, the african tied up ah monsieur diplomacy, but prepare for conflict. that seems to be the approach the united states is taking over ukraine. president joe biden says that he'll soon be moving a small number of american soldiers to nato members in eastern europe, around 8500 or on stand i for a possible deployment. according to the pentagon, meanwhile, biden's ukrainian counterpart is urging the u. s. and other allies to take a breath president holiday as lensky says that they've seen wash and build ups before. a diplomatic talks must continue. and for many people living in the east of ukraine, the uncertainty over will they won't, they invade is just a part of daily life. i'll just hear us patty, co hai

and be al jazeera and new york is march. the arrival of 2022 with the famous ball drop in times square. only 15000 people were able to join the party due to surgeon, army con cases. former mer bill it de blasio faced criticism for going ahead with this fell down festivities. but he said it sent a message that know who's fighting through the pandemic. gabrielle alexander was in times square for the show. we saw a lot of what we've seen every year with the typical new year's eve celebration year in time square. the pol, dropping down the count down the confetti when the clock struck 2022 people hugging and kissing each other. those were the scenes that we saw that we are accustomed to over the years. and we saw this evening as well. what was different though? not as many people were here, and that's because of the spread of the corona virus search. here in new york, they were expected to have 60 to 70000 people. here. they scaled it back to only 15000. everyone had to show proof of vaccination mostly where a mask as well. and

the case will now be able to proceed in new york. arizona joins us live from new york. what do we know about how this this case will proceed? what appears that this is going to a trial and the trial will be towards the end of this year, assuming, and this is a big assumption here. the prince, andrew and his lawyers decide not to settle out of court. that could very be a very real possibility at this point. but assuming that does not happen, it's very much now going down a legal process to a trial at the end of this year here in federal court in new york. so a couple questions you ask yourself, does prince andrew have diplomatic community? the answer to that by most legal analysts is no, only the queen, queen and her immediate household have diplomatic immunity. he does not fall under that category, but will he be present at the trial in new york? the answer to that is also know that highly unlikely, and that's because this is a civil case right now and not a criminal case. and in civil cases the, the courts cannot ask for the u. k. to extradite someone to the us for a c

what is the situation like outside of new york city? yeah, all throughout the northeast corridor or we've seen this storm and they're actually calling it a bomb cycle. oh, actually just pretty serious. it's mostly the epicenter, if you will, or it's feeding the eye of this storm is in the state of massachusetts, north of here. that's where they are expecting in upwards of $6060.00 centimeters of snow which would make it one of the biggest one day snow falls storms in about 45 years or so. so they're also worried about low lying coastal flooding and storm surge. we've already seen some of that in areas. so this is affecting several states in the northeast. it's a very broad storm that will be rolling through throughout the evening of saturday into sunday and sundays when people will be trying to dig out clean up and warm up from this very big storm. there's also affecting plates as well, thousands of flights throughout the us, but primarily here in the northeast have been canceled because of this storm. gabriel is on the with the latest

the governors of maryland, massachusetts, new jersey and new york state declared emergencies wanting the power cuts. new york city's mer is telling people to stay indoors. roads slippery out here today. and so be careful with department annotation did a pass group of people out early with the best to be off the road to let yes and why do they job? they clean the streets. so be careful, bundle up, good day to stay home. if you don't have to go out. gabriel is under joining live here on the news from new york. gave of course new yorkers hardy bunch tough people get snow. they're most winters, but this time it's different. this time it is different. this potentially could be a historic storm here in the entire northeast of the united states. so let's 1st talk about new york though. then i'll get to the rest. we're in the heart of time square. and if they say the time squares across the roads of the world right now, this crossroads is cold. wet and snowy. we're right on broadway street here. just give you a little idea of how much snow has actually fallen. as you said, i mean it's not un

new york has become the us epicenter of the pandemic once again. and just in the last 24 hours, 43000 people in new york city alone have tested positive for corona virus. it's spreading like wildfire here. the positivity rate is 22 percent. one in for new yorkers is now testing positive for the virus, given all of these scenarios. and all of these numbers, if you will. that is why the new year's eve celebration was scaled back dramatically. here. you still saw the themes or celebration, but it was certainly not nearly the numbers or the, or the, or the size that we have seen in previous years. argentina is feeling the impact of the new current of ours verin's reporting a record $50000.00 daily cases. people waited in long lines to be tested for the virus centers in the capital of porn areas on new year's eve. and that recently reduced the number of quarantine dates from 10 to 5. and the philippines record it almost $3000.00 covered $900.00 cases on friday. that's about a 2 fold increase in just 24 hours. the spike prompted concern about another wav

and once here in new york, he denies all 3 of those. but clearly, prince andrew's options are dwindling. you can find minister voice johnson has resisted cause to resign in parliament. his wishes to comment on an internal investigation into whether his government held gatherings in breach of college 19 goals, a dean battery, or some london police. if i could find his not leaving downing street now the subject of a police investigation and hoping to persuade his party in parliament to move on from the parties in number 10. in truth, many people have already decided whether they believe boris johnson over what's referred to as party gate. the latest twitched, including one loyal m p, claiming the prime minister had been ambushed with a birthday cake at a celebration in june 2020 in parliament, johnson was asked yet again about his assurance his last month. but that be no parties. and that no coven, 19 rules had been broken. the minister code says that ministers who knowingly mislead parliament will be expected to offer their resignation.

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new york has become the us epicenter of the pandemic once again. and just in the last 24 hours, 43000 people in new york city alone have tested positive for corona virus. it's spreading like wildfire here. the positivity rate is 22 percent. one in for new yorkers is now testing positive for the virus, given all of these scenarios, and all of these numbers, if you will. that is why the new year's eve celebration was scaled back dramatically. here. you still saw the scenes or celebration, but it was certainly not nearly the numbers or the, or the, or the size that we have seen in previous years. still come here on the news for you. we look at thousands of people displaced by fighting in my area are preparing to leave camps and return to their homes. ah.

new york's mayor insists that school is the safest place for children. if you look last year 2020, you witness that the transmission rate was less than one percent inside of school. and how so it was over 15 percent back in washington, president biden ended with a plea for the 35000000 eligible americans who remain and vaccinated. please take advantage of what's available cleese in an asian, where one's view of vaccination can depend on one's political affiliation. it seems certain that that's a plea, that at least for some will fall on deaf ears. john henderson, al jazeera washington. of course, there's a lot more data to consider than just the record. number of new cases in the u. s. is come all santa maria with a look at some of the numbers behind that headline. a 1000000 coven tases in one days of the a huge issue for the united states. but there is a little more nuance and even some slightly good news when you go behind the numbers. so let's start with this, the 1st chart we've got from our world and data. this is looking at cumulative cases of cove

so new york at 6 degrees. but don't get too used to it. we'll put this a few days out on saturday. paint the colors on the dark of the purple to lower the temperature or back into the freezer here, new york minus 6, but it will feel about minus 14 for the u. s. gulf coast, the se stud settled, i nashville, may be picking up a few showers really across tennessee. now to the west. it's really after washington and oregon. more for california. we've got settled conditions, los angeles, 23 degrees. the trade winds are scooping up moisture off the caribbean sea that's running into the caribbean coast of central america. and we've had training storms in brazil, so this is the thunderstorms that park themselves over an area and just run back and forth. and of course, we've seen the flooding towards the north east of brazil, and also the se, but south of that we've got extreme heat by jablonka. you could set a new record temperature by the end of the week. that's it. we'll see again soon. take care. ah, with some people, mary, for love of is it can

he is fighting in new york. and fall from home and froze into the cool, heavy snow makes life even more miserable for millions of displaced syrians ah, the united states and nato delivered written responses to moscow security demands over ukraine. fears over a potential russian evasion of ukraine has prompted one of the biggest mobilizations of western forces in europe. the u. s. ambassador delivered the american document earlier on russia's a mass to 100000 troops near the border with ukraine and says it's ready to retaliate. if the west does not provide constructive on says view i secretary of state, as ne blinkin says, the response was coordinated with kiev and european allies, though no concessions were made. the main demand that you cried, the bond from joining nato or response to russia reflects what i said in keith, berlin, and geneva. last week. we're open to dialogue. we prefer diplomacy and we're prepared to move forward. where there is the possibility of communication, cooperation. if russia deescalat

new york and washington d. c. have recorded their highest numbers of daily infections to date israeli false as of last artillery and striking garza after a rocket fire. earlier in the day. they believed it empty fields and the casualties have been reported that these 12 people have died in the stamp that a religious shrine and indian administered kush me. did i tease or mark you the new year that these 13 of the people were injured? taken to hospital, thousands of people of marsh and cities across iraq to voice there and grew up the us 2 years after top. iranian general was assassinated garcia, city money was killed in a u. s. trained strike near baghdad airport. those were the headlines rob, over here with more news in just and a half now. next is the listening post to stay with us news . ah, ah ah. the paper to hear the yard, we understand that there has been a plane crash on the southern tip. like that was like a 2nd and never again going to be the same most new york name and then there will not be to say not i

and let me, i see said sir, this is an article and from new york times, not to put a new attachment we, we can google it, don't worry about it on january 7th. yeah, it is. h a 8 for bottom of the page and it says a television image of kazakhstan, security of catholic security forces beating demonstrators in our marty on wednesday. and so i quit why the quote in the new york times on al jazeera but it's just very simple, very simple. the new york times is known as a world class, responsible journalism. i. i am not going to engage my new york times article, but i am going to engage with what we're talking about right now as a battle. if i can use an example from out of the, i'll be very happy, but i'm not going to engage with the new york times. i will come back to you is that spring. let's bring us up to day. i hear what you're saying. you bring clarity from the government's perspective. what do these protesting escalation of the proto, starting with the fuel, hiking and asking for so much more. tell us about context on now. not generally the thing, but now both east on. yeah, this is t

i'm gabriel's onto in a cold and snowy new york city. were a major snow storm has hit the entire northeast of the u. s. a military court in democratic republic of congo delivers its verdict from the 2017 killings of to you when investigators sentencing 51 people to death and the battle of the get will tell you why a route was abrupt in front of the price. so base traditional loaf of bread ah, as the standoff of ukraine continues between russia, the u. s. and it's nato allies, the country's foreign ministers. as western allies should remain vigilant and firm more than 100000 russian troops and masses of military hardware remain station, the east of the border with ukraine and fears of an invasion remain high. but as charlie stratford reports, not from the netscape, many of the people living in eastern ukraine already aligned themselves with russia . this is no man's land between ukrainian government forces and separatists fighters with the self declared don x people's republic. the russian bank to authorities and have given us rare access

he's fighting in new york party. and while the public suffolk, every moment he stays, he's dragging the need for families who reminded of the sacrifice is the mean and standing his ground, the u. k. prime minister tells mpg has no intention of stuff and despite revelations of possible locked down violations. ah, the out to couch is coming pools is currently sitting over the prairies of central calendar. it's cold for the science but not as optically. so, as it has been now, that might change from the end of the week, or get a combination of warm moist air from the sas and cold from north of the time being . it's the sunshine. the breeze is not that strong. now, new york's minus one probably feels lovely and he's going to snow in toronto attempts he comes up to about minus 5. so that's the progress. this is during says, day than that cold wind come south again, keeping things below where they should be been or article coat. however, if you're in chicago, it goes from minus 2 to minus 8. the sun comes out on saturday,

so upstate new york into the great lakes. i think for example, in toronto, the snow will move in late sunday into monday. by the time it's all said and done, you could see about 10 centimeters of snow. this is all related to a system for their toward the south. in fact, we could see snow for the 1st time in atlanta in about 4 years. we've got driving rain for the carolinas, up toward the mid atlantic to the west. seems much calmer. we're into the sunshine for san diego with the high of $21.00 degrees and it should look wind is put in temperatures on the plus side of things for calgary with the high 3 degrees. what whether for the central and northern coast to b. c and snow over the higher elevation. so that storm system we are talking about in the us, it's going to drop down rain into the bahamas, western cuba radiance a believe. and for the top end of south america, sunny spells for bo, guitar and lima. but still stormy towards the south seas. so actually pretty much anywhere from the river plate region re to rio de janeiro.

in new york state. but massachusetts just north of north of here is going to get it even harder. they're talking about listen to this, potentially up to 60 centimeters of snow by the time this is over later on saturday. so bottom line is, this is a very big and a very cold storm right now. here in new york city, negative 9 degrees celsius. the subway system is still running here, but a lot of the trains and buses and other sort of public transportation has been put on hold. he's the worry for the weather experts they gave that these weather systems once they start tracking up and down the coast. they have a habit, a nasty habit to kind of tethering themselves where, where the see meet the land is that the worry or they are, they expecting it to blow through, relatively speaking quite quickly. now they're expecting it to sit for a while and that's why they're worrying about coastal flooding, particularly in new england area. and we're already seeing some of that in southern new jersey. so there is defini

here in new york later this year. okay, gabriel allison so ad figures up to date life from new york cape. thank you. now at least 10 people had been killed in landslides and flash floods in the brazilian states of mean oscar race. the region has been hit by several natural disasters caused by heavy rainfall. since the weekends one is 17000 people. that's a flea. their homes was prompted miners to suspend some operations in the states, and more rain is expected to continue this week. the u. k. government says, announced the biggest change to land practices in decades, farmers will be paid thousands of dollars for adopting an eco friendly approach. as we've barger reports from southeast england, this is to be our bill. so this, this would have been winter wheat 18 years ago, and then castle estate. they've been re wilding the land before. and one really knew what it meant. the soil to unprofitable to grow produce is ideal for handing back to mother nature and now a welcome cash subsidy, courtesy of british taxpayers for

sent us this update from new york city. about 55000000 americans that are in the eye of this storm. it's coming to the northeast of the u. s. right now we're in the heart of new york city times square. and you can kind of get a sense here of how cold it is and how much snow there is here. there would normally be more people out on the streets right now in the morning, but not on a day like this. it's so cold. take a look at this, really just pan down this way a little bit. give you an idea of how the visibility is not that good. you can only see about, oh, i don't know, 2 or 3 blocks down this street. here. you as president joe biden says he will send troops to eastern europe soon to bolster nato. foresee some intentions over ukraine . top defense officials are urging russia to de escalate ruling parties in italy. have asked the current president sergio muttered aloe to carry on for a 2nd term. politicians have spent the past week voting to find an alternative, but a failed. 8 year old marcella has previously said he does n

and it was a scandal that david barstow of the new york times uncovered. he brought in the minutes of the meetings between rumsfeld and the military experts who were going on tv was a completely orchestrated program inside the pentagon, giving talking points to the experts who would go on the media to shape public opinion. ah, and you were perspectives were marginalized, in some cases censor. the new york times was not the only us media outlet to turn into a conveyor belt for a false narrative. but because of its reach and influence at home and abroad, it helped set the news agenda. jill abramson was the times is washington bureau chief chris hedges as beat at the time was outside of the media was complicit in perpetuating this myth. you can't make a war on terror. that's what tucked ology. it's impossible and yet we reacted we drank from that very dark elixir of nationalism. you have to remember after the attacks of 911, the bush administration, perpetrated on, on purpose this kind of fear. it's how they ended up passing the patriot act in the 2002 author

i was the washington bureau chief for the new york times. and on that call, enlisting my agreement that the times would not do any reporting or disclose and of intelligence sources and methods. you just start to the washing and posts, and he ticked off the networks and everybody had agree. and the times ended up giving huge play some seriously flawed news stories that were based on for rocky defectors, who turned out to have very little information value about the current state of affairs and iraq. me in 2004, the times published and editorial may a copa of sorts admitting that some of its coverage leading up to the iraq war was not as rigorous as it should have been. it said editors who should have been challenging recorders and pressing for more skepticism, were perhaps too intent on rushing scoops into the paper. ah, the auditorium ended with a promise to continue aggressive reporting aimed at setting the record straight in the us military on leave, a massive series of air strikes on baghdad and other cities in iraq. and it was both shock

the new york times is known as a world class, responsible journalism i. i am not going to engage with the new york times article, but i am going to engage with what we're talking about right now. as a matter if you, if you use mix, in example from out of the, i'll be very happy, but i'm not going to engage with the new york times. i will come back to you is that spring. let's bring us up the day i hear what you're saying. you. you been clarity from the government's perspective. what do these protesting escalation of the protests starting with the fuel hydro and asking for so much more? tell us about cassock storm. now. not generally the thing but now both east on yeah, this is those quite a bit about causes done because because of sound was like a cooking pressure, right. this is people started with guy. gus, i only because it was the last straw. so basically people fed out whizzes existing for 30 years clipped. chuck tried to get for retarded, and resume was really or an absence of political freedoms was a total monopoly, or as often as or by. and he's f

is that to a shortage of test hit new york and washington dc. all the epi centers of america cope 9 outbreak are recording the highest numbers of daily infections to date. and you can do reopening after one of these strict is locked down, the wealth schools will begin again. after being closed for any 2 years and nighttime kathy will also be lifted on january the as to now to one of the top stories in the life of archbishop desmond to to that as his funeral, he was remembered as a crusader of freedom. but his fight for justice was not limited to his home country. he lent his voice to resistance movements everywhere else, notably occupied palestinian territories. 10 years ago, the late brought constant david frost interviewed archbishop to to on al jazeera and asked him what he learned during his visit to the middle east. you said that once you saw in israel, something that was quite attend, the situation is have africa before freedom came to the black people or south africa where in many instances was it's during quite a distressing for one thin

new york is attempting to win itself off of fossil fuels at the same time. it's taking another major source of carbon free electricity, offline the indian point, nuclear power plant in 2019. this facility alone was responsible for 13 percent of the state's power. while environmentalists long push for it's closure, some are now arguing nuclear power is currently the only carbon free technology able to replace fossil fuels. they point out the state is building more natural gas facilities to make up the difference. if you look at the examples of germany and vermont in california, there are small studies that have shown that when you get rid of nuclear in general air pollution and carbon emissions actually increase. still others say to switch to renewables has to start happening for new york power to be carbon free by 2040 right now, bear with technology when technology, solar technology, this tremendous effort under way to make those technologies less expensive, more reliable, and we're possibly smaller. all agree the need to keep the lights on and eliminate fo

he joseph fly from new york. a game is pretty extraordinary . the scenario bed are we really going to see britain's prince andrew in court? well, these are uncharted territory if you will, because it's not that often you see a british royal, sued in us court. so there's a lot of uncertainty to how this moves forward. although we can tell you this, that it does look like, based on this latest ruling by this judge, that this case will go to trial. that's how it's looking right now. a say when will that trial happen? probably not until very late this year at the earliest. and that's because the judge has already set a date of july 14th for lawyers to start exchanging documents. and the discovery process, if you will, that's for july. so you're looking at, you can get a sense of how many months away we are from a potential trial, but that pretend that trial does seem like it looks like it probably will be happening now because of this judge's ruling. then you say, well, will prince andrew then to expect him in court in new york when the trial happen

new york was the biggest of all the celebrations usually. but this year, 15000 people came. they all had to be masked and vaccinated, but that's a fraction of the 1000000 who usually attend that celebration in new york city. also, there is a testing problem in the united states. so many people have either contract it on the kron or have been concerned that they have that they've been flooding testing centers. president biden. his says, bats has said, that's a problem that he will fix. he has made a 500000000 free home tests available. but that still has not quite solved the problem. meanwhile, industries are being hit. the airlines, especially on saturday, globally, 4000 flights were cancelled 2500 of those were in the u. s. and nearly half of those were in chicago. that was partly due to a major snowstorm that hit the midwest, but it was also due to the fact that airlines are having staffing problems. they can't staff as many plains as they usually would because many of their crew members have refused to accept over time. over the christmas holiday rush, also colleges are b

kristen salumi al jazeera new york. the 1st female president of honduras is due to be sworn in short, lacy, a lot of castro takes over from to town president hon orlando, ham. none of these a live pictures from, you know, inauguration ceremony in the people crowding in the capital to go see golf club. mano rob hollow is in the capital forest. we're getting just very close now to what is a very significant day, 400 us a significant day, a historic moment for the people of honduras. if you're seeing those live images, president elect humana. guests are now arriving in the national stadium in the city of there was he alba here in honduras. it's packed full of people. full of journalists. will a special guest. as many people as you see inside that stadium, i can assure you, there are far more out on the streets. many of the streets of the city of the was the alba, have been closed off for a parade where the president elect hour is paraded around. the city. met with the cheers and celebration by her supporters. many people h

new york has become the u. s. epicenter of the pandemic once again. and just in the last 24 hours, 43000 people in new york city alone have tested positive for corona virus. it's spreading like wildfire here. the positivity rate is 22 percent. one in for new yorkers is now testing positive for the virus, given all of these scenarios. and all of these numbers, if you will. that is why the new year's eve celebration was scaled back dramatically. here. you still saw the scenes or celebration, but it was certainly not nearly the numbers or the, or the, or the size that we have seen in previous years. the philippines recorded almost 3000 clover 19 cases on friday. that's about a true folding. crates in just 24 hours. the spy pumped, concerned about another wave of the virus at a time where millions of people as to reeling from a devastating typhoon banner below reports from manila filipinos packed malls in shopping districts. during the holidays as cases, colby late teams appeared to be dropping to new lows. the government had east most restrictions had on

new york, washington dc. all the epi centers of america's cove at 19 outbreak recording the highest numbers of daily infections. to date, john henry has more from washington d. c. every country had trouble celebrating new years this year, but it was especially muted here in the us. new york was the biggest of all the celebrations usually, but this year, 15000 people came. they all had to be masked and vaccinated, but that's a fraction of the 1000000 who usually attend that celebration in new york city. also, there is a testing problem in the united states, so many people have either contract it on the kron or have been concerned that they have, that they've been flooding testing centers, president biden. his says bass has said, that's a problem that he will fix. he has made 500000000 free home tests available, but that still has not quite solved the problem. meanwhile, industries are being hit. the airlines, especially on saturday, globally, 4000 flights, were cancelled 2500. those were in the u. s. and nearl

york. officials say that this is one of the deadliest fires in new york city history. it happened just before 11 o'clock this morning. and this 19 story apartment building behind me were told that the fire broke out just before 11 o'clock this morning. at 120 firefighters were on the scene. at this time we can tell you that 1900 people are confirmed dead and 9 of them being children, 10 adults does is also suffering from smoking. elation right now the investigation is underway, but initial report suggest that the fire was far by a malfunctioning face. heater right now, we know that dozens of families are displayed and red cross is on the scene to help them. lawyers for another joke of edge have told in australian court they believe his recent recovery from cope with 1900 exempted him from vaccination for entry into the country. the deportation hearing was delayed after a huge surge and people trying to watch the live stream calls that the crash, the world number one tennis player who wants to defend his australian open title was denied entry and detained when he landed