jessica berlin is always jessica. we appreciate your analysis. thank you. thanks, brent. let's take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world . at least 29 people have been killed in a stampede in liberia's capital monrovia, many of them children, large crowns gathered for a christian prayer service, a wednesday evening. local media report, that robbers with knives and machetes, attack the worshippers, and that this may have caused the stampede. scores of people or fear did every massive explosion near the town of but go so in western gonna police reported a huge blast after a mine, mine a vehicle, carry explosives to a gold mine. it collided with a motorcycle videos posted on local media show a large blast area. austria has become the 1st country in europe to vote in favor of a vaccine mandate for all. busy adults, the new route targets all residents of austria, 18 years and older, while makers voted a 137 for 33 against a crowd of demonstrators marched outside austria's parliament in vienna to protest against the vote. 70 percent

is for a paper you — forward. jessica, this last story is for a paper you work for. - forward. jessica, this last story is for a paper you work for. would l forward. jessica, this last story is| for a paper you work for. would it be fair to say that jack for a paper you work for. would it be fair to say thatjack munro has made a rather comic story about inflation a lot more understandable for people, highlighting the inequality in counting inflation? she makes a point, shut up dust she's absolutely right, if your pot is going up by 20p —— pasta, that's a huge hit... you'll potentially find yourself unable to pay for heating or have to cut down on your own food in order to feed your child. it's an experience, but it's beyond so many politicians's comprehension of having to count things so precisely every week that you go to the supermarket. and she speaks very movingly about her own experience of having to keep track of those prices in a way that we expect statisticians to keep track of. so i think it is clearly something that more and more people are taking into account. i was talk

jessica berlin is always jessica. we appreciate your analysis. thank you. thanks. brent was denied former pope benedict, the 16th face, his accusations of failing to take action in for child abuse cases here in germany . a new report claims that he covered up clerical, sexual abuse in the late seventy's of the early eighty's. when he was cardinal. joseph rot, singer archbishop of munich, we met one abuse survivor who says that he is still traumatized by what happened to him in the church. my numbers, my name is marcus elder. i was abused by a chaplain 6, quoth marcus elton. i grew up opposite a church in bud hope. in the rule region of western germany, his mother raised him and his siblings alone. a young clergyman from the church peter h, took an apparent interest in the family. he invited 12 year old marcus to visit him in the parish house. that is on the bottom, under frontier already at his bathroom on he didn't have to undress much at all, but the video he sat down next to me on the couch and after a few advances, all the blows started to go a little o

jessica, it was it. it was important for anthony blake and to stop here in berlin today to talk with the quad group. ugh, but there's, there are still some del, are the europeans really on the same page in the united states when it comes to what to do if russia does indeed invade ukraine? not yet. i'm even yesterday we saw from president my call in france proposing that the you should also open up a bilateral channel. i'm of dialogue with russia. this obviously did not help projects on the unity that the united states was hoping for. i'm also president biden's comments about a minor incursion, somehow potentially being acceptable to the united states. definitely did not help these kinds of gas and missteps, however, are hopefully what now, after the consequences we've been seen on how this weakens natives messaging. i'm hopefully now all nato member countries will tow the line tighter and tighten up because at this point in the crisis, every day matters and we need to show in europe a united fronts start

o ben and jessica are ready to go home. ah. but one day they need therapy to assist in their full recovery. but at present there's no speech and language therapist in the been bashi. ah, that has been mining in this region for more than a century? yes, in the past decade. health problems including birth defects, a being found to be linked to areas affected by mining pollution. fabian miami is working to hold the mining companies to account and to improve their practices. it's clear about what the for the be done. back in the practice mining companies are not meeting decor requirement on this out of the government. i can say official oral technical services do in order to have sufficient means in terms of materials on how it i can conduct a fin inspections quite to find out. so he needs a positive you'll need to have good level activities. so that from so he said he gave it challenger toward the us government. we asked but the aussie ministry of mines and the chamber of mines the industry's trade body to comment on some of the i

s political analyst, jessica berlin. at this point, the only way out of this crisis is through deterrence. anthony blinkin has already been pushing hard behind the scenes for germany to take a stronger stance against russia's aggression for the you to tow a stronger line. and now he's here in person to push that at the end of the day dialogue will not solve this issue. anthony blinking tomorrow is going to have to make perfectly clear to russia that the cost of invading ukraine will be higher than the cost of invasion. and russia is one of the use largest trading partners. not only in energy, i mean trade between russia and the you in 2020, accounted for over a 170000000000 euros rushes, also germany's largest gas importer. so the economic cost to europe, to serious consequences for russia would also be dire. and this is why we haven't seen a clear line yet. but this is hopefully. ringback what secretary blinking, i'm is pushing for with the quad group. i'm and at the level to make sure that at least behind the scenes, t

was that was political analyst at jessica berlin, moving on austria is parliament has voted in favor of a new law making covert 19 vaccination mandatory for adults. it's the 1st european country to approve such a wide ranging our wide reaching measure so far only 72 percent of austrians have been fully vaccinated against the crone of iris. that's one of the lowest rates in western europe. 137 in favor to 33 against austria's vaccine mandate passed by a clear majority in a 1st for any european country legislators said it was a drastic but necessary step complete. the compulsory vaccination isn't something we wanted, but unfortunately it's become a necessity to close that big vaccination gap in austria. it's my deep conviction that only then will we have a realistic chance, a regaining the life we had before. the corona virus. from early february, everyone over the age of 18 must be vaccinated. with exceptions for those who are pregnant, have a medical exemption or of recently recovered from coven 19. after an introductory phase, anyone still holding out could be find thousands of euro

jessica, thank you. at least 29 people have been killed in a stampede in liberia's capital, monrovia, many of them -- a christian prayer service wednesday evening. witnesses say the stampede ensued after robbers with machetes began attacking worshipers. >> a pile of shoes is all that is left. this is where hundreds of worshipers had gathered wednesday evening. prayer turned to panic when the local street gang attacked them with knives and machetes. this man said, the attack started at the entrance, when people were trying to leave the service. this is the moment people started to run. >> the service finished. there were people going already. >> christian prayer gatherings are popular among liberians. knn as crusades, they pvide comfort. more than half of the population lives on less than two dollars a day. the president visited a local hospital to show support to the victims, 15 people from that gathering, who were admitted here for their injuries. he said it was a very sad day in their country and a tra

sebastian stan is jessica cia colleague and they shared interesting chemistry. one minute you're biting his lip the next minute. you're kicking him in the chest. it was a soft caress of my foot on chest. and make sure you tune in to e tonight because that is telling us all about her new season of you for you. >> does her boyfriend tom holland make a sneaky cameo for entertainment tonight. i'm kevin frazier. a soft well, the girl scouts, cookie this year. what is that? these are called the adventurefuls a brownie like cookie with carmel flavored cream with a hint of sea salt. they say to balance it all out. sales in the bay area start february. first they go until the end of march here locally. >> entertainment tonight comes up at 7.30, but that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5. >> i'll get finance and maybe try it. the new ones triples. they got injured. eventually or indeed for just like the for of news-sun kron. 4 news at 6. keep it here. we're reflecting on the day one year ago that changed america. it will go down in history. the insurrection at the capitol lawmak

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new mom jessica kitchel was recovering from a c-section after the birth of her son chancy and feeling a little down last month when something extraordinary happened a ups driver delivered a package to her georgia home along with this simple, but heartfelt message. >> if this is the it's a boy house. i hope all is going well with your newborn. i had a child around the same time you guys did, and i just hope everything is going good god bless. happy holidays. >> so i just happened to play back the message and saw what he had said, and i was completely blown away. i felt like in that moment was exactly when i needed encouragement. the man at her door bell cam, new dad dallen harrell, a temporary ups driver hired for the holiday season. >> i wanted to truly ensure that she was okay since i also know she had a boy. >> jessica was determined to find the man who made such an impact and she posted the message on social media. >> within 24 hours the video started getting a ton of shares. >> and just a few days later. what's up, chancy kitchel? what's up, mr. kitchel? >> warm hugs and handshake

and the chill coming in, the next couple mornings, jessica. you are going to be ready. >> i'm good, i have the mittens. terry's really interested in my mittens. >> you don't have them here though. >> they're not here, they're in the car. >>> he is threatening to stop rocking in the spotify world. the reason why neil young is having a beef. >>> silicon valley developer john oriaga has died. he famously made a donation of $150 million seven years ago. he also helped build most of stanford's facilities, including the pavilion. he attended on a basketball scholarship. he and his partner produced many of the leading campuses. >>> legendary rocker neil young is putting spotify between a rock and hard place. he has told his management team to get his music pulled from spotify, because it provides a platform for joe rogan's podcast. it's been known to spread covid misinformation. in a post since deleted, he said spotify can have rogen or young but not both. young has a home near lahanda. >>> a bill passed unanimously yesterday by the california state

. >>> plus -- >> jessica, i am so ready to open the city and just open the gates and have a good time. >> san francisco mayor london breed unplugged and with us tonight talking about a slew of issues. could covid restrictions ease up anytime soon? skyrocketing crime against the aapi community. how to change the city's image and even jimmy g. and then why are so many olympic ice skaters from the bay area? we've uncovered one thing many have in common. >>> good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm jessica aguirre. the new covid variant showing up in the bay area is a sub variant of omicron. on twitter today, santa clara confirmed two cases believed to be the first in the bay area. here is what we know about ba.2. it is detected in 40 countries. no evidence it is spreading more quickly or is more severe than other variants. it appears our vaccines will be effective against it. here is what one of our covid experts had to say about it. >> as long as there is transmission there is going to be a new variant being created. every two weeks there is a new variant being created. only

jessica says both cases have changed the way she now views police officers. it makes you not trust the police. people call the police when they're in vulnerable positions and they want someone they can trust. ijust think it's shocking. anna adams, bbc news. aid agencies say at least 70 people have been killed in yemen and many been killed in yemen and many more wounded in an airstrike by the saudi—led coalition which hit a detention centre in the north of the country. it follows nights of intensified bombing raids after a rocket fired by houthi rebels killed three people. in the united arab emirates earlier this week. it's been almost seven years since the coalition, backed by the us and the uk, intervened in yemen's civil war, attempting to restore the internationally recognised government to power. houthi rebels backed by iran still control most of the country. since 2015, yemen has suffered the world's worst humanitarian crisis. all sides of the conflict have been accused of abuses, including killing civilians. the un security council have called for bot

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm jessica aguirre. we begin with the tension increasing between the u.s. and russia. military intelligence estimates russian troops on the ukrainian border number nearly 130,000 as the u.s. sent some 8,000 to countries. >> reporter: among demonstrations of russian aggression, president biden saying today he would consider imposing sanctions directly on russian president vladimir putin. >> there will be enormous consequences if he were to go in and invade for russia, not only in terms of economic consequences and political consequences, but it will be enormous consequences worldwide. >> reporter: the u.s. sending more to kyiv, part of a $200 million package of military aid to ukraine. >> if russia decides to come into ukraine, it will be a disaster for russia. >> reporter: troops are on heightened alert, standing by if nato allies need backup. >> i may be moving some of those troops in the nearer term because it takes time. we have no intention of putting american forces or nato forces in ukraine. >> reporter: president biden met yesterday with eight europe

i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. this is the first monday of the new year and it comes with sobering news. new at 5:30, we've crossed another covid milestone. the latest data shows the united states passed 56 million cases this afternoon. a day after the u.s. hit 55 million yesterday. a big concern are kids, it was back to school, but not for everyone amid rising pediatric hospitalizations. >> here's chris pollone to explain. >> reporter: millions more american children will become eligible for vaccine booster shots later this week. children 12-15 should get an extra pfizer dose as well as those with compromised immunity 5-11. they should get the booster five months after the second dose instead of six. it's awaiting final approval by the cdc. the moves come as children return to school after the holiday break. schools like newark, new jersey are going remote temporarily. others are continuing in-classroom learning. >> my children are going to be in school. >> reporter: but can it be sustained during what one expert

jessica says both cases have changed the way she now views police officers. it makes you not trust the police. people call the police when they're in vulnerable positions and they want someone they can trust. i just think it's shocking. anna adams, bbc news. tributes have been pouring in for the us rock star meat loaf, who has died at the age of 7a. in a career spanning six decades, he was known for his operatic voice and theatrical stage presence. 0ur arts correspondent david sillito takes a look back at his music and life. # like a bat out of hell, # i'll be gone when the morning comes...# meat loaf, bat out of hell — a sweat—drenched rock—and—roll epic that turned the man born marvin lee aday into one of the biggest—selling rock stars in the world. there have been many tributes. among them, cher, who sang with him on dead ringer, for love, bonnie tyler, and from i'd do anything for love, lorraine crosby. # i would do anything for love. # i'd never lie to you, and that's a fact. we just gelled. we gelled perfectly. and obviously, that's why the so

once again, jessica washington to 0. archie. though the us federal reserve has indicated it will soon raise interest rates for the 1st time in 3 years. they were cut to the 0 at the beginning of the pandemic, interest rates was expected to start rising in march to count a growing inflation in the us will be black as a former federal regulator and a professor economics and law, the university of missouri and kansas city, he explains what the rate change will mean for all americans. rates have been exceptionally low for decades from the great financial crisis, and then some disruptions in the money market to cause them to throw money at the problem. and there's no reason for that to continue because us unemployment has is now lower than before. the pandemic began. so a, there's no need to keep the low and be inflation because the supply chain disruption has gone up in the united states to around 7 percent. so it's a good time to be trying to make sure there's no extra heat in the, on the monetary side unlikely that it needs to go

jessica was eventually called into a police station. it raises further questions for the met, just months after another officer, wayne cousins, was given a whole life sentence for the kidnap, rape and murder of sarah everard. jessica says both cases have changed the way she now views police officers. it makes you not trust the police. people call the police when they're in vulnerable positions and they want someone they can trust. anna adams, bbc news. the time is 18:18. our top story this evening: russia and the us hold �*frank�* talks about the threat to ukraine as moscow sends more troops to the area. coming up... calls for better access for disabled people to explore the uk's countryside. coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel: where did it all go wrong? we assess the changes needed to revise the fortunes of test team, after the men's 4—nil series defeat to australia in the ashes. the us rock star meat loaf has died at the age of 74. he sold more than 100 million albums, in a career that spanned six decades. bat out of

. >> and i am jessica aguirre. now, to the escalating crisis in ukraine. the pentagon today put some 8,500 troops on heightened alert. they will deploy if needed to reassure nato allies in the face of an ongoing russian aggression. ukraine is not in nato, so the troops would not go to ukraine. nbc bay area's chris pollone explains. >> reporter: president biden weighing his options as russia appears to be on the brink of invading ukraine. on the table, sending u.s. troops to eastern europe to help strengthen nato allies. defense secretary putting 8,500 soldiers on heightened alert status, ready to deploy. >> we have been consulting with allies and deployments and refining plans for all scenarios. we have always said we would reinforce our allies on the eastern flank. >> reporter: the president spent part of the day speaking with several european allies. >> i had a very, very, very good meeting total unanimity with all the european leaders. >> as they try to anticipate russian president vladimir putin's next move. >> he likes the uncertainty. he likes the am

jessica washington reports from ha, lottie and her family have lived in this house in long village in northern a chain for 12 years. it used to belong to her grandmother, but floods have destroyed most of their possessions, including their wedding photos. they are trying to clean up with a can meet with you. hm. yeah. but when the flood stops, sometimes we have to leave at night canning our children get as like in my lap more than 30000 people across the northern r j were affected by floods. in early january, this was newly, was his home just a few weeks ago, almost completely submerged, and not for the 1st time. communities in north anti experience flooding every few months. the rain has finally stopped and flood waters have receded now as many tried to repair the damaged homes and salvage their possessions. there are also looking for answers. the persistent floods have ruined people's livelihoods. more than half of the rice grown here was spoiled. got it. we're going to get my not onion and be what can we do? we can leave. this is our home environmental group, say, deforestation has

jessica, washington al jazeera look. somali archie, the serbian government has stopped mining company. rio tinto from building a $2400000000.00 lithium mine. the prime minister's announcement came after weeks of protests. very mental act of s argued it would damage rivers in far blood. the metal is used in electric vehicles, or honesty of it has more from belgrade. as too many protest against 3 a dental company which planned lee to your mind, india, western serbia, the government has decided to revoke all license related to that project. prime minister and number and a beat said that this decision is a full stop for that company in serbia. she said she understood the concern of citizen and i, i environmental activists who have been blocking many roads in serbia from november last year. she also said that routine to didn't give enough information about the project to citizen and the government. on the other hand, president alexander, would you said earlier that he thinks that the project is good for people and for him to cut country. also there was the press release from real inter com

jessica washington spoke with the men in the prison in archer. it locks me away until province noodle heater and her 6 children are hungry and increasingly desperate. her husband fazel has been in jail for 15 months and the family source of income is gone to them. my baby was only 4 days old when they arrested vital. sometimes we only eat twice a week, but as i was working as a fisherman, when he was arrested on a good day, he would earn about $9.00. in june 2020, a group of 99 ro, hank of refugees, including 56 children, were stranded in waters near northern archie. their rescue by a group of indonesian fishermen, including 50, captured global attention. but that wasn't the end of it. fossil and 2 other fishermen were convicted of smuggling for their role in that rescue. going along our line, my priority was the safety of the hinge children. i just wanted them to be safe and on land. puzzle says he was approached by abraham a man who asked him to help rescue his family from the sea. the 3 fisherman accepted a payment of about $200.00 each. that'

his jessica washington. he thought in indonesia, archie province, days of unrelenting rain has forced thousands of people from their homes. at least 15 sub districts are affected. many parts of indonesia experience flooding during the monsoon season from november to march. but some people here hold on to 0. they have never seen floods like this about our landline, this time it's really bad. we are taking refuge. some of us are going to our relatives houses because the war is up to 2 meters high in our homes. local authorities are providing food and other essentials. only is legal fees, i believe we have resources in our warehouses and so far it's still enough. we distributing it to the people today and tomorrow. he says it is difficult to know how many people are impacted by the floods due to communications being affected. logan will hear the number of people taking refuge is in the thousands. we do have some issues because many areas are currently experiencing blackouts. thousands of homes have been damaged

jessica washington met some of them in indonesia as a province. it locks me away in north archie. these children are now safe after surviving a dangerous journey at sea for more than a month. many of them miss their loved ones. some asked if they could use our phones to call home. this young girl tells her family about a fellow passenger who died on the boat. i saw them put her body in a sack with a heavy rock. she says, i saw them throw her into the seal of the 105 ro hanger. refugees staying here, nearly half our children. around 2 weeks after their arrival in indonesia, the rank of refugees have been vaccinated and completed their initial health checks with their daily needs being met. the focus is now on trying to gain a clearer picture of the individuals in this group and helping them make contact with their families. of to spending 10 days in quarantine, they are now able to share their stories. this 13 year old says the journey was terrifying. now sometimes the bows would tilt so much, we felt like we were drowning. wow. she says her parents wanted her to leave the refugee

jessica is holding down the fort here. >> yes. >> you're in l.a. >> janelle is in beijing, and i'm in lamp. >> why am i here? >> you're the glue that keeps it all together. >> i feel like i should be at the halftime show. >> what's coming up at 5:30? >> a lots going on. have you gotten one of those covid tests at one of those clinics. are they even legit? we uncover another questionable location. this one in san francisco, and the city attorney is getting involved. >> plus, omicron appears to be on the way out. but what's the next variant to worry about? we get answers from the covid experts. >> and after a year of intense challenges, president biden finds himself with a new one to begin his second year in office. >> one thing if it's a minor incursion and we end up having to fight about what to do and not do. >> how he's clarifying remarks he made about russia. >> good thursday, everyone. the news at 5:30 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. another company running pop-up covid test sites is under investigation this evening. today, san francis

jessica washington al jazeera jakarta. now beaches in gonna have reopened 2 years after being closed off to the public because if the pandemic, but now only people who vaccinated are allowed to go back there for tory gate and be reports. ah, the pleasure. beach resulting, gone is capital i cry is once again welcoming visitors. beaches across the country were placed to the public in march 2020 because of clothing. 19 people here were thankful to be back and eager to make up for lost time. don't go out. lodge. could they be there thursday at lol. i think that very day in that new year we decided to come and have fun year by we all devin. every protocol li, strict rules are in place only vaccinated people who are allowed on to the beach in there were plenty of police officers around to ensure compliance. but for those not yet vaccinated all is not lost. a temporary vaccination center is operating just outside the resort. once people have had that job, they're allowed on to the beach organizes safety initiative has been a big

jessica washington, out a 0. look somali archie with the front prime minister. it says the country's 5th wave of corona virus case is showing signs of waning machine cast. x warned that hospitals remain under pressure . the government plans to keep restrictions in place for 12 more days. a new vaccine boss will come into effect on monday. it'll bother unvaccinated from restaurants, sports arenas, public transport, and many other venues. better me, does these are g. the evolution of the situation allows us to envisage and easing of the constraints from the beginning of february. we can consider it because we will have at our disposal very soon, a new tool, the vaccination pass, which the law makers have bought to approve that thomas yon, you bet, said day the transformation of the health passed into a vaccine passes unnecessary and coherent development. it's necessary if we want to preserve and on crease or vaccination coverage in the event of new variance. it's coherence because it clearly puts constraints on the on vaccinated. and therefore, we will be able to

jessica, tennessee. anthony blue u. s. secretary of state, lincoln argues that what present couldn't, has done over the past couple of years has only speeded up everything that couldn't would like to prevent on which basis does blink and make such comments. do you think, president bush and putin has been devoting all the last years to strengthen russian sovereignty, which is constantly under attack by the west? those are attacks on all fronts. direct military to terrance information attack, soft power mechanism, and others is a shame that someone thinks that russia is in the pocket of the west. much of what is being said, today's connected with escalating tensions around the russian federation. so as you see it out, say gayla rob and his press conference today, pulling absolutely no punches. as regards the western nato is poured out the hypocrisy of nate, so purporting to stand up for human rights. however, than supporting a bloody cruise and color revolutions as it were, as regards what happens in ukraine and does not,

jessica washington, out to sarah and shay. for decades ch lands have been told that the original inhabitants of patagonia world but extinct. but the sentence of 2 indigenous groups have come forward to the mind recognition in latin america to the seeing human, let them empty at their flight or this little archipelago, near the tip of cape horn, is known as the end of the world for 7000 years. it was inhabited by the janish and nomadic people who walked barefoot and you seal and whatnot. gaskins to keep warm. 135 kilometers north lived the south. none. a people so tall that the 1st european explorers named the region patagonia, meaning land of bypass or long legs. to day replicas of the silken anson, full spiritual body paint had become fashionable as souvenirs of a people who are presumed extinct. except they aren't. now self nuns are finally coming out to demand recognition even from the fact that it's a southerly speaker for history that we often heard from our grandchildren. out of shame, it's painful to recognise though we

jessica parker, bbc news, in belgium. a tearful adele has taken to social media to announce the postponement of her entire las vegas residency. the pop—star was due to play the first of 2a planned shows at caesars palace's on friday and forecast to make more than $679,000 per performance. adele apologised to fans and promised the shows would be rescheduled. i'm so sorry, but... ..my show ain't ready. we've tried absolutely everything that we can to put it together in time and for it to be good enough for you, but we've been absolutely destroyed by delivery delays and covid. half my crew, half my team are down with covid. they still are. and it's been impossible to finish the show. and i can't give you what i have right now. and i'm gutted. a lot of disappointed fans who had purchased tickets to go and see adele in las vegas. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbcnuala hello again. thursday was a fairly chilly day, temperatures about 2—3 degrees below average forjanuary, but for many of us, we had sparkling blue skie

jessica washington, out to sarah. ha. it's 50 years since bloody sunday. the day british troops shot 26 unarmed, protested the northern ireland, killing 14 of them. it was one of the darkest moments of what became known as the troubles sectarian conflict lasting more than 30 years. and his address, chappelle reports, families are still seeking answers you. this photograph was taken back. it's been 50 years since kate last heard her brother's stroke. his guitar to music on the radio startup. at the age of 19 william was killed by the british army. his death became part of a cover up by the british government. that absolutely should never have happened am and, and even at that, ah, it should have been dealt with a long, long time ago at she had not been covered up. well, always muslim. always muslim law on january 30th, 1972 british paratroopers open fire normal civil rights demonstrators in protesting against tribute without trial and discrimination against catholics. the minority community who wanted northern ireland out of the u. k. and for unity with the

jessica, washington out a 0 look somali ha! the funeral for molly's for president abraham bouquet to has taken place on the capital bomber co. he died on sunday at the age of 76, k, to lead molly for 7 years, but was forced from power in 2020 by the military, following huge antique government protests on the zeros nicholas hark reports now from darker in neighboring cellar gall, his body is being transported in this military camp where he is receiving the national honors, ironically by the military agent that had toppled him in 2020 and had kept and kept him in house arrest. now he suffered a minor stroke just after he was toppled. he allen similitude didn't to leave the country for for treatment. and it seems that there's been some complication in his health, but but lead to his death for 76 year old. was a contested figure in his time in office. remember before his toppling, there were tens of thousands of people in the streets of miko asking for his resignation. he's been accused of corruption in his time and office. in fact

jessica washington aren't sarah anti. from the apple has come out with a personal safety guide for one of its latest gadgets, the air tag. this is out to several women came forward to say they being misused by stalkers. the device is paired with the phone and then the user, the phone can get real time data on the tag movements. one woman no discovered an attack and her cause gas tank. ah, coming out half past the hour on al jazeera, these are the top stories north korea has conducted its 7th missile test. this month. south korea's government says it was an intermediate range. ballistic missile that was launched appears to be the most powerful missile fired since you, as president joe biden took office of a headlines, one of the biggest storms to hit the east us in decades is battering 10 states. with heavy snow, strong winds and bitterly cold temperatures. least a $120000.00 homes without electricity and more outages are expected. more from n. b c's, crisp, alone in boston. we have endured about 18 hours.

. >> jessica and matt live there with their newborn and they saw that message. they wanted to thank him. they posted the video online and asked if anyone knew him. the response was immediately. three days later, dalen back at the home, this time meeting the family. jessica and her family making a care package for him and his family and it didn't stop there. mom, jessica, sharing his baby register online and instantly, books, clothes, toys. all after that u.p.s. driver's kindness. those gifts from around the country taking up half the truck. as many as 15 packages a day. and tonight, he items us, they are still arriving, many from americans all over this country, right on dalen's doorstep. the diapers, the high chair, and right here with us -- >> hi, david. >> dalen on that simple act of kindness, his message and the gift now given to him. >> i just hope that it continues to be a positive domino effect and people just take from this to be kind and love thy neighbor. >> we just loved his message of kindness and congratulations to both families and third new babies

mom jessica sharing dalen's baby registry online and instantly, books, clothes, toys. all after that u.p.s. driver's kindness. those gifts from around the country taking up half the truck. as many as 15 packages a day. and tonight, he tells us, they are still arriving, many from americans all over this country, right on dalen's doorstep. the diapers, the high chair, and right here with us -- >> hi, david. >> -- dalen on that simple act of kindness, his message, and the gift now given to him. >> i just hope that it continues to be a positive domino effect and people just take from this to be kind and love thy neighbor. >> we just loved his message of kindness and congratulations to both families and their new babies. good night >> another wrinkle to the covid tonight. a study debunks a vaccination myth and reveals a new concern about infections and fertility. >> thank you. >>>> we have a hard battle. >> yeah. >> words of encouragement and support. today the national head of the teachers' union visited local schools to see how covid protocols are going. and caught in the

jessica washington out to sara and j. a community hospital in a remote corner of southwest bangladesh has been crowned the best new building in the world. the friendship hospital won the prestigious international prize from the royal institute of british architects, are desirous tanveer charger, went to sat kira to meet the team. but the project, a motto hospital with the climate conscious design and build with bare minimum of resources now named best new building in the world. so when we started the design, the 1st thing we realized was the budget or the fund. we're going to be the greatest concern and that's why we have implying all local materials, local craftsman. but at the same time we realize that the people of us in the surrounding areas where villages. and so we had to be sure that they would accept this as a place that they can come for care then to national re by award has been well received by those who leave and work in the area. non, i know we have not seen any hospital like these before. it blends in video

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jessica is holding down the fort here. >> yes. >> you're in l.a. >> janelle is in beijing, and i'm in lamp. >> why am i here? >> you're the glue that keeps it all together. >> i feel like i should be at the halftime show.

>> we haven't heard from either side yet, jessica. they're still up in the courtroom. it could take a while before everything is sorted out and they come downstairs, but this is a really, really strong day for the state. a lot of people, especially as the verdict came this late were saying ah, this is good news for the defendant, for elizabeth holmes, but to have her guilty on four counts, and remember, it's four of 11. but because the jury was hopelessly dead locked on four of the counts, it's really four of eight. we haven't heard anything from either side yet. we're waiting to see if they come down stairs to talk. >> did the judge issue a sentencing date yet? >> not yet. i'm told typically that takes a couple months, and they put it in front of a parole board and the judge does get some say in this. she does face a maximum of 20 years per charge, but typically, they're starked up together. some people are walking out now. >> seems to be something happening behind you. >> reporter: okay, i can tell you what's happening. the courthouse shuts down at 5:00. i lost track

cold, just one of the many light installations that adorned the city in this dark winter season to jessica. ah, these new year's decorations offer a breath of fresh air fire right now. and when new corona virus waves keep coming and people are just tired of it, look much, have resorted nook with the pity. this group, more than 4000 light shows and building decorations will be on display in the coming weeks. transforming the city into a winter fairy tale. christmas hasn't come here yet. russian celebrated on the 7th of january, despite soaring infection numbers, no restrictions on indoor social gatherings have been announced. at the cities biggest skating rink, few seem to follow mask or social distancing. rules who wants to let the corona virus spoil their holiday fun? which zillow chain, of course, we want a change. we all know what the situation is neither, but we're trying to find some happiness and this isn't one major attraction. the christmas tree at red square machine, you know, great atmosphere. there's that great feeling of a new year. lots of people come here and do you, particul

jessica says both cases have changed the way she now views police officers. it makes you not trust the police. people call the police when they are in vulnerable positions and they want someone they can trust. ijust think it's shocking. anna adams, bbc news. a man has been charged with murder and attempted murder, following an attack on a married couple in their 80s at their home near shirebrook, in derbyshire. freda walker died and her 88—year—old husband, kenneth walker, suffered life—threatening injuries. the couple were found by a neighbour on saturday. vasile culea has been remanded in custody. a british man has been shot and killed while visiting his girlfriend in the united states. matthew willson from surrey, was found in bed with a single gunshot wound to the head. police were called on 16january after neighbours in brookhaven, georgia reported hearing multiple shots being fired. local police said the shooting was "random" and involved the "reckless discharge of firearms". from today, some covid restrictions are easing in wales and northern ire