the saudis are not having to go around with the bigging bow to other bits of the middle east who have the rockets that they need. i suspect that what you're looking at is a robber. colder climate, towards saudi lease, from washington d. c. my suspect or so therefore from i haven't gone into the details of the saudis . did i any a wrong doing? and they say, actually they're the army. when contracts are being honored, vulnerable, thank you. acute that's over the show will be back on monday. when after golden globe successful squid game, we investigate the rise of korean pop culture. 15 years to the day, the doomsday clock were set to 5 minutes to midnight. after north korea's 1st missile test, and you'll then keep in touch my role as social media and let us know which side you'd be on in a war between nato and russia and china. while our officers are facing an increasingly dangerous environment, we are seeing a growing debate about so called warrior cops. the term that i've heard in the militarization of police. this is an app vehicle we acquired through the 1033 program, very free prog

molly: tensions rising in the middle east israel carried out airstrikes on gaza after hamas launched rockets and the mediterranean sea off of tel aviv yesterday. trey yingst is live with the very latest on this. >> molly good afternoon the new year in the middle east is not off to a great start is really airstrikes targeted hamas positions along the gaza strip the strikes were in response to rocket fire on saturday and landed off the coast of central israel there was a sniper attack from gaza the injured one civilian hamas claimed it was conducted by an attacker addiction negotiators are working around the clock to prevent another round of escalations between the two sides after the 11 day last may it comes amid tension of the mega policies meant to decrease tension have only added to the status quo. the eighth round of nuclear talks in austria resume between the u.s., iran and the parties of the nuclear deal iran is still increasing its storage and enrichment of uranium actions that may push israel to act on militarily against the country. analyst warrant a passive approach that hav

with iran potentially acquiring a nuclear weapon and conflict in the middle east as a result of it. trey: general, it sounds like 2022 is fraught with potential peril, thank you for your service to our country in every way if has manifest itself, we hope and you your family have a great beginning to 2022, thank you for being us. >> thank you, same to you and your audience. trey: education was afternoon american issue for state and political leaders in 2021, and parents, it was front and center in the virginia governor race, senator tim scott joining us next to talk about education and who gets to make those decisions on "sunday night in america." ready to turn your dreams into plans and your actions into achievements? explore over 75 programs and four-week classes at national university. your future starts today at nu.edu. trey: year after year education remains among most important issues for americans, while there is agreement on the importance of education there is robust debate on where the decisions should be made and by whom. our next guest is living proof of the power of educ

we're going to begin in the middle east and then we'll go to africa. nice to see we do have a line of showers, stretching from the red sea rate through to the gulf. will go in for a closer look because there is also a northerly wind blowing down from iraq. look at that, it's straight down the temperatures in q 8 to just 14 degrees. we've got some showers around riyadh, minima, and doha on tuesday. in fact, they could see some thunderstorms, a bubble up here, and because those wind shift around the hive, 18 degrees on thursday. so that is below average of the pocket stones smooth sailing. plenty of sun to be found here, a crotch at $23.00 degrees. but look at this, what weather transfer over the golf into southern drawn a place where we have seen some flooding in the past and looks like we could see some more and the days to come. a developing disturbance around the eastern mediterranean, gonna whip rain around cyprus, into areas of the levant snow over the higher ground. and the wind has shifted around. so it's stumble. your temperature has come down.

the saudis are not having to go around with the begging bo should other bits of the middle east who have the rockets that they need. i suspect that what you're looking at is a rama colder climate tool. saudi lease from washington d. c. my suspect or so therefore from i haven't gone into the details of the saudis, did i any a wrong doing? and they say, actually they're the army. when contracts are being honored, vulnerable, thank you. acute that's over the show will be back on monday, went off to golden globe successful squid game. we investigate the rise of korean pop culture. 15 years to the day, the doomsday clock were set to 5 minutes to midnight. up to north korea's 1st missile test, and you'll then keep in touch my role as social media and let us know which side you'd be on in a war between nato and russia and china. with now we have e cigarettes, i was just heard that it was a healthy alternative to cigarettes and do we trust tobacco companies with their message that these new products are actually going to reduce are these are making the tobacco up into over 2 years. join me every

and iranian commander who went to great lengths to combat isis in the middle east. you forgot to little bit him in the classroom. so a money and his associates were heroes in the fight against terrorism in iraq. and they were killed that someone wants to be oppressed, they won't be seen as being oppressed and the price to be seen as being the oppressor. it's all meaningful, understand that they know who is committing oppression in the world. and what the radiant had to say is that there must be responsibility. this is a matter of principle for that that an international investigation must be launch. and donald trump must answer for that killing in court. as i say, there was much more covered during this interview. in the full version will be brought to you. very soon. russia central bank wants to band both trading and mining of all crypto currencies, such as bitcoin warning, their policy schemes that and productively wage vast amounts of energy, along with the u. s. and external russia is one of the world's top bitcoin minors and, and as you intend to process that a

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east, in which it's been almost 2 years out of school. our medicaid, particularly in secondary, at the secondary level. i might just not return, i mean, they might be working, or they have been completely disengaged from the depletion process. for a long time. so that's the, that's the 1st a priority, right? to go very strong communications campaign. gotcha. run for programs. a lot of communication with parents and they are in school. was, keeps on school. we need to teach them at the level that they need today. we're receiving a 5th grader that will have the capacity for the company. this is a by 3rd grade or a 2nd grader. so you cannot do what you were doing before you cannot implement the curriculum of this year, right? you need to need to teach them at the level they are today. will have to leave it there. hi, miss. ave, they're a director of education for the world banquet. thank you very much for joining us here on the day. thank very much. ah, here in germany there has been an outpouring of sympathy for the victims of a mass shooti

they will not be stability in the middle east. i believe still that the also records, although you may say often always said it still half the blueprints on how you can move forward. my point here as we are in january 2022. this is the process that cannot be simply forgotten and it's up to really the part is primarily, but also the international community. and i believe the u. s. has to focus on this to get some process going. well, that's not for your, for your presidency, the security council you called a meeting at foreign minister level. very important, one would think, and i know those cobit but out of the 15 security council members, only norway and gonna send foreign ministers, the world and the u. s don't seem to care well, but that's why we should take the opportunity when we are sitting in the security council reminding the council and thereby the rest of the world that you know, you cannot forget this isn't that one part of this that no one ever talks about in the international community, and that's, that this conflict

manus: good morning from our middle east headquarters in dubai. i am manus cranny, dani burger alongside me in london. these are your stories to set the agenda. the u.s. has ordered citizens and family members to leave ukraine as attentions -- as attentions continue. -- tensions continue. the fomc will be more aggressive than expected. yields climb and u.s. futures advance. plus, the crypto crunch continues. bitcoin drops 50%. a very good morning. we are waiting for phillips to give us their numbers, and they are in across the screen. fourth quarter at 13.1%. this is a squeeze, they warned the market a couple of weeks ago in terms of sales, revisions, chips. the estimate was 15.5%. what else have we got on phillips? dani: we have a dividend per share at 85 euros. fourth quarter net income 157 million euros. it is also a recall over sleep apnea machines as well. as you said, they warned against, and it means higher provisions as well. missing estimates. they tried to adjust the estimates. we will get more in a little bit. we have the phillips ceo t

they will not be stability in the brother middle east. i believe still that the also records, although you may say often always said it still half the blueprints on how you can move forward. my point here as we are in january 2022. this is a process that cannot be simply forgotten and it's up to really the parties, primarily, but also the international community. and i believe the u. s. has to focus on this to get some process going. well, that's not for your, for your presidency, the security council you called a meeting at foreign minister level. very important, one would think, and i know this cobit but out of the 15 security council members, only norway and gone, a foreign ministers, the world and the u. s don't seem to care well, but that's why we should take the opportunity when we are sitting in the security council reminding the council and thereby the rest of the world that you know, you cannot forget this isn't that one part of this that no one ever talks about in the international community, and that's, that this conflict will

east shaped. i mean, been her mother fanny says he would continue to discuss regional stability with vidal, as well as energy supplies. carter could step in to supply gas to western europe. if supplies disrupted by a potential rushing.

we're going to begin in the middle east, and then we'll go to africa. nice to see we do have a line of shower stretching from the red sea rate through to the gulf or go and for a closer look because there is also a northerly wind blowing down from iraq. look at that, it's straight down the temperatures in q 8 to just 14 degrees. we've got some showers around riyadh, minima, and doha on tuesday. in fact, doha could see some thunder storms, a bubble up here. and because those wind shift around just a hive, 18 degrees on thursday, so that is below average of the pakistan smooth sailing. plenty of sun to be found here, karachi at $23.00 degrees. but look at this, what weather transfer over the golf into southern iran, a place where we have seen some flooding in the past and looks like we could see some more and the days to come. a developing disturbance around the eastern mediterranean, gonna whip rain around cyprus, into areas of the levant snow over the higher ground. and the wind has shifted around. so it's double, your temperature has come down. we've g

it will play a key role, but organize is getting ready to host the middle east's biggest ever supporting event next year. i'm for the castle national teams. they get used to playing in front of expected home crowds. bobby hoping to convince both the fans and themselves. so they really all ready to take on the world. ah, this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm emily anglin. this is denise al, alive from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. because zach president, cold days of anti government violence and attempted coo and says he'll amounts to new government on tuesday. us in russian diplomats.

east, a potentially q way. look at this, the darker the yellow, the more intensive rain is also through eastern saudi as well. and southern sections of iran, but that threat for iran not just sunday in some monday as well as this energy moves more toward the north and also toward the east. now want to peel out, give you a wider look, because this is really something that we're going to be dealing with for the next few days, or this it transitions into southern sections of pakistan. the risk of also seeing some flooding here as well. so we look at the next 3 days in karachi, and it really rainy forecast here. so about $10.00 to $20.00 millimeters of rain each day. but we need to remember these areas simply cannot deal with this much rain that fast. so emily, really over the next little bit soft flooding, a very likely scenario in many countries as the storm system continues to hang over the area. all right, jeff gave us updated as to how things go. thank you very much. you're welcome. ukraine's president has use

mary, maybe parts many parts of the middle east in which it's been almost 2 years out of school. are many kids, particularly in secondary, at the secondary level. i have might just not return. i mean, they might be working or they have been completed using gauge from the new patient process for a long time. so that's the, that's the 1st a priority, right? to go very strong communications campaign. gosh, for programs, a lot of communication with parents. and they are in school, was, keeps on school, we need to teach them at the level that they need. today. we're receiving a 5th grader that will have the capacity for the company. this is a 3rd grade or a 2nd grader. so you cannot do what you were doing before you cannot implement the curriculum of this year, right? you need to speak with teach them at the level they are today. will have to leave at their primary survey, the director of education for the world banquet. thank you very much for joining us here on the day. thanks very much. here in germany, there's been an outpouring of sympathy for the victims of a mass shooting in th

if a nuclear deal can't be done, how real is the danger of a catastrophic war in the middle east? mohammad marandi in vienna, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me. it's a pleasure to have you on the show. now, you are in the austrian capital with the iranian negotiating team, us negotiators are there too, but it does look as though efforts to revive the international deal on your country's nuclear programme are running out of road. why is that? the americans are dragging theirfeet, and so are the europeans. they left the deal. from the very beginning, they violated the deal, then they left and tore up the deal. they imposed maximum pressure sanctions on citizens in iran, killing people — intentionally — and that's basically waging war by other means. and now the iranians want the sanctions removed, and in orderfor the deal to work, the other side has to accept removing sanctions. they can't have their cake and eat it, too. so what we're seeing is that the americans and the europeans are resisting. they want to keep sanctions in place, they don't want the proper verific

no country in the middle east is fed worse than iran and now as the ohm icon, variance spreads, officials, a warning and other wave is imminent. wrestle said our reports from to hon. the number of course, 19 cases had been fallen in iran, but the downward trend didn't last long. and there has been another spike in infections, despite better than average rate of lexi nations. more than 70 percent of the company's eligible population of 72000000 has received 2 doses. of course 19 vaccines and nearly 13000000 have had their torch shot minute jeffery is among them . but i'd been considering the tough past 2 years. it's recommended to receive the vaccine to become immune, so that we can protect ourselves in case of facing another wave. i am very concerned about another wave of infections in august last year. iran to call that it's worth daily tally with around 50000 infections and more than 700 debts. oh, but thanks to a mess recognition campaign by the middle of this month, the daily debt tool stood around 20, the lowest in nearly 2 years. but the situation now seems to be changed again. the

ready to host the middle east's. biggest ever sporting event next year. i'm to the castle. national. seems like it used to play in front of expected home crowds really hoping to convince both the funds on themselves who they really are ready to take on the world. ah, saudi led offensive in yemen, intensifies more than 80. people are killed in 2 as strikes one targets a detention center. ah. hello, i'm sorry, i'm noisy in london, you're watching algae zeroes are coming up on the program. meeting on neutral ground to diffuse tension of ukraine. but even after talks in geneva, the u. s. in russia a walls of pods a powerful blast reduces a mining town and gone to rubble triggered by a collision between a motorcycle and a vehicle carrying explosives. so ah, the death of rock'n'roll legend meatloaf at the age of $74.00. ah clone. welcome to the program. you ancestry journal, antonio terrace is calling for investigations into asked rights carried out by the saudi led coalition in yen. and on friday, more than 80 people at believe to have been killed when a deten

east and aiden. now yemen so, so there are attitude towards the people they confronted on body sunday was very much formed by those kinds of emergencies. and initial government report largely exonerated the paratroopers and british authorities. but in 2010, the extensive several inquiry found that the victims were unarmed and posed no threat. and the soldiers commander had violated his orders. prime minister david cameron, apologized for the unjustified and unjustifiable killings. bloody sunday led to a surgeon recruits to the provisional irish republican army or i r a which led the alms campaign. trying to force british troops and police out of northern islands society. we read the terrible what happened because the conflict which was only and just asian sort of periods, even up to up to the ultimate you. 71, became worse exacerbated. and i would say to hundreds of thousands of people lost their lives because of money sunday. you know, more than 3 and a half 1000 people were killed in the troubles,

but organize is getting ready to host the middle east. biggest ever school thing event next year. for the castle national team, they get used to playing in front of expect and home crowds. they'll be hoping to convince both the fans and themselves, so they really are ready to take on the world. mm. i think it is unprecedented. such us sector states as washington is committed to ukraine's territorial integrity warning. russia kind of target and very short notice. ah, you're watching all their life from a headquarters in jail high and getting navigator also ahead.

with iran potentially acquiring a nuclear weapon and conflict in the middle east as a result of it. trey: general, it sounds like 2022 is fraught with potential peril, thank you for your service to our country in every way if has manifest itself, we hope and you your family have a great beginning to 2022, thank you for being us. >> thank you, same to you and your audience. trey: education was afternoon american issue for state and political leaders in 2021, and parents, it was front and center in the virginia governor race, senator tim scott joining us next to talk about education and who gets to make those decisions on "sunday night in america." >> woman: what's my safelite story? >> vo: my car is more than four wheels. it's my after-work decompression zone. so when my windshield broke... >> woman: what?! >> vo: ...i searched for someone who really knew my car. i found the experts at safelite autoglass. with their exclusive technology, they fixed my windshield... then recalibrated the camera attached to my glass so my safety systems still work. who knew that was a thing?! >> woman:

the storm called hipaa began on tuesday night and had countries across the middle east. but its displaced syrians was feeding the brent of it. so listen, giving us another live hands or we've been here for 2 and a half years and last night was the most difficult night. the tents fell down on us and we suffered a lot. we helped each other and we woke up to clear the tents from snow. 8 agencies have said families could freeze to death as temperatures i expected to truck to the lowest in 40 years. and wind speeds are predicted to reach 80 kilometers per hour. agencies are trying to clear the snow but families will struggle to stay warm. and here in the syrian countryside, they're trying to do what they can just to survive this late to storm. i said, beg, i'll jazeera serbia, has abandoned plans to build the controversial at lucille. the mine, the prime minister's announcement follows weeks of environmental protests mining company. rio pinto had planned to launch a $2400000000.00 operation in serbia. but activists pushed back saying, lithium mining would damage rivers and fa

east institute as their distinguished chair of the frontier europe initiative. is on with us this morning to talk about the increasing tensions between ukraine and russia. welcome to washington journal. thank you for having me, i'm looking forward to the conversation. >> and what is the supreme court allied commander, what does that entail? >> militarily you're ostensibly the commander of nato forces that are operational. those that have been called to duty or those that are on day-to-day standing at sea and in the air, and on the ground in ur our units forward in europe. there's between you and the frontline troops and you're providing guidance, et cetera, to carry the mission of nato and the military forces activated. >> go ahead and finish your thought, go ahead. >> the factor is more of a representative for the military and of the military to the nac, the north atlantic council. when we need to do something militarily in nato, the decision to do for it, the decision to provide for is for nac is one of the factors is go to that governing body to get the troop

the storm cold heber began on tuesday night and had countries across the middle east, but it's displaced syrians while feeding the brunt of it wasn't getting a sony or that level. i am angela. we've been here for 2 and a half years and last night was the most difficult night. the tents fell down on us and we suffered a lot. we helped each other and we woke up to clear the tents from snow. here. aid agencies have said families could freeze to death at temperatures i expected to drop to the lowest in 40 years. and wind speeds i predicted to reach 80 kilometer per hour. agencies are trying to clear the snow, but families will struggle to stay warm. and here in the syrian countryside, they're trying to do what they can just to survive this latest storm. i said, beg, i'll g 0. so dollars military chief, has appointed 15 government ministers following a visit by us officials to end the countries political crisis. general a bill for the albert han agreed to form a technocratic government and begin a national dialogue. saddam's ruling council promise to amend the document governing its transitio

east rely on the agency for basic services such as food, help education and jobs. then a honda reports from barrows. they've been with eugene twice in the past. now these palestinians from syria are again homeless. thousands of them fled to lebanon during syria civil war in search of safety. they're now struggling to survive. the financial support they were receiving from the united nations relief and worked agency has been cut because under what itself is facing a budget crisis, they used to give us $100.00 for rent. now it's $25.00 a day to reduce the assistance for food from $27.00 to $12.00 per person. we can't afford anything because everything is expensive. they basically throw us in the st . and that's where they have been for at least a week. they set up camp outside owner was headquarters in bay route and say they won't leave until a solution is found to their plight. hey, at the go see what the owner right is supposed to be our lifeline, but they are not using us. our basic needs and we can go back to syria. many of us are wanted by the authorities and ou

east and africa who undertake hazardous journeys in order to reach europe. now, moving to nepal, the capital is imposed tough corona virus measures. as the country tries to stem its largest corona virus outbreak, it government fears daily case numbers could double to $20000.00 by the end of the month. as health workers continue to contract, coven 19 concerns are, are rising, that hospitals could be overwhelmed again, as from yet limber reports. so she la committee owns a store in the heart of tommy gut mondo's tourist and business hub. she and her family have remained safe from cove it, but the virus has hit business hard veronica riddle and anybody else heard about here hang uncovered has hurt us. people are afraid to come out to know the bars and clubs or close it with her. and even if there were open, people wouldn't come on a veneer, a dance further during the 2nd wave. last year the delta variant was killing hundreds of people. hospitals were running out of oxygen cylinders and intensive care beds. this time, the army kron strain, which is more transmis

they will not be stability in the brother middle east. i believe still that the also records, although you may say often always said it's still half the blueprints on how you can move forward. my point here as we are in january 2022. this is a process that cannot be simply forgotten and it's up to really the parties, primarily, but also the international community. and i believe the us has to focus on this to get some process going well, does not for your, for your presidency, the security council you called a meeting at foreign minister level. very important, one would think, and i know this cobit but out of the 15 security council members, only norway and gonna send a foreign ministers the world. and the us don't seem to care well, but that's why we should take the opportunity when we are sitting in the security council reminding the council and thereby, and the rest of the world that you know, you cannot forget this isn't that one part of this that no one ever talks about in the international community, and that's that this conflict wi

getting ready to host the middle east's biggest ever exposing event next year, i'm to the castle national teams. they get used to playing in fronts of expected home crowds. maybe hoping to convince both the funds on themselves that they really are ready to take on the world. ah, disrupting the parent is unprecedented. such us sector states as washington is committed to ukraine's territorial integrity warning. russia can attack at very short notice. ah, you're watching l g 0 life from a headquarters into ohio jedi navigator also a heads. you sat there too long for all the good you have done. in the name of god, god calls grow louder for the british prime minister to resign. after more revelations of parties during the heights of the cope with 90 locked down fears of a water crisis and tongue on navy ships rushed to deliver supplies to the island. devastated by a volcanic eruption and soon ami plus dozens of us bound flights cancelled or rescheduled, as concerns mount about the roll out of the 5 g mobile that work. ah hello, the u. s. secretary of state and city of lincoln is warning that r

east who have the rockets that they need. i suspect that what you're looking at is a rabbit colder climate, towards saudi lease, from washington d. c. my suspect or so therefore from i haven't gone into the details. i would say without is, did i any a wrong doing? and they say actually they're the army. when contracts are being honored, vollmer bassett, beg you q, that's over the show will be back on monday when after golden globe success 1st squid game, we investigate the rise of korean pop culture. 15 years to the day, the doomsday clock were set to 5 minutes to midnight, up to north korea's 1st missile test. and you'll then keep in touch my role as social media, let us know which side you'd be on in a war between nato and russia and china. ah, now we have the cigarettes, i was just heard that there was a healthy alternative to cigarettes. do we trust tobacco companies with their message that these new products are actually going to reduce these sugars are making the tobacco with ah, we have recently, of course, are you in

let's still to toby on south foot, who's the middle east of north africa, principal analyst for verisk maple croft. he joins us now live from edinburgh in scotland. good to have you with us. what do you make of these later strikes and claims? by the who thes, what's their strategy? when they know that every attack will lead to a counter attack by a far superior military force. joy. yeah, it's a dangerous situation. we're seeing a pattern of attacks. now, this is the 3rd one this month. the 3rd one in 3 weeks. so i mean, the huge is clearly is responding to what they see as increased in iraq involvement in yemen. really since late 2021. i think from active they probably feel that, you know, there has been a military campaign going on in yemen for several years now. and you know, rather than reduce the missile threat, you could argue that the missile and john threat is now probably stronger than ever has been. so despite that, the reason attacks that we've seen carried, i thought, coalition forces in yemen, targeting launch, pads, and so on. you know, the threat is still very much there

policy in the middle east over the past 20 years was a great failure. our reluctance and refusal to acknowledge that failure is one reason why americans do not trust foreign policy leaders. those were serious mistakes. but that is a different conversation. we have a great interest in ensuring that putin fails in ukraine. putin's objectives in europe go beyond ukraine. they want to weaken nato. they want to weaken the eu. and they want to weaken the united states. that is why we saw numerous cyber attacks from russia over the past year to which the administration response was rather weak. if putin succeeds in ukraine we have to worry about our baltic nato allies. the smart place is to provide all the assistance ukraine needs to survive the russia attack and to make it clear to putin that if he sends forces into ukraine the sanctions coming down on russia and we will greatly enhance nato forces on russia's border. but the administration needs to be stronger on the policy. they should be moving the forces to the east of nato right now. they should make it

with iran potentially acquiring a nuclear weapon and conflict in the middle east as a result of it. trey: general, it sounds like 2022 is fraught with potential peril, thank you for your service to our country in every way if has manifest itself, we hope and you your family have a great beginning to 2022, thank you for being us. >> thank you, same to you and your audience. trey: education was afternoon american issue for state and political leaders in 2021, and parents, it was front and center in the virginia governor race, senator tim scott joining us next to talk about education and who gets to make those decisions on "sunday night in america." before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn... claire could only imagine enjoying chocolate cake. now, she can have her cake and eat it too. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? >> woman: what's my safelite story? >> vo: my car is more than four wheels. it's my after-work decompression zone. so when my windshield broke... >> woman: what?! >>

no country in the middle east has fed worse than iraq. and now is the amazon variance spreads officials warning, and now the wife is imminent. wrestler sought our reports. often tara, the number of coin, 19 cases had been fallen in iran, but the downward trend didn't last long. and there has been another spike in infections despite a better than average rate of explanations. more than 70 percent of the company's eligible population of 72000000 has received 2 doses. of course, 19 vaccines and nearly 13000000 have had their 3rd shot. men, jeffrey, is among them. oh job. in considering the tough past 2 years, it's recommended to receive the vaccine to become immune so that we can protect ourselves in case of facing another wave. i am very concerned about another way of infections. in august last year, iran recorded it's worth daily tally with around 50000 infections and more than 700 debts. oh, but thanks to a mess, vaccination campaign, by the middle of this month, the daily debt tool stood around 20 the lowest in nearly 2 years. but the si

they will not be stability in the brother middle east. i believe still that the also records, although you may say often always said it's still half the blueprints on how you can move forward. my point here as we are in january 2022. this is a process that cannot be simply forgotten and it's up to really the parties, primarily, but also the international community. and i believe the u. s. has to focus on this to get some process going well, does not for your, for your presidency, the security council you called a meeting at foreign minister level. very important, one would think, and i know this cobit but out of the 15 security council members, only norway and gonna sent a foreign ministers. the world and the u. s. don't seem to care well, but that's why we should take the opportunity when we are sitting in the security council reminding the council and thereby, and the rest of the world that you know, you cannot forget this isn't that one part of this that no one ever talks about in the international community, and that's, that this conf

ah, away we go with your weather start for the middle east. hello everyone. thank you for joining in flooding continues to be a big story in this region. we side in northern o bond, deadly flash flooding and i think there is the potential to see it for southern iran. as this energy moves to the north end, the east will track it out to as it now makes its way into boxed on on monday, just pulling into the west. but if we put this for monday into tuesday, we'll see a close in on karate. so some soaking rains here to be expected and again the risk of seen some flash flooding while the rain has made a clean sweep of turkey, particularly toward that ne black sea region. things have settled down, tribes on has a hive, 7 degrees in the sunshine, and it's symbol coming in at 12 on monday, through the tropics of africa, we got our usual storms, or not more specifically through central areas of the democratic republic of congo . north of this, the heat, juba, 38 bungie, 34 lagos. 36 degrees has been quite stormy. and to parts of that eastern side of southern africa, we

ah, away we go with your other story for the middle east. hello everyone. thank you for joining in flooding continues to be a big story in this region. are we side in northern oman? deadly flash flooding and i think there is the potential to see it for southern iran as its energy moves to the north end. the east will track it out to as it now makes its way into pakistan on monday, just pulling in to the west. but if we put this for monday into tuesday, we'll see a close in on karachi, so some soaking rains here to be expected. and again, the risk of seen some flash flooding while the rain has made a clean sweep of turkey, particularly toward that ne black sea region. things have settled down. traps on has a hive. 7 degrees in the sunshine, and it's stumble coming in at 12 on monday, through the tropics of africa, we got our usual storms flaring up, more specifically through central areas of the democratic republic of congo, north of this, the heat, juba, 38 bungie, 34 lagos, 36 degrees has been quite stormy into parts of the eastern side of southern africa

east to get energy which we can produce in this country but it's been shut down business administration. i would give. promotion authority so we can isolate china and the asia-pacific when it comes to trading and develop some of our allies in the region and i would do something the area -- we have several bipartisan bills that create greater accountability greater transparency on some of those issues and that hearkens back to my days as chairman on the senate commerce committee. they are a whole lot of things that republicans can be proactive about in this administration and this democrat majorities policies here which have been disastrous and talk about those things that the republicans would do that would help improve and provide a brighter and safer and more prosperous future for the merrick and people and a lot of that is focusing on all the things we mentioned today. >> i will just add to that quickly what john said which is stopping what they are doing and gas providing an alternative. we have done that let me give you one specific area where we have done that, defense. the presid

trey yingst has more. >> good evening the new year is not off to a good start in the middle east. overnight is really airstrikes targeted the gaza strip the strikes were in response to rocket fire on saturday that landed off the coast of central israel, a sniper attack from guys gaza the injured one civilian hamas claimed it was conducted by an attacker and gypsy negotiators working around the clock to prevent another round of escalations between the two sides after the 11 day word last may. the development comes amid tension as the market policies have only added to the status quo. for example the eighth round of nuclear talks and austria resumed last week between the u.s. iran and the parties of the 2015 nuclear deal iraq is still increasing enrichment of a radium action that may push israel to act alone militarily against the country, more and more passive approach to issues that have the potential to start a war could be very dangerous in the new year. iran kept the letter hi what commemorates soleimani the top general that was killed in a drone strike two years ago. >> they w

east and aiden. now yemen, so, so their attitude towards that the people they confronted on bloody sunday was very much informed by those kinds of emergencies. ah, when initial government report largely exonerated the paratroopers and british authorities. but in 2010, the extensive several inquiry found that the victims were unarmed and pose no threat. and the soldiers commander had violated his orders. prime minister david cameron, apologized for the unjustified and unjustifiable killings. bloody sunday led to a surgeon recruits to the provisional irish republican army or i r a which led the alms campaign. trying to force british troops and police out of northern islands society. we read the terrible war. and because the conflict which was only and just asian sort of periods, even up to up to the end of 18th $71.00 became worse and the doctor biggest. and i would say there's hundreds of the phones of people lost their life because of the sunday. you know, more than 3 and a half 1000 people were kill

otherwise, the picture is a fairly sunny and settled one for the most part to run in the middle east. briefly, you remember that tropical cyclone that went across madagascar that is it now doing some good dropping some random, aka of anger doubt. ah, india, a conspiracy theory claims muslim men are treating him the women into marriage and converting one at one aisd investigates repeated miles one out of february on a da 0 china host the winter olympics, but will diplomatic boycott and the corona vibrate, overshadow the events, rigorous debate and unflinching questions. up front cuts through the headlights to challenge conventional wisdom. al jazeera keep you up to date if nation tackle the over. com barrier amid continued vaccine inequality. 11 east investigates. how breaks it the pandemic and changing pace are causing the great british curry crisis . the african union hope it's 30 pace ordinary session. the 1st with israel as an observer state, with several nations campaigning against israel status and person issues across the continent. there is much disgust february on her jazeera.

the middle east, and africa. later on "morning joe," we'll reveal the inaugural honorees on this global list along with the u.s. list and the 50 over 50 asia list. all of these honorees will come to the summit. today is middle east and africa, 50 incredible women just wait until you meet them. with us this morning, we have the host of "way too early," jonathan lemire, mara gay, along with willie and me. joe is under the water. you have an update of the synagogue event in dallas. >> we are getting details of what happened during the saturday service. how the rabbi managed to escape and got everyone else out of the building. morgan chesky has the details. >> reporter: the hostage crisis is now international. authorities id'ed the suspect. a 44-year-old british citizen who the fbi said acted alone. a senior law enforcement official sharing police in the u.k. questioned akram's two teenage son who were in touch with the suspect on saturday. there is no indications they're being considered as a suspect. he arrived on

no country in the middle east has fed worse than iran and bowers the, all, the kron variance spreads officials. they're a warning that another wave is imminent. now, to serious russell said, our reports from tara, the number of coin, 19 cases had been fallen in iran. but the downward trend didn't last long. and there has been another spike in infections despite a better than average rate of explanations. more than 70 percent of the companies eligible population of 72000000 has received 2 doses. of course, 19 vaccines and nearly 13000000 have had their turn shot. mina jeffery is among them. but i'd been considering the tough past 2 years. it's recommended to receive the vaccine to become immune, so that we can protect ourselves in case of facing another wave. i am very concerned about another way of infections. in august, last year, iran to could it's worth daily tally with around $50000.00 infections and more than $700.00 debts. oh, but thanks to a mess recognition campaign by the middle of this month, the daily debt tool stood around 20 the lowest in nearly 2 years. but the situatio

east's. biggest ever supporting event next year. and for the cats are national. seems like it used to playing in front of expected home crowds lobby, hoping to convince both the fans and themselves they really are ready to take on the world. ah, saudi lead offensive in yemen, intensifies more than 80. people are killed in 2 as strikes one targets a detention center. ah. hello, i'm marianne noisy. in london, you're watching algae zeroes are coming up on the program. eating on neutral ground to diffuse tension of ukraine. but even after talks in geneva, the u. s. and russia a walls of pods.

otherwise, the pictures are fairly sunny and settled one for the most part to run in the middle east. briefly you remember that tropical cyclone that went across madagascar that is it now doing some good, dropping some rate in the arc of anger doubt. ah, the step beyond the comfort zone were assumptions or challenge. travel to the ends of the earth and further experience the unimaginable of the people who live it. this is probably the most extreme situation i've been involved in. how quickly things contract award winning documentaries that alter perception witness on. i'll just the euro with lou ah, working on, is it a reminder what top stories this are russia says the u. s. and nato have failed to properly address its security concerns. though it is possible to continue with talks. western pas have refused moscow's demand to bar ukraine from the security alliance. and other energy firm is pulling out of me and mob because of human rights concerns is trillion. company woodside follows energy giant chevron and to top it cutting off the armies largest source for foreign income. for euro

east, he is trying to save face at this point with his recent post backtrack. >> why does he want to double the numbers of -- the number of world cups in the first place? >> money, they stand a profit of over 4 billion euros. it is an uphill battle already. some governing bodies have threatened to boycott the idea of having to world cups. even with the world cups, it is even in conflict with the summer games, the ioc -- they don't like the idea as well because 2032, that is scheduled for the summer games. that would be a problem. the only ones in support are all of the african nation states. because they do stand to earn a profit. but hopefully he will come to his senses and we do not see that materialize. >> chris, thank you. a new exhibition in the southwestern german city is drawing attention to the beauty and the plight of the world's coral reefs, under threat from climate change. museum crowd source of the project from crochet fans from around the world, using just your fingers, hooks, and yarn, they fashioned a masterpiece of handicraft in honor of a natural wonder. take a look

east and tough trade and wanting skillfully my 3 key areas of development who filling up from it. so connecting the world, connecting the future, won a cost cutters, gateway to whoa trade. oh, a reminder stories yeah. now to 0 around 90 tons of u. s. military ages arrived in ukraine, including ammunition. despite more talks in the past week, tension is a rushes trip build up on the border with ukraine. show no signs of escalating rescue crews and yemen continued to search for survivors and bodies off to one of the deadliest strikes of the war. to see rebels say the saudi lead, kurdish, and it's a detention center inside our province on friday. saudi arabia says that who sees failed to put the height on a no strike list. and the top, if you're in military official, says government troops making plans to entity rise regional capital mckelly and quote, eliminate rebel forces. he said, the country won't be at peace until the people separation front is eliminated. security forces in book, in a faster have frontier gas. it anti government protest as people are angry about arising attack

east, and tough or trade and money skillfully enough re key is up to about filling up from it. the connecting the world connecting the future the cato got to gateway to whoa trade. ah ah ah, what you will just bear with me so ill run the reminder of our top story, saddam's prime minister, the landlord has resigned less than 2 months after he signed to deal with the military following a qu, during his speech and upset more talks are needed in order for all parties to come to an agreement comes as protested, clashed with security forces. once again to continue the fight against the military rule that these 3 people were killed. in other news, joe biden has told his ukrainian counterpart, the u. s. will respond decisively for further encroaches on ukraine's territory repaired for diplomatic talks later this month, that will also involve russia and mated a need to deescalate the conflict. now find that devastated south africa's parliament building in cape town is financial control. it broke out early in the morning and has extensively damaged the national assembly chamber, where th

east, a potentially q way. look at this, the darker the yellow, the more intensive rain is also through eastern saudi as well, and southern sections of iran, but that threat free. ron not just sunday into monday as well as this energy moves more toward the north and also toward the east. now want appeal, i will give you a wider look because this is really something that we're going to be dealing with for the next few days, or the transitions into southern sections of pakistan. the risk of also seeing some flooding here as well. so we look at the next 3 days in karachi, and it really rainy forecast here. so about $10.00 to $20.00 millimeters of rain each day. but we need to remember these areas simply cannot deal with this much rain that fast ukraine's president says, his main goal for the fear is ending. the war in the east of the country. large parts of the region were taken over by russian back to separatists almost 8 years ago. now tensions over russian troop movements near the border have led to mutual thre