the u.s. city of nashville so they may have found human remains at the site of a powerful explosion there s still no no clear motive for the attack. and holding on to their voice when you group of young iraqi writers keeping the nation s rich history heritage alive. i m satisfied to all the sports including a holiday performance 2 very memorable as the bron james he s up to 2nd in the end they all time christmas day scoring this. ok let s get going let s begin in the central african republic and the ruling from the constitutional court that sunday s election will go ahead despite rising violence by armed groups their opposition parties wanted it to spode and accuse the president of vote rigging rebels also rejected the legitimacy of the government and threaten to march on the capital bangui 3 un peacekeepers have been killed and human rights groups are warning that violence could reach levels last seen in 2013 when thousands of civilians were killed in a moment we ll hear fro
a new generation trying to write their place in the history. of. one of the world s poorest and most unstable countries is going to press ahead with elections despite the threat of escalating violence a top court in central african republic says vote voters will go to the polls for presidential and parliamentary elections on sunday opposition parties wanted it postponed that the qs the president of vote rigging katherine sort of reports from the capital bangui. loral god-i is a driver and shows us pictures from i resent walk trip to a town 300 kilometers north of the capital. shortly after he took this photo as he says on demand attacks and he had to flee he s worried about relatives who live in the town he blames rebel groups calling themselves the patriots politian for change or c.p.c. for the latest security crisis in the central african republic. told the town is almost empty some of the men are asking civilian to give up their electoral card others are hiding in the char
efforts to curb the spread. of thousands of guatemala deported from the us find conditions at home even worse than when they 1st left. montana hamas now have all the support manchester united concede later as they are held to drop by fellow premier league title chases left the city. we begin with the central african republic and the ruling from the constitutional court that sunday s election will go ahead despite rising violence by armed groups opposition parties want it to spondon accuse the president of vote rigging rebels also rejected the missi of the government oppression demands on the careful body 3 un peacekeepers have been killed and rights groups are warning that violence could reach their goals last seen in 2013 and thousands of civilians were killed catherine stories in the capital bongi with the latest. we have spoken to u.n. officials who say that 80 percent of the country if they cannot force people to go to vote they say that all the process of the laptop proc
starts across the european union as cases of a new coronavirus variant increase. and an emotional homecoming for guatemalan deportees from the us to find conditions in the country are even worse than when they left. and on time how much not all the support manchester united concede later as they re held to a draw by fellow premier league title chases last the city. one of the world s poorest and most unstable countries is going to press ahead with elections despite the threat of escalating violence a top course in central african republic says voters will go to the polls for presidential and parliamentary elections on sunday the opposition parties wanted the election postponed and the queues the president of vote rigging catherine sawyer reports from the capital bangui. laurel is a driver and shows us pictures from i resent walk trip to a town 300 kilometers north of the capital. shortly after you took this photo he says on demand attacks and he had to flee he s worried about
this year describes how the conditions who fled are now even worse. millions of americans will lose their unemployment support payments within hours unless president trump signs a coronavirus relief and spending bill it was considered a done deal until trump suddenly objected to the amount of money that will be sent to most americans there ought to be $600.00 payments the president thinks that should be increased to 2000 as he holds out wide ranging benefits hang in the balance jordan joins us live now from washington d.c. right so just talk us through what s likely to happen if trump doesn t sign off on this package. well the short version is that everyone who had been receiving unemployment benefits through this week won t be getting them next week and that s because even if the president were to sign this bill on sunday or on monday well the whole process has essentially stopped and it would take the federal government in coordination with state governments some time to re