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Carbon neutral and she arrives in madrid for a Global Climate summit. And sport Anthony Joshua is having into his world title rematch the leader then after britain weighed in more than 20 kilograms the whiter than his opponents and they were as they get ready to face off in saudi arabia. So Indian Police have shot dead 4 men suspected of raping and killing a 27 year old woman in the Southern State of Telangana Police said they were killed when they tried to escape and while many in india have welcomed the controversial killing some activists describe the incident as a dangerous precedent this report from new delhi. Flowers and messages to congratulate them its the kind of welcome. Nice in india rarely received but in Hyderabad Police are being praised for shooting 4 men accused of gang raping and murdering a 27 year old Veterinarian Dr last week Police Commanders say the accused were taken to the alleged crime scene to answer questions but try to escape one of the suspects is said to have snatched a policemans gone and opened fire on the old officers and interesting and im going to start on that but we dont just need to come to the fire and. So on there are you know what i listen to their families and the board i just want to the family of the murdered woman says justice has been delivered now he may have been there and i mean i think this will be an example and when he may not even think of doing it. Protests were organized in several cities across the country to seek justice. Some parliamentarians have been speaking out one called for the lynching of rapists another advocated castration i idea with some with him support. Shine i was 23 when a man whose Marriage Proposal she had refused threw acid on her she supports the polices action and also demanded that all the culprits be hanged. When rapists get the Death Penalty then we will stop protesting rapists should be hanged. However some crime experts say Capital Punishment is not an effective deterrent the killing of the 4 accused has been broken by many here who continue to be frustrated at length leading ladies in the Justice System but several lawyers and womens rights activists say that justice must be delivered only by following proper legal procedures and they say that the stigma attached to rape victims that gives offenders much leave it is the real problem so she told me activists say the government must address the wider problem of prejudice against women in a mostly male dominated society the same persons who are asking for this kind of. Custodial killings and lynch lynchings and so on are actually the ones who are both standing up for perpetrating battery aki and perpetrating but latitudes towards women. The gang rape of a woman on a bus who later died of her injuries provoked massive protests and International Outrage 7 years ago indias government responded by passing a law with tougher penalties for rapists but experts say conviction rates havent risen and others think improved policing a fast track Justice System and attitude changes in society are all needed to reduce Sexual Violence against women throughout india. Aljazeera new delhi. Other news now in fact 2 stories from kenya 1st at least 3 People Killed in nairobi after a Building Collapse military personnel are searching beneath the rubble of a 6 story residential building 10 people rescued so far and then there is more heavy rain expected in southeastern kenya where at least 130 people have died after 2 months of flooding a Tropical Storm off the somali coast is expected to make landfall this weekend the government says as many as 300000 residents have left their homes monsoon rains affected close to 2000000 people in Eastern Africa from tanzania to ethiopia. The latest from on the town a river delta People Living in the villages around here its been devastating just a short while ago we walked over to some of the houses over here we had to wade through this Playing Field which is flooded water theres about needy in the houses on the other side most of which are made of sticks and mud and stone walls have been destroyed peoples property has been washed away lost all of their livestock and also crops as well the people have to flee from here moved to a camp with this place people which is on some slightly Higher Ground just a couple of kilometers away you can see a school there thats been flooded but its the strongest structures that have held up but beyond that the water gets deeper its about waist deep on the other side of the school now and theres a hospital which is now completely out of use and many more houses in this area alone in the last week more than 4000 people have been displaced theyre now living in a camp and a very simple structure is just made of sticks with sheets and scarves stretched over them just a few kilometers up the hill over there. Climate change news in the teenage activist cretonne burgers at the u. N. Conference in madrid to the 16 year old who has become the global face of public anger over environmental destruction was mobbed by both media and supporters earlier she joined other young activists at a sit in protest there are further demonstrations planned worldwide as young people demand urgent action from World Leaders at the summit. Soon that hope the cop 25 will something concrete thats. Also. In the way most people in general and that. Thats the world not just the people in power. Cost in your actions you know the Climate Crisis because right now it doesnt seem like they are. So. So i think you hope that and i know we will do everything we can to make sure that this this is something that can be a lot of it. With us now on skype from davis california as hannah suffered she is a researcher at the university of California Policy Institute for Energy Environment and the economy hanna thank you for your time do you feel that the likes of grit and book have changed what can happen at these conferences there always seems to be i mean it happens every year there is a big rush on the last day to get something signed has the protest movement in the intervening 12 months made a difference. I think its showing that we passed the stage of needing to raise awareness and really needing to effect action and for a long time Climate Change was something that was only talked about in Academic Circles some policy circles and now it really has become an issue thats not just for. Peoples priority list theyre pretty new generation is really birds conversed by a long time and these climate conferences have been going on for several years many years in some cases before the next generation activists were even born and were seeing that not that much is getting done by talking there really to be an act just looking at some pictures from madrid actually the sheer number of people out on the streets quite extraordinary im thinking this is the 25th cup conference and the last if i can say big one was cop 21 in paris when they signed the paris accord i mean is that to say that nothings really been achieved in the intervening 4 conferences or its about sort of just maintaining what was done. So both its important to not get overly catastrophic but at the same time not better selves on the back to manage we have seen some progress weve seen for instance coal use has gone down in a number of parts of the world thats really important not just when it comes to Greenhouse Gas emissions but also to localised air and were also seeing that even though Carbon Emissions are still growing theyre growing at a slower rate than they once were that being said were at a point now where we need Carbon Emissions to not just go up more slowly but to go down and go down significantly we havent seen that happen yet and as we get back as we hit a 5 year milestone after the signing of theres agreement thats when it becomes really important and really check you know what could be expected do you think from this Conference Im just conscious of the fact that we we always cover them they are big meetings leaders from all over the world and when theres a big one like paris thats right but what would you expect out of this one so hopefully now what we see is we see business start to get on board especially as we started to transition away from cool into natural gas into Renewable Technology Business Leaders are hopefully seeing that number. Positive economic case to be made or going towards more Green Technologies and number 2 that we actually dont have a choice that a lot of our business as usual scenarios are predicated on operations that we simply wont use or to do in the face of Climate Change and sea levels rise for instance existing backed or you simply wont be able to exist and so hopefully as Business Leaders start to get involved bedell start to bring the conversation out of the policy sphere and start to affect an action that we really kind of have a talk and Climate Change with a sense but a pleasure and i thank you thank you so much. Now weve been telling you in the last few hours about a shooting at a u. S. Naval base that there are 3 people dead including the gunman u. S. Officials are now saying the suspect is believed to have come from saudi arabia at least 11 people injured at the Naval Air Station in pensacola florida not clear on the most of yet and the base is still sealed off as investigators search for evidence more would share tanzi whos monitoring this one from washington d. C. Tell us more of what you know she have. In fact were expecting a press conference in the next 20 minutes or so i suppose well get more information as you can imagine news that the gunman was a member of the saudi military at this base for training and is raising a lot of eyebrows but we have no indication as you have of any motivation it should be noted of course of when militaries do send people to the u. S. For training its our understanding that theyre vetted by the state Department Also understanding that theyre heavily favored by the military that sending them from you know from from their from the host country but we have no understanding of any motivation as yet how this will get more as the Investigation Continues you understand the f. B. I. Is now leading that investigation but what we know is that around 6 50 in the morning local time reports of a shooting occurred the shooting was occurring in a classroom building on this base and this base is known as the home of the net naval af orsons in some ways and it hosts lots of militaries from around the world to get Pilot Training Aviation Training that we all start around 11 people were killed 4 people 11 people were shot 4 people were killed 2 of those injured were Police Officers that are expected to make a full recovery whether they were shot in their arm and leg but thats about it for the moment we will be getting more information prevents 20 minutes that was another shooting on a military base just earlier this week actually and. On wednesday a sailor killed 2 people injuring injuring another these are civilian workers and at the naval base in poland. So we have to always remember also that this is the u. S. And we have Mass Shootings almost on a daily basis in fact as of december there were more Mass Shootings in the us than there were days of the year Mass Shootings are defined as people 4 of all people shot not including the gunman so everything up in the air right now no understanding of the motivation Investigation Continues ok she able keep an eye out for that News Conference and then come back to you a little bit later. In the meantime donald trump and his lawyers have a few hours left to decide if theyll participate in the impeachment inquiry so far theyve declined to answer allegations that the u. S. President committed crimes by pressuring ukraine to investigate his rival joe biden trump tweeted democrats are trying to impeach him of a nothing and he said quote the good thing is that republicans have never been more united we will when democrats say they are aiming for a congressional vote on impeachment before Christmas John hendren in washington has more and says the president is unlikely to cooperate the widespread belief is that the president is not going to participate in the house version of impeachment the house of course comes up with charges that they would eventually vote on whether to impeach the president that would then go to the senate for a trial the democrats control the house the republicans control the senate so the belief is that the administration would likely not continue not to cooperate with whats going on in the house but that they would offer a vigorous defense in the senate try to prevent the president from being removed from office but formally the president has until 5 oclock eastern time to respond we expect that to be a negative response the Big Questions remaining or will the democrats go broad in their charges or will they do what theyve done so far which is keep it limited to this one exchange in ukraine with ukrainian president in which President Trump is alleged to have traded money for military aid in order for an announcement that ukraine would be investigating what he at the time thought was his biggest rival and that is former Vice President joe biden. Heres whats coming up for you on this news hour we will look at how the search for oil in the mediterranean has caused a diplomatic incident in greece. Also a rare look inside hong kongs bomb Disposal Unit as police prepare for another weekend of protests and in sports the Wheelchair Basketball Team aiming to score points and change perceptions about disabilities. French unions have called for more strikes and demonstrations next week against president emanuel microns Pension Plans more on that european news center here is Maryam Namazie. Thats right kemal it is a 2nd day now for alison and destruction in france with transport schools and hospitals all grinding to a halt and all this is you say because of president proposed changes to the countrys pension systems which could lead to people having to work for longer and it looks like the protesters have no plans to back down. Is in paris forests. When im outside one of the main train stations in paris is the need a lot busier than it was yesterday when all those Train Services were cut there are some trains running about a 3rd or Railway Workers are actually at work today you can probably see behind me a priest and thats telling you about some of the Metro Services because several of the metro lions have also been caught so getting around to paris is very difficult indeed and you are seeing people on their bicycles and scooters is pouring with rain though and thats making it a lot harder as well some schools also are shot next week though looks as if we might have another day like we had on thursday because the trade unions have called for a nationwide strike next tuesday theyre hoping to mobilize people like they did on thursday to go into the streets against the governments pension reform plans now the fear is for lots of people not just rail workers of course of transport workers but across all sections of French Society teaches. Health workers theyre really worried that the governments plans will mean that theyll have smaller pensions less payouts are also worried that theyll have to work for a lot longer and they say that theyre going to continue with this sort of industrial action until their demands are met the government was trying to push through this reform they are responding you might say in a way to this social movement because they were supposed to reveal the details of the plan towards the end of next week it looks like theyll probably reveal the details of whats actually in these pension reform in the middle of next week so a bit earlier. On the news from Europe Angela merkel has visited the auschwitz birkenau memorial for the 1st time in her. 18 years as german chancellor merkel to the death camp along with the polish Prime Minister saying reset the notorious death wall where victims were executed during world war 2 she announced a 60000000 euro denatured to help preserve what was the nazis largest death camp merkels visit follows in the footsteps of 2 for which on the charts of those who saw the site before that ended as well a gas explosion at an apartment block in east of back in town of press of has killed 5 people the roof and an internal staircase caved in off the fire ripped through the top 5 floors of the 12 Story Building rescuers that created all the people they could see in the building but firefighters say the building is now risk of collapse the towns mayor called it the biggest tragedy in half a century greece has given libyas ambassador 72 hours to leave the country in the latest escalation of a dispute over a controversial maritime border deal in libya have signed an agreement that maps out a sea boundary between them in the Eastern Mediterranean close to the greek island of crete several mediterranean states are just going to control the regions on tapped oil and gas reserves. From athens on why greece sees this pact as a gross violation of international. Greece says libya deceived it into believing it would never sign an exclusive Economic Zone agreement with turkey recognizing each others rights to exploit mineral wealth under the sea greece believed because it was known that turkey had already approached egypt and israel with similar proposals and had been rejected calls the agreement a raw violation of the International Law of the sea the agreement marks out a corridor of water between the turkish and libyan coasts that cuts across an area that greece also claims as an exclusive Economic Zone belonging to its islands turkey is not a signatory to the International Law of the sea and says islands dont have an exclusive Economic Zone greece is asking its allies in the European Union and nato to condemn the agreement Turkish Parliament has already ratified it and is expected to lodge it with the United Nations turkey also says it will send a drill ships to search for oil and gas in the disputed area aljazeera has learned that greece has informed the turkish government that should turkish drill ships go into that area to search for oil and gas greek naval forces will fire upon and sink those ships with all the consequences that could carry greeces 2nd Largest Naval base is on crete its southernmost island it also keeps f. 16 fighter jets borne bitterly and special forces and in the last 48 hours that garrison has been reinforced. Now to vienna where major Oil Exporting Nations have been meeting and they have agreed to cut output 5500000 barrels a day. Go late into the night or says and then containing it in into friday and you cut comes on top of very doubtful of some 1200000 barrels a day that countries have been observing over the past 3 years as a way of evaluating a price in the market. In the netherlands castle has delivered its closing arguments at the International Court of justice over several of its neighbors spaced a country at craft since 2017 the u. A. E. Saudi arabia egypt and bahrain are appealing to the i. C. J. After the International Civil Aviation Organization in cattles favor. Has been and court hague over the past 5 days judges at the International Court of justice heard the arguments made by the 4 blockading countries that is saudi arabia the United Arab Emirates behind and egypt as to why they believe that the courts should intervene and over rule a decision made by the International Civil Aviation Organization which decreed earlier about those 4 countries decision to block their airspace from civilian aircraft registered to qatar that ruling said essentially that decision was illegal and contravened International Treaties the judges also heard those arguments as to why the appeal should be dismissed now essentially before blockading countries are basing their arguments on true main points number one theyre trying to justify their decision of collective punishment and the blockade of their neighbor qatar by accusations that sponsors terrorism and its intervene fears in the Domestic Affairs a number of true their arguments is based on the fact that they believe that the International Civil Aviation Organization is not the body that specializes in such cases and therefore the i. C. J. Should dismiss the decision on the other hand qatar through its representatives and legal team have initially dismissed those claims of terrorism as sponsoring terrorism as it has over the past couple of years saying that there was no evidence of supports the claim and also said that actually it was a specific responsibility to try to deal with cases like this that were being from london a bit later in the news hour now back to you come all santamaria in doha thanks karen well talk to you again later meanwhile saudi arabias state owned oil company says its share sale will be the biggest Public Offering in history. Saudi aramco is set to take in 25600000000. 00 for 3000000000. 00 of its shares that would surpass the previous record set by the chinese online retailer only barber in 2014 still falls short of saudi arabias original targets there have been more Anti Government protests in iraq a week after a violent crackdown killed dozens of people hundreds marched in the streets of the capital baghdad the Iraqi Parliament has passed a bill to reform its Electoral Commission the tries to ease the tensions after 2 months of unrest however protesters are calling for a complete overhaul of the political system as they are in algeria as well the final friday protests there before the president ial election many demonstrators say theyll refuse to vote on less there is a complete change in the ruling elite amnesty internationals accusing Security Forces of attacking Peaceful Protesters and cracking down on freedom of expression the support from ben and smith. Most of these protesters of our own to boycott next weeks president ial election in algeria but those who turned out every friday for 42 weeks they said the poll was pointless army remains involved in politics and the old guard linked to the former leadership retained their jobs analysts predict voter turnout of just 12 to 15 percent i dont think there will be an open in for a political system what is happening in a moment is some sort of inertia it gives the impression that something is happening that so many. Of the system exists or look president ial elections will take place next tuesday and so on and so forth but in reality not being changes. There are 5 candidates in thursdays election as a team who he is the youngest he like the other 4 either supported or served in the government a president Abdelaziz Bouteflika before he was forced to resign in april when confronted by mass protests. The army says thursdays election is the only way to end the standoff with the opposition. Amnesty International Says algeria Security Forces have escalated a crackdown on the protests the Human Rights Group says theres been a wave of abra tree arrest and imprisonment of dozens of peaceful activists Bernard Smith aljazeera. Palestinians in the gaza strip of resumed their weekly protests at the Israeli Border the Gaza Health Ministry said at least 27 people were injured on friday some of them by live fire but demonstrations were canceled for 3 weeks after the escalation of violence between gaza and Israel Palestinians want an end to the 13 year blockade of the strip. Still ahead for you on aljazeera a race against time to vaccinate insall more after a means of the outbreak kills more than 60 people also another no show from Boris Johnson britains Prime Minister is accused of running scared before next weeks general election and sport the English Premier League side chelsea of got a massive transfer boost the details of that with far a little later. And theres some very unsettled weather continuing trails northern sections of the middle east weve seen some pretty heavy rain as well over the last few days in particular to northern sections of syria and unfortunately this is the result weve got floodwaters just sitting and of course youre looking at some of the Refugee Council but itll be a while before these waters actually recede the rain is actually carrying away eastward you can see quite a a mass of the green here a pushing through iraq on into iran and of course and snow to those Higher Elevations so slightly cooler sunday into taran 9 degrees celsius and youll notice if you shout just creeping into the eastern end of the mediterranean 100. 00. This is for you in beirut those showers working their way through iraq and around the begin to push into northern sections of the arabian gulf and that shes sweet their way south was as we head on into sunday so probably a wet day certainly on sunday into abu dhabi and also across into muscat time which is generally in the mid to high twentys and then we head down into Southern Africa some easing of the rains across into bowls one of the still a rama not as heavy as they have been and also a bit of a break into more eastern sections of south africa and south a day by sunday those rain spreading further to the south but not a bad day and been still warm with a high of 24 celsius. December on aljazeera as this year comes to an end we look ahead to 2020 and the stories that may shake the year people in power investigates the shocking truth of disabled people in Eastern Europe skakel deciding the future of the u. K. And its place in europe will the general election result the breaks it is she a story of palestinian women rising above part of the struggle for freedom against all on and the worlds best Football Team head to canada for the fee for Club World Cup 29. 00 g. Join us for special coverage of december on. Big stories generate found some headlines with different angles from different perspectives separate the spin from the facts. With the listening post on aljazeera. On the news hour of aljazeera these are the top stories in fact breaking news this hour a shooting at a u. S. Naval base which has left 3 people dead including the gunman and the development is that u. S. Officials say the suspect is believed to have been an aviation student from saudi arabia listen 11 people injured at that Naval Air Station in pensacola florida and we are expecting a News Conference well pretty soon to be honest from pensacola and well bring you that live when it happens. The other headlines Indian Police have shot dead 4 men suspected of rape and Murder Police say they were killed when they tried to escape a case that is regarded nationwide protests over attacks on women and at least 3 people have been killed in kenyas capital after a Building Collapse military personnel are searching beneath the rubble of a 6 story residential building where 10 people have been rescued so far. Carters foreign minister says he hopes for positive results after talks with saudi arabia speaking at a conference in rome Shaikh Mohammad been out there said talks with the kingdom of god well remember blockades been in place since june 2017 when saudi arabia along with the u. A. E. Bahrain in egypt cut trade and diplomatic ties with qatar. To talk about Climate Change already want to return to that and as many people around the world try to do things differently to reduce their impact on the planet so when theyre doing it when others around them is our example emadi woman from new zealand who this year embarks on what became a very public Journey Towards 0 waste. Its a feeling actual thing i think for most Indigenous Peoples to to hear about their footprint in the way that we engage with defile the environment and how we respect that we did this pretty close to 0 waste values growing up but i didnt even think of it that way until the beginning of this year when i decided that i will try this thing to request for one month and i shall share this with others so i called it takes a month of change. Really focused on it being one month and one month old try this thing out and man i really struggled for. I mean i i think i probably failed immediately because it means that you cant really decide to go 0 waste. You have to undo so much of what youve learned ive discovered how much we believe that we need stuff that we actually dont need so i had to undergo a whole lot of beliefs and a whole lot of practices and one of those things was discovering that i didnt need cleaning products i dont buy cleaning products the anymore just dont need them and i was trying things that baking breed and making biscuits and because i didnt im a total sugar freak and i didnt want to be buying chocolate like i normally would find either source of where we can find testicle packet tree produce or grow it so its tricky focus for me i get this really is trying to keep the rubbish bin empty this is some of the paraphernalia that ive collected for 0 waste this year i dont have all of this with me all of the time i have usually 2 or 3 of these things depending on what i think im going to need here in the day and i struck something that i would like to buy but dont have the ability to. To buy without having Something Like this and. Were not winning every day but were trying every day and thats what i say to people who are interested in this journey is try everyday do what you can and. More every single day and at the end of the month there was no question of whether i would keep going and a lot of it was to do with the joy that i found in practicing this lifestyle you reconnect with that. Provides for us how how hot it try to sustain us. And how lucky we are that we have a planet that is despite our great if it is still trying to keep us alive. Just a bit of breaking news to bring you from iraq we already told you about our ongoing protests there will government of now killed at least 6 people near a protest site in central baghdad according to police and medical teams as well this is near to Tahrir Square the main protest camp in the iraqi capital at least 6 People Killed and more than 20 wounded were hearing from police and medical sources thats breaking news out of iraq this hour. We want to look at hong kong now 6 months since the start of the mass protests demanding change in hong kong and ahead of another antigovernment rally planned on sunday police have given reporters rare access to their bomb disposal headquarters they say they got rid of more than 10000 petrol bombs seized from student protesters in just the past week the support from sarah clarke. Sit in the hills behind Central Hong Kong is the citys only explosive disposal managed by the police force its the last port of call for explosives and devices considered too risky for other Emergency Services to handle i think the Biggest Surprise was it was a large seizure of i think the point about time was unexpected to the police. To see a homemade explosive of that nature appearing in hong kong in that quantity. Explosive chemicals often used to make homemade bombs since the added government protests began 6 months ago the bomb disposal bureau says its dealt with an increasing number of explosives and will chemicals used to manufacture makeshift weapons. Place a 10000 petrol bomb seized from the Polytechnic University were detonated at the depot this week. But the go to body would never. To be dealing with 10000 postal bombs but yes certainly the i dont like to be dealing with petrol bombs. In hong kong and certainly to be dealing with 10000. 00 is this remarkable along with with the Raw Materials to go with. More than a 1000 protesters were arrested at Polytechnic University after students barricaded themselves up inside for almost 2 weeks last month since the siege ended at the Polytechnic University this depot has become the king collection point the explosives found at the campus of the teams head during just dead night they called up to clear the sites where the explosives have been night. The protests were initially in opposition to the extradition bill which would have seen fugitives in hong kong extradited to the mainland for trial the proposal was scrapped but the anger has now morphed into an Antigovernment Movement demanding less control from chinas leaders in beijing parts of hong kong remain paralyzed by the recent demonstrations police say protesters destroyed more than 700 traffic lights many are yet to be repaired police have condemned demonstrators as radical rioters prodemocracy groups are under pressure to do the same but said the police are to blind they are part of a movement we stand with charter them with them whatever the escalation of their actions we see always pull for and triggered by the unnecessary and Excessive Force police have approved a prodemocracy rally this sunday its planned to mark the 6 month anniversary of demands for change and is expected to attract a large crowd sarah clarke aljazeera hong kong. The leader of britains Opposition Party says he has a confidential government report that shows the Prime Minister has been dishonest about his brags it plans more on that with Maryam Namazie in london. And thats right kemal never a dull day Jeremy Corbin saying that this report proves the governments breaks it deal would lead to customs checks between Northern Ireland and britain despite the quiet Prime Minister claiming that trade would be frictionless Boris Johnson has of course promised to complete bracks if we elect in next weeks general election he said colemans announcement was complete nonsense because of the labor leader also says there may be damaging tariffs for u. K. Exports to Northern Ireland its a use there will be Customs Declarations absolutely clearly for trade going from Northern Ireland to Great Britain the government cannot rule out regulate rechecks rules of origin tracks and animal and Public Health checks also unfair trade going the other way from Great Britain to Northern Ireland there will be all of the above plus for tension really challenging tariffs. Its been a week since the attack on London Bridge in which 2 people were killed and many others injured it quickly emerged that the attacker as one can had a conviction for terrorism and was released from prison last year he was taking part in a way of Bella Taishan program when he started stabbing people and the attack has led to many questions about the effectiveness of some of these and initiatives as a haywood reports. They were dedicated to helping people whatever prisoners or former prisoners had done in the past jack merritt was 25 and saskia jones just 23. Did in london by postman card who dont leave been out of prison for 11 months after serving just half his sentence for a bomb plot. Carm grew up in stoke on trent he had an unremarkable childhood but by his teens he was known to the police and many here like elsewhere are asking how can could spend so long behind bars and still come out and kill clearly in the case of this individual the rehabilitation system has failed because having spent 7 years in prison he has gone out and committed the murder of 2 innocent people so the system does need looking at both men can was released from prison in december and taken part in a Rehabilitation Program but he was still deemed a risk he was restricted in who we could meet and where he could go and he had to worry electronic tag so the authorities knew where he was can have been helped by Cambridge Universitys learning together Rehabilitation Programme but months before we was given permission to travel alone to london last friday hed even written a poem expressing his gratitude to stand up its unclear whether hed been deceiving them all along whether his violent ideology had at any point way but the attack counts led to an urgent debate about those in prison whove been convicted of 2. There are offenses and those super already being released all are off but what the government calls the desist ins and to think a judgment program which aims to rehabilitate people whove been involved in terror related activity and reduce the risk they pose to the u. K. Bozeman can have been on the course he was in prison for over 70000 hours he would have spent possibly a few dozen hours engaged in any form of the Radicalization Program and just using common sense ever my expertise but just using common sense how can a few hours of untested the Radicalization Programs be expected to do anything when everything youre doing day to day is tell him youre a terrorist of course some warn that it may be impossible to ever change the mindset of those who support the kind of ideology practiced by been calm others say cuts to services and making it even more difficult to try there are many Unanswered Questions as to how 2 innocent people with so much to offer lost their lives and he would aljazeera stoke on trent i will have more from london in about 20 minutes from now lets get back to callao and. Thank you mary more than 20000 people have been vaccinated against the measles in selma and theyve done it in just 2 days medical teams are going door to door attempting to hold the outbreak which has now killed 63 people in 2 months but its just the washington reports from capitol up here and he said this Immunization Campaign is just too late in this small village the Measles Outbreak has claimed 3 young lives from the same family the parents are still in shock struggling to come to terms with whats happened and im very very. Sad for. Last of my its. Needed. Meeting this. Support groups are visiting communities like this bringing medical supplies and Offering Counseling lena chang is traveling around the country and has spent time with the poor family its not easy because you know ts are everywhere and the moment you Start Talking about it. Everybody. Else this community has experienced the devastation off the Measles Outbreak in this village 3 siblings under the age of 3 died they buried side by side in this shed across some oh are dozens of parents are mourning the loss of their children and it will take time for this small island nation to heal some o. Has been in lockdown with businesses and most Government Services shot and cars banned for the past few days to make it easier for medics to reach as many families as possible at administering vaccines the outbreak isnt over but the government says the success of the mass vaccination programs means its unlikely a total shutdown will be needed again however its recognised things wont just suddenly get back to normal and the emotional toll from the loss of young lives will remain in a country like. A an extended system that has. A culture that everybody. So that no one should be left. Without help the poor family visit the graves of their loved ones every day it will take time for this family and the nation to recover jessica washington aljazeera. Well the United States is charged to russians for allegedly running a global Cyber Crime Organization called evil colp the pair who remain at large are accused of using malware to steal millions of dollars and sort of hide it points. Wow. Wow living the high life. Was. A custom i. C. You can call it. Complete to the personalized number plate that spells out thief in russian. Lavish parties and expensive gifts all captured on camera and uses evidence by u. S. And u. K. Prosecutors against Russian Hackers on thursday u. S. Indictment accuse i go to russia and mix india of running a global Hacking Group called evil corp from their basements. Were here today to identify and announce charges against a Russian National whom the department of justice alleges is responsible for 2 of the worst computer hacking and Bank Fraud Schemes of the past decade yakob is a true 21st century criminal who with the stroke of a key in the click of a mouse committed cyber crimes across the globe hes earned his place on the f. B. I. s list of the worlds most wanted cyber criminals yeah qubits is accused of working for russian intelligence both men and legit to use malware known as dr dicks to steal at least 100000000. 00 from the likes of schools and religious organizations across 40 countries the malware was spread through socalled phishing campaigns encouraging victims to click on malicious links sent by email once a computer was infected the groups told postal banking information which was used to transfer funds fundamental weakness that organized crime has is that they are driven by money and they are driven by greed and we have been able to gain evidence in the u. K. Of a real world footprint of people seeking to draw down the funds from these offenses and also people who are exhibiting a very extravagant lifestyle online. To russia havent yet qubits remain at launch a 5000000 dollars bounty has been offered for information leading to the aquabats arrest and prosecution the largest reward ever offered for a cyber criminal sort of aljazeera the Winter Weather and floods in syria adding to the plight of hundreds of thousands of war refugees there are sheltering in camps in the Northwestern Province of italy and many driven from their homes as proGovernment Forces hunt down the opposition finds matheson has a report. Another frontline in the battle to survive in syria these boys tried to stop floodwaters sweeping into makeshift tents which other families only shot from torrential rains there. Look at us we are helpless the rains attacked us last night and we lost everything we face the rains in the cold weather and we dont know what to do there is no heating and there is no firewood to cook. And i am from the army a village and i left my village because of the barbaric attacks on her and shake her we have been to splice for 5 months the teams dont protect us from the rains it is scarily cult for the children and we have no money to buy shoes or clothes for the. Syrian Government Forces backed by russian warplanes pounded concha home in august attempting to drive out opposition fighters several times in syrias province have been under attack for months. Aid agencies estimates nearly a 1000000 syrians are huddled in camps like this one in adelaide but winter is coming and so has heavy rain yes in adelaide my phone rains shocked us the last the food and the clothes because the tents flooded we need blankets and clothes we have nothing and we need almost everything. You said early in the because of the rain the whole camp is flooded with water half of the camp will be destroyed if the rain continues its a disastrous situation. Many people like those in this camp have seen their homes destroyed now the latest threat is from nature itself Rob Patterson obviously. Still ahead for you on this news on your sports news and this former tennis world number one what a shock announcements far all have that in a moment. Thanks. What about were looking at sport now with fara thanks so much come all at the knee joshuas heading into his rematch against andy murrays jr the lightest hes ever been for a world title bout the boxers are getting ready to face off in saudi arabia on saturday and the 1st world heavyweight title fights a place in the middle east of britain weighed in at just under 108 kilograms thats more than 20 kilos lighter than his mexican opponent worries pulled off one of the biggest upsides of all time in june is stop the van undefeated josh want to secure a 3 major world titles meanwhile rees goes into the fight nearly 7 kilos heavier than last summer. And premier league team chelsea have had their transfer ban reduced after hearing at the court of arbitration for sport the decision means Frank Lampard steam will now be able to buy players during the january transfer window chelsea had been sanctioned for breaching rules on signing players. Thats a positive outcome for us. Now as did the potential to look at the market Going Forward. On place from a football and level. It was never my business to get involved in that. The reasons while the legal side of it i say appeared on the football level so from our point of view for the club is moving forward its obviously good thanks. English football or casinos said the key has agreed to an unusual loan deal the defender is swapping Oxford United for. So the key will be heading to one of the most politically contentious regions in the world as there is just a wholesome down with him to find out why he agree to move. Because theyd be there far this News Conference in pensacola florida about the shooting at a naval base and as a navy veteran anyone who serves in the navy knows that this is a special place Naval Air Station pensacola all these brave warriors who wear the wings they come through here for Flight Training and so this is a dark day for a very great great place i think it it not only strikes at the heart of the community here in northwest florida but throughout the navy nationwide and really around the world because theres so many people that have been involved in this base in one way or another and i know that the president is actively monitoring in the white house and the thoughts and prayers go out to everybody we at the state of florida have already dispatched support our department of Emergency Management has sent a Mental Health coordinator to talk to any of the witnesses and any of the victims the families and offer whatever support they can get department of children and families has sent a mobile Response Team to the hospital we have fatalities but we also have people who are wounded some like that can be a deputies of like theyre going to be ok some are still in surgery so were praying hard for those folks i think theres obviously going to be a lot of questions about you know this individual being a Foreign National being a part of the Saudi Air Force and then to be here training on our soil and to do this and the f. B. I. Is working with the dea theyre working with that the only theyre working with the scheme be a county sheriffs to answer those questions one of the things that i talk to the president about is given that this was a Foreign National in the employ of a Foreign Service is and will be time to do this but obviously the government of saudi arabia needs to to make make things better for these victims and i think that they theyre going to owe a debt here given that this is one of their individuals but i can tell you is the response that we saw from the debt and the deputies that a scan be a county some of the at. Give duty person now responding to the scene and youll hear more in depth the some of the stories as the days go on but i can tell you why is were saved because of the response of people both in uniform put the navy in uniform with this can be a county and and so in one of the darkest days i think of the basis history you still saw some of that bravery and grit come out and even people who had been wounded themselves thinking about others and what could be done to save others and so those stories are inspiring and keep this going on a very otherwise very bad day and with that im going to bring up the base commander of enhanced and. Lower body again captain tim can slow the Commanding Officer of their station and scola. This has been a very very difficult day for us for our families for the navy family here. All i can tell you is that i am absolutely in awe of the response by our sailors by our civilian d. O. D. And by this can be a kind of Sheriffs Department theres some real heroism today i mean real heroism. It made me im devastated were were in shock this is surreal but i couldnt be prouder to wear the uniform that i wear. Because of my brothers and sisters in uniform civilian or otherwise that did what they did today to save lives and for brothers and sisters here in the state of florida and with this can be a county Emergency Management and the elf on the Sheriffs Department from about my heart thank you thank you once for thank you support governor. The days ahead are going to be difficult when when it finally sinks in what has happened here the most important thing Going Forward for us is to support the families they are family theyre our family where a family here in the part of the navy. So thats where most of our efforts will be going through supporting the. Families of people that are infected by this terrible tragedy without much care. They care who want we thank for all the prayers for the a scam the county officers and of course for the injured Navy Personnel as the governor said and kept can sell while a dark day. You know folks this shows who we are that shows the best of who we are in that one of us needs help everybody responds i would tell you this morning ive been more than impressed by the federal bureau of investigation and the u. S. Attorneys office and all of those folks that when the call went out you did need to look behind you who was following you through that door because you knew they were all standing behind you and they were there together and so were in a recovery mode right now this is going to be a lengthy investigation do not expect quick answers theres going to be some parts of this investigation not only that were a part of with the f. B. I. And the a. T. F. And the state authorities the jew may never have access to just because of the fact of again the nature of the case and who were dealing with that will be extremely frustrating for you this is something i talk about in your government and your elected officials today that no one speaks of and thats called trust. You can have to trust us were going to tell you what you need to know to keep our communities and our state in our nation safe and i want to also assure you that from the minute women of this can be county Sheriffs Office who are more than proud to serve every day that you will hear the truth from us as best we can tell you pray for the Navy Personnel there are grieving mothers and fathers today who will never recover from this day and if you dont believe me let me give you a david morgan test in 2 weeks time remember the names of who was wounded and killed here today and you wont. You wont but if today was a member of your family that was wounded or killed today this day will be etched in your memory for the rest of your life thats what the families of the Navy Personnel are dealing with today. They need your prayers they need your comfort and thats why this morning i ask for your assistance in helping us deal with this case were going to get there give us a little bit of time and well provide all of the answers that we can for you you can be proud of your community you can be proud of your navy thank god for the United States of america. Right there thank you. Governor thank you so much for being here and as a part of that i just want to say out to all of our. Scheme he resin city pensacola how grateful we are that youve youre here weve certainly gotten calls from our congressmen or senators and even the white house in certainly they have expressed anything that they can do for our community they are willing to do and so we very much appreciate that this is a tragic day for the city of pensacola again. I think the world of arc our base commander here captain can sell who always says that as goes the base so goes the town and as goes the town so goes the base theres a deep affinity and relationship between pensacola n. A. S. And the city of pensacola and certainly the men and women that work here and in serve our country every day this is a sad day but i think some of the things that were said there that youve heard this is also a community of great resiliency and im confident that both n. A. s and the city of pensacola will bounce back from this day and be stronger as we go through but again im certainly here in support of everyone and certainly want to thank all of our 1st responders especially those escapee county sheriffs deputies that got here and took care of neutralizing the threat and certainly all of our pensacola Police Officers that were here assisting we had e. M. s from b. County as well as fire and rescue from both the scabby canyon city pensacola we certainly all of our 1st responders in what they do every day to keep us protected you never know when youre going to have a day like december 6th so again thank you to all those individuals who serve us every day and take care of us that switch the professionalism you can expect from the city of pensacola asking to be county and we certainly appreciate all of all those whove come the governor everyone else the state of florida has reached out to us all across the state and we appreciate all of your thoughts and prayers please continue to keep thinking about pensacola n. A. S. And the people there and we will bounce back from this thank you. The time myself or some of the others if theres any question 7 or is a former member of the navy k corps or ross or sort of the police how would you expect this station oh well i think that i think the f. B. I. Is probably going to brief you guys in due time and i think theyre dare leading for it but obviously when you have a Foreign National involved you know particularly in that part of the world the investigations obviously going to be different than if it were just somebody from a local community and and i think youll see that as things go on