bringing you the news. it s ridiculous. but before you judge these people, take a moment and feel some compassion and figure how they might be feeling right about now. imagine if you had spent 30 years making a good living as a car mechanic, and all of a sudden, gm invents an engine that anyone can fix at home with a screwdriver. you d be upset. that s how cnn feels about the internet. it s exposing their scam. naturally, they are a little irrational about it. millions of americans claim to conspiracy theories. this is all evidence of radicalization. and that s not easy to say. it s not an easy word to use. but it s way past time to talk about this honestly. no one should tiptoe past this predicament. disinformation networks like qanon are causing people to lose touch with reality. tucker: disinformation networks? that doesn t sound like a misleading social media post. it sounds like a terror cell. and it sounds that way on purpose. the thing about disinformation, they ar
athletes of the decade. 23-time grand slam champion serena williams acing the competition on the female side. and lebron james was crowned king on the men s side. those are some of our top stories on this monday, december 30th. good morning, everyone. great to have andrea here. we do begin this half hour with the monster storm covering much of the eastern u.s. the weather radar shows snow from kansas to canada and along the border. there s rain falling now from the great lakes all the way down to the coast and down into the southeast. it s making the return from christmas or the trip for new year s a misery for many. abc s rob marciano reports. reporter: a major winter storm now reaching east across the country, bringing wind-driven snow, ice, and rain as millions continue to travel this holiday week. we ve got to make sure that we pay attention to the ever-changing road conditions. reporter: 32 million under weather alerts from kansas to maine. heavy snow, low vi
million votes you can see here problem supporters and that is an indication that the police widely accepted election result of. absentee able to make good and some. of the main opposition leader abu bakar plans to challenge the results in court. isn t a jury with as little. as . it is. that. the opposition insists there was widespread rigging and allegation rejected by the ruling party opposition parties don t have a great record when it comes to dealing with courts in africa those in zimbabwe and democratic republic of congo recently appealed election results and failed is not clear how successful the legal challenge made by nigeria s opposition will be. nigeria is africa s most populous country the recent election was a continent of not just democratic exercise how the electoral dispute is handled is crucial but i do and i m impressed by the temperament of the position in terms of the we ve chosen to use to choose and please clarify the process. the process begins of for i
disease laura but unmanly al-jazeera delegates from around two hundred nations meeting in poland the un climate change talks known as call twenty four hoping to negotiate a way of implementing the two thousand and fifteen paris climber s accord and as our environment editor nick clark explains denmark has been named one of the top countries in the fight against global warming. now the global livestock industry produces more greenhouse gas emissions and old cars planes trains and ships combined but that s not a fact you ll see advertised on meat products although denmark is considering new laws on food labeling which would oblige food manufacturers and supermarkets to put labels on their products that rate their impact on the environment and the climate and that means everything from a beef burger to a bottle of yes insects juice ferdinand s back explain. in this supermarket the label on the potatoes or sausages state you re about to buy those soon be able to tell you exactly
as a result of the horizon scandal are swiftly exonerated and compensated. and rishi sunak also announced a £75,000 up front payment to those postmasters who hadn t been convicted but who took legal action against the post office because their livelihoods had been affected. we will make sure that the truth comes to light, we right the wrongs and the victims get the justice they deserve. prosecutions took place notjust under a conservative government, but a coalition, which included the lib dems, and initially under labour. sir keir starmer welcomed today s announcement. people lost their lives, their liberty and their livelihood and they have been waiting far too long for the truth, forjustice, and for compensation, so i am glad the prime minister is putting forward a proposal. we will look at the details and think it is the job of all of us to make sure that it delivers the justice that is so needed. and yes, mps sought to blame westminster for the delay. the reality is, th