the death toll from protests in uganda rises to 16 following the arrest of a presidential candidate. and one year on colombians commemorate the anniversary of large anti-government demonstrations. the u.s. state of georgia has finished state white or old. it confirming joe biden s victory that it s a major setback to president donald trump s efforts to overturn the results of november election. a hand recount was launched after biden, reportedly had a small lead over donald trump by about 14000 votes. officials have repeatedly denied that any irregular irregularities had taken place. georgette now called it biden has extended his electoral college votes, tally and secured the presidency with a total of $306.00 in needed to $70.00. trump fell short with $232.00. but trump has so far refused to concede. biden s calling trumps of struction to the transition during a worsening pandemic, totally irresponsible and debilitating. i think there were initially credible irresponsibility
native american communities are facing barriers to voting but in this u.s. election could they play a key role? anchor: france is now at its highest terror alert level and thousands of extra police have been deployed across the country after three people were killed in a knife attack in nice. visiting the scene shortly afterwards, the president described it as an islamicist terror attack and an attack on france. it comes just weeks after the murder of a history teacher and at a time of growing anger around the world against the french president. reporter: a place of worship now a crime scene. inside, notre dame basilica, the congregation had been praying when a man armed with a knife attacked them. three people were killed and a woman was decapitated. another victim was the church warden. i still imagine him. i still see him walking and lighting a candle and now i am thinking he is not there anymore. we are always with him. he is always here. reporter: witnesses say the
emanuel micros comments on islam thousands of people are protesting. a new law science begin as european governments try to slow the rate of corona virus infections. and far as well have all the day s sport including paris and her man president nasser alcohol easy has been cleared of a corrupt in charge at a court in switzerland it s. what we begin with breaking news a strong earthquake in the gene sea has shaken turkey and greece rescuers are searching for survivors after the magnitude 7 quake caused a building collapse there is no information at this time on casualties let s cross to istanbul now where we can speak with cinema cinema this earthquake we understand struck just 60 minutes ago or so what information do you have for us at this time. well according to the official information we have according for interior ministry that in the say they have reports of 6 buildings that have collapsed after this 1st quake and according to is measures mayor who has a full mayor is t
years in prison for 2 men who helped al-shabaab gunman carry out the westgate mall attack in nairobi. for the 3 victims killed on my for attack at a church in the east. and far is smile have all the day s sport including paris and cement president nasser al khalifa he has been cleared a fake corruption charge at a court in switzerland. we begin then with continuing coverage of that breaking news the strong earthquake in the aegean sea which is shaken both turkey and greece rescuers are frantically searching for survivors and is mir after the magnitude 7 quake caused several buildings to collapse it triggered a sea surge and flooding at least 4 people are known to been killed and 120 injured let s speak to al-jazeera 7 course is live for us in istanbul so what s the latest from israel. well as rain according to the governor of is meant for buildings have completely collapsed and for citizens were killed on their the rubbles of those buildings he also said that 70 citizens were
frontline workers in venezuela said it curve it 19 patients are being left to die. parts of europe are introducing more stringent restrictions as the continent struggles with a surge in covert 19 infections france will go into its 2nd nationwide locked out on friday president a medical mccraw warned that the rise in cases could be more deadly than the 1st which is there as the tasha butler reports now from paris the cd in a soviet t.v. address french president emmanuel macro said a new lockdown was necessary because france s health situation had deteriorated rapidly. even monopod because of what we bring down will be adapted schools will stay open where can continue will be permitted to retirement homes but i think it s been you can only leave home to work for a medical. help someone for essential shopping or exercise in a home of. the number of new cases is rising fast in france with more than 50000 on some days more than half of the country s intensive care unit beds are oc