there who these say they were targeting that the fence ministry in riyadh there are no reports of any damage azerbaijan's autocratic leader president. is said to win a fourth straight term in office with two thirds of counting completed the country's election commission says. eighty six percent of the vote the election was boycotted by the main opposition parties who described it as a sham a surge in violence in the eastern of acrostic republic of congo has led to an exodus of refugees to neighboring uganda medical charity doctors without borders says nearly sixty thousand people have crossed the border since january the refugees accuse groups of carrying out murders and forced this placement those are the headlines for news of half an hour this famous next. hello everyone my name so you're my again i'm an associate director for the gun violence prevention team at the center for american progress and your. body if you're watching us on you tube your comments or questions we'll try to get them into the show today. technology and we'll look at the. weapons decide to pull the trigger. us

since the beginning of the syrian crisis he also added that riyadh had previously proposed this idea to former u.s. president barack obama. who will be a major regarding what is going on now there are discussions about the nature of the troops that will exist in eastern syria and where they will come from these discussions are continuing. has more now from washington d.c. . president donald trump really surprised all of his staff and a lot of people the department of defense when he said he wanted all of the u.s. troops out of syria right away now the department of defense was able to convince him that perhaps he should wait he has said fine just a couple of months basically what he said on the campaign trail is what he's doing in office let somebody else deal with that we know he's held back millions of dollars that was designed to be spent on syrian reconstruction so what his message is is pulling out the fighters somebody else go in you make sure that isis doesn't come back well the department of defense is going to be very wary of this plan from saudi arabia although they won't c

secretary of state when he was in riyadh this must be music to the ears of the israeli prime minister. very much so i mean this is not just preaching to the choir it's preaching to the priest if you will benjamin netanyahu has been talking about iran in these terms for many years now and especially since the signing three years ago of the j.c. the iran nuclear deal has been wildly critical of it saying that it totally underestimates the future threat from iran and that morning is to be done to combat as you heard both men say the current situation of what netanyahu says is a spreading of missiles or any missiles into syrian territory into lebanon and thereby being a potential existential threat to israel something that he would not allow happen so when he hears the u.s. secretary of state and not just a u.s. secretary of state but a very different one from his predecessor rex tillerson who was in a state of semi detachment at best from the white house for most of his tenure as someone so close to donald trump especially on this iran issue speaking in these sorts of terms that's a majo

arabia in pursuit of the share interest and security but as president trump has said and said at the riyadh summit as well that the nations of the middle east cannot wait for american power to crush terrorism for them muslim nations must be willing to take on that burden if we're going to conquer extremism and defeat the forces of terrorism together i know that saudi arabia will be at the front of it we all must honestly confront the crisis of islamist extremism and the islamist terror groups it inspires and this does indeed mean standing together against the murder of innocent muslims the oppression of women the persecution of jews and the slaughter of christians saudi arabia's vision for twenty thirty and the reform agenda of the crown prince are inspiring initiatives. they promote tolerance respect in economic development and they empower women we strongly support this important work and the leadership of the crown prince has shown to advance our shared economic interests i also stress to the foreign minister the gulf unity is necessary we need to achieve it i enjoyed a great deal spendi

al-jazeera saudi arabian security forces say they shot down a toy drone near the royal palace in the capital riyadh. video posted online appears to capture the sound of gunfire in the area officials say king salam was out of the town at the time of the incident an investigation is underway yemen's here to rebels have previously tried to fly bomb carrying drones into saudi arabia. western powers are welcomes north korea's announcement that it will suspend nuclear and missile testing the news comes less than a week before north and south korea hold a rare summit discussed a need denuclearizing the peninsula arabia. western powers are welcomes north korea's announcement that it will suspend nuclear and missile testing the news comes less than a week before north and south korea hold a rare summit to discuss to need denuclearizing the peninsula indians and force them from their land. this video shows israeli all storage is guarded by soldiers destroying a promised indian farmer's water pipe they said he didn't have the license for it if you were in a jewish the army came in the pipes were laid from the

and riyadh for bombing the whole his capital in the north saddam i'm also encouraged by the fact that he did not mention iran. and the iranian role minuscule as it is in this fight has been used as an excuse by the arab coalition as well as by the united states. for continuing more than three years of daily bombing of yemen which have resulted in nothing but the spread of starvation and disease so i think he will try to treat both sides equally and suggest new ideas the problem of course is as long as the fighting goes on it's very hard for talks to move to a serious phase. the two principal parties here are saudi arabia and the united states. i think as long as yeah go ahead sorry i was just going to bring you up on one point as you did refer to the fact that the iranian you describe runs role in this conflict as minuscule but that is not the view clearly held by the us because as my kind of reports said nikki haley the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. has picked up again on her theme that the iran is essentially waging a proxy war in yemen how possible is it to have negotiations on the f

hollywood blockbuster black panther is the first movie to be screened at an amc entertainment there in riyadh and c. is america's biggest movie theater chain and it's signed a deal with saudi arabia's information ministry together they plan to open up forty cinemas in fifteen cities over the next five years and in return saudi arabia is sponsoring a pavillion at the cannes film festival to showcase saudi short films now it's all part of the kingdom's mission to move into an era of social and economic reforms the crown prince moment in some on has been pushing for these changes and he hopes to do away with the country's dependence on oil by launching not and other non oil related projects and find new ways to help the economy with technologies and also improving women's rights now with the majority of the country's thirty two million population under the age of thirty the government says at the cinema says sector could help its g.d.p. and create more than more jobs by twenty thirty now did have cinemas back in the one nine hundred seventy s. but they were closed by clerics after a rise in cons

conducts cyber hacking campaigns that supports the murderous assad regime as well compares arrival in riyadh followed a barrage of eight ballistic missiles fired into saudi territory by hooty fighters in yemen the u.s. and saudi arabia say such missiles come from iran work i'm an actor we also think that iran should be dealt with by imposing further sanctions for its violations of international laws relating to ballistic missiles. iranian missiles are a chief concern of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu his focus on the risk of their being fired from iranian bases in syria and by hezbollah from lebanon with his talk of a u.s. pullout from the iran deal and new sanctions against tehran pompei as language was almost interchangeable with netanyahu we remain deeply concerned about iran's dangerous escalation of threats to israel in the region and iran's ambition to dominate the middle east the remains of people thought that iran's aggression would be moderated as a result of signing to do the opposite has happened and iran is trying to gobble up one country after the other both men welc

targeting the defense ministry in riyadh. one of the stories we're following demonstrations in the central african republic of late some of the bodies of those killed in recent violence outside the u.n. mission building in the capital bangui at least twenty one people were killed during a u.n. operation in the mainly muslim p.k. five neighborhood so peacekeepers and the army target groups mohamed a dog reports. once again the people of central african republic a witnessing renewed violence at the headquarters of the un peacekeeping mission in the capital bangui hundreds of hundred demonstrators laid out the bodies of what list sixteen people they say they were killed in violence between armed groups and un peacekeepers in the p.k. five neighborhood a muslim district in the majority christian city. population will think if i. didn't know what's going on exactly who i thought they knew that the they're going to attack force but they are attacking everyone so people react to it and they start fighting back within it and. that ni

a saudi arabian security forces say they shot down a toy drone near a royal palace in the capital riyadh. a video posted online appears to capture the sound of gunfire in the area officials say king sandman was out of town of the time of the incident an investigation is underway yemen's hooty rebels have previously tried to fly tried to fly bomb carrying drones into saudi arabia. or the family of a palestinian teenager in malaysia says he's been killed by the israeli intelligence agency mossad how mass confirmed university lecturer fed the bush was a member of the faction there's been no israeli response to reports. this is to an identified gunman opened fire at. the thirty five year old palestinian engineering lecturer was ambushed as he was walking to was in nearby boss in the capital kuala lumpur colleagues of the university are shocked and he's been by the killing so we don't see any thing dangerous we human or the only thing that we can see of this. and the only thing that could be is because of his expertise in his field of electrical engineering a neighbor told reporters that he s

conducts cyber hacking campaigns that supports the murderous assad regime as well compares arrival in riyadh followed a barrage of eight ballistic missiles fired into saudi territory by hooty fighters in yemen the u.s. and saudi arabia say such missiles come from iran or command that took it and we also think that iran should be dealt with by imposing further sanctions further violations of international laws relating to ballistic missiles. iranian missiles are a chief concern of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu his focus on the risk of being fired from iranian bases in syria and by hezbollah from lebanon with his talk of a u.s. pullout from the iran deal and new sanctions against tehran pompei as language was almost into changeable with netanyahu we remain deeply concerned about iran's dangerous escalation of threats to israel in the region and iran's ambition to dominate the middle east remains that people thought that iran's aggression would be moderated as a result of signing the do the opposite has happened and iran is trying to gobble up one country after the other both men w

going to take you live now to riyadh where u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o is speaking as well along side saudi foreign minister adding to bear there he is listening. in your second country the kingdom of saudi arabia as you all know the u.s. and saudi arabia has long and deep strategic relations for so many years and on the so many domains like security military commercial and traded occasional domains and spheres. and the most contrary that has to them from saudi arabia to study in the us is the united states of america and we have so many ties and relations with the u.s. and we have given some privileges to the investors. the custodian of the two holy mosques to. the crown prince of. encouraging the ties between both countries the meetings of years that they were very fruitful. to support and those. between the two countries will also have gone through all the challenges in the region the situation in iraq the iranian. we have you are in the region the situation in yemen . how to support the. contras on the african goes an

forces were put under a united arab command were presented in jordan by an egyptian general abdel monem riyadh. the treaty also permitted egyptian syrian iraqi and saudi arabian forces to enter jordan. doing the deal with nasir exposed conclude stained to severe criticism among his own supporters. and old it could be moved what nick would at good luck let him know. that a good lawyer who has. done so well that concept difficulties will. let the us. solve it. but of all of who are up the political symbol for where the shura. so so alone. war broke out on monday the fifth of june one thousand nine hundred sixty seven. an israeli air strike destroyed the egyptian air force on the ground. has seen received messages from the israelis pressuring him not to get involved but he ignored them. eat eat. eat eat eat the jordanian army opened its front and attacked israel. the israeli response was strong and quick they overran the west bank and on the seventh of june captured the old city of east jerusalem. hossain met his army commander and gave him two choices. one try and stop the war through diplomatic

but there is no doubt that over the past few months it has been a certain amount of tension between riyadh and paris and especially over the case of iran and the fact that it's a man or such a supporter of the iran nuclear deal now there is no doubt the saudi crown prince had a lot to say about this in the press conference we just heard him talking about how iran was a danger but what about man omar calls it also facing what is a sensitive issue at home because there are many people in france who are increasingly fed up increasingly concerned about france's arms sales to saudi arabia exaggerate i should say of course the saudi led coalition. has been bombing in blockading yemen now many years and many people going to progress we have to for according to recent opinion poll want france to suspend its weapons sales to saudi arabia now and i don't want or didn't indicate that that is going to be happening any time soon but there is no doubt there's a certain amount of public pressure over here on that issue or an internationally thanks very much i'm going to touch a partner in paris still her

down a toy drawn near a royal palace video posted online appears to capture the sound of gunfire and riyadh officials say conceal models out of town at the time of the incident and investigation is underway yemen's who the rebels have previously tried to fly bomb carrying drugs into saudi arabia. those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us talk to al-jazeera is coming up next thank you for watching. seven billion light and this is. a story. to be. documentaries. here. you can. see. ricardo diallo is a french activist feminist filmmaker and writer a long time anti racism campaigner she has found herself at the center of a debate about racism and free speech in france last year she was forced to step down from the government's digital council an incident that only served to reinforce hope belief that france has a problem with state sponsored racism today on talk to al-jazeera we discuss the social issues she's fighting to push toward france's agenda and whether she's hopeful the country can bring its people together. a cardiology thank you for talking to al-jazeera now first i want

following bomb attacks in riyadh and hobart and saudi arabia sudan started to come under increasing pressure to expel its controversial guest. investigators believed bin laden was tied at some level to both attacks. it will not hold somalia was where bin laden chose to open up his first front against the united states. in one nine hundred ninety two on the marines was sent there on a relief mission. bin ladin provided on's and expertise to the somalis. soon after american helicopters was shot down and marines attacked and killed in the streets of mogadishu. the americans with drew. another superpower humiliated another bin laden victory. the pressure on sudanese president omar al bashir to expel bin laden intensified. as well as the saudis and the americans the egyptians added their voice. in one thousand nine hundred five and assassination attempt was made on the gyptian president hosni mubarak in the ethiopian capital at a suburb of. bin laden and his egyptian allies were suspected of being behind the attack. it was thought that. bin laden used his farm in sudan as a training camp for egyp

escalation on both sides whether it's you know the who thinks firing their ballistic missiles into riyadh and so on. it's on the other hand it's more of the same weddings funerals hospitals schools have been bombed repeatedly in the past. as reaction has been similar in the sense that it said you know it will investigate . so you know the despite the fact that it will make a difference doesn't it investigate if it is your own kind well exactly it's investigating its own actions and in the past these investigations have been questionable in terms of process and transparency and they've they've tended to deflect responsibility onto their yemeni military allies inside yemen i think that you know the the message here from the last three days is despite the fact that you know there's this rhetoric about the peace process and the importance of the peace process and engaging the heavy government and and the u.n. . both parties seem to think that you know the military solution is the only solution to this conflict isn't taking out. the who the second in command what sort of impact is it going to

saudi arabian security forces say they shot down a toy drone near a royal palace in the capital riyadh. video posted online appears to capture the sound of gunfire in the area officials say king solomon was out of town at the time of the incident an investigation is underway yemen's who the rebels have previously tried to flyball carrying drones into saudi arabia. western powers are welcome north korea's announcement it will suspend nuclear and missile tests u.s. president little trump said it was good news but japan is more cautious saying it must lead to concrete action the family of a palestinian engineer who died in malaysia says he was assassinated by the israeli intelligence agency mossad in the media reporting that was shot at close range by two motorcyclists as he left a mosque in kuala lumpur. but it was a loyal member of its party who made important contributions in the energy field india's government has approved the death penalty for people convicted of raping children under the age of twelve as follows widespread protests over the number of attacks including the rape and m

since the beginning of the syrian crisis he also added that riyadh had previously proposed this idea to former u.s. president barack obama has more on this from washington d.c. . president donald trump really surprised all of his staff and a lot of people the department of defense when he said he wanted all of the u.s. troops out of syria right away now the department of defense was able to convince him that perhaps he should wait he has said fine just a couple of months basically what he said on the campaign trail is what he's doing in office let somebody else deal with that we know he's held back millions of dollars that was designed to be spent on syrian reconstruction so what his message is is pulling out the fighters somebody else go in you make sure that isis doesn't come back well the department of defense is going to be very wary of this plan from saudi arabia although they won't common comment on it right now wall street journal is reporting that mr bolton the new national security advisor. the saudis and the united arab emirates to send troops and to also give funding for s

and we've seen the north korean foreign minister riyadh hogue go to stockholm at one stage and i can even tell you at one point there was a plan for him to meet the then secretary of state rex tillerson in stockholm sweden is again a possibility the downside with facts is that kim would have to go all the way to northern europe and almost certainly have to borrow someone's plane to do so because the north koreans for all miss oil technology don't actually have any planes that could fly him in one stop to stockholm they probably have to borrow one of the swedes and can't stop thinking as i'm looking at these pictures of the two leaders leaders of north korea and south korea apparently deep in conversation looking very calm and relaxed in each other's company what a difference six seven eight months makes because it was at the general assembly in september of last year james you and i were there for it when we heard perhaps the most blistering rhetoric ever heard before from the left turn of the united nations general assembly where you had president trump. basically vallium to destroy

way of cloud just filtering down across northern parts of the gulf region maybe getting down across riyadh and in as far south as though otherwise temperatures still pretty high thirty five thirty six as you can see and on the other side the potential temperatures about well how the last few days thirty eight degrees in mecca had a across into southern portions of africa we've got some fairly heavy rain champ across southern eastern parts of south africa durban could be wet at times i mean for cape town it should be largely dry for the north fine in the mid air with highs of twenty eight degrees expected in when talk. tracing the fall from prosperity to financial ruin this is precisely the moment where we realized that nothing was closed growth in the devastating impact to save the banks means also to save the ordinary citizens and the failure to prevent disaster banks and political leaders are the people who. are gora from democracy to the markets on al-jazeera. to take a look at the top stories here at out zero u.s. president donald trump says eisel is almost defeated in syria and he wan

saudi arabia says it's intercepted a ballistic missile fired from yemen over the capsule riyadh and c. fighters claimed responsibility for the attack through a twitter account associated with the rebels they say they were targeting the saudi defense ministry there were no reports of damage saudi arabia also shot down two unmanned drones that he forces say were aimed at riyadh's oil facilities. that are you know many of these advancements showed the capabilities of the cooties this is what changed the equation in the rules of the political game and also managed to change the strategy of defense that's what we've noticed these missiles can determine the targets coordinates and hit them accurately. meanwhile the yemeni national army has recaptured the coastal city of mehdi from who's the rebels it follows a three day operation backed by a saudi led coalition more than ten thousand civilians have died in yemen civil war since two thousand and fourteen azerbaijan's president has won a fourth consecutive term in a snap election that was boycotted by the main opposition parties have claimed

drive into and if you're one of the few lucky ones you can also landed this landing and this is in riyadh goes right into the heart of the storm obviously landing got a round of applause and quite dramatic at the end now that this is not all over as it happens there is still more in the way of happy to come and re currently training in bahrain but it's pretty widespread. the weather sponsored by qatar and race. he was the world's most wanted man the last meeting i had with him was off to the. bin laden was very nervous about nature did not match a western reporter before in part one of an exclusive two part documentary al-jazeera speaks to those who met osama bin ladin he never showed the hostility towards me of the west i knew bin ladin on all diseases. and then reported wealth on the. us and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for dry river beds like this one five years o

mr trump was tweeting and saying quite accusatory and negative things about qatar shortly after the riyadh conference and immediately after the blockade and of course things are very very different now so i think at the level of rhetoric and symbolics certainly there has been a lot of change however there doesn't appear to be any real movement on the ground in terms of ending this crisis and i think that means that the united states isn't really exerting pressure or significant pressure on saudi arabia and the u.a.e. to resolve this crisis once and for all the saudis and the cuts rees have a different end goal with regard to their image campaigns or what they've been doing diplomatically mahomedan some on is trying to kind of do a search to make over and to sell himself and to put forward a new image of the country overall and yes it is goal in france and in the united states isn't really to resolve this crisis or to focus on qatar that's very different then the emir is efforts as it were which of course the president and the emir spoke about syria and other issues but the primary purpose

administration in riyadh in tel aviv wrapped up the rhetoric on iran threats to middle east ability to the delight of his hosts iran destabilize this entire region that supports proxy militias and terrorist groups. it is an arms dealer to the who the rebels. and iran conducts cyber hacking campaigns. well iranian missiles are also a concern of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu his focus on the risk of being fired from. syria. from lebanon. need to now apparently couldn't be more pleased with. grinning and warmly congratulating him their language at times interchangeable we remain deeply concerned about iran's dangerous escalation of threats to israel in the region and iran's ambition to dominate the middle east remains if people thought the u. wrongs aggression would be moderated as a result of signing to do the opposite has happened and iran is trying to go one country after the other. has flown back to washington but if tough talk on iran please some they lack of significant commitment. middle eastern conflict where we others but at the. a delegation from the u.n. security c

secretary of state he underlined not only here in amman but also in tel aviv and earlier in riyadh that actually still hasn't been to his office but he came on this mideast through the overarching the most important i think when it comes to the americans at the moment is to have a united front among the gulf countries when it comes to iran and i think he had very stern messages there towards saudi arabia and the u.a.e. saying you have to solve the issue with qatar and then the second main issue being of course syria and it sounds biased his words at least at least the way he's putting it that the israeli palestinian conflict might not be as important as the at the moment as it is for example for de jordanian and did my pump i mean he spoke about iran growing influence in the region what's the jordanian assessment on iran. well it certainly. doesn't speak very much. when it comes to iran that has the same worries it is aligned with saudi arabia so certainly those concerns out there those concerns are there all throughout the middle east that actually iran is gaining more and more territo

someone from riyadh would come up and clarified and say that you know the crown prince in fact did not make such statements i think that will go a long way in stabilizing the region stabilizing relations with the palestinians especially after the saudis hosted the arab league summit and called it out called summit if on the other hand the crown prince did say these things well that could be a number of things one he's too young and too experienced and he probably wanted to charge him and please his hosts and these are very influential hosts whether it's the meeting with the twenty seventh with jewish leaders or the meeting on the twenty eighth with jewish and christian leaders the backbone of the trump administration i think he probably wouldn't want to charm them and in that sense you would probably be as i said blame his inexperience and his youth if he's actually serious about this if he means it then you know it's certainly a lack of wisdom lack of knowledge a lot of ignorance certainly of history again one maybe should not blame him you know i remember when the peace process start

it's fair to say they will probably hear a very different story in riyadh from the government there and that means translating their findings into concrete unified political action at the security council could remain a challenge for some time yet stratford al-jazeera problem the refugee camp on the dish. and a further sixteen refugees will be transferred from cannes in the route to the u.s. and resettlement deal between the u.s. and australia the group includes afghans pakistanis and they'll be really settled in chicago las vegas texas and arizona the u.s. has agreed to take in more than twelve hundred fiji's from australia's overseas prison camps in the rue and papua new guinea's mannus island so far they've allowed only two hundred forty people refugee advocacy groups say the deal is a failure. well the pashtun community in pakistan's swat valley continue to demonstrate against what they're calling decades of oppression by security forces the protests began in february after police killed an aspiring model over alleged ties to the taliban though no evidence was ever found soon say th

the cloud that's over saudi arabia could be sick enough to give us a few showers including for us in riyadh and that cloud doesn't really move anywhere in a great hurry as we head through chews day so still sticking where it is for doha there things are changing the wind is easing and that means the dust will be dropping out of the atmosphere as well it will cloud will just be around the south coast of oman and that at times that could be sick enough just to give us a little bit of drizzle down tools in southern parts of africa for some of us in a baby has quite a bit of rain around the coast and that's drifting south. the last time i spoke to him he told me he was thinking of going to syria the world wants to see syria's fighters up close and personal but those behind the camera pay the price filmmaker yes it is you made these chillingly intimate footage on and behind the front lines cost him his life his body was going to an exclusive documentary syria the last assignment at this time on al-jazeera. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera hospitals and gods are struggling to cope with t

palestinians as far as the palestinians are concerned their stance remains unchanged after the summit in riyadh last year and that's the position whereby the palestinian conflict has to be addressed and solved first before any normalization of relations with israel that remains the case so if he did say it the palestinians don't really want to talk about it it seems good to get your thoughts or herefore to special microphone my friends in ramallah. nigerian president mohammad dubai hari has arrived at the white house for messing with the u.s. president on trump security corruption and china's financial presence in africa are all expected to be on the agenda but hari who we seeking reelection next year is the first sub-saharan african beat it to meet strummed alan fischer is live for us at the white house is standing by for a joint press conference alex the president's merican president has made some very disparaging comments about nigerians are indeed african nations how much do you think that is going to upset the tone of his discussions between the two leaders. i think we'll probably move on

hond al-jazeera saudi arabia says it intercepted a ballistic missile fired from yemen over the capital riyadh hoofy fighters claimed responsibility for the attack through a twitter account they say they were targeting the saudi defense ministry reports of damage saudi arabia also shut down two unmanned drones that who the forces say were aimed at riyadh's oil facilities. that are many of these advancements show the capabilities of the cooties this is what changed the equation and the rules of the political game and also manage to change the strategy of defense that's what we've noticed these missiles can determine the targets cortlandt and hit them accurately . meanwhile the yemeni national army has recaptured the coastal city of midi from who see rebels it follows a three day operation backed by the saudi led coalition more than ten thousand civilians have died in yemen civil war since twenty fourteen a palestinian who says he was the man shot by an israeli sniper in a video that emerged this week insists he wasn't posing a threat to dhaka was hit in the girls or in december which is when th

way of cloud just filtering down across northern parts of the gulf region maybe getting down across riyadh and in as far south as doha otherwise temperatures still pretty high thirty five thirty six as you can see and on the other side the potential temperatures about well how the last few days thirty eight degrees in mecca had a across into southern portions of africa we've got some fairly heavy rain champ across southern eastern parts of south africa durban could be wet at times of need for cape town it should be largely dry for the north fine in the movie are with highs of twenty eight degrees expected in when talk. the scene for us where there online what is american sign in yemen that peace is always possible but it never happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one cares or if you join us on set there are people bit that are choosing between buying medication and eating base is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who is an activist and has posted a story join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where

time trying to move a little further east was that he one celsius here in doha put a thirty five for riyadh so the heat never really too far away meanwhile she was never too far away from southern part of africa with some pretty damn pools for the eastern cape. for nearly half a century a controversial political figure in the cold in the middle east and one who was never far from crisis at home or abroad. in a two part series of worlds tells the story of canvassing of georgia. episode one so violent on al-jazeera. i am doing this on the benefit of saddam people. so bad they see the importance of guys. who witness documentaries that open your eyes. at this time on al-jazeera. that on the verge of what's trending as well and think the same lawrence of arabia is legendary actor almost. remember today he would have been eighty six today and was told it was actually the subject of today's google google doodle drawing so surprising that authorities say they're trending in number one there and also an interesting one of number four roughly a. selfie with mohamed bin so on and then mohammad of moro

supports the murderous assad regime as well payers arrival in riyadh followed a barrage of eight ballistic missiles fired into saudi territory by hooty fighters in yemen the u.s. and saudi arabia say such missiles come from iran or combine that talk and we also think that iran should be dealt with by imposing further sanctions for its violations of international laws relating to ballistic missiles. iranian missiles are a chief concern of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu his focus on the risk of their being fired from iranian bases in syria and by hezbollah from lebanon with his talk of a u.s. pullout from the iran deal and new sanctions against tehran pompei as language was almost interchangeable with netanyahu we remain deeply concerned about iran's dangerous escalation of threats to israel in the region and iran's ambition to dominate the middle east the remains of people thought that iran's aggression would be moderated as a result of signing the do the opposite has happened and iran is trying to gobble up one country after the other both men welcome the u.s. embassy move from

in riyadh iran nuclear deal the war in syria yemen and gulf relations all on the agenda we'll have a live report and analysis also on the great they've made it to the u.s. border but their troubles off awful ball for several hundred migrants who fed. already in central america are seeking political asylum in the u.s. but president trump has made it clear that not while tough and a very messy crisis china says it will stop accepting shipments of foreign garbage because of environmental concerns now countries like australia say they have nowhere to send their waste will take a look at what this means for the global recycling industry. a far right politician turned cia director and mel secretary of state questions remain about my pump ale's views of muslims us who visits the middle east i mean to suppose sinister comest route the show using it's a new spirit. led with the news gridlock on and streaming online for you to facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com thank you for joining us mike pompei always making his first overseas. straight as america's top diplomat the new u.s. secretary

cloud as we head through the next few days so there's a chance of seeing a few more showers around riyadh as we head through tuesday and for wednesday too and on wednesday looks like that area of rain might just stretch a little bit further towards the north further south largely fine and dry for us down towards the southern parts of africa still plenty of showers here most of them in the northern parts of. i am doing this on the benefit of saddam people. so bad they see the importance of the our guys. who witness documentaries that open your eyes. at this time on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. with every. on the training pages obviously i have a plethora of stories but i'm just going to point out to you this intriguing story that's been in top positions for a few days now why the waste is praising malala from pakistan but ignoring the hate and you know that she was a girl is that the israeli soldier or the comment from that is that first among them is a widespread acceptance of state sanctioned violence as legitimate as legitimate as hostile actions of non-state actors such as the taliban and p

but there is no doubt that over the past few months it has been a certain amount of tension between riyadh and paris and especially over the case of iran and the fact that a man or marco such a key supporter of the iran nuclear deal now there is no doubt that the saudi crown prince had a lot to say about this in the press conference we just heard him talking about how iran was a danger but what a man or mark rosen also facing is a sensitive issue at home because there are many people in france who are increasingly fed up increasingly concerned about france's arms sales to saudi arabia exaggerated i should say of course the saudi led coalition. has been bombing and blockading yemen now many years and many people going to progress we have to for according to recent opinion poll want france to suspend its weapons sales to saudi arabia now and i don't want or didn't indicate that that is going to be happening any time soon but there's no doubt there's a certain amount of public pressure over him on that issue. the daughter of a former russian spy who was poisoned in the u.k. has now been disch

that the fence ministry in riyadh there are no reports of damage. well saudi air defenses also say they've shot down two unmanned yemeni drones in southern saudi arabia one of the drones was targeting the international airport the second was in the province who the rebels a said they were targeting saudi arabia's oil facilities just in broke is a research fellow of air power and technology here in london he said such activity from the who these is it to reinforce their strong presence and the manpower in the region i think the timing is potentially more about keeping up a steady drumbeat of missile attacks to show. send a message to saudi arabia but also to other actors who are watching in the region and beyond that the threat isn't going away that they are not being militarily defeated. and probably hoping to send the sort of message that a wait and starve them out approach isn't working so perhaps the timestream time has come for something else i believe from the perspective maybe dialogue. i'm not sure that's going to work but it's certainly an i

iran's behavior that they were so disappointed that is very much the same language that was using in riyadh just a few hours earlier so that the language between the two it ministrations almost at the changeable benjamin netanyahu has long been arguing for this kind of policy from united states it looks like he's about to get what he wants. well christensen in the joins me now live from washington d.c. a force of just mentioned the national security adviser comments kirsten what what else are the trumper ministration been saying about the iran do you. well we're hearing the same lines over and over again john bolton reiterated the administration's position that the deal has to be fixed or scrapped but also that they're still open to that possibility they say that no decision has been made yet if it could be strengthened perhaps based on the proposals of french president emanuel mccrone. that there might be a way to keep things going so they're holding out a little bit of hope here in washington for people who want to preserve the nuclear deal but you have to remember that mike pompei o got