east sure are facing terrible fate and nearly extinct in a couple of middle eastern countries and israel and the christians very thought of a very troubling history that one another but at the same time we are more or less condemned to one another and to try to to to establish a democratic. regime a road cryptic prodigy in a city of jerusalem and i think that jews and christians should treat each other. as a scrimmage departments and try to avoid this kind of public of biblical rivalry alternately with one another and we're running out of time. thirty jubilant frank was one thank you very much indeed for your contribution and thank you for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website as is the law dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com for us last a.j. it's a story you can also join the conversation on twitter i'll hand it is at a.j. and say sorry for me has a lot of other hot in here bye for now. the way we communicate is what defines us as it always has been. as innovation in technology continues to shape our lives. by

east at the moment well it's a clear skies a little bit of showery activity taking place across the eastern side of the mediterranean but even around the levant it will be fine in fly with pleasant sunshine temperatures up around the 30 degree maka into the mid thirty's there for baghdad and full q 832 here in doha and with light winds sit really will fill lovely as because through the next couple of days that finally settled weather stretches right across the peninsula we have got some showers just around the horn of africa which to the south of actually because some showers just feeding their way into somalia that could lead to some localized flooding of course shall reactivity just running its way into central africa pushing across into the gulf of guinea some big a lot of the a possibility here further south of this general retrial we do have a few showers just around that eastern side of south africa hanging on to the heat in johannesburg and also into cover on temperatures here at around $35.00 degrees celsius not warm weather will continue as we go on and she choose to follow dry for

eastern oil and goods from asia through the serious canal to europe the spokesman for the un secretary general stefan to jeric says the latest events highlight the need for a dialogue to end the crisis in yemen where all these events to raise underscore the need to put an end to this conflict and to find a political solution as if we still needed to be reminded after all these years after all the suffering of the yemeni people. this conflict is and has been has had a regional implications when. commercial navigation is starting to get impacted the movement of goods from global trade to start to get impacted. all these the continuance of this conflict has many many implications the most important one being the suffering of civilians in yemen. is a military analyst the retired jordanian at force general he says sustained pressure from the who this is threatening the saudi amorality coalition. it's a war of attrition now we have a stage of war of attrition and who see action against these two tank and the. drone which. as the who thinks i just said and we need the video from that plane hi

eastern waters to protect shipping lanes from what they say is an iranian threat all things considered any hope france might have head of a negotiated solution to any of this might be overly optimistic zain basra the old 00. 1 iran's defended itself against the u.s. accusations that an emergency meeting of the international atomic energy agency in vienna more on that with john holl. i think the most important thing to come out of this meeting at the i.a.e.a. in vienna is that iran is not at this moment anyway planning to take any further steps away from the new clear deal although each envoy for some arab body did affirm that after another 60 days now if indeed the parties have still not come back into full compliance with their commitments to iran under the deal particularly the europeans of course and their commitment to protect iran's economy under the deal will then it will be prepared to launch a 3rd phase of actions in response but pointing out that no firm response has yet been decided upon by iran was struck by the told the ambassadors in the room that once again. the enrichmen

we've got yet more wet weather into parts of the middle east and looking rather disturbed once again clouding right making its way across iraq towards the caspian sea another area of damp weather also making its way through that eastern side of the mediterranean cyprus could see some showers some showers there possibility spilling out of turkey and on into syria central parts generally settled now that cloud push its way across sea caspian of course more in parts of iraq over towards afghanistan to push through was to go on into wednesday but he makes way for the next system actually was showers coming in here with the possibility of some localized flooding something to watch out for the flooding rains that we've had recently and have eased now still are a rumble of thunder rather at the moment stay but come tuesday thirty six celsius in the sunshine summer temperatures are going into what is stable notice and still a possibility of seeing some wetter weather into central and western parts of saudi arabia down towards the red sea gulf of aden as we go on through the next day also pos

east over the next couple of days we will see some wetter weather just moving into the eastern side of the mediterranean through the levant spent some rather wet weather hala cool side to beirut just 13 degrees celsius cool enough in jerusalem just 9 degrees celsius is that cloud and right slidin across syria moving across northern parts of iraq some snow there over the turkish mountains and that wet sabotages wintry weather just making this where little further eastward into iran surprises guys come back a bit high the temperatures do recover to be fine we came for the most part if i don't try to across the arabian peninsula that temperature in doha could be up to 30 degrees celsius by friday afternoon so some pleasant sunshine coming through although the winds will gradually pick up present sunshine across a good part of east africa but around the rift valley we're seeing those showers continuing to work around below way here more thundery downpours possible southern parts of tanzania seeing some heavy burst of rain from time to time as well plenty of cloud there into the democrat

a winter storm has hit middle eastern countries along the mediterranean disrupting traffic and halting code 19 vaccinations heavy snowfall has blanketed the syrian capital in several neighboring province is roads are blocked and the university of damascus has postponed examinations there are similar conditions in lebanon and jordan has had to suspend its 19 oxidation drive the beginnings of a blizzard also started falling on jerusalem's old city on wednesday snows expected to cover the city on thursday morning plows and power crews are on alert in jerusalem and in the palestinian territories. now after 7 months and 470000000 kilometers nasa's perseverance rover is now due to touch down on the surface of mars on thursday the se of the size rover is expected to land in the jazz aero crater that's a vast basin that was once a lake bed it will search for signs of microbial organisms that may have lived on mars 3000000000 years ago and collect samples if successfully brought back to earth of the 1st of a samples retrieved from another planet mars surface today is specially were growing is n

and 6 days virginia seeing some heavy rain northern flank of that into new england eastern parts of canada we're looking at snow but to the south of that some rain and it will be heavy at times particular as we go on through sunday see how that wetter weather runs right across tennessee kentucky pushing all the way up towards new york and into d.c. projects guys behind some snow just around the lakes we got some snow over towards . right state the snow once again spilling into what western parts of canada into the pacific northwest just around washington state so we have got a lot of dry weather across the western side of the u.s. and last a dry weather typical secured part of the caribbean some lovely tropical sunshine for the most part a lead some showers just gathering around the east and islands as we go through sas day showers pushing through parts of getting into the dominican republic and he might just catch a shower or 2 into jamaica by the time we come to sunday elsewhere across the region some showers for central america. but. the politics of division have pushed india int

middle eastern airlines emirates as he had cattle airways recently announced job losses and pay cuts of up to 50 percent. let's introduce the panel in kenya's capital nairobi rafael coochie special envoy to africa on arab political affairs at the international air transport association in san antonio texas travel and aviation rights have been a wilson and in the spanish capital madrid they go on maida a international aviation law expert as well as an accident investigator welcome to you all let's begin in the spanish capital madrid would you go only don't do you think that easy jet ryanair and british airways have a case that needs to be heard can they take the british government to task over this hello thank you thank you very much yeah i mean when he starts all we can hear is that it's absolutely understandable what they're doing because this type of measure the government of laws are implementing their british are disproportionate the effect that these measures are going out on the industry and yeah landslides it's not so it's absolutely normal that they're trying to challenge the

easterners have infiltrated the caravans and certainly you have people coming up through the southern border from the middle east and other places that are not appropriate for our country but even what i says even one poison pill is too many in a caravan like the fear is that some of them are radical islamist terrorists where are they from who brought them here why are they coming here they also furthered a debunked conspiracy theory that the caravan was funded by billionaire george soros a frequent target of the semitic attacks by the right who do you think is behind these caravans a lot of speculation that is george sure as you can tell but democrats george soros and the angry mob that's coming here are you with the problem the right way like everyone else or be ready to face the military and the right to request asylum at the u.s. border is protected under both u.s. and international law so it's oct 2018 it's right before the midterms and he starts to with the public up into this frenzy by using the. migrant caravan you've got people on those groups you've got some tough people in

side of ontario more of a surprise to us at twenty seven toronto twenty six was in the middle thirty's or least. in the last few days there's been a run about twenty four which is quite outstanding for this time of the year and this we're looking at now is wednesday so the heat wave almost that continues at least pleasant weather until then. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where ever you. ever since i was a little boy in india my dream was to make bollywood films so five years ago i decided i was finally queen to do it one man's quest to realise a lifelong ambition the story i chose the laws of my one village and it stands for mission going behind the lens as gautam singh brings his personal story to life. al-jazeera correspondent my own private bollywood at this time. this is al-jazeera.

culturally i believe the muslims had a far greater effect on europe than europe the middle east. the crusaders fault for all this was because they failed to recognize the moment of their lives enough it was in the the list campaign of colonization that exploded religion in the name of the cross of the crusades an arab perspective the find a liberation at this time on a. al-jazeera where every. headlines war in the streets of melbourne australia are biased its citizens under threat by african gangs. but how real the displays. when one east investigates. this is al jazeera. hello and welcome to this al-jazeera news hour live from doha i'm martine dennis coming out of the next sixty minutes president trump takes his case for a wall to the us mexico border itself. we must confront the ayatollah. the. us secretary of state might prompt a you calls on the arab world to stand against iran in a key speech delivered in cairo. isolated abroad and embattled at home nicolas maduro begins a new term as venezuela's president. and attorney. around to thailand just days after they sacked their c

temps have been around the 52 mark not much else happens this time they're generally speaking in the middle east there is occasionally rain in our modern that's the case once more on tuesday and the wednesday showers could pop anywhere west into yemen in southwest saudi arabia the breezes bringing the heat into eastern side is one here we are is a little bit dusty but it brings dry air which doesn't reach doha doha's $42.00 in a sandwich or in bahrain has gone on shore breeze this is the humid time of the year for this part of the world and it lasts for weeks and that tropical africa does see quite a few showers but mostly they've just got a bit further west than i would have been seeing them generating overnight and leggy tour they tend to generate an sos over night collapse during the morning and spread their largest further west was much of kenya is dry much of somalia is also dried despite that breeze with showers building out in the indian ocean trying to get was madagascar big showers there in south sudan and further west which have been worthwhile recently south of that and we have g

again welcome to the look at the international forecast we will see the weather improving across the middle east over the next couple days after a rather wet sad at times wintry weather but a cloud still in place across central and eastern areas of iran that's all pushing of the east which as we go through the next day or so you may have seen that snow in tehran recently ten celsius there brought to skies combat for tuesday but of that wet weather lots of it that could well be some flooding that will push its way to that western side of pakistan as we go through chews day snow there for afghanistan and more so as you go on into what is a bit brighter skies by that time for a good part of iran the dry weather stretches across iraq a little bit of cloud just making its way into syria lebanon warming up in beirut to around nineteen degrees celsius nineteen there for baghdad and also for kuwait city we're a touch warmer than that here in doha wind will freshen things up there temperatures at around twenty two degrees some wet weather there just around the straits of hormuz just pushing over tow

i went to stores hit middle eastern countries along the mediterranean disrupting traffic and halting covert 19 vaccinations and heavy snowfall as blanketed parts of the country covering areas that haven't seen snow for many years the snows cut off a number of main mountain roads or a similar conditions in syria and jordan and this was the scene in jerusalem which is from blanketed by its 1st heavy snowfall in 6 years coronavirus facts nations have been delayed and transport has been disrupted facebook has stopped users in astray from viewing or sharing news or its platform the blackout is in response to a proposed law that would make tech giants facebook and google pay for republishing in sharing news content out of syria shallop palace reports history or wants to regulate facebook in return it's got a news blackout facebook scrubbed its news feed wiping information from health pages government agencies welfare networks and with the warnings the government wants to bring in a law that forces facebook and google to pay media outlets when they re publish the continent google has conced

jonathan winer is a scholar at the middle east institute any former u.s. special envoy to libya he says have ties not interests in a political settlement of the forces have been frozen in place with no one winning or losing territory for several months so if true it's a very big development baryons a major us has a population of nearly 200000 it's not a small place it should hugely been significant so it's a big loss for general after his forces if that's what's happens but what's always been his has been he told me this more or less when i met with him in 2016 is that he wants to take libya part of western nation he doesn't really want to participate in a political deal he doesn't want to be subject to anyone else he wants to be the person as i understood him he tends to be a dictator subject to no political force of any kind whatsoever without any politicians country having any power that's his vision it's the kind of in his head super khadafi did he had a coup after which part of the gadhafi will his family was slated to rule after him and i think that'

seaboard middle of the states looking pretty wet that right pushing out through pennsylvania new york arrived into new england eastern parts of canada looks like a pretty wet day on friday coming ladislaw see fought in trying to get to that cloud and rain that we have around the rockies north of the border we could even see some snow there just spilling over towards calgary that's going to drift a little further east for its saturday west coast is fine and dry and by saturday east coast is largely fine and dry just push up into new england as the east policy kind of get some wet weather around here as is the case to just drown the northern plains we got some wet weather too just making its way across the caribbean clouding over anywhere around the gulf of mexico down towards the yucatan peninsula that's going to sink its way further south what's an ace was for saturday was like a day of sunshine and shallow as for much of the greater antilles. for drug use. seeking to get clean one rehab option has been raising serious questions work based therapy a so-called treatment that is a long

eastern heritage living in europe and both at the same time remain deeply rooted to their arab background they and their families have been welcomed in their adopted country and in return each has worked hard to repeat that while. the 1950 s. a clash of governance politics and a challenge to french colonial rule. any 2 part series algy 0 tells the dramatic story of how modern genius you know was born to give us back our land and sea level for you to know. with a rare eyewitness testimony from the man who fought the french on the ground to newseum the battle for independence episode one rebel on out is iraq. still no letup in the heat across the middle east if anything temperatures 2 or 3 degrees about the seasonal averages lost a clear skies i saw you last a push over towards the black sea see this line of cloud just pushing up towards the caucuses that's going to sink its way further south which over the next day or so so and korea $26.00 celsius here on friday for quite sharply to 19 degrees as we go on into saturday and the rain really setting in this system makes its way through littl

med is improving currently stormy weather but by i think the middle of when said to be much better for the most part and that's you happen to be in north need it for example where i would be called wet and windy and that same sort of weather could creep in through morocco during when same ticket he says it is snow up on the this mountains otherwise it's going to be rain showers and then of course it's largely dry i've been looking at temperatures throughout the sahara they've been on the high side recently all the way as far west as senegal they're coming down to where they should be no tension still in the middle thirty's just in a few shows around the gulf of guinea. building a new knife on an entirely beach living off the sea and then. a dream shared why so many but so few make it to be an attack. a family business led by a mark of a woman with a flair for cooking and desist when if. i didn't catch it on al-jazeera. i care about how the u.s. engages with the rest of the world i cover foreign policy national security is very much a political impounds here's the how do we illustrated

across the eastern side of the mediterranean the heaviest showers they are making the way further east was east and parts of iraq now started to see some of that wet weather and it will be lively at times pushing into the western side of iran heavy enough for some localized flooding that will be almost inevitable got some showers to pushing up towards afghanistan pushing up to not pasok going to start into attack mode stand into his back to stand couple stays dry and around nineteen celsius dry two in karate is that it to thirty three degrees it turns somewhat drive around the caspian sea there are a few showers into the northwest of iran and some showers still in place there for that eastern and central side of iraq over the next few days it shows up with the showers for will see still affecting kuwait so that wet weather into northern parts of the gulf here in qatar we should say fog in tried temperatures around thirty one thirty two degrees over the next few days little more cloud into central and northern parts of saudi arabia a little more to just around the gulf of aden and on th

eastern mercenaries to the front lines. regardless the casualty rates a climbing and so far the international response has yet to pull these armies back from the brink robin 1st year war al-jazeera tbilisi. deaths attributed to the corona virus about to surpass 1000000 around the world take a look at this the john hopkins university track and puts a number of fatalities globally at well over 999000 then more than 33000000 recorded infections the u.s. brazil and india make up more than 50 percent of those cases those 3 countries also account for nearly hof of all global deaths well the us alone has reported more than 200000 kroner their fatalities officials that have just announced a new rapid testing system to ramp up virus detection nationwide this is not the deep brain biopsy that we talk about this will generally done by health care provider but it can be done supervise it's easy 123-451-2345. into the test twisted 3 times. the adhesive is pulled off and you wait 15 minutes and that is the test it really could not be eas

eastern politics at the university of oklahoma he says that despite political pressure in the u.s. focusing on arms deals with saudi arabia there's little appetite within the leadership of both countries to cancel and he weapons deals. president trump does not want to cancel this arms sales for all different kinds of reasons and the saudis also want to go through i don't think china and russia would hesitate for a second to take the place of the united states as the leading arms supplier to saudi arabia but again there are costs and some not necessarily apparent that would go with something like that saudi officers many of them are trained in the united states and some in western europe there are military is geared to those kinds of arms switching out sophisticated weapons systems all of a sudden for russian made or chinese made weapons causes all kinds of problems having to do ensure operability and training and maintenance and so on so this is not as easy as simply mohammed and someone taking a citizen snapping his fingers and going forward there are real costs involved what are

hello that mostly hot and dry across much of the middle east but some very case skies as well through the eastern end of the mediterranean it had some very light winds here for the last few days i know cooling on shore breeze and said to much as have been steadily climbing 37 celsius in jerusalem today further inland temperatures are higher of course 45 in baghdad the winds quite strong so knowing that sundin dust down through these eastern sections on it towards castle doha 40 celsius certainly on saturday about the same on sunday 39 degrees celsius those winds are very light so actually feeling a little bit humid and still if you want showers some heavy at times across the south and west of yemen but look at the temperature in jerusalem 39 degrees celsius and the next few days it will stay very whole 13 on celsius sunday monday most assholes on cheesy but even so these time which is end of august beginning of september about 10 degrees above the average that we had down into central and southern africa time which is hackles and also as high as that plenty of rain again through the c

seaboard is tempered a little bit with down to middle thirty's or below not quite as human as it was so these are the things to watch these big wandering storms in the ones that dissipate into mexico and that brings us on to what is briefly hearken hangers makes landfall just a category one the problem after storm surge is the amount of rain which goes through texas and then this thing keeps moving through sunday into northern mexico but tention for that right of what is really a desert is flash floods fairly obviously coming into the caribbean not quite a hurrican it's a tropical storm called gonzales got across these are local times its position but it rapidly disappears having left just a trail of fairly heavy rain it's quite a small storm not much bigger than trade and combine to be honest but could cause briefly some damage the showers from venezuela come down through columbia as well into words ecuador and chile and then that frontal system is a bit of rain briefly in the south of brazil but the real winter is down south. on the counter of the cost this week rich countries are

eastern allies to contain iran's influence in the region charles trafford as more. the u.s. secretary of state might pompei i was touring the middle east almost described as a mission focused on shoring up support among arab allies against iran. since withdrawing from the two thousand and fifteen iran nuclear deal last year the u.s. has increased pressure on teheran which it accuses of being a destabilizing force in the region many middle east experts say pushing iran into a corner is a dangerous move but in the egyptian capital cairo america's top diplomat didn't mince his words the nations of the middle east will never enjoy security achieve economic stability or advance the dreams of their people of iran's revolutionary regime persists on its current course america's economic sanctions against the regime are the strongest in history and will keep getting tougher until iran starts behaving like a normal country. middle east follows confusion about donald trump's withdrawal of a round two thousand u.s. troops from northern syria. president's announcement schult ara

to the $998.00 seizure of $1400000.00 of middle eastern terrorists funding. the goals of this investigation include identifying organizations involved in the money laundering conspiracy and tax from. the list is here and these are the major muslim organizations in america today so basically they thought all these mosques and charities for just one big front cover for terrorism . i mean with such justification for this. this is the order saying in june of 98 we're going to seize that assets of an organization and a person. of the things they see as was the house i lived in so that's what's wanted out here. of syria's neighbor who was the 1st american citizen ever designated a terrorist and we were neighbors living downstairs from him at the time. in a middle class suburb of chicago living in this house a man the u.s. government calls a designated global terrorist his name mohammad salaam and b c news called imperial out the window this weekend. that guy peering out the window of his own house. that's how much. he's publicly known as the 1st american citizen ev

the winter storm has hit middle eastern countries along the mediterranean disrupting traffic and halting covert 19 vaccinations heavy snowfall has blanketed the syrian capital and several neighboring provinces roads are blocked and the university of damascus has postponed examinations lebanon and israel have also been heads while jordan has had to suspend its covert 19 vaccination drive an arctic blast continues to cripple parts of the southern united states at least $21.00 people have died in the once in a generation storm which has left millions without power and 3 quarters of the country blanketed in snow texas is amongst the hardest hit states with warnings of worse to come and they've got to get reports. snow and ice a wreaking havoc from ohio to the rio grande with much of the u.s. now gripped by severe winter storms the states of louisiana missouri kentucky and texas of all reported deaths amid historic freezing temperatures in north carolina and georgia storms brought tornadoes across the rest of the nation millions are without power as rolling blackouts continue this is this is

seaboard is tempered a little bit with down to middle thirty's or below not quite as human as it was so these are the things to watch these big wandering storms in the ones that disappeared into mexico and that brings us on to what is briefly hearken hangers makes landfall just a category one the problem after a storm surge is the amount of rain which goes through texas and then this and keeps moving through sunday into northern mexico but tension for that right of what is really a desert is flash floods fairly obviously coming into the caribbean not quite a hurrican as a tropical storm called gonzales got across these are local times its position but it rapidly disappears having left just a trail of fairly heavy rain quite a small storm not much bigger than turned up to make a combine to be honest but could cause briefly some damage the showers from venezuela come down through columbia as well into words ecuador and chile and then that frontal system is a bit of rain briefly in the south of brazil but the real winter is down south. we know what's happening in our region we know how

eastern oil and goods from asia through the serious canal to europe well a spokesman for the u.n. secretary general stefan to jericho says the latest events highlight the need for dialogue to end the crisis in yemen where all these events to raise underscore the need to put an end to this conflict and to find a political solution as if we still needed to be reminded after all these years after all the suffering of the yemeni people. this conflict is and has been has had regional implications when. commercial navigation is starting to get impacted the movement of goods from global trade to start to get impacted all these the continuance of this conflict has many many implications the most important war being the suffering of civilians in yemen. mamoun abu nowa is a military analyst and the retired jordanian air force general he says sustained pressure from the who he is is threatening the saudi coalition. it's a war of attrition now we're on a stage of war of attrition and who see action against these two tanker the. drone which abu dhabi airport as the hostess i just said and we n

suburb a bangle is focusing once again in myanmar as to me i'm alex particularly when you ask the middle east yes there's quite a few showers around thunderstorms around in saudi arabia but the heat is intense in iraq. but. a curious reproaching to the wound though i did hear one journalist documents life beyond the headlines. that certain stories can change us in the easiest please use to it well we know the history. germany was a unique journey into what it means to be human the things we keep a witness documentary on al-jazeera. the on. watching al-jazeera recap of our top stories of opposition politicians have been disqualified from wanting in hong kong's legislative council election in september meeting pro-democracy activists joshua long is one of them it comes as 4 students were detained under the new national security law that russia has denied trying to destabilize bella ruse after more than 30 suspected russian mass navvies were detained me in minsk but i will say this it suspects the group was plotting acts of terrorism ahead of its presidential election in 10 days. now the us

the thick cloud heavy rain coming into the eastern side of the mediterranean are rolling across the levant and there really will pep up cyprus ings and tarantula downpours possibility some localized flooding i would also say that west the weather just pushing its way into lebanon jordan and israel some of that whatever it is why and see where syria is wealthiest says luck is of course some flooding certainly something to keep an eye on and you can see how that cloud pushes right up into central and eastern parts. of just wanted to show us towards the caspian sea much of the middle east is going to be dry and 5 here in doha a pleasant 30 celsius light winds sunshine looking good over the next couple of days sunshine the showers meanwhile across central parts of africa they'll be a few showers there just pushing into somalia a short runs there for a kenya what's a weather to only coastal fringes of tanzania and plenty of showers over towards angola pushing up into the gulf of guinea want to russia as you notice coming into what but swallow we see some showers into zimbabwe maybe some

pakistan is covered in this fog briefly clears about middle of the day and it gets cold at night with a cold wave is lifting in the forecast for sunday monday and tuesday is not cold at night. well a bit more dubious that that would improve very much as bit of a breeze in the northeast monsoon in tamil nadu so a few showers here but nothing very much nor indeed much is happening in iran or the arabian peninsula but of course in turkey the levant it's stormy. sponsored paul qatar airways american people have finally folk and america as i see it when america is off balance or will become more dangerous the world is looking very little mixture of sadness and grief. with the election behind us will the republican party dump truck to the fuel weiqi take on us politics and society that's the bottom line there are some of the media stories a critical look at the global news media spread of us are on al-jazeera government shut off access to social media. welcome back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera if you're just joining us ugandan president yoweri most 70 is poised to win a 6th term

saudi temperatures in the middle forty's would be typical obviously cooler on the coast so bethlehem and jerusalem around about the high to mid twenty's fairly nice that's right north africa is much the same obviously hotter in the middle doesn't the coastal areas where most people live are affected by the onshore breeze so it's cooler about it's a 27 degrees there isn't that much of a breeze for most than that but coming on shore not affecting cars temperature much is that breeze which will be a good dusty in egypt now the sherry bit where you tend to raise some pretty big showers if you in holland and further west that's showing up some big tops in south and chance for example nothing much as far west as the ivory coast is very seeing recent flooding but there are still showers there it could be repeated south of that on the coast of tanzania is remarkably free of cloud now and it's also the case in the forecast the cape so shows windy and wet weather. from fossil fuels to modern day renewables as societies develop their energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to mee

coming up in the next 30 minutes the trumpet ministration prepares to lay out his economic plan for middle east peace will explain why palestinians are boycotting the meeting also congolese refugees look for safety in neighboring uganda as fighting continues in the eastern part of the country. but outrage over the conditions of migrant children in the texas facility that forces the u.s. to move them. back into the program to iran says the united states is closing the channel of diplomacy forever after president donald trump announced new sanctions against iran's leadership u.s. national security adviser says that the measures are aimed at stopping iran getting nuclear weapons but john bolton says the door remains open for talks with tehran president trump yesterday imposed significant new sanctions on iran's supreme leader and other top leadership individuals and entities at the same time the president has held the door open to real negotiations to completely and verifiably eliminated iran's nuclear weapons program its pursuit of ballistic missile delivery systems its support for internati

eastern your sports what i'm hearing a little appetite what is that for type of a selection what are they really curious about the appetite is huge people are very interested and this election i understand it's you know unlike any auction site called. it happened before our people want to know what's going on they are interested and a lot of details that you want people on them to be. interested and because they feel that this is you know a monumental election what data they want to know how many people in the you know the senate seats they that kind of granular detail. well kind of i actually i actually worked on a specific story that was like graphics and i think that story explaining the congressional race wow that was before i left actually washington and to our viewers because people understand that if the democrats take over the senate for instance and they keep the house on lot of the policies will be affected by that so you understand about how our and washington and of course they're very interested in the president president trying and you know his tweets and what he said a

side of ontario more of a surprise to us at twenty seven toronto twenty six was back in the middle thirty's or least. in the last few days there's been a run about twenty five which is quite outstanding for this time of the year and this we're looking at now is wednesday so the heat wave almost that continues at least pleasant weather until then. too often on the streets when you are victims but a new force is at play. female police officers are combat sexual assault and domestic abuse. but changing society is a challenge and so is life behind the bags. at this time. with bureaus spanning six continents across the globe. al-jazeera has correspondents live in green the stories they tell. fluent in world news. and watching all of us here at my reminder of the top stories this hour north korea's foreign minister has accused u.s. presidents donald trump of declaring a war claiming pyongyang has the right to shoot down american bombers the white house has dismissed the suggestion it's declared war as absurd. hundreds of kurds in northern iraq have taken to the streets to celebrate the end of vot

nimitz entered the middle eastern waters late last week from the indian ocean. in mali the prime minister has invited a key opposition figure to join a unity government in order to resolve the political crisis the opposition earlier rejected a mediation plan by the regional bloc echo as call for the president to step down west african leaders have been pushing for a new election after a disputed vote the opposition accuses president abraham bookout tator of corruption allegations the government denies. like to take this opportunity to make an appeal a sincere appeal to sisters and brothers in the in 5 movements and other groups i'd like to say here they are expected in even strongly desired to be part of this next government must be put in place. the u.s. is welcome to ceasefire between afghanistan's government and the taliban the 3 day truce will begin on friday during the easter holiday it follows a surge in violence in recent weeks the taliban has indicated is prepared to hold talks with the government after provided a prisoner swap is completed president ash

i was as we go on through sas day south of that across the middle east it's generally dry with plenty of sunshine temperatures here in doha to around 43 celsius some places say winds have dropped lotsa lifted dust in the sand around in recent days as we go through the next couple days the winds not too bad 40 celsius here as we go through sunday similar temperatures but across the region the lower 47 still on the cards for kuwait you might cast around the southern end of the red sea chance of some showers there too just around the heart is pushing right across into the hearts of africa some very very heavy rain just around cameroon pushing into southern areas of nigeria those showers they stretch right across central parts of the continent but lousy dry around the whole. frank assessments tourism but income stream is dead in the us what's been the result you see perching growth quite significantly and in-depth analysis of the dates global headlines inside story on 00. a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small

how either the weather sloshy set fair across the middle east if a little on the cool side has to be some cloud pushing across to some other wet weather some wintry weather here recently distaste disturbed across the eastern side of the mediterranean as we go on through the next couple of days sundays not see bad but a few showers there just creeping into northern parts of syria just coming out so as we go on through monday you see some really wet weather and some well the windy weather across that east side of the mets any tutting very unsettled in cyprus that would just make its way into syria lebanon and jordan further south it is generally tries still what a brisk wind down towards the gulf temperatures here in doha getting up to around 23 degrees celsius some a time below the seasonal average but as i said last you drive or some hazy sunshine that sunshine stretches down across the whole of africa plenty of showers into central parts of africa but clutch of storms so that eastern side of angola at the moment actually we could see some localized flooding here what's the weather t

resolution authorizing military intervention in libya forces from nato and middle eastern countries descending with strikes and maybe. i don't think there was any planning in washington or in paris to remove him i think the plan to remove him after that speech it's set up along. in washington and in paris and moscow for that matter too i mean if if if he had shut up. thank god you would have been decimated by now and get good if you would be back and. but this is this is this is the last this is a this is the ego the ego forces you to do things that ultimately gets your mental to you. the vendors and the speech was the 1st of 2 iconic media moments that marked the libyan civil war of 20 letters the 2nd took place 8 months after that he gave the speech his final. image of rebel fighters dragging their former dictator through the street door cost around the world it was a grisly spectacle of a fall entirely and much like the speech it cost a shadow over the libya that was to come. more than a speech or a present and indeed represented the worst that the dark side of authoritarianism. would be an

we got some rain in the forecast for the middle east over the next couple of days a fair bit of cloud spilling across turkey that eastern side of the mediterranean so we'll see some wet weather just moving across the eastern side of turkey armenia georgia are azerbaijanis ing over towards the caspian sea but you can follow that line of cloud right down across syria lebanon jordan will be some showers in the forecast if you then as we go through the next hours and you see this line of thick a cloud also pushing across iraq northern parts of saudi arabia just some showers there into northern areas of iran but to the south of that is fine and dry here in doha temperatures a very pleasant 30 degrees celsius in light winds can see some lovely weather here over the next couple of days further south still without the usual showers across central parts of africa some of them all the lively side to southern parts of somalia could cause some flooding here show rains still bringing some showers into kenya into tanzania some heavy showers on the other side of the rift valley running over towards

have a quiet time of year at the moment so maybe changes waiting to come in but for the moment the middle east the precious little cloud except in turkey with a few showers coming in increasing breeze in the eastern med but templestowe as of the high beta 27 by go 36 both a bit above where they should be and as to a little bit below but none of these are extreme the forecast the doha maintains that by 3132 degrees the next 23 days the main rain is now gone south with the sun but there are showers extending still from south sudan right down through the rift valley and beyond the biggest ones probably aren't around juba but they are breaking out again and in these european highlands the tend to be further west and further south the congo being the main recipient and that's certainly more light to be true during system but as i said the rain is typically heading further south so whilst kigali represents this time of the year daily showers usually about lunchtime proper rain might be found further south on things like these dying frontal systems however that looks quite a weak one the forecas

participation from the eastern a camp led by a giller side of the speaker of the so would have based about him in parliament in any possible peace talks in the in the future now i get to himself why i give us the his being. hosted by the russians why i get us all how could be a possible alternative for have sort of just because i give us all to himself. he proposed a plan to shuffle the presidency council to be only one president and 2 of the beauties of presenting to the libyan regions. he proposed that plan a few months ago and also that has been taken into consideration the plan was taken into consideration within the latest peace deal or proposal for the by the egyptian president of the for the his c.c. so it seemed that after he suffered a major setback with the latest to defeat to have thought of. their world for have to after he suffered a major defeat then the russians might look into other personalities to replace him . thanks very much. still to come here on al-jazeera back to school in south africa but not all pupils will be returning to the classroom. and traffic is back

hollo we've still got some rain to come across parts of the middle east but not as bad as it has been recently across the eastern side of the mediterranean the heaviest showers they are making their way further east was east and parts of iraq now started to see some of that wet weather and it will be lively at times pushing into the western side of iran heavy enough for some localized flooding that will be almost inevitable got some showers to pushing up towards afghanistan pushing up to not pass are going to start into or took my stand into is back to stand a couple stays dry around nineteen celsius dry two in karate is that it to thirty three degrees it turns somewhat drive around the caspian sea still a few showers into the northwest of iran and some showers still in place there for that eastern and central side of iraq over the next few days it shows up with the showers for will see still affecting kuwait so that wet weather into northern parts of the gulf here in qatar we should say fog enjoyed temperatures around thirty one thirty two degrees over the next few days a little more