really that whether or not who's to blame for the lack of dialogue but he is supposed to be going to amman to talk to those who are trying to mediate in muscat and he was hoping to go to santa but he was also saying that it didn't have to be in geneva some talking it could be done by phone by video link by a whole variety of things so really this is a situation now where one has to ask did this backfire or was it planned all along andrew symonds reporting from djibouti thanks. polls are closed in sweden the general election that's been centered on the issue of immigration prime minister stefan loughlin cost his ballot early in the day reiterating his call to voters reject the far right this election one of the most unpredictable races many believe the polls could change the country's political landscape journalist covering events for us from stockholm hi joe now what is the state of play now how long till we get some sort of indication. well we've had the exit polls out kemal and they're traditionally considered to be pretty reliable here two of them on the two main television broadcasters

course that was a problem in the last failed talks in kuwait the delegation couldn't get back into the amman into the hoochie held areas. north korea's leader has told south korean diplomats he has faith in donald trump and wants to get rid of nuclear weapons before trump's first term ends kim jong un also agreed to a third summit with south korea's president expected to be held later this month a major search and rescue operations underway for earthquake survivors in northern japan at least thirty people are feared dead and others are missing on the island of hokkaido early morning six point seven magnitude quake left cranks on the roads of the main city sample landslides are also being reported in some rural areas in the whole day i've heard reports such as people having cardiac arrest landslides collapsed buildings and large scale blackouts saving people's lives is an optimist banerjee while the government deals with the disaster relief we will deal with this crisis south sudanese soldiers have been sentenced over the rape of five aid workers and the murder of a journalist in twenty sixte

with pollution and devastation a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here in amman slowdowns for much they lost jobs that laid off the american dream is changing that's not what it used to be. and that's a tough reality to deal. reason legal. you know. mr me with a little of us is to see this is the outer skin does this person asking you represent thank you i mean the servant yes there's a me on you tube star a serious threat to secure access to a meter our home for this into i will premier of the oldest resident there are just around to see me here in that time in a year which is able to kind of buy the application and you know some was really the means to ship dollars for missed. stuff. from e.d.f. a group is there on you to collude or so it was but there is a look and we're meant to buy most our love they like order of joining cologne be a brutal look especially in say the end of the republic a colombian owner stuck on me and though b. was looking to see i mean they will place you know when i go away of course yentl in a glass of political colombiana so not a lot

walks of life be the members of the ruling party the security services elements of civil society from amman the millions of citizens forced by the regime to flee abroad. well the claims that the u.s. was attempting to orchestrate a coup in caracas were originally published in a new york times article. citing officials on both sides reported that meetings were held with rebellious venezuelan military figures before eventually being halted but israel's foreign minister has castigated the u.s. over the only cations. venezuela retraces denouncement condemns the continuing aggressions that the us government has directly promoted against the constitutional president nicolas maduro democratically elected and reelected by a wide in may this year. but as well analyst paul dobson told us that america's alleged attempts to undermine my door all are in keeping with a broader pattern of interference the report from the new york times rather. we hear in venezuela i used to seeing quite frequently you look at the role of the us government there were last twenty years break out of the venezuela it's been a

of peace talks or talks about talks involving diplomats and the fighters he is shy jeweled to be in amman and moving on from there hopefully he thinks to sana'a and from there to riyadh but as he knows the chances of getting a breakthrough seem quite limited. well meanwhile u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o. has said he certified the congress that saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are working to avoid harming civilians in yemen this means the u.s. can continue to provide support to its saudi and iraq he allies from peo statement follows a string of coalition airstrikes which have killed dozens of civilians including many children the conflict is widely seen as a proxy battle between regional rivals saudi arabia and iran. one of the russians named by the u.k. as a suspect in the circus crippled poisoning says he may make a public statement next week that's according to russian state t.v. it comes after president vladimir putin announced that the russian authorities had located the two men who he said are both civilians so negotiate go has more. a convenient time for russia's pr

officials in amman but the saudi that coalition fighting there who t.f. has not commented on the agreement andrew symonds has been monitoring the conflict in from neighboring djibouti this announcement comes from the who three rebels and it could amount to a potential breakthrough following on from the failure to get the delegation from the who it is to geneva more than a week ago they've been in the yemeni capital muscat meeting u.n. official.

head of the coalition has refused to allow them to fly now they were jew to go out to a mosque up in amman with some injured civilians for medical treatment but i think the saudi coalition of the looking at whether they were militiamen exactly who the injured people were and whether there were any iranians of whatever profession also on that flight so this is now all up for consultation with the special envoy to the yemen martin griffis is said he's not worried by that delay this is usual he said and he is sure everybody consultations are going on at the moment to make sure this matter could be cleared up and he also said that many confidence building measures were going to be discussed when the two sides get here in geneva and these included the vaccination program we've seen the cholera epidemic has taken many casualties amongst children especially on the old in yemen and also he said perhaps they should have another measure which is a prisoner swap he said that would give some hope to families on all sides of the conflict that real measures were being taken and that there was some hope

developing story i want to bring interest and syria analyst race he joins me from the jordanian capital amman so good to see you always so why does the battle for it live matter what's at stake. i mean let's take of course is the drive by iraq russia and with the with the creation is. to finish of the sunni opposition to bashar assad to finish off the popular opposition to bashar assad which ended up once and being concentrated and because the assad regime aided by iran and by you know russian bombardment was he seen president leaders in aleppo for example to finish off the opposition whether it's are with a civilian whether it's so-called terrorists and so forth it's just dissent against the secretary and rule the other white security rule of a sudden this is what the state said to be asserting this of oddity there is you assert exult already with the help of his allies who are now caught up in turkey emissaries let's let's talk about the people who are who are stuck in the this cross caught in this crossfire we're hurting your representative before you came on basically saying you know we w

of peace talks or talks about talks involving diplomats and the fighters he is shy jeweled to be in amman and moving on from there hopefully he thinks to santa and from there to riyadh but as he knows the chances of getting a breakthrough seem quite limited. in south sudan rival factions of signed what's being called a final peace deal after months of negotiations the leaders will now form a transitional government meaning president salva kiir will have his rival rick nash are as his deputy again and will be for other vice presidents catherine sawyer reports from ethiopia's capital addis ababa where the deal was signed. another grim end aimed at peace in south sudan the last time this leaders signed a passion twenty fifteen it collapsed barely a year later after valent clashes between the two are in sides in the capital juba they say this time the deal that provides for man other things five vice presidents and five hundred fifty members of parliament will halt despite mistrust between the groups the confidence reading is a process it is not an event so it is a process which is actually s

of peace talks or talks about talks involving diplomats and the fighters he is shy jeweled to be in amman and moving on from there hopefully he thinks to santa and from there to riyadh but as he knows the chances of getting a breakthrough seem quite limited in the news ahead the united nations is fighting in syria has displaced more than a million people that it's in just the last six months and a warning about the cigarettes u.s. regulators say a new generation of addicts is emerging. hello there well here across parts of night states we are watching the approach of florence this is a major hurricane category four you can see right there with the i make its way towards the carolinas now the problem with the storm is not only the size in the intensity but as it makes its way towards the coast it's going to slow down that means that area along the coast is going to be seeing sustained winds as well as precipitation and storm surge not just for one day but probably for several days in that same area as we go from thursday or friday watch how little movement we see with that storm system so

prevented from traveling to saudi arabia to perform muslim holy rites the saudi arabian embassy in amman has refused to comment the palestinians say the message is clear victoria case in the reports. the harsh pilgrimage is a religious jews the old muslims hope to fulfill at least once before they die it's one of the five pillars of islam saudi arabia is the guardian of its holiest sites including the kaaba in mecca. palestinians living in jordan say saudi arabia is allowing politics to taint rituals which should be sacred saudi arabia is fighting the palestinians and islam at the same time other palestinians even with a jordanian passport say they're being banned from visiting saudi arabia if they don't have a national id number two company representatives in jordan were wary of speaking on camera because of potential repercussions in saudi arabia but this operator agreed so long as his identity was concealed. passports of all been rejected by decide to consulate they informed us not to bring these passports again to get a visa to go to saudi arabia so this has been getting really affec

picture which is not a big surprise in the middle east a few showers still possible in the mountains of amman could be pretty. in indonesia palm oil is a billion dollar business want to win east investigates the price the country's paying. to feed the world's. on al-jazeera. as india was updating its citizenship records around four million people in the state are at risk of becoming stateless this to be viewed by infantry these are the majority of both. how does it michael both sides of this issue talk to al-jazeera. off the back years of the mind of the top stories on al-jazeera syria's government and russia have resumed their heavy bombardment of rebel positions and leave and how my province ahead of a possible ground affects eighty four people have been killed in renewed fighting in yemen support city of her data hospital sources say the dead include dozens of who are the rebel fighters and at least seventeen government troops and there are less than two hours of voting left in sweden's general election to vote could see strong gains for the far right sweden democrats party. iran's revolut

cloud into central southern parts of saudi arabia cloud never too far away from the southern parts of amman as well but i think just not going on to the coastal fringes as we go on through chews day thirty eight celsius here in doha it's going to be a little more humid as we head through the start of this week and meanwhile we got to last he settled in sunny weather across a good parts of southern africa bright skies into the eastern cape we have got better weather making its way up the most. good part of mozambique will say somewhat weather for a time but by the time we come to choose day try. again like this was our foundation. i tried to do something different when i made a daisy he was the best day of my life. i wish that day could have gone on forever . but my past caught up with me. and made us all pay the price daisy and knocks on al-jazeera. these are your headlines in sweden the prime minister is refusing to step up to his governing party suffered its worst election result. and the center right alliance failed to win a majority. sweden democrats made significant gains with the part

sort of dialogue going having failed to get the sides together in geneva he's traveling to amman and on from there he hopes and from there to riyadh but this is a desperate situation he has a lot on his hands to try to calm this down. between the. two men. in the u.k. . ians he made the remarks at the eastern economic forum in vladivostok last week the british prime minister trees amaze said the suspects were members of the russian military intelligence service u.k. prosecutors issued a european warrant for their arrest russia denies it was behind the nerve agent attack in saul's free in march rory chalons has more from the conference in vladivostok. a big change in tact from him about the script now up until this point the russian government's or thorazine in the form of the foreign ministry has basically said that the identities of these two suspects are completely unknown to them well putin change that in light of all stock he said yes we've found them we know who they are they are civilians nothing particularly special or criminal about them and he hopes that they'll appear at so

they don't appear to want to give up the fighting now mr griffiths has had talks with the rebels in amman they say those meetings ended up with no agreement whatsoever he plans to come to start what will take place remains to be seen but he will end his trip in the saudi capital riyadh but time is ticking on this whole process he knows that and through simmons' zero djibouti. or saudi arabia says it has intercepted a missile fired by the rebels they were aiming at in iran coal oil refinery in saudi arabia is says one hundred ninety five missiles have been fired from yemen since the war began in two thousand and fifteen. israeli forces of shot dead three palestinian protesters along the border fence with gaza a fourteen year old boy was among those killed at least two hundred forty eight others were wounded at demonstrations the health ministry there says at least one hundred seventy seven people have now been killed since the protests began on march thirteenth. the israeli army has closed roads leading to the village of han ahmad in the occupied west bank which is scheduled for demolition

they say there who says that they have gotten an agreement to transport a number of injured people to amman over a period of six months for treatment for serious injuries on the battlefield syria's military says it's down several missiles fired by israel near the airport in the capital of damascus this is according to syrian state media spokesperson for the israeli military has tonight the reports now the u.s. space agency nasa has launched and via an advanced space laser into orbit it will be used to measure how much ice remains on earth as global warming continues to shrink the world's classiest have a morgan explains three to one. nasa is calling its most advanced basely their launch on saturday i said to have time faster light will are based on a billion dollar mission to find out how much of the earth's ice is melting as the climate of worms. i said it was all about measuring elevation and a natural question is how do you know you get the right answer or go out collect a reference data so i will be ready to compare the value a green laser light from the satellite bounces off of this th

the next obvious key point when you're talking about the peace process as it was going from kuwait to amman we had one hundred eight days of discussions in twenty sixteen those discussions went no place you're saying you don't believe the who sees will go to geneva unless big people get involved big powerful people get involved in this process therefore my key question is this now there is no peace process for yemen and there is no embryonic peace process the can ever move in a positive direction. i mean it's simple as that if the united nation and the saudi that coalition cannot keep a small promise out a small deal that was agreed in sanaa to take this one that people so how can we guarantee that the united nations and the so dilip coalition will keep any agreement signed in geneva it just symbolized that. actually is the united nations fault because they could not keep this agreement if they do then the whole thing will have been now in geneva and i just want to make sure that i've been informed that they will not leave until that third is the agreement that has been signed would be done

where here across much of the arabian peninsula we are looking at nicer skies here across the coast of amman but we do think that as we go to the next couple of days more clouds are going to be in the forecast all the way down the coast they could be a couple of showers expression as you go a little bit further to the south but up towards doha we do expect to see maybe a high temperature a few of twenty nine degrees and then head here across parts of southern africa well nice the conditions for cape town where we did see a lot of radiant cooler weather over the last few days that front is now easing up it is going to be rainy here across parts of durban with a temperature there of twenty degrees but as we go towards sunday things are really staying about. nice for parts of johannesburg twenty four degrees but heavy rain expected still for durban at twenty eight degrees. is a popular filming location in france when it comes to stories about trucks cried and radicalization tired of negative stereotypes youth worker it's nanny do you mean is we cleaning its image by putting its young brazilian

special envoy for the amman here in geneva is still trying to square all these very difficult diplomatic circles but he does hope still that there is a chance for these peace consultations to go ahead but it's not known how long the patients of either who tease all the government will last. a tweet from the leader of the peace delegation mohammed abdulsalam in the yemeni capital of sana'a didn't simplify the problems the hooty delegation does not have an airplane so it cannot get authorized by the saudi alliance which also needs a u.s. authorization the united nations has asked for our participation in the geneva consultations the u.n. must address the americans and the british and deal with that hundreds of yemenis were back on the streets for the fourth successive day to denounce rising prices and the collapse of the local currency. it's now estimated more than eight million people in yemen are on the brink of starvation is fix on young children can be seen clearly at this malnutrition clinic in sana their lives like the peace talks are hanging in the balance david schaper al jazeera g

other folks in the community for the last six months so the house is out there competing with a ferry amman card on a platform coins why why do you like else if you like else why do you like yes versus all those other coins ever thought on yes so we looked at a lot of block chain saw the idea was right we wanted to bring financial services to the watching what watching should we use and that was kind of a january february experience and ios first and foremost the transaction speeds think everybody understands that fastest in the industry right now as far as i know are close to but account recovery is critical meaning the do this this way in which ios has a severely for me to designate max max as my good friend i trust you if i lose my private keys i can call up max and there's a process and a procedure to recover that with a sort of a real life person like a trustee and then larry maher is a smart guy you know he's behind you know what is behind steam behind another want bit cheers bit shares and this kind of this kind of this idea of concentration in the network as one where they call and

to be transported for medical treatment urgent medical treatment we understand to cairo in egypt not amman as was demanded an issue lee by the who thing is when they were putting preconditions down ahead of the geneva talks a lot to take in here but the bottom line is no one can guarantee that this is a breakthrough for the simple reason that a lot of fighting has happened in the past week an immense amount of fighting an unknown number of dead an unknown number of injured and an unknown future really in terms of supply lines and we have the world food program warning that their grain silos in the red sea port are under threat and there was already some damage where we hear but this is not been verified and the u.n. itself has been warning that millions of people. pend on that supply of food over the coming months now all of it is escalation political escalation attempt to try and get some level of sense into the situation because when you hear from civilians in directly sadly they are in a situation now that is worse than ever peter and thank you. the storm has already left twenty five pe

of peace talks or talks about talks involving diplomats and the fighters he is shy jeweled to be in amman and moving on from there hopefully he thinks to sana'a and from there to riyadh but as he knows the chances of getting a breakthrough seem quite limited. now thursday marks the twenty fifth anniversary of the oslo accords between israelis and palestinians the deal set out a five year timetable for two state solution but with each passing year palestinians have seen chances of that proceed further and further power a force that reports. it's a sun dappled september day in ramallah families enjoying a public holiday twenty five years since israeli and palestinian leaders signed the oslo accords parts of the occupied west bank have attained limited self-government but a two state solution the overriding goal looks more distant now than it did then i sat down with three members of the so-called oslo generation palestinians who were born around the time of the agreement rita is an activist with the boycott divestment and sanctions movement aiming to marshal international economic pressure

of peace talks or talks about talks involving diplomats and the fighters he is shy jeweled to be in amman and moving on from there hopefully he thinks to sana'a and from there to riyadh but as he knows the chances of getting a breakthrough seem quite limited. washington's accusing iran backed groups in iraq of carrying out what it calls life threatening attacks against u.s. diplomatic missions and a wrong there have been violent protests in the city of basra where people are angry about a lack of government services and corruption and it was during these protests that a rocket attack damaged the airport in basra where the u.s. consulates located and three rounds were fired at the fortified green zone in baghdad which contains the u.s. embassy but protesters also attacked the offices of iranian allies and ted on the consulate in basra was burned. to lebanon now a promise to designate saadi says he's not seeking revenge for the assassination of his father he made the comments in the hague with closing arguments are being heard in the trial of four hezbollah members accused of killing a feat

in refugee camps all right harry live in ramallah thank you because ghana says onerous and based in amman i asked him if he was surprised at all finding with cat. we didn't it's great because already this year the ministrations have cut three hundred five million dollars a small budget and we've been led to believe that there was a big question mark over anything more but this is nonetheless a regrettable decision we certainly reject any allegations about us that have been made about our programs our programs are high impact and indeed it was the american minutes gratian which recently the few months ago praise of operations we deliver five hundred twenty six million children around a primary education to do nine million patients consultation a year we feel seven students people. doing those things which is why be read by the day in the community including by the u.s. ministration so what do you think changed when you need to ask that question that have been accusations which i've not made directly but i think people are asking whether what we see is the political instrumental isolation o

live for us in ramallah thank you very much now chris christie gannets rather as spokesperson based in amman i stepped in a few minutes ago i started by asking him whether this decision was anticipated we get anticipated because already this year the trumpet ministration had cut three hundred five million dollars smart budget and we certainly have been led to believe that there was a big question mark over everything more but this is nonetheless a regrettable decision we certainly reject any allegations about that have been made about our programs our programs our high impact and indeed it was the american ministration which just recently as a few months ago praise our operations we deliver to five hundred twenty six million children around released a primary education doctors do nine million patients consultations a year we feed but seven good insecure people that contribution to doing those things which is why we wrecked i started doing a community including by the u.s. but it's ration so what do you think change. well you need to on that question lee there have been accusations which i've

cloud into central southern parts of saudi arabia cloud never too far away from the southern parts of amman as well but i think just not going on to the coastal fringes as we go on through chews day thirty eight celsius here in doha it's going to be a little more humid as we head through the start of this week and meanwhile we got to lossie settle in sunny weather across a good parts of southern africa bright skies into the eastern cape we have got better weather making its way up the most. good part of mozambique will see somewhat weather for a time but by the time we come to choose day it's lotty try. the weather sponsored by cats on race. and instantly shifting news cycle but it was even changing america tweet the listening post takes pause and questions the world's need to double will be of the details the kind that cannot be conveyed in two hundred eighty characters or fewer exposing how the press operates it in their language of their culture and their context and why certain stories take precedence while others are ignored we can have a better understanding of how news is created we'

renee go on a deal is that deal resolved now with a flight to amman not clear not clear yet. andrew simmons live in djibouti thank you. now the u.s. secretary of state has just arrived in pakistan days after three hundred million dollars worth of military aid was cancelled in his first official meeting with the new the elected prime minister imran khan he's expected to talk about counterterrorism relations between the two countries have worsened in the past we can talk live to our correspondent in islamabad i can't imagine that this first encounter is going to be a very good natured affair. obviously read all the problems regarding the two countries and the fact that that relationship is now almost in the deep freeze it is going to be an extremely crucial now the u.s. secretary of state had already been talking to the media on board the flight. that the object of this. their relationship with pakistan number one and. a new page by finding common ground but it is going to be very difficult to find that common ground given the fact that the united states is now looking forward.

to be sunny at forty two and the clouds are now pushing out to sea here across most of the coast of amman we're going to see muscat at thirty two as well and then salon at twenty nine really staying about that as we go through the beginning of the week and then as you make your way down here towards parts of africa we did see a lot of active weather especially across parts of durban and johannesburg of the last couple days with this stationary boundary across the or you know those clouds right there that will continue here on sunday maybe some windy conditions along the coast could be expected during the twenty five johannes a twenty four but here for cape town well winds are out of the south we're going to be seeing cape town at seventy degrees with mostly cloudy conditions for you. twenty five years after the signing on jazeera world tells a two part story of norway's role in the oslo accords another salute to the government of norway for its remarkable role in nurturing discipline in the secret negotiations and why its promise of peace has remained unfulfilled deciding the tone of the

rebel delegation they're demanding the chance to put injured fighters on the plane for treatment in the amman the capital of moscow but the yemeni government spokesman here told me this not only the injured fighters they're trying to get on that plane let's hear what he said they said yesterday that they want to. have information from our side from there from sanaa those are not injures they are. a group of hezbollah experts who were. programmed that. they are training who they have been training for the for the last three days years it's been described by the united nations as the worst humanitarian crisis in the world more than ten thousand people have died two thousand or so have been children every day these peace consultations are delayed means more lives are put at risk. frontline presidential election campaign. and europe's new frontier. and expect. to get into. we are going to see more wet weather pushing into southeastern parts of china over the next couple days not too bad at the moment largely clear skies this line of cloud which runs from the southwest up towards shanghai will sin

predict when the negotiations will resume or even take place should i say he of course is traveling to amman where he will meet some members of the rebel hooty. well intended delegation and he hopes to travel to santa but really it has to be said it's the old story sadly in conflict it's what happens on the battlefield that can really count and also it's compliance possibly in geneva by one side noncompliance possibly in santa or although they insist that they couldn't get safe passage and delivery of injured to oman and they feel the hooty is feel that they are being sidelined in many ways it is impossible to get to the real detail underneath the rhetoric and possibly the posturing is it really a situation whereby the who it is. renay somehow they say they haven't martin griffis is being very very careful in his language he's saying this is not a blame game however what about the saudi u.a.e. that coalition are they really intent on pulling back certainly from what we're hearing and david touched on this no is the answer to that and it does.

of peace talks or talks about talks involving diplomats and the fighters he is shy jeweled to be in amman and moving on from there hopefully he thinks to santa and from there to riyadh but as he knows the chances of getting a breakthrough seem quite limited. well the u.s. secretary of state has said he's certified to congress that saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are working to avoid harming civilians in yemen this means the u.s. can continue to provide support to its saudi and iraqi allies from palest statement follows a string of coalition airstrikes which have killed dozens of civilians including many children the conflict is widely seen as a proxy battle between regional rivals saudi arabia and iran. coming up on the al-jazeera this news hour president trump issues an executive order authorizing sanctions against foreigners meddle in u.s. election a media conference that's exposed the strained relationship between the philippine president and the military and olympic cycling cycling champion christina vogel comes to terms with the injury that's left her unable to walk. one of

that clearly is not acceptable to them not just a case of wounded fighters or civilians being taken to amman for treatment but they're attempting to get members of the iranian forces who been inside yemen on the side guiding them healthy them training them and that is why it's so on acceptable to them so more details about exactly what's happening and perhaps a better explanation of why days this difficulty trying to get clearance from the saudi led coalition to get that act off to take off so this is a very difficult situation at the moment to have to resolve that issue that has to be some movement on the rebel delegation side if they are to get that play. because it's unacceptable to the saudi late edition for those hezbollah fighters to be on that flight out of the hutu controlled areas david you'll keep us posted i'm sure in the meantime thanks very much. iraqi parliament has called an emergency session for saturday to discuss violent protests in the city of basra at least eleven people have been killed since monday people are demonstrating against government corruption and a lack of bas

of that he would as he come further south little bit of cloud there just hugging southern parts of amman so the areas of yemen to into the gulf of aden there a bit of cloud just hugging the far south of south africa but here it's looking set fair well so dry weather coming through fourteen celsius in cape town little on the chilly side here sixteen therefore in the cloud does recede a little further eastward and we'll see more in the way of sunshine meanwhile sunshine and showers as lobby showers continue from the ethiopian highlands into the gulf of guinea and could pop west africa. whether online or humanity has been taken out of its goals of this one told you about the number on a spreadsheet or if you joined us on sat i guarantee no one else has a back story like yours this is a dialogue i'm just tired of seeing the negative stereotypes about native americans everyone has a voice resurfacing that's good comments here questions i'll do my best to bring them into the cell join the global conversation on how to zero fresh perspectives new possibilities to. debate and discussion so it's

would say was true in abu dhabi and we've seen some significant showers recently in the mountains of amman but it's really the south where you get reliable cloud drizzle and of course high humidity use for rain recently a lot of a reason we saw in south africa it moved eastwards through mozambique to the island of madagascar to tanzania forecasts wise now there's very little more to come and think up towards cape town not really. counting the cost austerity in argentina but will harsh medicine fix the economy and what about before out for emerging markets plus the good the bad and the ugly the corporate in fact of society and the environment and why but let me also paying attention. counting the cost on al-jazeera in an instant the shifting news cycle the listening post takes pools and questions the wild media exposing how the press operates and why certain stories take precedence while others are ignored the listening post on al-jazeera. hello again the top stories this hour on al-jazeera the u.s. is threatening sanctions against the international criminal court if it pursues that vesta g

of peace talks or talks about talks involving diplomats and the fighters he is shy jeweled to be in amman and moving on from there hopefully he thinks to sana'a and from there to riyadh but as he knows the chances of getting a breakthrough seem quite limited. plenty more ahead on this al-jazeera news hour including bracing for hurricane florence millions out of order to evacuate the u.s. east coast last the seven children from one family who are paying the price of war in afghanistan and olympic cycling champion christina vocal comes to terms with the injury that has left her unable to walk. for president vladimir putin is encouraging two men accused of poisoning a former double agent in the u.k. to come forward the appeal came up to putin admitted for the first time that the two suspects are russian citizens so new reports i a convenient time for russia's president to announce his government does know the suspects in the script power poisoning case taking advantage of the international attention and bloody vostok planted question granted this response really. we have looked at who these

funding from protesters gathered outside the un agencies office in jordan's capital amman the kingdom hosts more than two million refugees meanwhile over the border in israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu welcomed the cuts he said maintains the refugee crisis instead of solving it let us know notably. the us has done a very important things by halting the financing for the refugee agency known as an ra it's finally beginning to resolve the problem the funds must be taken and used to genuinely help rehabilitate the refugees the true number of which is much smaller than the number reported. this is a welcome change. here's what's coming up for you on this news hour a rare show of discontent as thousands rally against the russian president vladimir putin's plan to change the pension age also. and i'm sorry for sit in one of the last places you might expect to find high level showjumping right here in the gaza strip. and in sport action from the u.s. open a moment of genius from roger federer. the group al-shabaab says it is behind a car bomb attack in market issues capital mogadishu

they don't appear to want to give up the fighting now mr griffiths has had talks with the rebels in amman they say those meetings ended up with no agreement whatsoever he plans to come to star what will take place remains to be seen but he will end his trip in the saudi capital riyadh but time is ticking on this whole process he knows that under a summons zero djibouti. but three saudi soldiers have died in the fighting along its border against it is saudi arabia is also accusing the rebels of aiming to attack the iran coal oil refinery in the port city of design in the south the military says it intercepted a missile fired by hooty s. it says one hundred ninety five missiles have been fired from yemen since the war began in two thousand and fifteen and the head of the organization of american states is visiting venezuelan migrants who fled across the border into colombia luis armado is in the border city of kuta to look at their conditions they owe us promotes peace and security among its thirty five member states venezuela's economic crisis forced more than one and a half million people

they say though who says that they have gotten agreement to transport a number of injured people to amman over a period of six months for treatment for serious injuries on the battlefield. iraqis could finally be getting a working parliament m.p.'s elected a new speaker on saturday ending months of political deadlock following the elections in may but concern is growing that control of iraq's politics may be swinging towards pro iranian parties matheson is in baghdad. after months of political deadlock since the last election iraq's parliament may be growing into gear m.p.'s have finally elected a new speaker of the house he's muhammad a sunni muslim with strong support from the parliament's probably around shia coalition and that they were aided you will we need to unify our efforts some members of parliament can reach political consensus and choose our government capable of facing the serious security and economic challenges i have other posts are expected to be filled soon including the president who will be kurdish according to political tradition he will ask the leader of the biggest

an amman plus op-ed is a made up fabrication. if you are going to write something you should put your name tocchet to it so there can be a rebuttal. this person could have had the chance to resign their position and then pen that op-ed. they chose not to do that. this is a disgusting thing for the "new york times" to do. they didn't alert the white house from what i know of, of this pending op-ed. the administration and the president should have been given the opportunity to respond. kennedy: i would like to see some of these sources go on the record. i think that's the bold and right thing to do. if it's so important to these people to put in word the horrible acts and personality of this president, i think they should put their own names on these descriptions. but you have to admit there is a disconnect between the president's personality and some of his policies. sometimes the things he does are so distracting and weird, it takes away from his success. >> i agree with you, i think this person if they exist should put their nam

cloud into central southern parts of saudi arabia cloud never too far away from the southern parts of amman as well for i think just knocking on to the coastal fringes as we go on through chews day thirty eight celsius here in doha it's going to be a little more humid as we head through the start of this week then meanwhile we got to last he settled in sunny weather across a good part over southern africa bright skies into the eastern cape we have got better weather making its way up the mozambique channel so that part of mozambique will see somewhat weather for a time but by the time we come to choose day slighty try. in the final cut of a six part series filmed of the five being. the people who can still fight for their land. the village chief is in prison. and forced underground the filmmaker has become part of the sad. crackdown the concluding part of one can china's democracy experiment on al-jazeera. to stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the. al-jazeera as we embrace new technologies rarely do we stop to ask what is the price of this progress what happened

well here across much of the arabian peninsula we are looking at nicer skies here across the coast of amman but we do think that as we go to the next couple of days more clouds are going to be in the forecast all the way down the coast they could be a couple of showers expression as you go a little bit further to the south but up towards doha we do expect to see maybe a high temperature a few of twenty nine degrees. and then headed to here across parts of southern africa while nicer conditions for cape town where we did see a lot of radium cooler weather over the last few days that front is now easing up it is going to be rainy here across parts of durban with a temperature there of twenty degrees but as we go towards sunday things are really staying about. nice for parts of johannesburg twenty four degrees but heavy rain expected still for durban at twenty eight degrees. in an instantly shifting news cycle the listening post takes balls and questions the world's media exposing how the press operates and why certain stories take precedence. are ignored the listening post on al-jazeera. was.

they don't appear to want to give up the fighting now mr griffiths has had talks with the rebels in amman they say those meetings ended up with no agreement whatsoever he plans to come to start with what will take place remains to be seen but he will end his trip in the saudi capital riyadh but time is ticking on this whole process he knows that under a summons zero djibouti. or sixteen is the main highway heading east out of the port city for data this is it to see why it has such strategic importance as it's the start of the road supply route from yemen's main port to the capital city sana which is hundred forty kilometers northeast amanda bryden from save the children says killer sixteen is critical for humanitarian aid. the port is a lifeline for the rest of the country say over eighty percent of the country's commercial imports are coming through this country through this ports ari and what we're seeing with the fighting is the critical junction sixteen is the artery towards summer and there are other parts of the country and so really this is a situation of life and death for yemeni

would say was true in abu dhabi and we've seen some significant showers recently in the mountains of amman but it's really the south where you get reliable cloud drizzle and of course high humidity use for rain recently a lot of a reason we saw in south africa it moved east was through mozambique to the island of madagascar to tanzania forecasts wise now there's very little more to come and think up to what's not rainy. getting to the heart of the matter unless we have new generations growing up to understand better our relationship with the natural world then soon there will be nothing left facing reality or our friends and allies a positive on the front and his commission for taking place here their story on talk to al-jazeera. another warning from turkey's president about the consequences of syrian and russian attacks on their province. zero live from doha also coming up the u.s. threatened sanctions against the international criminal court and confirms the closure of the palestinian mission and washington. russian and chinese ties grow closer as the leaders meet amid the largest war ga

the arabian peninsula fine and dry except when you're down towards the coast those normal clouds for amman down towards lolla muscat is going to be a beautiful day here at thirty three and then on tuesday well we're going to be seeing the temperatures start to creep up here a little bit in doha with the temperature there of about forty one degrees and then as we make your way down here towards the southern parts of africa well not looking too bad for cape town over the next few days actually a nice temperature for you of about twenty that's about what the warmest we have seen over the last couple of days but that is not going to be lasting too long because we do expect these clouds down here towards the south to start to make their way towards the north and from twenty degrees down to about fifteen degrees with more clouds in your forecast and then over here towards durban well it's going to be a very hot day for you with temperatures there of about thirty six. what makes this moment that you were living so unique and. we haven't seen the president this unpredictable freedom of speech is a