africa those rains extend in right way down across into bowls wanna and again into south africa now temperatures 24 celsius you in cape town on wednesday a lot cooler though with these showers and these thunderstorms raining today as well on wednesday and then look at the temperatures as we head to thursday no real change in johannesburg but capetown a real jump 33 degrees which is about 10 degrees above the affray judge. 960 on the supporting people's lives. the hoods over 100 countries by funding projects in an array of sectors. ranging from infrastructure to health and education. these initiatives ultimately help to eradicate poverty. and promote sustainable development. candid testimonies from lebanese women who is staying single. good schools in miss cultural shift in a religious society already in the grip of political and social tension. and on their implications for the arab world as a home. single by choice. you're watching the news hour on al-jazeera with me fully back to people a reminder of our top stories u.s. president donald trump and his french counterpart in monumen

africa the population have been increasing reality. if they can be and we think of getting up toward the carrying capacity of the ecosystem the population of the west and the east coast of africa have been increasing probably close to 10 percent yet the research is used a hydrophone an underwater microphone to record words sound which the team will analyze later the waters around cape town provide the do conditions to study the behavior of the well this. lake. had a lot of feeding off the west coast of south africa which quite unusual that al that you. are feeding in the antarctic and we picking up a lot of juvenile whales this year 202100 hanging around the south african coast that are feeding right in show in falls by a really interesting occurrence fast it gives us an opportunity to study the feeding behavior and the sounds and making whereas communicate using up to 4 conversations from clicks to whistles and of course each is associated with a specific type of behavior. comparing recorded here to that recorded in africa gives resea

and zimbabwe in southern africa. instructor chef and our describes their route as 200 kilometers straight ahead but the nasty chuckle but each game for a few surprises. the instructor leads the way and the participants among them are 6 team mates from germany and switzerland. they were chosen from around 2000 applicants in 6 regional qualifying camps around germany in the final event they faced a series of challenges both mental and physical to test their skills and ability to function in teams the tasks included questions about the countries and people they would meet navigation problems and other special. fasts. yes he says and i like it he makes differencing calls it a highlight of his life the moment he was informed he'd been chosen for the tour kept him riding high for quite a while virtually the whole year up to the start of the tour he still watches the videos quite often he's sure to keep the feeling always like going to sleep. at 520000 square kilometers the conservation area is bigger than germany austria a

system meanwhile into southern africa those rains extending right the way down across into both want to and again into south africa and now temperatures 24 celsius here in capetown on wednesday a lot colder though up and with these showers and these thunderstorms rain into durban as well on wednesday and then look at the temperatures as we head to thursday no real change in johannesburg but capetown a real jump 33 degrees which is about 10 degrees above the average. since its inception in 1961 the kuwait fund has been supporting people's livelihoods in over 100 countries by funding projects in an array of sectors you're . from infrastructure to health and education. these initiatives ultimately help to eradicate poverty. and promote sustainable development. going green bacteria in a bored tree and superheated gas escaping from book cannick well in iceland. in the front what happened to experiments pretty boring and if it if i did get help counter the impacts of climate change the science of capturing using night sat on 'd the scientific on the back of my material and my just kept att

gerald burke from the world food program in southern africa speaking to us from johannesburg sir thank you so much for sharing your expertise with us thank you thank you. now california senator kemah harris has announced that she's ending her bid for the 2020 democratic presidential race harris was once considered a front runner in the crowded democratic field but she's been overtaken by several of her rivals including elizabeth warren and pete budget but she was an outspoken critic of republican president donald trump's immigration policies that was slowing as a democratic strategist and senior principle consultant at the national capital strategy group he joins me now from washington d.c. thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera she had been doing well and she certainly made an impact in the debate so whether to go wrong for her. well it seems like miss harris made her initial errors in choosing her campaign structure in the campaign strategists in the upper echelons of her campaign her campaign chairwoman was or sister who had minimal experience in running campaigns and t

often called the largest waterfall on earth, victoria falls in southern africa typically looks like this. now it looks a whole lot different. the water has dried up to barely a trickle because of the worst drought in decades >>> you know that controversial peloton commercial that's been trending the one where a man gives this woman an exercise bike as a gift it was widely panned for being sexist now a bit of humor the same actress is in a new ad for a brand of gin posted on twitter by actor ryan reynolds >> you're safe here. >> to new beginnings >> to new beginnings >> the peloton lady's friends seem to be helping her celebrate a night out after a rough weeke about home tw s holiday season >>> there's good news tonight for our troops this holiday season it's been a tough week for so many of them, but a 10-year-old girl is making sure they get little christmas no matter how far they are from home ♪ at a small workshop in luddington, michigan, there's something special going on this small army of elves is hard at work stuffing stockings for our troops all over the world. >> yep, handful.

africa. and in sport a big win for liverpool and doha as they've been brazilian 5 the mango one mailed to quench the people of world for the very 1st. time of their very warm welcome to this hour of the new india's prime minister is refusing to back down on the controversial citizenship law that opponents say discriminates against muslims there enter modi has been addressing supporters at a b.j. rally in new delhi he accuses his political opponents of the. armrests over the law also defending india's 1st law has been passed some political parties have been spreading rumors these people are misleading the public and citing the public. well he's also defending india's security forces rights groups are saying they're using disproportionate force on protesters at least 25 people have been killed and more than 5000 people have been detained in otoh pradesh which has seen the worst violence at least 1500 have been arrested in other parts of india. well sabinus arrestor joins us live now from new de

for a country that used to be the breadbasket of southern africa, the situation is nothing short of tragic. there is no other way of putting it. the crisis is being exacerbated by a dire shortage of foreign currency, runaway inflation, mounting unemployment, lack of fuel, prolonged power outages, and large scale livestock losses. >> the country director of save the children zimbabwe said she has seen the effects on both rural and urban children. >> in the rural areas, families are having to make tough choices. in cases of rural children, they have to make a choice about whether the children stay back at home and do chores and find other means of livelihood, or go to school. in the urban areas, families have got to decide on what kind of meal they will have for the day, because families in urban and rural areas, sometimes can only afford one meal a day. they also have to decide on the composition of that meal. they will resort to buying the cheaper types of food, so that is also having an effect on nutrition for school going age. you find the children are beginning to not go to school becau

the spectacular victoria falls in southern africa have gone dry. what's called the worst drought in a century has slowed one of the world's largest waterfalls. this is what the falls should look like in the best of times. now there's concern that climate change could kill the region's biggest tourist attraction. and former new england patriots star rob gronkowski is talking about life after football. in our interview for "sunday morning," gronkowski explains why he walked away at the top of of his game. >> i just wasn't feeling like myself anymore. that's basically the main reason. the lifestyle all caught up to me. and i was just fighting my way through the last two years. i mean, it wasn't enjoyable anymore, so i just knew that's when it's time to go and walk away. >> ninan: when you say you felt like you were fighting at it, what was the "it?" >> like, my body, my mind, mentally and physically, you know, just fighting every day to get through. >> ninan: you can see my interview with rob gronkowski tomorrow on "cbs sunday morning." ahead, the dan

africa in large numbers and never have their faces cut off their feet cut off or think it's more than 50 lion monitors from a cycle munity as have been trained by the african people and wildlife initiative in tanzania that they had to convince members of their tribe to protect the lions instead of killing them. miss i wore as like 20 petro is one of the monitors he thinks it's important that both humans and lions have enough room to live. if we were to continue protecting these lions are children we continue seeing them and future generations will continue seeing them and they would then protect lions because they will be educated to do so. thousands of these live in fences made of acacia trees and chain link fence have been put up with the ngo. the modern fence makes it more difficult for alliance and to the corals and in this way it reduces the size loss of life stuck. in several years like 9 years that's the time i've had a living fence have not been attacked once not a good comes absolutely. in 201715 lions were killed here for attacking life stock this year then reports only 2 ha

in southern africa. and in sport an unfriendly welcome feels this n.b.a. star far we'll be here with that story coming up later. mexico is dealing with its highest murder rate on record with the majority of firearms involves being smuggled in from the united states violence across the border has been on the increasing scrutiny after number of u.s. citizens will martyred last month in the 1st of a 2 part investigation into arms trafficking between the u.s. and mexico john home and toast to those smuggling guns across the border and the hit men that end up using. it shocked to mexico the 17th of october 2019 the day the sinhala cult tell turned out like an army with a devastating great fire power they subjugated the miss camilla treat self and took over the streets of coolie a kind that would be good this man says he was there fighting with the cartel we're talking about their weapons well most of the people they're in on the side of the cartel with american guns that to it well yes of course because all the arms that we use here are from the other side of t

society something to watch out for over the next couple of days housefull southern africa we still have a few showers in see the east all of south africa further north that's where the wetter weather will remain into madagascan water madagascar pushing across into northern areas of maize and bake them will. you're watching al-jazeera his reminder about top stories iraq's president says he brother was in the midst of it was rejected by protesters. is refusing to support the nominee put forward by the largest parliamentary bloc which is backed by iran. turkey's president says he plans to send troops to support libya's internationally recognized the conflict escalades tripoli boasted ministration as being under a months long offensive by forces loyal to ward off the. syrian activists idea freezing temperatures are slowing the government's offensive on the last rebel held province of you'd leave the fighting force 130000 civilians from their homes this month. at the weather is making life even more difficult for syrian refugees in lebanon winter has always taken its toll on hundreds of thou

but southern africa is going through its worst drought in a century 14 countries and 45000000 people are need of help and are going hungry zimbabwe who depends on water in its hydroelectric plant to power it is going through sincere power blackouts in the traditional and religious leaders. invoking. the spirit of the zombies the river calling for the rains to come ok let's cross the murray on another for more on the issues facing the planet thanks nick our planet is heating up and fast what once took hundreds of thousands of years has happened in less than 200 most of it in just the last 50 levels of carbon dioxide have never been this high the greenhouse gases we've pumped into the atmosphere since the industrial revolution have lit the sun's light 10 but stopped some of that he just skating and the global temperature has slowly ticked up around one degree celsius since 880 scientists say we're on track to hit one and a half degrees and around 10 years 3 degrees by the end of the century many scientists say it could go much higher. now those numbers may not seem like a lot but the c

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africa well it is going to be a little bit cooler because we have a front pushing across much of that area and it is bringing some heavy rain for parts of south africa as well johannesburg it is going to be a rainy day for you but cooler with a tempter there of about 18 degrees. you know again you're watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories this speaker of the u.s. house of representatives nancy pelosi has asked congress to proceed with articles of impeachment against donald trump say the president's action have left her no choice trump is accused of abusing his power by trying to get ukraine to investigate his political rival joe biden. police have fired tear gas at protesters in paris and known services across france have ground to a halt us tens of thousands of people take on it a nationwide strike demonstrators are angry that president emanuel my call is pressing ahead with plans to overhaul the pension system and at least $58.00 migrants have drowned after their boat sank off the coast of mauritania survivors are being treated in the northern city of new b

africa and particularly in namibia and you know how they had a big thunderstorm this sort of thing these pictures are coming from southern the maybe a of what is effectively is a gust front head of a thunderstorm so if you see thunderstorms building on shot you can imagine that there are still a few around in botswana and in southern the maybe or the half of the rain is still in tanzania back through d.r. congo and i'm going to but you do get developments for the science and we think for crossing the tower from the city there's a good chance a big showers big thunderstorms all sunday and the trial back about cats just the same in the baby but the most it's still big open sunny skies. after years of over grazing the damage caused to the precious grasslands of chile is being reversed with one of the world's biggest ever comes the basin project. they're pretty emblematic of the patagonia 7 if they're plentiful and they're like this one is when you know that the system is going back and that they feel no threat. and that's right here on our green wilding patagonia on al-jazeera. you're watch

africa and particularly in the maybe a and you know happens ahead a big thunderstorm this sort of thing these pictures are coming from southern the maybe a of what it has effectively is a gust front head of a thunderstorm so if you see thunderstorms building on shot you can imagine that there are still a few around in botswana and in southern the maybe the heart of the rain is still in tanzania back through d.r. congo and i'm going to but you do get developments further south and we think for crossing the tower from the city there's a good chance a big showers big thunderstorms on sunday and the trial back about cats just the same in the beer but for most it's still big open sunny skies. the weather sponsored by chance on a. with one of the highest murder rates in a while that's the main challenger one of central america smallest countries is gang related violence you are a country that is not technically a war but you have levels of followers that look like country so that the president of the el salvador. talks to al-jazeera office here i this is opportunity to understand i mean a ver

africa the rain is here as well we're going to sing durban continuing with the rain attempt a few of $25.00 degrees johannesburg not looking too bad at $26.00 but plenty of sun down towards cape town with attempt a few here on thursday of $28.00 coming down to about $27.00 as we go towards friday but durban probably seems the better conditions here on friday with $26.00 degrees in your forecast. the weather sponsored by countdown and this. one is the last time you out on the streets testing whether on line you feel the weight of the system when you walk through each and every level or layer further further into the jail or if you join us on sand the entry has to start from day one whether again you and attention or you incarcerate this is a dialogue everyone has a voice to tell us they 6 o'clock our coverage will be varying accounts but i want to give people their reason for joining the global conversation on how does iraq. of the top stories here it out 0 voters in the u.k. heading to the polls later on for a general election that will determine the country's future in europe the fi

africa as the world gets warmer and more rain is forecast in the coming days. it's not the 1st time she and her community have been displaced by flooding and it probably won't be the last malcolm webb al-jazeera town or river county kenya. france's government says it's sticking to its plans for pension reform despite a nationwide strike that has brought nearly a 1000000 people out onto the streets prime minister dr philip insisted change should be gradual and not brutal it's the biggest strike in 2 decades and friday stations remained empty and schools shut for a 2nd day the roads clogged with traffic. flows in paris. well i'm outside one of the main train stations in paris and a lot busier than it was yesterday when all those train services were cut there are some trains running about a 3rd of railway workers are actually at work today you can probably see behind me a poster now that's telling you about some of the metro services because several of the metro lines of also being getting around in paris is very difficult indeed and you are seeing people on their

africa we have a lot of rain to talk about anywhere from johannesburg down towards durban tempter at $27.00 degrees for johannesburg but the rain starts to dissipate as we go towards tuesday and attempted though very warm at 30 degrees feel. leopold is renowned the creation of the world. one o one east goes back to to find out that they were going to this. one how did they are. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of our lives. provide an eclipse into someone else's was. witness on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching out of here a reminder of our top stories this hour india's main opposition congress party is holding a rally in a few hours time against a controversial citizenship law tens of thousands protested on sunday they say discriminates against muslims. syrian and russian air strikes have killed 17 people in turkey says tens of thousands of civilians have fled in recent days. australia's prime minister scott morrison has rejected calls for action on climate change as bushfires intensified almost 200 homes have been damaged in the past few days alone in new south wales an

meanwhile for southern africa drying up here across the eastern cape had some of the wet weather in place there want to see a shower see if the choose day i shall is becoming fewer and further between as we go on through wetness day that's not the case too it's eastern parts of madagascar be showers rolling through here and a lot of very heavy showers right up the rift valley. 20 mental i can. one of the at the beginning we used to play football in the street using a softball al-jazeera weld meets a group of sudanese boids determined to win against a backdrop of conflict and on such a team. when i walk in the street people stop me oh man it's because of the. door for football for peace on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera my name's piece of just up to your top stories 5 people sentenced to death over the murder of a journalist but the u.n. special investigator has described the trial as a mockery of justice 3 of the most senior suspects cleared. the u.n. secretary general is calling for an immediate truce in northern syria government forces are pushing deeper into

africa we're watching the rains come size they have made it yet but watch out in tanzania it could be quite heavy. sponsored. links stories generate thousands of lines these protests are saying down with the system and down with all of the parts with different angles from different perspectives just because we came to prison doesn't mean rights stopped at the gate separate the spin from the facts the western media jumps on stories we don't taking the misinformation from the journalism it's about telling the stories of those human beings i think with the listening post on al-jazeera. let's take it to the top stories on al-jazeera the white house says it will not participate in the next step of the impeachment inquiry into u.s. president on trumped inquiry looking into whether he abused his power by asking ukraine to investigate a political rival iraq's parliament has accepted prime minister i'd love that these resignation after weeks of violence that the government protests more than $400.00 people dead and the world health organization's raised concerns over the deepening violence in

africa we are going to be seeing rain for durban with attempts of $24.00 degrees but by the time we get towards friday we are going to see those temperatures come down as well johannes. you may pick up a few showers as well a 24 and cape town 27 degrees. sponsor. you out on the test whether on line you feel the weight of the system you do walk through each and every layer further and further into the jail or if you join us on we tend to start from day one whether again you're in detention or your own car this is a dialogue everyone has a voice for the studies that support. people the reason for joining the global conversation is iraq. taking over the top stories here. and president has called the impeachment charges against him weak democratic party leaders announced in one choose to accusing him of abuse of power and obstruction of congress. the pentagon has suspended the training of more than 850 saudi arabian military students and follows an attack by a saudi air force officer at an air base in florida last week. she is set to lead her country's defense against allegations of gen

africa the heat is still on across much of the area for johannesburg temperatures have been into the mid to low thirty's but we are going to be seeing a break in the temperatures down here towards the south a lot of rain pushing into durban and some winds attempted there of $27.00 degrees and for cape town your temperatures are coming up to 25 degrees on wednesday. kenyan journalists in the pursuit of press freedom and justice i hope of seeing very great situations rests on one secret but they are all tripping up for and being keen on investigating government corruption and the national health care system some of the transactions missing nigel because of the money that is unexplained to africa and some 60 publishable seems unbelievable want to even if it doesn't look your school truth is it anyway on al-jazeera. a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera this hour a congolese security forces have stomped on greek rod for marching towards a un base in the east of the democratic republic of congo at least 2 people have been demonstrated been targeting un peacekeepers for more than a week

africa we have a lot of rain to talk about anywhere from johannesburg down towards durban tempter at $27.00 degrees for johannesburg but the rain starts to dissipate as we go towards tuesday and attempted though very warm at 30 degrees feel. the weather sponsored by catherine and. the stories generate thousands of headlines these protests are saying down with the system and down with all of the parks with different angles from different perspectives just because we came to prison doesn't mean right stop at the gate separate the spin from the facts the western media jumps on stories lead on taking down the misinformation from the journalism it's about telling the stories of those human beings on pick up with the listening post on al-jazeera. watching al jazeera remind us of our top stories this hour tens of thousands of people across india have again defied a government ban on protesting against the citizenship law discriminates against muslims the prime minister has blamed the opposition for fueling on. syrian and russian killed at least 17 people and at least 25000 civilians have fl

africa we are going to be seeing some rain showers anywhere from johannesburg possibly down here towards durban still quite warm for johannesburg though we're going to be seeing attempts are there of about 30 degrees durban at $23.00 a beautiful day in capetown plenty of sun in the forecast at about $25.00 degrees but up towards harare plenty of sun few as well at $28.00 over towards madagascar though a few showers with a temperature of $27.00. a city defined by me. terry occupation there's never been an arab state here with the capital of jerusalem everyone is welcome but this depôt structure that maintains the can only project that's what we refuse it was one of the sound of us of a settlement with this and the story of jerusalem through the eyes of its own people segregation occupation discrimination injustice this is apartheid in the 21st century jerusalem a rock and a hard place on al-jazeera. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera at least 25 people have been killed in more than 1500 arrested across india in violent protests against the new citizenship. is becoming prime minist

africa was significant right in the eastern cape ready for it to cross around the tower once again and eventually hitting jo'burg coding things down. i'll just. let the mideast. successful careers in other parts of the world. the lebanese kind of call the just turned on to brazil. and the occupy and the norwegian of the industry. unusual journeys leading to unexpected places. the doctor and the oil man on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera quick to mind on the headlines for you and i mexico's homicide rate hit historic levels with 127 deaths reported on sunday that's the highest number in a single day since records began in 1970 it comes as president under us manuel lopez obrador completes his 1st year in office police and democratic republic of congo say 4 people were killed during the process in beni on monday demonstrators are upset about what they say is a lack of u.n. protection from on tribal groups and u.s. president donald trump is stepping up tariffs directed against 3 allies trump threatens more than $2000000000.00 in new levies on french exports and also honest plans to be impos

this abu dhabi 25 celsius on wednesday september across into doha meanwhile southern africa plains you're right in the 4 calls to keeping things very unsettled but again fairly warm and johannesburg at 25. with a sponsor down to. the shocking treatment of disabled people in rumanian still. run care in this cages you cannot have access to a toilet or water institutions funded by the european union he has his hands and his feet tied to the bed 5 years after highlighting these abuses people in power returns to romania in a 2 part series and discovers the scandal runs further afield europe's recurring shame on al-jazeera. covers a 2nd look at the top stories here in. new ripples from the usa democrats in the lower house of congress will announce 2 articles of impeachment against president trump later on tuesday abuse of power and obstruction of congress now this follows what's expected to be the last public hearing of be impeachment inquiry by the judiciary committee. and the u.s. justice department has found no evidence of political bias by the f.b.i. when it investigated contacts between do

africa we are looking in the high thirty's for many locations some regions are seeing into the low forty's as well not too bad here on monday still very hot here in johannesburg at 34 but by the time we get to tuesday durban your temperatures are coming down we're going to be seeing some more winds and some rain in the forecast at $27.00 degrees. this is al jazeera quit trying to over headlines this hour they're occupying a month's us approved prime minister at the end of the matter is resignation it's not what's in the largest parliamentary block to choose his replacement a new leader is majority major challenge rather would be to try and address the demands of ansi government protesters and called the violence which has killed more than 400 people. a couple killed by a crowd in the eastern democratic republic of congo were victims of mistaken identity they were suspected of being part of a rebel group but it turns out the man was in fact a sergeant in the military and on his way to work with his wife and child. and here prime minister boris johnson says 74 people jailed for terror offens

africa was significant rain in the eastern cape ready to close around the tower once again and eventually hitting jo'burg coating things down. too much sponsored by catalonia is. almost the last. are you out on the streets protesting whether on line you feel the weight of the system going to walk through each and every love or layer further and further into the jail or if you join us on sad retention has to start from day one whether again you and attention or your participants this is a dialogue everyone has a voice over there are studies that support was called the it will be varying accounts but i want to give people the reason for joining the global conversation on out is iraq. this is al jazeera a quick reminder of the headlines for you this hour mexico's homicide rates hits historic levels with 127 deaths reported on sunday that's the highest number in a single day since records began in 1997 it comes as president under a smuggler lopez obrador complete says 1st year in office police in the democratic republic of congo say 4 people have been killed during protests in ben on monday d

the statement by harry at the end of the tour of southern africa attacking the british tabloid media. meghan‘s decision to take the mail on sunday to court over its publication of a letter from her to her to court over its publication of a letterfrom her to herfather. and i thinkjust generally, there is a certain amount of unease within the royal family that harry just certain amount of unease within the royal family that harryjust needs to settle down, calm down a bit. and iam sure to settle down, calm down a bit. and i am sure they will be hoping that this break will rectify matters. thank you very much. the australian prime minister scott morrison has praised his country's firefighters in his christmas message. hundreds of firefighters — many of them volunteers — have been battling bush fires in new south wales — which first began in september. the public too have been showing their gratitude to the fire service, as shiamaa khalil reports. taking a brief christmas break before heading back to the fire front lines. many of these firefighters have been working nonstop for wee