well white top of the ship you have a kitchen to be offensive or provoke the thought of it as people do setting the stage for a serious debate up front at this time on al-jazeera. news has never been more available but the message is a simplistic and misinformation is rife listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera. hello there i'm getting my donald here in london the top stories on al-jazeera turkey says its troops will fight forces loyal to the syrian president if they enter the northern afraid to defend kurdish fighters so a state news agency says syrian forces would enter

a frame within hours to join what it called the resistance to turkish aggression steph decker has more. on the. syrian state television and now says that force and loyal to president bashar al assad will be deployed to a free in. turkey launch an operation against the people's protection units or y p g who are in control of the province almost a month ago and calls the y.p. g a terrorist organization the united states considers the group its most effective ally in fighting eisel. this new move by damascus in africa could mean its allied militia directly confronts turkish troops turkey's foreign minister was defiant. if the regime is in train the cleans the p.k. k. in p.y.t. when there are no problems however if they come in to defend the y.p. g. than nothing and nobody can stop us the supplies to efren as well as members and to the east of the euphrates river the developments when set behind the scenes

negotiations the details of which are unclear if the kurds are going to accept the major conditions of the syrian regime will decide on that very heavy weapons. dance artillery and rocket launchers will they be exiting the city because the syrian regime is all skiing syria democratic forces to exit the city and to move to the east of the euphrates the kurdish why p.g. holds the areas in yellow which include the region of the green areas land controlled by the syrian opposition supported by turkey and they are advancing on africa and under the turkish operation olive branch president assad's government controls the area to the south and the i.p.g. . to the east of the euphrates is where the u.s. has military bases and personnel on the ground syria's seven year war seems to have entered a new phase with the foreign powers who have long backed different sides trying to solidify their spheres of influence stephanie decker. at least twenty seven shia

fighters were killed in iraq when eisel fight is ambushed their convoy the bodies of the victims arrives in baghdad on monday eisel fighters were disguised in iraq e army uniforms and pretended to be on duty at a fake checkpoint when the attack happened on the outskirts of how we. white house says u.s. president donald trump supports improved background checks on gun purchases earlier anti gun protests to staged a demonstration outside the white house to call for gun control after wednesday's school shooting in florida seventeen students and staff members were killed by a teenager with an assault rifle in the florida city of parkland trump is to speak to survivors on the web and stay in what's been called a listening session. meanwhile the government accused of carrying out the mass shooting in florida has appeared in court nicholas cruz as can best a taking a legally purchased semiautomatic rifle into the marjorie stillman high school and then opening fire he faces seventeen murder charges oxfam has apologized to

haiti's government over allegations of sexual misconduct by some of its staff during a mission its former director for haiti has the mitten to using prostitutes during rebuilding efforts after the twenty ten earthquake the charity's also released an internal report revealing three of its workers threatened witnesses during an investigation into sexual misconduct you indian media say rescue teams have found the wreckage of a passenger plane that disappeared in the zagros moments since the s m n airlines aircraft went down in for good weather on sunday killing all sixty five people on board iran's president has some rouhani has ordered an investigation into the accident. at least seventeen people have been killed after a garbage dump collapse in mozambique rescue workers in the capital maputo believe more bodies could still be buried the fifty metre tall pile of garbage collapsed in the early hours of the morning in heavy rains burying several houses local media

saved dozens of families have fled their homes to see the top stories up next it's qatar beyond the brocade we'll see a bit later. we're with. or. i would to me to not out on scene is a. room. news vicky a massage therapy care it's just a political thing going it will be over in a while and everything normal and normal. what made this different was they targeted people.

or saw a t.v. visual not a mask a year area or below a shade. on june the fifth two thousand and seventeen a small gulf nation of qatar was put under siege. saudi arabia the united arab emirates. and egypt cut diplomatic trade and travel links with papa. saudi amorality and beyond any citizens were told by their respective governments to leave qatar. and they gave custody citizens fourteen days to leave their territory. the blockading countries accused of funding terrorism and from entering regional instability. they presented a list of thirteen demands including the closing down of the al-jazeera media

network. that has denied all the accusations and has refused to comply. with the list of demands arguing that the blockading countries were trying to undermine its sovereignty and the demands contravened international law. this is a story of a country cut off and isolated by its neighbors by some of the arab world's most powerful countries. and of how the people of qatar have been facing up to life under blockade. it's september twenty fourth twenty seventeen and thousands of others residents

gather along the door has waterfront only. have come to welcome back the emir of qatar he is returning home from addressing the united nations general assembly in new york but. it's a barometer of the public mood of support for the thirty seven year old and shift to name in homage to fanny. the face of cutters leader can be seen almost everywhere. he's picture has become an icon a symbol of defiance of a refusal to cave in to pressure from the blockade in countries. let mr campbell fairly i'm on a majority and the value of all mob with an i'll be with the model we're going shell of a lot of coffee and twenty four year old and how middle runs doha live

a popular snapshot account they used to just cover the goings on in doha. but now it's become a go to place for residents wanting news about the blockade. today's interview meant then mildly the artist behind the portrait of cut then is immediately entitled to me mail managed to mean the glorious terribly nervous. come of a child should. he wish our shepherd. like her in the shop sought. out for the have your place happy. with him which i. assume will happen because. all you could hear athletic make a move to the west to go to work for fear of the shuffle can walk another week when

. i was my american next move. in stocks and solar power across the town he. said with we're starting out there are a lot of pics of it up there well i think that's the ship and he. started to feel he could. have done something proudly. that they are what they are. while social media may be creating local celebrities it's also driving the conversation about the blockades. snapshot facebook twitter every message every opinion is shared social media has become the favorite tool of properties. it's where people go to find out what's happening and share with their herd and how they feel. challenged and boy images and the hobbit coffeeshop well then i commend them for social media to tell

fish not charge a fee to go. i mean every diet as my whole i saw he saw it on the left and i got up but it's up to you to go on my own show your choice and going to. hear any of. the like tomato about. the file here to me. was enough to work on it's borderline one of your posts are good for both and if so look at the close as my own so. while there is no denying the mostly between the bleeding countries and up but the only shots being fired are in the media and from all sides. just new york to move the middle fairly easy that most people are probably here but yes my. guess is that the my father knew. that he and he said it

will work. on a plot it look at let me see here one of them he had a hell of. a bad name another one of. many of the accusations seem outlandish and have little basis in reality. for example no turkish troops have ever patrolled the streets of don't have. the right i mean yeah i sat up and i took a look at. the kenya. and at least the replying to these stories well. those ridiculous social media platforms flooded with mockery.

and. i still got. one of them have been and never see. me and. yeah mommy. i think i was ok and i think xander kind of meditation on the in my head into the mouth of the want to join you know one of the. home team fell and we. actually. got bumped. and i didn't love this i'm. not. going to love them all so i had. to any couple off the bottle to hop up lame also low side to walk and eat

a bag and i wish i had my house so i say yes but the whole d.n.a. . must cover it up once got a woman killed it was said and the intellect of the show do it so much to sinister well liable. to cause enough in the middle of the ship to see. one of them is always. interested when there. is no one. will. i don't know why. i'm a know what we did you would have william would have been dieting as well they have no they didn't i say not a lot of years ago i was at a dealership. and now months and come to see us in the. uk and have been who want god to help and then miss many a bit but well above the national headline and they have sudhir and they have him on his own and i mean it here's a little too full of you know i'm not on all well and in can my being an economic

lesson doc left and the loss of a son diminished and if he had been touched so we should not been of another whom i would have one what is really key. service of i was i wouldn't go from there to top of it and then i had to sort of the you know and then i had to tough love that's a lie was the above let's and i keep it so i hope you can i say logic and manasseh it on a reality show deal and some of the fellows or some of the other the other certain you know that this really never did but what i think that tell you what one is and you don't some below today of keep you well loved and i'll be maniacally going and so to suffer would have to look well i didn't want to have one that's a mile off you know how to deal with this sort of moment on a call insert deal will call the suzy up and add the na c.s. i might add the helpful seligson of all the whole oh joe never had no hit in the end they all called and day i manage fun and you will get hate it hate. saw

a little while you got a legal enema belittle it is. zen but he loves it and it had kind of long gone we don't know what i should be only a fellow but me but there's a lot of the whole all. look alike on somebody's body so i had a lot of about enough must limit yes that's a little market but it would be a moment so that's rather very odd. and i'm a celebrity is one of the cut that is most. comedians and playwrights. he was so outraged by how the crisis was ruining relations between puppet and its neighbors that he ended a long hiatus to write a series of satirical sketches he titled what's happening he directs his satire and what he sees as the absurdity of the blockade. of the hospital

for a lot of but a. whole. minute doha sorbent. then you can just cut. down what started as a series of sketches on you tube quickly became popular gaining over two million hits it's. now my. thing my company's standards that's the equivalent to going higher. but they're making is that. good there. larry you keep books. out. in this episode of what's happening condom ridiculous laws passed by the doing and the had in that punish people with prison sentences and fines if they express any sympathy for

mainline or on how they got out of my nose when i love them. but then i'm not taking this law somehow becoming earners are very good at the gruen because their own home to good old dominion are no matter what i mean it will lead them to go on can i come to mean your own had no need. to get up muddy the old lady the. mean no monsieur don't know what can or cannot do with you her eyes you have sold them and them. convert. the. only that out of no mild good. hanum is now preparing his popular you tube show for a run a door has national theatre. he sees his political satire as a way to allow people to both lament and laugh at the gulf diplomatic crisis on

a. whim or of. any. of. the shadowy. and lots or whole of us who have them and as much about owning as welcome now the whole of. our. legal q. ok. no country has done a sort. of i guess they said what a lot of them can work. in family not. a world of hog. in. the can walk infinite a couple of we are legit i would go infinitely it has. been a hundred now it was in an asylum in one hundred four. hundred one at the end i'm

ahead of the bad. luck and have been head of it can be a fairly late values get out who told the atlanta journal called in the. name has been able to mock what he sees as the absurdity of the crisis for others it's a little more difficult. to know what you have. always . and i knew did jenna and has to stand no off are afraid they may be forced to leave copout. their mother is called buddy the father. their parents divorced when and the nude was four years old she and her siblings student with their mother. the governments of saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. told the citizens to leave or face having their citizenships revoked everything we

are or aren't at least from what we remember in qatar our memory is our friends our family so to be forced to leave would just be our. i don't think i can imagine that happening but if you know something all of your life you've done something different very difficult to write. and learn nude studies medicine at weill cornell a branch of an american university. one week after the crisis began her mother received phone calls from people claiming to be from the bahraini embassy. they said ellen nude and her siblings would have to return to behead him if not their passports would be revoked. in all gulf cooperation council countries citizenship is passed from father to child that means that the nude and her

siblings face a dilemma to leave their mother and home or potentially lose the only citizenship. they gave us at the time i think fourteen days or two weeks to go back to. if they were a member in really scary history like counting down days like ok what is our option if we did that what would happen charge occasions so well we've been able to continue and just gets you know a spiral negative thinking affected us psychologically more than anything. but illinois family is not the only one in this predicament more than six and a half thousand qatari citizens a married to a moralities saudis or behind a nice. wildcat that has maintained that they were welcome to stay it took considerable pressure from human rights organizations for the blockade and countries to even begin to reconsider their policy. but still they kept pressuring

the citizens but then later we got another phone call saying the exact same thing but they just sent out news saying that it was ok if we had only had that they're not going to force us and then they call again with the same threat. the rest is going to give up person so will be here sitting. there playing with people's emotions they think they can control and get what they want through manipulating the weak and what's well at least what they felt were the week. there were realize that people are going to speak up that people have a voice that social media makes the world so much smaller than they are it's only. there is no tradition of protests and demonstrations and. the students have found a way to have their voices heard on social media. and visits by artist ahmed in mali at

a door how arts college is an opportunity to get the message out so here i am with the artist of tonight's cervical desk interview skills could not find some believe it's not school or not really in the u.k. to find young. leave it to linen in the sunshine otherwise just was of can. if you can. get the get off the field but hey what you heard of. that. message has become part of the landscape. the emir's good traits it is everywhere on billboards buildings and is displayed on most businesses.

including at this popular fast food concession which happens to have a u.a.e. based distributor. and has not had a definite deadline. then the number of the. tentative owner llewyn arbet lee has proudly put up to me as portrayed beside the food hut in full view of her queuing customers. the blockade has had a severe impact on her business she used to have four tornado potato stands in the city she now has just one even with the downsizing she struggles to find the basic ingredients and materials to keep the potatoes frying. but it's how the blockade is impacting her family that has lead to a most distressed. easily my. mental state so what if one is either well aware that. i hate them with their word to mind that i've got more to read their words and i'm going to turn to the birthday girl been

a whole bizarre charlatan as one of the god that i was suddenly going to kill. more or the. heavier cause i'm good at mont him bad five am there's a loss with zoe self natural to something to age well and i just so it gets i'm going to get any of us to therapy to get there i will go get it eventually but i have to go to also my hell it was a great haul but to get that much to get them pretty it's way too that they don't want to get the second i didn't want. then had them a little bit recalled to. the had been held more than the going to go home and the work of one of the most but it didn't to so be. it hopefully we'll end it everywhere the cult of when i'm in the mobile it's been the different to tell him it will come out because i. made it cool bought a pro side of the solid and the message was to resort. to was to get good sort of good or limber isn't let into the hornets eliminate much damage but with

a lesson i've learned a lot is that karma lets say i did have a good kill it had been about to go get people to. really sit with custody in a blue one has family connections throughout the gulf region but those here in a more than willing to chip in to keep the business running in school and even bought. can you go to a bar and then look illiterate that when they work in money can buy at a surplus of common would amount to also model must the muslim guy. that at the end of it to be a bit of an unlimited is the agent. they wasn't there was a lot of them and on the other not about the death of a good lad but the minute caught. out of the only. way you're going to but i did it and i'll make. the sanctions imposed by some of its neighbors may have split families and left some businesses

struggling but the seed has galvanized patriotic feelings among us. it's a patriotism that is on full display as the enemy out of ten eleven have a funny returns to doha from his trip abroad. but he is a boy and that they can ride out the embargo placed upon a small nation. while the blockade may have impacted the country's economy but has been busy seeking new trade routes while at the same time working toward self-sufficiency in many areas. economic and political sustainability will depend on how the small gulf nation continues to respond.

why would they not get the it up. the most little. blips. on the nineteenth of december twenty sixth mahmoud hussein was detained by the egyptian authorities he remains behind bars without a trial al-jazeera world investigates his case and media repression in egypt journalism is not a crime at this time on al-jazeera. one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much and put in contribution to a story a feel we cover this region better than anyone else would be what it is you know that it turns out in this particular because you have a lot of people that if i did political issues we are we the people we live to tell the real stories are just mended is to deliver in-depth journalism we don't feel inferior to the audience across the globe.

five countries. four days. three thousand kilometer it's. two generations. one. syrian refugees on the surreal journey to see me. on the bright side. i witnessed documentary at this time on how dizzy you. know them to what's all in london the top stories on al-jazeera turkey says it will fight forces loyal to syrian president bashar al assad they enter the syrian on klav of afraid to defend kurdish slightest syria state news agency has reported the . government forces would into the area within hours to join what it called the

resistance to turkish aggression follows an agreement with kurdish y p g fighters in their freedom has been battling to repel a turkish offensive there for months use of the. the question is why the regime forces are entering the area if the regime forces enter this area to get rid of terrorism yes that's good but if the regime forces enter this area to support or keep the other militias there the no we are against that at least twenty seven shia fighters were killed in iraq when i saw fight his ambush their convoy the bodies of the victims arrived in baghdad on monday eisel fighters were disguised in iraq the army uniforms and pretended to be on duty at a fake checkpoint and the attack happened on the outskirts of holy. the white house says u.s. president donald trump supports improved background checks on gun purchases earlier anti-gun protesters staged a line down demonstration i would cite the white house to call for gun control

after wednesday's school shooting in florida seventeen students and staff members were killed by a teenager with an assault rifle in the florida city. meanwhile the gunman accused of carrying out the florida shooting has appeared in court that cruise has confessed to taking a legally purchased semiautomatic rifle into the marjorie still in high school the opening fire he faces seventeen murder charges oxfam has now apologized to haiti's government over allegations of sexual misconduct by some of its staff during an aid mission its former director for haiti has admitted to using prostitutes during rebuilding efforts after the twenty ten quake the charity's also released an internal report revealing three of its workers threatened witnesses jury and investigation into sexual misconduct. at least seventeen people have been killed after a garbage dump collapsed in mozambique a few workers in the capital in the pews still believe more bodies could still be buried the fifty metre tall pile of garbage collapsed in the early hours of the

morning in heavy rain burying several houses those are the top stories currently cuts are beyond the blockade continues we'll see at the top of the hour. well you. go live. with but. i'm going over the border for the.

cutters long border highway a once busy thoroughfare now almost as barren as except. the small arabian gulf nation is the target of a blockade from its neighbors and historically closest allies. saudi arabia the united arab emirates. and egypt have cut diplomatic trade and travel links with qatar. they close their airspace to cut that he. and others only land the border was closed by saudi arabia on local be that in order to get the others all the time and i would not only that but of one lead out with the mother made out well look out. of it and look up was that i have defended i've never. heard of one but as i'm one of the go well it's all of what i was told he got from one of the russian pop try and his living driving trucks loaded with building

materials across the region's borders the crossings were relatively trouble free until early june two thousand and seventeen. by the. and for the other driver i've got it out of time. that i'm going to vary from the very best to no later than the very. good. i love them but it reported. from the repeated over and over while i was growing up without a. russian move to cut out from nepal in two thousand and ten and has been driving for a father transport and trading company ever since. the company's success has come largely from transporting goods back and forth between neighboring countries for over twenty five years.

they started with only five trucks today they have over one hundred fifty. how much always shifts father a pakistani was one of the company's founders. also a lot of them are your brass board third those men up there like in ninety percent of. the focus do you see got aboard ship in. the ward them stop will you. hope of a quick resolution to the gulf crisis faded as the months went by with no solution . like many other businesses in qatar they had to adapt the company was restructured their focus now is on local transportation to and from qatar seaports . will be from there to your different. specification. almost ninety five percent. remotely for

a good enough. or. border training ground he already. or paid him his business major. but basically if you believe gone make a backbone would be a bronze board may. go as well as i mean you'll be the model. of. your daily base pair. almost eight hundred to nine hundred bucks. from a job order to learn board. by board. but won't. believe what. they're going to get in your local. volume business amount financially or more difficult.

to model your hundred percent clear that they're going to need. this is the only border crossing between qatar and saudi arabia the once busy junction is now desolate. the economically integrated gulf cooperation council is made up but highly dependent on neighboring countries for resources it lacks in timely resources that are no longer making the crossing most critically food. reliance on imports before the blockade almost half of its imports came from saudi arabia and the u.a.e. . the blockade meant that face the risk of food shortages. the government put in place some quick fixes such as flying in produce from countries like iran and turkey but the high transportation costs made the same sustainable. some

local businesses saw an opportunity to grow literally. this is one of python's largest commercial farms. fourteen types of tomatoes eight varieties of panthers full kinds of cucumbers as well as papaya as melons strawberries and mushrooms are grown have. commercial money. twenty four seven while to a. modest war i like it i love my daughter sour and i shall cheer him seka. them about us about. them. to type them and will quality to talk about every. mile or a lot of harder to. say.

about my mother i thought about how that i want. this family run business has interests in construction real estate as well as education. they also produce thousands of tons of fruit vegetables as well as an assortment of meat products each year. the blockade forced them to restructure their production and distribution. they change their focus to luke who needs and that meant expanding and fast. in this but it was a lot. about both. if you don't share your data and then add new. intelligent being shuttled by the item you are actually. yanni a bar from the. newest bit in the most of a bar diversion. well

sure but. john didn't it would just be the year after that the year the vatican was out an associate of it doesn't year because equality does and then they like in a live. action a bit of. what they did mistrust so here we're talking time to let kenyatta could be all right we need to take two years of your well. and then a few of them and i want. new judges to be schickel. but be kind. chickie but he when he died he kind of simulated this one out is that when he says that i've been a foreman in the. aftermath and kind of son runs the agriculture division. he makes no effort concealing his pride and what the company was able to accomplish despite the blockade and others harsh conditions he sees even more growth in the

future i think are the five o'clock i thank the fuck up but i don't think i think i i think that thank you i think. i think yes thank you but i'm good at what i did but in the afternoon it's upkeep. but we have. here but given the fact that ship i'm not coming back i let people know what the bomb and accepting of the hinata. any minute i'm bob but do you want to cut me in the pledge you have to but don't but i feel like i know i've got my cock up i can't get up believe me i'm going to die i want to win the love that the steel got we got the guy i got the stuff that i think i just

like to be much like you thank you that's the funny and the feeling all good that you think i want to have but i think i'm a child i want to get to live on the fifty five so that would be. much but that's the fact that the file that was listening to the legend failed but i think i just nonsense brother the head is in charge of the companies need to be. dedicated to. the factories barely able to keep up with local demand since the blockade but. he still has plans to expand. not just the company's factories but also its markets. a. start well that he will. never want to put up with a. camel and we're suddenly there were. more.

than a good honest ok we're. ok we're all pakistan's ok we have. the world been. very . aware of this with. my money and i don't. know if you. could live there we're just. going to get government house we'll get to your mental. well i mean mark. can. do images so i won't hear mambo mark zogby america millet how belief will learn new year to me that i don't hear you're stupid think if you don't know. how the act committed. you don't stop but.

the. lesson i learned had but. that the result. yeah. i'll build up a little bit in the fact that. patriotic songs want driving our tonic filleul are badly the blockade is making has spent more time than ever at times roads looking for new supplies fast food business. a lot of the one. on the head of the business coming in to me. at the show because at the middle. of the month but out of. a system on a family and beer business bill in the beer or thank you and up up and out of so in

about the thought that has any of it in hello mogul who are now the. sort of business coming out of that and just took. the short. a ship without it low for none of that i will than not so much get in the south my . mom up to avoid this i. missed it. i said to him when i'm. up ahead with the could. have even the main ingredient remained easy to source. of potatoes kept rolling in unaffected by the blockade. but everything else became a struggle. you

know what was supposed to focus locally to find new supply and other key components most importantly spices. rather. flavorings how customers crave the right mix is critical.

medically are not bad. and she will be able to do that and there are photos unless she lets us see. we are thought. to be even bigger discords a little. with them and to also mild you have seen with an awful bump or stick. not caught in the chips or. alleges i'm in a lucky bad for so i've been at it but a second person is ten minute without it. but the deficit. and the. level of money.

that must. be getting the nothing. to be a million votes in. the. moment as an answer i now am going to run for how thoughts are you have an. alibi the how are. you that unknown and the next are hard isn't it scalia that now back in the car. there was a lot of how thought that has to have them have thought they were playing as a matter of minutes i suppose i mean at that but if i had canal brenda put it with them i'm going to i said to him i think you're going to have. not been off this way yet to the moon on a bit of this riot and so on and i live in n.d. money. and a lot of the alameda and the guy didn't have a name but i had to let his out what i love with

a bunch of jack know what it meant that in my head you know and i played until it and i. saw how to say it is on the inside as your me as a dumb as a walk on. and then in the city. and out on the clubs and as much as possible for the as one of. the parts. of the site with a cool. i've been in the us. still a good day i'm lisa ling but. i'm now a qatari playwriting comedian and in the sun is rehearsing for his new production.

of the how do i know this is a license. he's turning his popular you tube series called what's happening into a theatrical production. every detail is being worked on. the message has to be clear. it's a story that can and is keen on telling right. like most of the custody is the separation of families is what's most painful about the blockade. in this episode set in kuwait he highlights this issue once again. going to go out there if you are going to end our know i have heard or is alive and well. sure what the hell no more of them is your

vet and well known image over the. years the lives are better well. hello bob well i'll call them. in of the good of evil having a tell all but welcome all but with them in what. i design and is hopeful and working. very vital are less of a metaphor. remember if you were had gone are the horn was funny. or do it all with a particularly what oh well the author of the most . noble. hawk is sure woody which of concur even.

hey leader. but here our on our side. barrier are a towel our god out at. our i caught. sight of the how to load up or. my hand to mouth and monica mcneal have mocked me that i. have so dear. you see i'm so each. shot in the. moment no must see it all off. shall i hear him live it's. been out of sight in the last minute only animal a man had to get in front of. my

. real mother. up out of about the spot here a couple of them and out of his. to go company of a good guy make the bend within the oven and when it's going to end then your. current. condition is present because of the food service been a. disappointment not just i'm not out on i don't know how to. get out of hell is not acceptable that's not enough for what. they've been a number of for. which is maybe option down sir nick and it's normal it's part of

business i don't want a. good deal less. of any of it but awfully. generous. the people here have put on a brave face since the start of the crisis. they have celebrated the gains and minimalize the losses. the reality is the blockade has affected every risk. denton one way or another. and the country itself has reasserted its sovereignty and enhanced itself for alliance. the blockade may well have changed forever.

hello kelvin he's still about calvin is that cycling that made landfall over eighty mile beach and coles this sort of trouble for the highway goes north through western australia that is supposed to be a road and yes once again it's the second time in about a month more like an ocean obviously supposed to be closed tell him that anyway

that's a condition a moment is more rain likely to fall because the circulation is still there still visible it's well the fact is over land in a massacre that goes down towards the the bite all of which is potentially bringing rain right through the gibson desert and beyond some of it very helpful rain much of it too much at once the same time got big shout blooming on the eastern side queens and down to new south wales and they have been quite poky i think they'll stay quite poky temp is of risen in melbourne and adelaide but you'll notice adelaide the clouds building and there's rain tucked in the same system by which time much of western australia will be drawing up an eighty mile beach and clarity will at least be feeling the rain disappearing on the subject of rain and tropical cyclones that's the remains of geeta heading towards an easy in the clouds there the rain will start and they will be lots of it.

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