and that's what we clearly have right now it would be very very important to safeguard the repayments of the debt that turkey has to to foreign investors is from ever leaves debt that needs to be paid to spanish banks to italian banks to french banks as well as to some amount or at least a lesser amount of german banks and there are one hundred eighty billion dollars to you over the course of the next twelve months so investors need to be saved to get their money back and that's what is causing the fear right now the turkish lira the subject of a recent edition of counting the cost as well i think everything pretty neatly summed up by the guest charles robinson from renaissance capital who said these tough economic times for turks now really they've only gotten even tougher haven't they get all the background of the lira slide and what is next for the currency counting the cost it is in the show's section at al-jazeera dot com and you can get in touch with us as well really mentioned it before but here came our contact

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reporting from djibouti for us as we cover this ongoing war in yemen it's just so stark isn't it mohamed for there to be a huge attack is one thing but for many children to be buried today. yes indeed and that is what was not only accumulated multiple unga within yemen but also a lot of international condemnation but something that has been very there with a human hopefully we saw a long homeboy cutting the bodies from the mall to a squat in tal where special players were done for the day and. they walk company by holism so people cutting pluck heads and treats all that condemning the sodium but. also who they say is their biggest ally and biggest supplier of the united states security both the square away of the players what done as well as the

summit was really it highlights the funeral was supposed to have taken place on saturday but it was postponed because of security when sons with these saying that they feel like so they have lined up the place with. guns. of course these children killed. when they wanted to tunning from a school some accompt top to the busy market when the strike hit mohamed tell us about the investigation situation i mentioned there that the coalition has said it would look into it that would be an internal investigation is there any information on that or an external one as well. well on the side of the so the coalition investigation was more or less an offical form because in the hours of the fog they had been mentally denied but they had

target civilian casualties saying is that they have targeted the point where ballistic missiles were fired into so that it from. a while later that they said they will investigate and to lend their investigation to some kind of the ability of the united states defense secretary jim much use us come forward and said that he was sending a three star general to help the so democratic coalition with the investigation but what we know is a very investigation they have done in the past absolve them of any killing. is what many yemenis have in mind what the aid organizations that are working in yemen including the u.n. children's of unicef and since the children up calling for independent income national and very swift into it and who to fight us have already said they're willing to cooperate how to do reporting from djibouti thank you mohamed in

zimbabwe it has been a rocky road to say the least for. still hasn't officially taken office after winning zimbabwe's presidential election last month but he has finally made a public appearance and given a rousing speech to mark here this is one of the most important celebrations and zimbabweans who were killed in the war of independence just a reminder of the stand politically seventy five year old girl from the zanu p.f. party is the incumbent he took power in november of twenty seventeen when robert mugabe finally stepped aside however his rival nelson chamisa has challenged the recent election and we are awaiting a court decision as to where the money can actually be inaugurated or not without a report now from. president elect a muslim and i got asked political leaders to remain calm it's his first public appearance since his inauguration was postponed after the main opposition alliance filed court papers on friday preventing it from going ahead zimbabwe is even more

divided since last month's disputed election and post election violence we are of course. these are liars has heard violence post of me there for our lets you see result. in that there is also you know us and citizens maybe our souls where we did all these armies during a commission of inquiry and i guess the first great murder. it is not. the lives. of. heroes day is one of his most important national holidays is to remember those who fought in the civil war to end white minority rule in one nine hundred eighty some of those veterans are still in the government and opposition supporters blame the ruling party for the violence the main opposition to the japanese that released the speech

they say there is nothing to celebrate. he says his support is i think systematically targeted by the ruling party he won last month's election. earlier this month six people were shot and killed when the army dispersed opposition supporters protesting against election results the international community has called for the military to use restraint zimbabwe isn't limbaugh all people can do is wait the swearing in ceremony will only happen after constitutional judges give the ruling. because it is a provision that the kennedys feels that election is not and which the courts the only other implications of the decision. is final so politically it was an interesting election. judges could declare the winner and he sworn into office within forty eight hours or they could order a recount or

a fresh election within sixty days if political leaders refused to accept the court's decision that could create more political and economic instability. and assuming the election results stands what next opposition the m.d.c. cheaper than there from i am has to college in the us has written this opinion piece for odyssey or dot com where she says the opposition brand really needs to work in both rural and urban areas for it to be successful ever read for yourself what is next for zimbabwe's opposition in the opinion section online. it is a move likely to anger conservatives into newsier president vegi qaeda subsea has announced he wants to give women the same inheritance rights as men vats along with other progressive proposals things like legalizing homosexuality have been provoking protests in recent weeks by those who believe the government is turning its back on islam the ideas are coming from an equality commission which he said she put together about a year ago. at the moment males in

a family would receive double the inheritance females of women engineers who do have more rights than others in the region but things are still will short of total equality of these some of the recent moves july last year there was a new law to eliminate all forms of violence against women including criminal charges against perpetrators of domestic violence and sexual harassment in public few months later a law banning women from marrying no muslims was overturned and then last month history was made with sword of the him becoming the first female mayor of the capital tunis here is revealing to take it's just it's a it's a clash of cultures and ideas isn't it and then and as a split on the ground people also having very much split personalities and also i guess opinions online as well many are using the hash tags in is the enclave bay which stands for commission for the individual freedom and equality and leading the charge against the changes a group called the national coordination committee for the defense of the qur'an

they fear the proposals go against islam's holy teachings and will spit society between those who follow the qur'an and those who follow secular laws and they've run it's a poll to with an official website where details of their plan protests are regularly updated and there's also a petition that's gathering signatures and that will be presented to parliament on the other side there are those who support these changes the human rights group equality now is also sharing this video and their key message is that equality is a right and not just a privilege. then you also have a range of other facebook events taking place as well this one is that it catered to more rallies expected to happen later on a monday calling for more equality and freedoms we all spoke to people in tennessee and this is what they told us. i support the clip a reporter hunted heritance law the reason why a man is supposed to inherit double a woman's inheritance was basically because he's supposed to work and support the family financially this is no longer the case

in tunisia women work in finance their families so there's no reason why i mentioned continue to inherit small this role comes in the framework of many other laws and to endorse equality between men and women and not just inheritance this is a base for quality between men and women in tunisia. and. the truth is that the issue of inheritance law in tunisia is something i do not agree with because the qur'an is very clear about it and there is no way in which it should be altered when it comes to looking into laws that affect women's rights in general this is something i support especially when it comes to equal pay and looking into retirement age parity in the fields of education and medicine. as a gymnasium woman i'm against inheritance law after all we're still a muslim country and we shouldn't violate islamic law in a muslim country i believe that this issue is not a priority at this moment we have plenty of other problems that need to be resolved

before thinking about inheritance and all these others to professional problems look for the girls working as maids look for the girls that don't go to school those problems are more important i want to repeat tunisia is a muslim country and what is happening is not ok well keep your opinions coming through even if you are in business or anywhere else use the hash tag it in his words thank you were here with us on skype from our man. who is a consultant covering the middle east north africa region for equality now which was the program for morgan ization which. so it's nice to have you with us it just seems obvious i think to most of us and i'm sure to you as well that there should be this level of equality however there is opposition and i'm interested to know how strong is the opposition water you're up against you and your group up against here. well i think you know i mean talking about the inheritance rights in tunisia of course you will have but. who will be opposed the it will inherit constraints

but i think media has really. went and it is going through thirty foot steps in terms of equality between men and women and the constitution itself has has really endorsed equality between men and women and i think it's now that time is there for the women to exercise their equality rights in tunisia including for inhabitants women. working out how they are working and they are the bread winners of that family so they have to really have that i have. equal it had its rights in that no so we are very well coming that step of president george of course when it had it in silence and actually what it that has been campaigning for years for this issue to be prevailing in tunisia and we had

a country of women in that region we are looking very much forward to each an experience in terms of equal in her rights because it will be a very good example for other women that each and to campaign and demand for equality in how to start what else do you want to push for what next i mentioned already that there were laws against violence against women there was the law that banned women from marrying last non muslims that was changed as well what else is on your agenda. yeah i think air now with the engine above the inheritance rights because there are there will be a but it does not end is there but especially that you have so many people who are opposing it but i think when there is a political well i think things will be getting better and we are looking forward to actually people to have the proposed bill in the parliament so as to be in a lot of with what local partners in tunisia sort of put in had it and. of course i

mean tunisia they they have done a very good step in terms of their domestic violence and their. exemptions don't punish meant for it it was too many of their victims and they endorsed good laws but still full equality is not there so i don't think. so and i've had a question from one of our viewers on facebook what father who was asked what about religion how will that affect the law if it's passed wouldn't these things contradict each other is that a problem in a place like tunisia where the law and religion can butt heads like that and perhaps create more problems. well i think of course they sure religion is quite a big issue but i think tunisia they are a secular. country and. which should be implied. if showing that equality between men and women if that was the junction which is

the highest law in tunisia is that it well it it should be between men and women then or lawsuits well so and that's why you know it because you don't have any contradiction between that was the jewish and existing laws as any how did the knolls still they are contradicting to the constitution and actually to their international. mentions and to get but this that the e.u. has signed and indorsed by the international community so they have a duty to talk all discriminatory laws against women and worse than i thought i they have really to wear on. full equality and have it just right so i would say it's been a pleasure talking to you thank you for your time today. to news of course considered the success story of the arab spring we have

a fantastic six part series online simply called. stories of sports cooking carpet weaving and the everyday things that make modern to news you take ever since that revolution well worth your time as are the similar series we've done on nigeria and my tune is yours all you need to search for at al-jazeera dot com six episodes of their online this is the news good if you're with us through facebook live we're looking at the corruption and bringing remain ians out on the streets in massive numbers that magic. and then once a top apprentice now this woman going off to donald trump with a new book and secret recordings the latest on omarosa and still to come. hello again well take a look at weather conditions across the levant and western asia first of all

certainly for these eastern areas where the conditions are looking fine tashkent inspectors down there are thirty four degrees we've lost the showers around the southern side of the caspian sea saw looking fine here fairly brisk breeze blowing down through iraq and through kuwait into the gulf region so little bit of lift the dust is certainly on the current eastern side of the the train good caucasus we've lost the showers here for the most part major sea wanted to popping up on wednesday but generally weather conditions are looking pretty good down into the arabian peninsula and in the western side of the peninsula temperatures should expect into low forty's here on the eastern side of the wind is helping to keep the humidity down may just be a bit lifted dust coming on the eastern side of the plane sure but otherwise weather conditions here and looking fine maximum of forty three as we head through wednesday into southern portions of africa good conditions here for most capetown should be drawing bright moving through into wednesday again largely fine picture johannesburg and durban seeing highs of twenty two degrees into central parts of

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the headlines of the album called man what's trending oh some more and what's going on in turkey is that the central bank stepping in and saying to the commercial banks well we will help you out as this currency crisis lurches forward also more from afghanistan the danger of conflating and he zionism with anti semitism has been a lot of talk about some of this in the u.k. recently but this looking more at what's happening in the middle east and beyond so the iranian deal will trump talk to the city do without preconditions but you never know what will happen with donald trump to you that is what's trending this monday at the top. one story that hasn't been trending lately but it's still significant is the earthquake that destroyed parts of the indonesian island of book confirmed deaths now up at four hundred thirty six that number going up all the time as crews

get into more remote corners and so the damage bill going up that is heading towards three hundred fifty million dollars morgan brings us up to date now rescued alive from the rubble this boy is one of the lucky ones he's at least being treated for his injuries but his mother says even that was a struggle because the earthquake destroyed thousands of buildings including hospitals and medical centers at mabille and that was the hat i didn't know if my son had fractures or not and there was no facility and i was told to stay away from home remedies that's why i came to the military hospital where there are volunteers that. have been up. more than a week after the six point nine quake struck the search for survivors is drawing to a close more than four hundred thirty bodies have been recovered but many more remain missing treating the injured has also been a major challenge as many parts of the island are almost impossible to access now.

volunteers have been doing their best to find out and it's a route through the destruction. of the other hundred patients but fractures come to us because we have five operation rooms and our doctors of volunteers who join the military we have five operations day here but that's not enough for the thousands of people affected there still discovering people who haven't been reached for the system and at the same time they're delivering very basic emergency assistance food water medical care shelter the damage hasn't been assist so there's a lot of uncertainty about the future thousands of people remain displaced and afraid to go home because of the fear of more earthquakes and aftershocks. they've already lost family friends in many cases their homes and most of their belongings they don't know how much more they can lose he will morgan are just there. still will feel in this newsgroup of course we're going to be talking about. the latest dramas of the white house first though some international headlines with maryam

namazie that's right come on developments in afghanistan we start where the taliban assault on the city of gazan is entered its fourth day with the death toll climbing above three hundred including thirty civilians afghanistan's president has called an emergency meeting with police and military chiefs and is sending reinforcements to the city guys and he is just one hundred fifty kilometers south of kabul on the highway connecting the capital and southern afghanistan charlotte ballasts reports. the taliban has turned the ancient city of gosney into an urban battle field the assault is now in its fourth day with two hundred seventy thousand residents locked inside their homes casualties of the offensive lissa the streets. those that reach the hospital find it overwhelmed space and medicine rationed between soldiers and civilians there are so many from our

cases and too little capacity. with into order international humanitarian barbarous and un we will try to bring in trial markets essential drugs and medical supplies as soon as possible. gazan he became the front line of the war between the taliban and the afghan military on friday morning the taliban launch rockets at the police headquarters into chick points for publishing tweets and videos declaring victory afghan special forces responded with us support but the taliban bunker down and residents homes of he are war his followers the government is defiant gosney is under their control. chortles the jungle the storm one hundred ninety four taliban fighters including pakistani and foreign fighters were killed i hold the taliban responsible for what has happened in the city all the destruction and torching of buildings with foreign mines cut only residents who have escaped can reveal the reality is face is undecided. they were burning

buildings and there were dead bodies everywhere in gaza new city the fight was ongoing the situation was very bad and all the shops were closed. the taliban badly want to go they briefly held parts of the western city of far in may and two years ago but neither are a significant is this girl's knee is a large provincial capital just one hundred fifty kilometers from kabul it lies on the motorway that connects kabul with southern afghanistan if gosney falls kabul is cut off the government is trying to keep the road open despite frequent taliban ambushes. we have launched checkpoints for the safety of our people using the highway we're here to serve them day or night afghans are watching nervously they won't guarantees of safety demonstrators gathered outside the ministry of defense headquarters in kabul questioning what security their tax dollars provide. with

upcoming elections president danny is looking to come concerns on sunday he had an emergency meeting with military and police chiefs and tweeted he would seem green folks mintz the red cross is sending reinforcements to dropping forty body bags bandages and medicine at the main hospital charlotte dallas. in other stories we're following the former pakistan prime minister nawaz sharif is appeared in court for the first of two remaining corruption cases against him and his family this is the first time that sharif's been seen following his imprisonment in july he's currently serving a ten year prison sentence for graft over the purchase of luxury flats in london in the one nine hundred ninety s. . meanwhile new m.p.'s and ministers in pakistan have been sworn in following the sweeping victory of iran khan's party in elections last month the parliament is meeting for the first time since the former cricketers to wheat and surf party became the largest in the national assembly will be sworn in as prime minister later this week and vote counting is underway across mali after

a tense presidential runoff marked by violence and a low turnout observers have declared the second round fairly peaceful despite a polling station worker being killed in timbuktu and more than one hundred stations being closed for security purposes president. is the front runner in the vote though he faces a challenge from his former finance minister say. well that's it for now i'll have more from london for you in about twenty minutes time let's get to in doha thank you maria as many of us know before president little trump was actually president he starred in a reality t.v. show called the apprentice a morass of money gold newman was a contestant and later joins trump in the white house as a staffa she was then fired last to full clashing with a stock member already far from the headline says carter promoting her new book titled unhinged an insider account of the trump white house and it contains many

allegations against trump including that he is racist but what has security experts and trying to clearly alarmed though is that she secretly recorded her firing by white house chief of staff john kelly and then ultra high security is the situation room and part of it was on n.b.c.'s meet the press program the. if i didn't have this recording listen up people would still think that i was trying to set off alarms so yes i had to protect myself and i have no regret about it let's listen to the record if you couldn't understand that if we make this a friendly departure. we can all be you know you can look at look at your time here in the white house is a year of service to the nation. and you can go on without any type of difficulty in the future go to your reputation. i did you take that comment about your reputation it's very obvious threat he says he goes on to say that things can get ugly for you the chief of staff of the united states under the direction of the

present united states threatening me on damage to my reputation and things getting ugly for me that's downright criminal. and there's a flurry of tweets about this the situation room as many point out is the most secure place in the white house no one authorized devices are actually allowed in under strict internal procedures the whole point of the situation room is that it's completely sealed off from the world and unwanted eyes and also is some suggest also should be prosecuted for breaking national security protocols and federal laws all omarosa for her part says that she did this to protect herself but in doing so and publicizing this recording she now has two allies in a tweet her former boss calls her wacky adding that when general kelly came on board he told me she was a loser and nothing but problems but i told him to try to work it out if possible because she only had great things to say about me until she got fired well some

have also some also hitting back and they have been included in her book apparently april ryan is from the washington bureau chief from the american urban radio networks she slams newman saying don't reference me or use my name you have done enough your lies and crazy behavior catching up to you can you say national security breach and then frank luntz who is a political consultant says that omarosa is writing him a flat out false adding she didn't even make an effort to call or email him to verify but then you have the u.s. political strategist this is donna brazil. in that tweet up for yes. she has a different perspective putting all of this down to donald trump attacking black people and she says that he spent the whole week going after le bron james to don lemon to maxine waters and i felt place and now it's america she then adds a can you west is the exception what is his secret well let us know what you think

of the story on any of these platforms is the hash tag a genius get. thank you for that. many of those who lived through. this next story they say it was the day the mountain fell and that in that a year ago it was that walls of mud and rocks buried everything in their path on the outskirts of sierra leone's capital killing well over a thousand people but hundreds more are still missing as a religious reports now from freetown. seventeen year old might to cut is returning to where her family who used to be for the first time since last year's disaster. that means of our father mother four sisters two brothers and a brother in law are still trapped under this must have rock. like hundreds of other victims rescue workers one able to retrieve their bodies. i cry anytime i remember them live let's file when they were around right now i

must work for someone who pays me not with money but with food to eat. when i'll just the rest poked a matter last august in hospital she was looking for an aunt she hoped was still alive she didn't find that. after three days of torrential rains part of sugarloaf mountain broke away and crashed onto a once vibrant community burying homes and people most could not be saved due to lack of equipment manpower and bad weather so my boss of the two thousand and seventeen tragedy still come here to get close to relatives they didn't get the chance to say proper goodbye to hundreds believed to be buried under the rubble the government plans to build a monument of salt here for the missing and the dead more than five hundred victims of the disaster were buried here there gravestones bear no names some contain just

body parts. i think kilometers from the cemetery i fifty two unit housing estate was built by three local construction companies. the houses what they need to do the government for the survivors but it can only accommodate one hundred fifty of them. ready style to eleven thousand people and this eleven thousand people not everybody in here masted outs sting then for weed that's still here we found things difficult this of us have now been asked to pay monthly rent on the houses sugarloaf mountain remains very unstable a few weeks ago huge boulders of rock came tumbling down causing panic among villagers the government has demolished more homes that are considered unsafe on the first anniversary of the disaster survivors including mcarthur still without

a home are looking to the government for help and hope that they can get a new start in life how many degrees. freetown just before we hit the break couple of comments are lots of you and i'm pleased to see this lots of saying thank you for reminding you about what's happened in indonesia what is still happening in indonesia after the earthquake there and a lot of your actual sister prize that the death toll of four hundred thirty six because they assumed it was a small island they did a quick google there small island yeah but three point one million and that was in two thousand and ten actually i think it's more up sort of three point four three point five million so that's how you got a lot of people who did die in that earthquake also one other comment here from dylan who is asked about omarosa why did john kelly take it to the situation room if it's off limits. i think it's not that the situation room is off limits is that it is off limits and they have to take devices. can go in there to take something and record. that sounds right so let's go with it.

and if you talk sport because someone didn't win exactly what you think he did tiger would see fell just short of winning his first major title in a decade it was in fact a fellow american brooks kept to who took the trophy at the page a championship with tiger a couple of shots behind in second but the fourteen time major winner was still the player energizing the crowds in missouri and that worldwide poll race reports. no one and golf can get a crowd going like tiger woods. on the hunt for his fifteenth major title but without having won any in the past ten years woods is back problems led to spinal fusion surgery that almost ended his career now all that most people here

wanted to see was golf's greatest draw complete the most improbable of comebacks. and win his first p.g.a. championship title since two thousand and seven. unfortunately for woods in his weight was brooks kept the overnight lead it was relentless on sunday posting a round of sixty six. to win by two shots despite woods's best finish in a major finale a decade other than me. my team. everybody was rooting for tiger i mean as a shirt. you know he's probably be easy greatest player to ever play the game and. to have the comeback that he's having it is incredible being a part of that as a fan is cool and even when you're playing it it's still pretty mean and trying to push you to step up your game i mean you have to because you know he's right there if you fall. woods had already come off the eighteenth green to

a champion's reception before kept his sealed victory was his will to win nearly but not quite seeing him over the greatest hurdle of his career at the beginning the year if you said yeah i would have a chance legit chance one wants to major championships. was what swing. i do have a swing at the time i'm in charge of uncharted territory because there's no one's ever had a few spine hitting it like i'm hitting a sub had of trying to figure this out on my own and it's been really really hard fought hard and people think. i've kept come a king his own game look easy the third major in just over a year putting him at the top of the sport paul reece al-jazeera. well let's talk now that clint herm he's a direct brand finance a leading independent business valuation and strategy consultancy declan thanks for coming on well once of course hasn't won a major title now for ten years so tell us why and how we remain suggest such

a valuable brand. and he thanks very much for having me. at brown finance read deal with brown's across a range of sectors sport commercial brands and the ultimate purpose of a brand is to generate revenue and profits and tiger woods is no different really when he plays golf not only the golf world watches the world as a whole. i saw that see c.b.s. released figures saying that the t.v. ratings were where sixty dollars online when tiger was last playing good golf the moss has had the best t.v. ratings since two thousand and fourteen and tiger woods was last playing there he really is a commercial entity all in terms of and does he make money not just for himself but for the whole of golf when he's playing this well. definitely you hear this expression called the tiger effect when he plays ticket prices go up television

ratings go up sponsorship deals go up many attribute the huge pots in golf and modern golf all down to tiger woods pole and his attractiveness to to corporate sponsors is locked in effect for a whole golfing community and the gulf and kwame as a whole is is. a massive massive what is it about tiger the generates this is it is it the comeback tale is it the history what is it about simply the generates this level of interest there. you know i think he is almost a person that transcends the sport of golf as a whole you can compare him to say a roger federer in tennis or a michael jordan in boston all his sponsors dream aside from his own personal struggles in the background i also think it's to do with the manner in which he plays golf he plays with a lot of emotion a lot of passion which he generally never used to see in golf. he had shots that. are unbelievable that you can only imagine that other professionals don't even

think of playing at the time in the report. what brooks kept he speaks of tiger woods and he's just beaten him in a tournament. yeah we're just mentioning brooks kept together it looks as though he's going to be one of one of the great players of the modern era willie or anyone like him be able to generate the same sort of x. factor that woods has what do they have to do to try to become the same sort of marketable player that tiger woods is. look i think it's extremely difficult to do tiger woods at his prime was so dominant in the gulf. when it fourteen majors he won seven of eleven between ninety nine yards and two thousand and three and i think in the last eighteen majors we've had ten winners that have never previously won a major you know having said that the lots of books rory mcilroy and jordan speed they're all young up and coming exciting players winning majors has won three in

the last fourteen months which is an unbelievable achievement having said that i think tiger woods is an extremely special player and i would take someone even more special to support the one for things he's done for world of golf and we've got eight months to wait now until the next major declan ahern a brand finance thank you so much for talking to us tiger doesn't just casual fans watching other great athletes wants to know what he's up to as well is rough found out just after he won the rogers cup in toronto on sunday notice the phone on his chair well guess what he was getting updates on the minutes he finished by. their targets close up that he was tied for second to go even rougher once and i was not see t.v. ratings were up more than fifty percent on last year's p.j. social media was in full effect as well as a look this is from the online current affairs magazine slate there we go tiger woods is back also some of the guy won the p.g.a. championship brooks kept a struggling for headline injuries jay perry speaking for many parts for this one

it's rare that i turn my t.v. on let alone turn it on so watch golf which i'm doing right now this right here is the tiger effect in. action and a bit of context from sarah he works for sports night in canada i'll never forget where i was when tiger woods didn't win his fifteenth major get in touch with his using the hash tag a.j. news grid or tweet me directly on and they are under school sport i'll be more from a coming up in the eight hundred jamesy news i'll be finding out if tiger woods after that performance will get a chance to play in the ryder cup lights are on the ship for now let's get back to c'mon lovely andy thank you it gives you hope as well because you know the euro won a major in the last ten years or so either so you know maybe maybe there's some attention for us i mean as well you can always tweet us directly if you want to use or apps was it and we underscore our sport. and we are and we are at school sport i'm out tomorrow i do you have done everything that makes your will spotted even if

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low i maryam namazie in london you're with al-jazeera also coming up a mass funeral is held in yemen salad to city for the victims of a saudi and raunchy as strike that killed fifty one people forty of them children warnings of a humanitarian crisis in gaza as a taliban attack on the city enters its fourth day witnesses say dead bodies are littering the streets and zimbabwe's president makes his first public address since winning the spews election again blaming the opposition for inciting violence. well first to turkey where the central bank has intervened to stop the lira from weakening any further the current sea has lost more than forty percent against the dollar this year and a diplomatic dispute with the u.s. over a jailed pastor has only field the crisis on monday the central bank eased the rules around how banks manage the lira and promised loans for any banks that might need

them the announcement helped pull the layer of back from a record low but there are still serious concerns about the overall state of turkey's economy in particular the president's opposition to raising interest rates but worship one insists turkey is the target of an economic war and his latest comments he accused washington of betraying its allies sort of goes through. on the one hand you're a partner but on the other you shoot yourself in the foot so for example the united states is a strategic partner with us in afghanistan in somalia you want to austerity to poland as a nato but then you go and stop your ally in the back is this acceptable. sinema castillo new has more from istanbul. pres than don is very popular he gets fifty two percent in last june elections and people give support to him that this

decline into turkish the iraq is out of control and it has to has turned out to be politically motivated and people believe that people by the discourse in a way and also it is this discourse is in a way and partially supported by the economist as well but everybody has to bring food to their home especially when you think about the manufacturers who are who are producing on important but aerials they of course have been higher but when you go to the market we haven't seen the reflections of this decline in the turkish lira when you're buying groceries or other things but probably the reflections will be seen if following september this is what the economist warned turkish citizens people should support but there is also kind of a sentiment that people are not happy about that because they have been losing they have lost almost half of their savings against the american dollar especially within the last couple of days where germany says it wants to see

a stable economy in turkey but chancellor angela merkel is the government not to interfere in the central bank's decision making dominic cain has more on this now from berlin. angular merkel's comments about the need for the turkish economy not to be destabilized basically they are explained by the importance that the turkish government plays these are the european politics but also middle eastern politics the fact that it acts almost as an anchor around which the european union is able to deal with a great deal of different policies specifically remember that the deal which the turks and the european union signed together regarding migration of that needs to stay in place so when anger merkel sees the economy in the currency of turkey plunge in value that raises jitters as it were not just among her government but also financially in the financial heart of europe in the of germany rather in frankfurt while there are many many traders who look at the turkish debt right now

and wonder whether it's time to to get rid of it to try to to shore themselves up because they fear what may happen in turkey one final point to make here as viable as this current or in value for the lira is go back ten years and the value of the currency not just against the dollar but also against the euro really has plunged very markedly indeed matter explains why the concern here in berlin but as i say across that you now about what course turkey will take in the days to come. huge crowds have gathered in northern yemen for the funerals of some of those who died in a saudi u.a.e. led coalition air strike that killed more than fifty people in northern side a province forty of them were children many of whom were killed on board

a school bus authorities are still struggling to identify the remains of all of those killed in the attack some parents are still looking for their children among the deputy mohamed addo is following the story for us from a neighboring djibouti what more do we know about the funerals mohammed. well money m. people in yemen came from near to give a good send off to the victims of the latest so. strike in north yemen majority of them of course children see television footage showed along homeboy vehicles cutting the border all the people who died from the morgue to a school in the sent all this other will see stronghold where they say the final prayer on them before moving on to the cemetery where they had about

twenty nine or so child sized graves their final resting place and now security was tight to see fighters pleased. the guns around not only the square where the prayers was said but also the cemetery they had been she is of. the children water tunning promised some a company when they were targeted. strike which has created a lot of condemnations something that is very rare in the yemen war. what then do we know about the. investigation into the actual strike at south. well the offer to investigate the incident from the so the whole nation was an awful lot of little in the hours of a lot of talk they had insists that it was a legitimate military operation and that they had targeted the point where

ballistic missiles were fired from into so the arab years province and it's only much later that the spokesman came out and said we will investigate and to lend that investigation could ability the united states government which helps of this coalition with not only intelligence but also allows them to buy arms from it has sent a three star general to assist in the investigation this according to the u.s. defense secretary jim ots now many people in yemen have very little confidence in any investigation by the coalition because they say in pos the airstrikes investigations by the coalition have only so to exonerate them all and blame this why together with the aid agencies not operating they also lost the u.s. a general on the u.n. security council they're calling for an independent and prompt investigation into

the talk thank you very much mohammed. now afghanistan's military is sending special forces to help defend the embattled city of gaza me from a taliban attack more than three hundred people have died in four days of fighting president called an emergency meeting with police and military chiefs while the u.s. is carried out as strikes on taliban positions well gaza is just one hundred fifty kilometers south of kabul on the highway connecting the capital in southern afghanistan shelob ellis has more. the taliban has turned the ancient city of gosney into an urban battle field the assault is now in its fourth day with two hundred seventy thousand residents locked inside the homes casualties of the offensive lissa the streets. those that reach the hospital find it overwhelmed space and medicine rationed between soldiers and

civilians they have so many cases and too little capacity. with into order international humanitarian barbus and the u.n. we'll try to bring in trial markets and sample drugs and medical supplies as soon as possible. doesn't he became the frontline of the war between the taliban and the afghan military on friday morning the taliban launch rockets at the police headquarters into chick points publishing tweets and videos declaring victory afghan special forces responded with u.s. support but the taliban bunkered down and residents harms of war his followers the government is defiant gosney is under their control. child was a jungle the storm one hundred ninety four taliban fighters including pakistani and foreign fighters were killed i hold the taliban responsible for what has happened in the city all the destruction and torching of buildings. with phone lines cut only residents who've escaped can reveal the reality is fate is undecided.

they were burning buildings and there were dead bodies everywhere in gaza new city the fight was ongoing the situation was very bad and all the shops were closed. the taliban badly want to go they briefly held parts of the western city of foreign may and two years ago but neither are a significant is this gaza is a large provincial capital just one hundred fifty kilometers from kabul it lies on the motorway that connects kabul with southern afghanistan if gosney falls kabul was cut off the government is trying to keep the road open despite frequent taliban ambushes. we have launched checkpoints for the safety of our people using the highway we're here to serve them day or night afghans are watching nervously they won't guarantees of safety demonstrators gathered outside the ministry of defense headquarters in kabul questioning what security their tax dollars provide. with

upcoming elections president danny is looking to come concerns on sunday he had an emergency meeting with military and police chiefs and tweet it he would seen green folks mints the red cross is sending reinforcements to dropping forty body bags bandages and medicine at the main hospital charlotte dallas. and with al-jazeera live from london much more still ahead indonesians only of quick hit island all the long ball a long rebuilding process more than four hundred thirty people are now confirmed dead and trouble is brewing for donald trump as a former friend an x. y. house aide releases a tape phone poll of the president.