from the act party spokesperson the ruling party spokesman in turkey saying those suggestions are really an ethical that is not going to happen but at the end of the day these are two regional powers and turkey has been very very careful to avoid a direct confrontation with that we are treading carefully trying to get the international community on board trying to get the united states on board because at the end of the day even if turkey presents watertight the evidence even if turkey manages to tarnish muhammad been told man's image it is going to need the united states to actually for changes to actually happen on the ground so this is why people are so intrigued with what's going on they feel that maybe for the first time justice will be served and autocratic leaders will not be given you know impunity to do whatever they want and go after people and silence dissent when there's no democracy really in this region so you know hard with that analysis live for us from istanbul zain a thank you. u.s.

president donald trump has strongly condemned the number of suspicious devices sent to prominent democratic politicians and liberal institutions targets included the bill and hillary clinton barack obama and the c.n.n. headquarters in new york she has more now from washington d.c. . one of the packages was addressed to barack obama in washington d.c. it was discovered on wednesday morning the secret service says there was never any danger of the package arriving at the obama residence behind me the package was identified through routine screening as a potential explosive device and that screen doesn't fact take place somewhere away from here the same is true for the package addressed to hillary clinton's residence in upstate new york which was discovered on tuesday night at a rally in florida clinton expressed her gratitude we are fine thanks to the men and women of the secret service. intercepted. the package

addressed to us long before it me its way to our home. but the package addressed to billionaire liberal philanthropist george soros did arrive at his mailbox in upstate new york on monday that was reported to have contained a lump of pipe containing an explosive powder and that similar to the description of the device sent to c.n.n. studios in new york that led to the evacuation of the time warner center including that of the anchors who were broadcasting at the time that you don't want to be right back c.n.n. says that that package was in fact addressed to john brennan the former cia director who served under president obama another package arrived at the office is a former senior democratic party official debbie wasserman schultz in florida it was reported that the package had in fact that intended for former obama attorney general eric holder for the wrong address was used and the envelope forwarded to schultz who had been listed as the sender on the envelope a package address to congress when maxine waters was also intercepted at

a mail processing facility she's a frequent target of donald trump's attacks president trump said all the resources of government would be used to find those responsible in these times we have to unify we have to come together. and send one very clear strong and mistake of all message that x. or threats of political violence of any kind have no place in the united states of america or the mayor of new york so the packages will address to liberal opponents of donald trump are a symptom of the current political atmosphere in the you are simply this atmosphere of hatred is contributing to the choices people are making to turn to violence there's no question about it and the way to stop that is to turn back the other way to bring down the temperature too and any messages about the use of violence against people we disagree with and that has to start the public right wingers on social media were quick to dismiss such sentiments and speculate that the package

is real post of a liberal false flag pulled out of the november midterm elections she ever times the washington well earlier i spoke to the instruction who is a professor at new york law school and the former president of the american civil liberties union she says she says while political rhetoric could have inspired whoever was behind the suspicious packages freedom of speech must be protected political expression is so important for democracies of course barbara we have to allow even toxic ego speech that could be warped by some person as they suppose a justification for violence but is if it relates to public policy issues we can not squelch it some of the most important human rights advocacy in the history of this country involved why a lot of rhetoric. so what i had on the program iraqi doctor is borne diseases like

cholera or spreading through basil his water supplies his unrest continues over poor public services and it's being called the biggest bank heist in south africa's history but it's the poor who are paying the price from explain in a few minutes. hello there we've had a fair amount of weather over parts of western australia recently for a look at the satellite picture we can see the latest area of cloud working its way in there looks like we're going to see a few more showers as we head through the day on thursday but they're gradually edging their way eastward so for perth it should be dry and quite warm as well with a temperature of around twenty seven degrees meanwhile for the east this averages a recovering there remember but they will be dropping off again as we head into friday so a maximum just of eighteen quite different from brisbane all temperatures expected to be all the way up to thirty five on friday

a very hot day for us over towards new zealand definitely cooler for us we've got lots of cloud with us at the moment and that's giving us a fair amount of rain as it works its way you northwards it's dragging down the temperatures so for christchurch a maximum will just be fourteen on thursday and on friday twelve on friday would also see a fair amount of bright weather coming through as well so twelve degrees a cool day despite the sunshine further towards the north we're seeing a little bit of wintery weather here now is seeing some snow there over parts of mongolia a very cool day know what i'm about to tell you not quite as cold as we had through friday a temperature in the dizzy heights of three degrees but the snow is working its way eastwards and we're going to see some heavy falls of snow from this and as you have further south it tends to rain instead. u.s. citizens obstructed from saving their families as the crisis in yemen worsens some

have fled the horror of war only to be entangled in bureaucratic limbo with their lives and dreams of a future with on call. phone lines explores the old to legal effects of trumps immigration policies. between war and the ban on a jessica. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories in saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin some man has spoken publicly for the first time about the killing of saudi journalist on the show which he described this painful speaking in riyadh the crown prince that

justice will prevail in the case and all culprits will be punished. more than three weeks since the shoji was last seen at the saudi consulate in istanbul turkish investigators have now been given permission to search well in the consulates guarding the white house as promised to find those responsible for sending suspected explosive devices to a number of high profile democratic politicians saying these are quote terrorizing law enforcement officials the scabbard suspected explosives addressed to the homes of hillary and bill clinton and barack obama. other loved. has been sworn in as iraq's new prime minister parliament has been voting on these proposed cabinet and then peace have agreed on more than a dozen other ministers including the heads of the oil and finance ministries very here of course but it is being under intense pressure to form a diverse government she is sunni's kurds and minorities must all be represented

under iraq's constitutions meanwhile the doctors in the southern iraqi city of basra are worried that this like color might spread through the city's unusable water supply as risk canals are blocked by piles of rubbish and it sanitation system has all but collapsed the norwegian refugee council is warning that nearly two hundred eighty thousand children could be affected by diarrhea and russia's matheson's with more. is threaded with water ways along which trade has flowed for generations but not no. pictures from the norwegian refugee council show canals choked by garbage and beneath the piles of trash water is saturated with salt and we were there the second mission our she had been majority when the water first became salty my brother got poisoned he stayed in the hospital for two days there are too many cases of poisoning it's not only one or two thousands of people

that poisoned. upstream dams in turkey syria and iran are blamed for reducing fresh water supplies to a trickle salt water from the gulf has been edging northwards for decades now bassos top water is on drink coble it can't even be used for washing schoolchildren and among tens of thousands of iraqis who fall in ill health and in the mountain really was our schools have only one place with toilets we always ask the students to bring their own water from home because we had many poisoning cases i've dealt with five or six cases of extreme vomiting you should say because most of my friends can't come to school because of the salty water they have been poisoned some of them got each a skin and some of them got issues with their hair years of frustration with the struggling water an electrical supply is finally exploded in september. with days of deadly protests against government corruption which residents blame for the city's collapsing infrastructure and widespread unemployment despite

a visit by high battle of body the prime minister at the time and parliamentary promises that things would improve little seems to have changed doctors and aid agencies are worried that as the weather gets cooler the risk from water borne diseases such as cholera is rising in the coming days and in the coming weeks when the temperature will be between thirty two and thirty seven he's just very likely to get her well here we are expecting rates if nothing is done to rehabilitate her and some additional infrastructure says. sits on top of much of iraq's oil wealth and peace in baghdad last year named the city iraq's economic capital but the people who live here say their water supply needs to stop poisoning them rob matheson al-jazeera. airstrikes by the saudi led coalition have targeted the farmer's market in yemen's whole day the province who

the media say at least one thousand people were killed by the strikes which hit an outdoor fruit and vegetable market and buy a key ten others were injured yemeni officials say the saudi led coalition is preparing for a fresh assault on the rebel held port city over data. u.n. investigators say a range of muslims in myanmar are still facing genocide they told the u.n. security council that up to four hundred thousand revenge or who remain in me and are face severe restrictions and repressions seven hundred thousand others fled to bangladesh last year and that a brutal military campaign china attempted to block investigators from briefing the security council our report characterizes the recent events in iraq one third as a human rights catastrophe that was who cebu and plan one that will have so impact will many generations to come if not

whoever remaining to him you're in right right hind seat are at great risk and conditions are not in peacefully save dignified and sustainable return of the rohingya in bangladesh returning them in this context is tantamount to condemning them to life as subhumans and further mass killing. dozens of refugees and migrants have clashed with both me and police while trying to cross the border into neighboring croatia the migrants managed to surge through an initial police cordon before being stopped by a second barrier local media say several people were injured during the scuffles thousands of migrants have been camping in the north western bosnia hoping to cross into croatia by foot and onward to other countries. meanwhile thousands of central american migrants crossing mexico towards the united states have resumed their long trek to the border that's the spot a warning from the u.s.

president all the trouble that they will not be allowed to enter the country illegally john heilemann reports now from chap us in southern mexico. they resumed their trek at four in the morning trying to make some headway before the baking midday sun even then it was hard work several thousand men women and children dispersed in a long exhausted trail their goal is to reach the united states a country where they've now become a political football in a bitter election race. with the legalities take you down for a very. very good hour thank you john thank you cameron going to the middle and they're going to find emissary you're going to find middle eastern you going to find everything and guess what we're not allowed to them in our car we want to say . too much the week with the caravan al-jazeera didn't find anyone from the middle east nor terrorists or isis all of which president trump has hinted out without

proof of what we have seen a single men women and many families like that of one half year old to say oh taking a breather by the side of the road with her father and aunt they like others here are aware of donald trump's like he's ations islam and. it's a lie that's your first reaction you feel bad about the discrimination because when that guy. members. but many in the caravan aunts aware of is that the timing of their march could actually turn into a huge political gift for the u.s. president the caravan has inadvertently come just the right moment for president trump and the republican party and that's because the u.s. midterm elections just two weeks away and the images of thousands of people heading for the u.s. border coupled with president trump's inflammatory and unproven remarks are only going to mobilize his support. the one we talked to denied that some criminals

could be mixed in with the multitude it's almost inevitable given the numbers here but they also said that they were heading to the u.s. to escape the violence i'm poverty of back home and to find work. we asked to be let through so that we can offer a better future for our children our parents who are already old and our families. ultimately the backlash in the us to this movement of thousands of desperate people could push that dream even further out of reach for them and those who come off the john home and i was it a chance for us police have fired rubber bullets tear gas and water cannons at protesters in argentina thousands of demonstrators gathered in front of congress in the capital one of the iris to rally against the government's two thousand and nineteen budget it contains steep spending cuts and tax hikes aimed at cutting the

country's that levels president mary sumac recommitted the balancing the budget after receiving a fifty seven billion dollar loan package from the i.m.f. earlier this year. well it's been called the biggest bank heist in south african history more than one hundred thirteen million dollars was stolen from the f v b s mutual bank leading to its collapse in his maiden budget speech local media say that south africa's finance minister tito when me suggested the embattled bank could be saved but when he made it clear the perpetrators of the heist must be locked up for me to miller has no more now from the proper province corrupt and beyond saving that's the final word in a reserve bank report on the theft of more than one hundred and thirty million dollars at south africa's v b s mutual bank the only black owned bank in limpopo province it was supposed to have been a vehicle for empowerment but instead it was looted being allegedly by more than

fifty people from bank executives to politicians some from within the ruling african national congress nor out on the plus why is one of ninety four employees who's been laid off because the bank has no will money. i'm still shocked i don't have a job now i'm very disappointed because they still haven't explained to us exactly what happened but all we know is we don't have a job at least some will douses she deposited her life savings of almost the tea thousand dollars at the bank the money was meant to pay for her children's education she's only managed to get a quarter of it back it would be better if i know my children can go to school because of all the money i have lost. it's also alleged that political influences convince local municipalities to deposit billions of dollars spoken publicly for the first time about the killing of saudi journalist. which he described as painful

speaking in riyadh to the crown prince insisted that justice will prevail and all culprits will be punished the prince and self is widely suspected of ordering the journalist this although he denies all knowledge. first of all it is very painful to all saudis it's painful to everyone in the world it is a brutal attack but it's not acceptable investigations are happening and we will work with the turkish government to get results and the perpetrators will be brought to justice this would have to be done by any government undoubtedly cooperation between the turkish and saudi government is good and we know a lot of people are trying to seize on this painful situation to create a rift between turkey and saudi arabia and i want to send a message you will never be able to do that as long as we have a king called solomon been abilities for the crown prince called mohammed bin selman in saudi arabia a turkish president named. well it's been more than three weeks since she was last seen at the saudi consulate in istanbul turkish investigators have now been given

permission to search a well in the consul general's garden turkish officials say the crown prince also spoke to turkey's president try to play better the one the first conversation since the killing the two reportedly discussed how to quote shed light on the case. in other news the white house has promised to find those responsible for sending suspected explosive devices twenty number of high profile democratic politicians saying that these are terrorizing acts law enforcement officials the scabbard suspected explosives addressed to the home of hillary and bill clinton and barack obama the time warner building in new york which is home to c.n.n. was also evacuated after a bomb was found in a package at the lab in iraq they has been sworn in as iraq's new prime minister parliament has been voting on his proposed cabinet and m.p.'s have agreed on more than a dozen other ministers including the heads of the oil and finance ministries those are the headlines my colleagues in doha eleven news in half an hour four lines next

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another element in living a phenol only up to most of the well betty. is called between his two home countries. yemen a nation destroyed by war and in the midst of what the u.n. calls the world's worst humanitarian crisis. and the united states were donald trump's travel ban has now made it seemingly impossible to bring his family. issues kind of conditions the. nation full of meaning when they want a new day he moved to us. when we met najib in his family had been living in the east african nation of djibouti across the sea from yemen for almost four months. there hasn't been an american embassy in yemen for over three years no because of the war. that means

he's a prince including. american citizens like machine have had their cases assigned to foreign countries like booty is a try to get the families away from conflict you want. nothing more than a mission to land a number out of my feet. my vision into any advantage and. allows them to not have been the nada the aladdin mission to how to. make their ships eldest daughter eleven year old was born with cerebral palsy making it more urgent for her to get adequate medical care something that's become increasingly difficult in yemen. to feel the financial and. as the war escalated and as you've applied for visas for his family to join him in the u.s. where he works to support them and where she met can get stable medical care. they applied well before donald trump became president and introduced

a travel about. now so trying protests more initial chaotic rollout of the would stop the entry of nationals from a number of muslim majority countries including yemen. released just a week after the truck took office the two three versions was being challenged in court. so it wasn't until december that the full impact on families became clear when the supreme court allowed the third version of the bam to go into effect. a month and a half later in his family had their interview at the u.s. embassy here in djibouti describe what happened in the embassy here and. in the night. i had been so in a jeep and us so. because she was born after najib became a citizen his youngest daughter could be issued

a passport but his wife and two other daughters needed visas. and went on best fienberg. and how did you feel when you got there and can learn how is that now not in the hell not only if you stay now it's not. let you see show me the papers. but what i thought was. one of the changes in the latest version of the travel ban is the inclusion of one pathway to the u.s. a waiver that can be granted on a case by case basis if applicants meet three criteria the more. a little. the men would at least this one issue. that he wanted. only a while and landed with an italian the one with a hole in it it was funny the oven talks are hot and they anything.

and the only thing he had to do that was on how limited to the little old me how he had. let me have a bit of them. thought that given chametz condition and the fact that he's an american citizen they would qualify for a waiver. with no appeals process or one hope now would be at the supreme court which was set to hear a challenge to the travel and rule whether to uphold it or not by the summer. until their lives would remain in limbo online into the how they learn to live loudly down the vision in a machine and then in a genre and if. living here cost and save forcing them to rely on family and friends to get by the question facing can they bear the weight in djibouti or will they have to go back to yemen so now the chip interferes what's your. plan. to get them will tell the. families they're doing.

but fear the american know how little in the saddle and alan. would enjoy in the last hour. and a lot of gallia money in kenya and that. the war in yemen shows no signs of slowing as northern rebels continue to fight to the coalition led by saudi arabia and supported by the united states. now in its fourth year the conflict has destroyed much of the country's infrastructure leading to widespread disease and famine and over twenty two million people in need of humanitarian assistance. it's this that so many yemenis are trying to escape as they try to reunite with their families in the u.s. . instead hundreds have been stranded between their two homes stuck in a foreign country. we went to meet with a group of africans who been in djibouti for months many of whom had

a ready received a waiver rejections under the ban. who here has u.s. citizenship. so a lot of you. so you you have citizenship i was born and raised and so you're applying for my life. i've got the field of paper here so you know what you're going to do now. now let's lift and now look if in the one two minutes we didn't do any good will that be left on the list and i'm going this. list of any of this over again most of spend tens of thousands of dollars way to know where there's a high cost of living spending fortunes and borrowing fortunes and in the end. if you are futile. where is the hope. that if you know them over the last ten years you know i'll do that then i get in the human body i was here people die young i've

got a country that's the biggest road if you have their parents you know that you know . that's the question facing everyone here as they grow up who are trying to keep their families united and figure out where their home is now you know how is this affecting your your families torn in broken down emotions will be coming here and signs of hope and then they just tear that apart because the moment of this day was left with all of these people. visit the nihilists were the notice that they were also denied a waiver. is an attorney with the center for constitutional rights which has been working with the yemeni american. were perceived waiver rejections for the relatives she says there's been little transparency from the administration about how waivers are actually granted there isn't like formal application process that they would be subjected to and you arch if you're denied that it would be in the

national interest let you win and that you don't pose a threat to national security but it's a bit of a saddo boxing exercise because you don't really know what it is you have to show to meet that criteria then you hear get a waiver. many of the families we met didn't even know that there was a waiver in the largely because they began their application process years ago are you aware of the waiver process was. there people who had gone through their interview process and filed all the documents well before there was ever such a thing as a waiver they didn't even make a case for a new heart check on what basis were they being denied it's like you're getting a rejection for something you didn't even ask for and that seems particularly fast that you know your application for a waiver is behind and you know you never even apply for one these are u.s. citizens and u.s. awful determined residents who have a right to be be at with their families.

one of the couples we met in djibouti has been trying to start a life in the u.s. for nearly three years i'm. very near yeah sure thanks for saying us a mix of home answering them. as strange muhammad first moved to new york in this early twenty s when he went back to yemen a few years later he had mozzies or got married and they had their daughter. the war broke out when she was still a toddler. a little i don't we don't want to be dull but at the intellect if you know what i did it tends to have stuck and i would suspect just by this i don't think i can tell a lot of a listener that has some has a. little bit of that has to feel pain had he has that tendency a lot of muhammad became a citizen when he went back to the u.s. where he was working and most of his family lives and started planning for us these are no no you know to join him. so this is stuff for the house for nature without

the suit all the premium going to be found. when they got to do beauty five year old the mayor was given a visa but her mother was still waiting for a decision moment when i've seen case seeing them so they know that you might go to be there so i don't usually get most reject. but dioceses interview took place before the ban went into effect and it was unclear to her that she had to make a case for a waiver. nicolson a lot of them in the head of the island on the matter who i look at hostile to local show them around. us so i got out of town before. but have been rising put into. the political scene. that says we won't be granted in your case they can to recount the provisions of

the cultural mission. they give you any other reason that they explain why it was followed by denying that you've asked for advice we just question you may even give you information from them and. the family needs to make a decision about their future within days because muhammad in their daughter have to go to the u.s. while she still has a visa. but then the question is where were lies these ago. fellows don't i know hans had them that stuff out of hand that pat at the temple would have thought that the path that had fish. and been washed down on one hand i have. said it took them to canada. that i had and about how i don't stop sign i read. it how did it have to i mean the west had am out twice what i want. need. a lot of a lot of a lot.