and really it wasn't done to scale i'll tell you about. no one goes in this part of the great sandy desert no one travels in it it's almost inaccessible. like it was like a different world for me. i had to see the dams. and know as i think all. things began to happen we knew that we were going to close it because people were starting to burn the spinifex. that if. i only hear stories about that snake spirit living in the water but i didn't believe it i followed on from us with my camera. it was hard to keep up.

the running and shouting coming to visit the admit we have family. we are not bothered by that if. they did they took us to a small wet spot in the desert who was just this small puddle this small patch of wetness and this was this a very important place that i've been telling us about for the last 5 days. were numbered that on the night there was some of the young fellows that were with and myself we started on we didn't know what. yeah. you know what i want to get out of you know what. i think if anything i'm going to let you know because we came in. and then the orders come fed up. they were going to. come out of it i don't know we're going to be like that but

i've learned not going to get it i never saw my grandfather with ari so happy. that their. lives. that the longer you let out all your. work done just that. there's just stressors. that. week. that only the night that you're. sitting around the water but no grandparents a man a meal to stories told me as a kid. i really want to go understand what was going on here. is a man's area. bring woman down cover take a nap the little. only spot is wife she leaves the woman.

is for a woman no woman so that just makes no wood a ah and then visitor i don't ever get any yeah you. took the woman back to camp but then i could see that something else was happening . but i was using the good and the money will pulling out. to make this god get around a want to get away. it. had told me that it represents the donkey that. same thing goes for that colon. see there could have been a day only it represent a cloud and water that tip it over that's the rain is coming down. there without.

them without without our all over on our own. that i have to ask for the 1st time i understood when the grandfathers dance came from. and the meaning of his headdress. the. being in a place where spot it literally grew up was really emotional. you know they'd like it like going back to a place. if they've come back to you on own country. oh no you do leave going home. oh yeah literally and spider we're talking to something else with a feeling a lot of times they were doing it. alone they said we had to constantly have to go

now like right now ok so we packed up the camp and headed off and spider and literally were really keen to get as far from that place as possible and we drove and we drove and we drove and looking out into the west where the water hole was located were all these storm clouds and lightning rain. and then i realized that or not is a rainmaking praise that was what already had a spotter were doing today. they brought the rain. there ritually made rain to her driest parts of australia and they were known widely as the as the rain makers. but on a 1st one that day with my grandfather literally the one i. saw something that changed

my life without any young person on the trip. and they'll be able to trust that mail believe in me to carry on this responsibility. i mean it's a big it's a big thing big job. but to get it or get the feeling from our people at the trust from our people. that make you feel good inside. the for. my absence. that confessional causing. daniel get a davenant because from the trip. he started to arrive in a bottle report. for me the trip the were not. one to find out more. i wanted to read about our history.

when one fellas came into our country in 80 and 80 they want to water. they drove us off our land and turned a country into huge hell station. and then effort counting camel he wanted us $101.00 or they can look. at 2000 kilometer trek through our tribal lands. they call it becoming stuccoed and it destroyed the traditional way of life. itself there's 3 solar cells but. if. you want to. be used. to make 51 wells for de kalb. on

a problem that can infer that he didn't there were any clue other water was so he kept it out as a people. come up themselves meant stop the water. and he let them go if one of the tracks as they ran to get water. they imprisoned no one inside metal and with folks. and wells were closed and several more people around trying to get dad could they want to. most people had to move on their traditional way of life. among them well my grandparents spot i was a young man when he left the desert to find only his promise wife. she was working as a housemaid and i got a station up my white grandfather. now better off he didn't like desert people because the uterus various cattle. when he

seems potter or better over it chased him off if he's going to have to frighten him so as bada ran down to aruba and he climbed up a creek. bed rover he went dead document just under a tree. or spot he was on top when he's in the fire coming over he jumped down and he landed next bottom and on more falls that's why his name is padda. spot and danny ended up working on christmas gray color station. you know must have a parachute that. they're holding up and no i don't believe it was there you know have been more than answers and they're made the station folks to what they're doing. we finally became citizens and got a kharaj after the $967.00 referendum. but even the station owners

refused to pay more people equal wenches. after decades of working there they were loaded on to trucks and dumped on the banks. that was to build place a bus ride crossing. fisher i went from a population of 60 people to a refugee camp up to a 1000. they had nothing to do no work no nothing. while. system. wide. blue. was dry leaves for a. struggle and only kept their country alive by

letting the painting. it comes naturally because of ceremonies and painting up on bodies and sand brings. it was the beginning of good interest never you know not the. straw they became famous artist and the paintings sell around the world used to be into a new york london you name it they've been everywhere. this is one of spotless paintings he only paints gordo. i want to hold a left in the desert. am iraqi. dolly and a mama bone paper from the red sandy desert came up with a b. plan to get their country back. they were going to paint their country for evidence. they traveled opinion in an

edge of the great sandy desert with more than 50 people from 4 different language groups. i knew and you know that i love my god. the 1st man that was planted on the lawn or a canvas represents the coming stock route. it was to have to come here to watch for this. it was important for the own people to paint their country because think on top of korea they're no speak english and they can't read or write. the canvas is like a map a bird's eye view of their country that shows the printout of stories and where people used to walk. and it's a pretty damn good map. it took me a week to finish the painting. and then came the time to use it as evidence and

came. along and. told fred chaney from the native title tribe you know all about. what our. country. love about and about i want to look at it. i mean that this was all just so you know every word of. it and i don't then i know or not. work for and. you your mother and then you know . this is for your students. that i get that. this is. right.

in order to land camera it's going people to canvass to canberra one of the politicians and the country belongs to us. we have. my sister niggly she was the spokes person that this is our country it represents our songs and i dance in our culture and not only that but as you can see with the you know the vastness of this map it's a link up between all the different tribes in great sandy desert trying to explain aboriginal society you know aboriginal back then to not have regional people this is a task in itself. or not a venue it's a rain dance so we hope you don't get rain yeah for this ever time. i

did manage my. heart the people are not good but the politicians interested. so the national gallery borrowed the canvas for an exhibition. it was like the country was strangers. no family to look after it. there were a canvas i spent the last 2 years at the national gallery and something like a 1000000 people stored. but there are people who wanted it back and sent me to canberra to pick it up. and. that's my little cousin brother. would

spot. me. this is his 1st glimpse of big jewelry. down. here. that. when they stand on it it's just like standing. in your homeland it's like going home. oh oh most of them will never see in the country. they too old. it makes them sad and they cry. they cry for the answer. and hold to their but. let me know that they are going to. al-jazeera exposes controversial allegations about the bahraini government. by the

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for 7 max but this wasn't the 1st time the grounded a new aircraft back in 2013 the 77 dreamliner ran into trouble when a battery caught fire but is out of the u.s. investigative unit to scalability more to the problem than just smoking batteries. rewind of broken dreams the boeing 787 on al-jazeera. logan peters over here in doha are your top stories from dozens of people have been killed in 2 separate attacks on the security forces in southern yemen both were in the port city of aden the biggest was on a military camp which is a base for iraqi trained and supported forces at least 30 people were killed including a senior commander who fighters say they carried out that attack with

a groan and a ballistic missile there's been no claim of responsibility for a separate attack on a police station in the center which killed at least 10. all this unfolded as the who she is claimed to have fired a ballistic missile into saudi arabia they say they hit a military position in the capital city of the oil rich eastern region. rwanda is imposing border restrictions today with the democratic republic of congo because of the bone the crisis a one year old girl is the 3rd patient to test positive for the virus in the congolese city of goma close to the rwandan border her father died of the disease last wednesday the iranian president hassan rouhani has dismissed american sanctions on his country's top diplomat calling it childish the americans say the foreign minister zarif is promoting what it calls the reckless agenda of iran's supreme leader said big has more now from tehran is laid to sanctions months after

donald trump signed an executive order imposing sanctions against the supreme leader here and that's all a part of what washington calls its maximum pressure campaign and this is going on since you are the united states unilaterally pulled out of the 2015 nuclear deal last year now these latest sanctions are seen by many people here as an indication of the fact that the united states doesn't understand how this group public works if the u.s. thinks that they could negotiate with anyone higher almost seen it in the foreign minister they greatly mistaken and it will affect future negotiations. the united states is playing north korea's latest missile tests state media. and watched weapons days launch of 2 short range missiles the u.s. national security adviser says they don't violate a pledge to stop testing long range weapons. in the race to. challenge. the former vice president joe biden faced attacks from other

presidential hopefuls those headlines up next as witness.

it was a sad day in the late nineties when my job be passed away. my grandfather in it was always country and. when one really passed away i wish. i was drinking too much and i didn't care about what was happening in my life. span i was worried he already lost 2 grandsons to grow up. and was desperate to help me.

at. the time it was important for the land claim to take on a lot more young people so they can learn on a country. with the youngest one on the trip. it felt good to be out there no pomp and no destruction. spada it taught me to not fires bread or don't know we are coming that's fine or just like spiderman not that the closer we got to go down the faster you get them fires. when you're going to do is want to everywhere it was flooded out. i 1st got on it was good plenty of warning.

but then i saw a spider he was upset. over there. got at that little. that your mother never met. or not was or coming up with what i've. been to a lot of my. little patch bring up no ground water it now was covered. by her in the. left north along the course. oh. you're very.

wrong with that margaret i never never loved. why don't i don't. even know why you got a lot. of. data is it talent to make for i listen to. you does everything you knows 9 fires and singing. enough for it is a lot of. purple .

it's good to feel the rain it means. whatever. all night and he has bought a scene. no 6 doubt. the next morning. when i let my mother ya know. 6 no no no i know that will let every i mean by i've.

done. a lot of my. own people and been back there for a long time it's like meeting someone you haven't seen a long time. his own people like spot and only will bone up you and then the spurs come back you go and then some. credit.

2 get out of that other. country's reputation spreading into what. we're getting ready to go on the road. to business just about everything. on the tommy.

yet again that i mean that it really is and you know one of the. fortunate. a little bit of it. was great being on the road meeting new people. it was not so free rock and every night not a party. but i felt like a rockstar. mobile home. park and this poor woman told me recently that. our land claim took nearly 15 years to get through the cold and many of the our people got away. but it looks like the big day has finally arrived.

we having the determination yet been any whether one or a canvas was painted. kaberle or vice the core. of it. all have to do. the work and they are so much ok looks quite fit. with you because you've got your bra on or through the. plant running she was. right. there it was stolen. and every year. the law says to all the people of syria. this is your last day ever. that it always has been here i am going to tell you who want.

thanks. despite thanks i'd meant i had a feeling something was wrong. why did. the judge called out spiders name. some people cut their country pretty. much but you got nothing. and i got a guy here in ireland. that every few minutes that are not. all that hard work. for nothing. was all gone. and.

it took them weeks to find out their problem was the boundaries the glen claim. asked the old people were in a country and clear as pros trendline on a map. ground was that's not a boundary. spider can understand what the confusion is all about it's his country and always has been his country in his mind he never lost it in the 1st place. the problem is the one federal law it's written on paper and it always changes. the book for or is written in the. underground and on the countryside and it is never changed.

ever seems to determination. the time was running out to possibly known it was there that i love them that i meant that i never they are very. very good idea that. that got that. only a little boston and when i was made to seem interested in no spider. spot i won't be here for long. i don't think they'll be any more for him. on thing i knew i had to help him. ready if. if i could look at every one of them to lay out your neck about.

iowa lies are well. known people pass on the knowledge. that. if. i decided my dad belonged to my grandfather would only let me die.

when somebody dies in the name they used to be. it's a big thing in the family decides it's the right time for dancing. this time really the nail on the boundaries of the land came. through that when a different rain could have been coming stop would. we have to map the boundaries on the damage.

once again. was happy to join us. going into the minima do you. think and i worry about his growth on the side now david and i are going to find out going to dinner is going that would seem good or were not of any good. during that. yeah i've pointed out it really happening learned about money i know and good. coming was hard and frustrating. spy was always insisting he knew the best way to go i think

a lot of all that well and really right when i leave that that would have i believe that in that event that we did on that i. might know him and that other given that he had that you were never level with him going over i don't learn to play with a what you would have under would own but then play a. little of the fun of the right guy to let me get let me get on and then let me i'm a member you can if you can but if the yeah you ever do or any other animal in the world that was no no no no then i'm on foot again dale and we never did get in that . room. or not and. we're not. more reform or better more. and i. would not have thought of that we didn't have one other market.

like. world. that led to it i don't know going to we're going to go down everybody i know you can't remember it and we do it we really weren't able to pin it but we're there by the way war relied on the now you know no i don't know but yeah well you know i don't know yeah kerry reading. she's whining about court. if you dead now well listen go in there. country than. they used to seed before i had left them. and he was going to.

clean it but it was an awful lot of the country. and now it is. going to make. it just like most so. we're gonna. one john. oh we're gonna lie go. oh. my love i did not hurt. oh.

we're going to write it with. you right that i don't. know my love for my going you know we're never going to win. over the place you've been pretty good the way. you. kept busy can focus on my attention on the spot of land came and a final trip. now where the legend. concrete and. all of the country. far 100

strong. if. that and. and i think. there are times of. day short of the country that gave us back a country. we've got to. go into what. 20 years ago only and go downstairs on could be canvas. credits and. 1st step in 1st and then you can. only peg me and she planned it last time.

we finally arrived or not after 5 hot days. and it was dry. and i. never took.

her gardening and my learning of my. game. ever. read to her and yeah or. i knew it was the last time spider would ever say good on. he was here to say goodbye to the one all loved his whole life. and hand it over to us telephonist.

am. young and. we walk beyond our people. following in their footsteps. i'm holding out cause just drove for spider and or more people. will be to make brain make it up the desert.

it's like a circle of life the own people deposit down to us and we're going to pass it on to our children and they get a president today children. i also became a grandfather for the 1st time out of 5 daughters i finally had a grandson. it out me on a stand my grandfather's i would be able to take my bush like it did for me to jim the country. as for what happened to that one i can but it's locked up in an elemental box at the center and fish are closing. it's just like atlanta and nigella is fighting to be free and carlo god. you're gonna let him get caught up and leave him like that you're going

to be you mad pin him up so that the water can be free. through a shared passion for elephant conservation colleagues have become friends but with civil war descending they must now protect themselves escaping deep into the rain forest all back to the west and while. the elephants surviving the cultures is a lifelong challenge now to then must out last a rebel militia elephant pod a witness documentary on al-jazeera. howlers

another in conspicuous looking streak of cloud running from the andes across to northern argentina does not much does it and it probably won't bring very much of a rain but actually he's bringing something far more interesting his position to the rain for gone through one of stars into southern brazil north of it is still pretty warm in fact you could call it hot. with us and so on the $31.00 but in significant streak of crud it's a cold front about time we get to friday it's gone all with into southern brazil attention back to essence and that's 14 at best by the way it was 30 day before the storm not much on the front itself a few thunderstorms maybe be right in the southeast proper 0 probably welcome and it's largely dry as the clouds triggs up through bolivia and disappears beyond that still warm and dry until you get to venezuela and colombia and i think the spot

here is north and south from the caribbean is now this massacre that's come across pretty rico his partner is hidden somewhere in this mass here it's produced a fair amount of rain it might actually develop into a tropical circulation on its way through southern florida into the gulf of mexico doesn't look certain prison if he is going to rain and it's one we will watch. the weather sponsored kept out of. this is al jazeera. hello and welcome i'm peter w. watching the news our live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. dozens are killed in attacks in the

yemeni port city of aid of. iran's president describes u.s. sanctions on the country's foreign minister childish and says the evidence the u.s. is afraid of mohammed. you stood up and used that tough on crime family rhetoric we got a lot of people did but destroy communities like mine. the democratic front runner joe biden faces tough questions in the party's latest presidential debate. or one of the sports all this rivalries has resume with england taking on australia for the ashes the all these after a terrible start in birmingham after winning the toss but they're fighting back details coming up. in yemen have claimed 2 major attacks on saudi amorality backed forces this comes

just weeks after the u.a.e. started drawing down its military presence in yemen the biggest attack happened at a military base used by emirates he trained forces in the port city of aden at least 30 people are confirmed dead earlier in the city there was a coordinated bomb attack on a police station during morning roll call at least 10 people were killed no group claimed responsibility however the fighters also announced a further attack saying they'd fired a long range missile across the saudi border at a military facility in. speaking to our correspondent mohammed 1st in santa cruz he's carrying out attacks both in yemen and outside the country with a warning of more to come. yes such attacks reveal that the whole fees have become able to attack and target different military positions whether inside the country like what happened to day morning

when the attack today are gathering of military personel. according to the how these were preparing to. a wide scale operations. and language against how things said that send sends a message to the united. states which has started pulling out its forces. from the southern areas that the view will they will head their hearts in case that the will continue their presence and perspiration of the united saudi quality campaign also the send another message that the saudi arabia when they attack the. military position there in the kingdom they want to also to send the message that the according to the healthy military spokesperson that the the wall they will continue more attacks in saudi arabia and also inside the country until they they

describe this saudi united arab emirates military campaign an aggression according to their terms. so far the also the other which has taken place in aden which is a to the west to the west side of the city where they have targeted. the. police station where at least 10 people have been people have been killed in that attack these rebels also another kind of penetration or a united states and saudi arabia as a village quo. not in control of the city itself where this attack called the fingerprints of the qaeda or the us ok mohammed thanks for that live update from santa let's get more on this joining us here in jobs where he is the

director of the gulf study center at cattle university much of welcome back to the news it feels as if the who sees our newly emboldened by something if they are what's it all about. you know if you look at what happened today in both in in yemen and also and aden and also in the mountains with it it's very clear that when it comes to aden there was a security vacuum after the iraqis left the south of yemen and that's that's simply because there was no outrage went with the central government which is a legitimate government led by. the president which basically stays in riyadh and there is no arrangement even with so this so that security vacuum left lead to that you know there is also a division within the forces on the ground who's who's actually lead who can say the final word who can you know secure the place there was

a few groups there are divided but they are they have linked to do so all of this this you know did help. to do what they have done today and to send a message or from that look you know the south of yemen is not stable stable and without us being on the rise if those individual sort of pockets so different groups on the ground fracturing and continue to fracture how much of a tilt in the wrong direction does this push the conflict and i say the wrong direction advisedly as far as the saudis a concern i'm sure such an operation today wolf there will be more to come because with the with the absence of the central government with. a lot of coordination between so does and the legitimate government with the the power that those 2 groups what so-called in academe and a state actors on the ground how they you know where there are tribes or other

groups because they are empowered by the united arab emirates in the last 34 years and they are empowered basically military internal military in terms of money and they create sort of this kind of linkage between a group of people in different places with the absence of central government you know trying to control all of this of course this operation will be repeated of course there will be more instability and in other places and i think there will be more demand even to international community to intervene so they can push through the security council or the other forces you know the least of them are to be aiding in a way or other so they can control the security now than otherwise south of yemen it will be another chaos ok situation more chaos still to come that seems what you're saying to us we get that but it occurs to me that the u.a.e. must have known that if they do a drawdown they're leaving a vacuum that vacuum generates more chaos more uncertainty but who's taken that

decision as far as the u.a.e. forces are concerned because 6 months ago the u.a.e. were in there they were going to stay there was that alliance with the saudis a year ago 18 months ago 2 years ago they were in there they were going to stay it's not for get from the beginning from the you know the 1st minute they're neither a minute has the agenda comparing with the saudis and yemen as a whole and iraq is work in 2 main factors one divide and rule so basically having different factions and the groups and supporting them financially and militarily and other hand they are looking for the fire economic interest in different places in yemen that was different over so these are looking for so it in reality there was a different agenda and that was. yes but no there was no statement from 2 parties about this kind of division and different agendas however i think the decision made by her it made so look there was no no evidence that the about coordination with the up there is no such you know says that you know that.

and so these forces will be sent there or the legitimate government will send its forces that nothing of this happened overnight the americans decided to the dro they basically replace their own forces with the $80000.00 forces non-state actors militarized supported by their moralities divided them in different places so they can control the security situation there they are not related to the government they have they basically are looking. for their own economy interest that is nothing about the role in south of yemen and i think that cause all of this. major problem in yemen as a whole and in a particle thank you so much we appreciate time. rwanda has closed its border with the sea the democratic republic of congo because of the boehner crisis the congolese president's office said it regretted the decision one year old girl has now become the 1st patient to die from the virus in the congolese city of goma

close to the border with rwanda on 1800 people have died since the latest outbreak began a year ago catherine soy joins us live from nairobi now catherine the border we think is closed over large stretches to be know how long busy it will stay closed for. we don't know how long it will stay closed for right now there is a press conference that is about to happen in rwanda the press conference is being held by a round and government officials and w.h.o. are representatives as well so it will be interesting to see what will come out of that but as you mentioned there's a lot of us patente that border between the r.c. and rwanda lot of people that we've talked to on both sides not really sure what to do they're stuck this is a very busy border more than 50000 people use it every day and it's a trading harbors while they use it for trade we have expired trades who work in goma and then go back to who and where they leave and we have also wonders you have

a lot of businesses in goma as well so this is an issue that is causing a lot of concern to many people and if you remember when the w.h.o. declared. a public of margins of international concern it want countries against this against closing borders saying that it might make the situation even worse because now people might resort to using more informal crossings where there are no proper medical checks and all this peter comes at a time as you mention that a 3rd a bullet death has been confirmed this little girl a one year old was tested positive of a boy yesterday has been in a treatment center and now she's dead her mother is in an isolation unit waiting for her results her father died on wednesday. this is the clinic in goma where the man sought help before he died he fell sick days after returning home from an infected area where he was working in

a mining area the clinic is now closed some clinicians have been vaccinated and health workers are trying to trace people the victim made contact with more than a 1000000 people live in this city on the border with rwanda. we do not know what was happening we just saw people looking like doctors carrying him away they said they will come back to the mater. we are free and resident because we have seen how people are dying it would term burn binny night and day. the 2nd outbreak in the country's history was declared a year ago and has since claimed the lives of 1700 people it's 2nd only to the outbreak in west africa that killed 11000 people 5 years ago health workers trying to combat.