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city is worrying me and it's also saddening because milan is a lively city and see it like this today is almost a defeat for me i never would have thought this would happen milan's my parents the airport has now suspended all flights its neighboring airport now restricted to running only domestic flights but that hasn't stopped people attempting to get away . fearing further contagion leaders of italy's southern regions have warned hundreds of thousands of its citizens who went to work or study in the north of the country not to return home but groups of people continue to arrive from milan arriving with their masks on but there was no one to test them for covert 19. the harsh restrictions are designed to slow down the spread of the disease but there are fears that it may be too little too late hospitals in the affected region have been inundated and sick residents are now being asked to stay at home a stretched health care system is struggling to keep up with the increasing numbers

there are no more valuable bats in hospitals and actually the current hospital which serves about 500000 people in all the. of course this little town. got infected so there are nor more intensive care but it's available away from italy there were further increases of the virus all over the continent in france at least 900 people have died from the virus with more than 1100 cases recorded in the country last italy's lockdown is the most stringent outside of china containment may have come too late for some areas slowing down the virus is spread may be the best option for now. al-jazeera and other news protest in mexico city have turned violent with police firing tear gas at women's day marches thousands of officers in riot gear have been deployed to the demonstrations

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border with turkey thousands of migrants have been camping there since last week when turkey declared its borders with the e.u. open talks president has urged greece to open the gates and allow migrants to travel further into europe he's due to be e.u. officials in brussels on monday to discuss the issue. customs officials in colombia have made an unusual smuggling bust rescuing 2000 baby turtles being trafficked out of the country a sniffer dog detected the turtles during a routine check at an airport in the remote amazonas region in the south of the country they were packed tightly together without water around $150.00 were found dead were those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the family hosni mubarak story.

on the 3rd of august 27th the trial of the former president of egypt personal mubarak for corruption and ordering the killing of protesters began in cairo. along with mubarak in the cage where his 2 sons and get my face former interior minister and 6 x. police commander. but. i thought that i don't know. what was the 83 year old former dictator thinking all in the courtroom that day. was he perhaps reviewing the journey through life that had brought him to this place.

last. new year's eve 2000 the world comes together to celebrate the coming good millennium. put it comes the whole of new beginnings. but not in my. list then 3 months. egypt had already celebrated something rather different. and yet tried the for me. terry election of president hosni mubarak for the 4th time. what a contrast from his problems 18 years previous. were. in his 1st speech when he became president for the 1st time he said that he

wouldn't stand for more than 2 terms. that his speeches wouldn't last longer than 20 minutes but his wife wouldn't appear in the media and like others buildings on public monuments wouldn't be named after. a human shall we but i mean it better that. the president that took office in 1008 to one was a totally different person from he who was in control in 1990. and waterboard the promises that timi back in those early days of all. of them were forgotten. that should. bear the burden of the people around him would all say you are leaving what would we do without you you

have to stay this pressure was not just from the hypocrites around him but also for a bus family i don't mean his close relatives but more the honest broker less people surrounding the need for mrs initially chose him to keep mrs lowder in the background. yet in the 1st years of his push to see. did undertake minor activities which we are accepted by the general. princess of wales was accompanied by the wife of the egyptian president mrs b. then mr m. went by she became more and more. she was ambitious to be sent to stake. they didn't advertise a twite but suzanne tebbit now known as suzanne mubarak was huff which. her mother coming from the tiny coal mining village of fun to predict.

believe me parma the daughter of a humble coal miner never lived to see this moment. her daughter meeting queen elizabeth as egypt's firstly. could life get any better than davis. in 1930 just says her husband embarked on his 2nd term suzanne too was emboldened to start her 1st major public project. but reading for all resulted in millions of books being distributed to the egyptian public that little cost over the following 17 years the only catch the president's wife was on the back of instead of the off. here. she got the passion for art and music in particular classical western arabic music

. because she was a good reader who had obtained a master's in sociology at the american university in cairo. the history of terms. as our president in more and more power his wife created her own court surrounding herself with ministers and top ships. she had no status within the constitution she was just the president's wife but it was almost like the 1st lady left the 1st lady's back your presence was amazing in yesterday's speech the speech was excellent egyptians are hypocritical to whoever is in power with that has a little of that the end up being turned into little dictatorships that will. and this to you star has words is tuli also. why suzanne mubarak called the

spotlight an eldest son now. was a changed man. with his bachelor days behind him he was no also a father. bibi mohamad named after his grandfather had the right in 1907 to charm the president and perhaps to remind him of a happy childhood he himself never. called them. how madonna was always playing with a toy pistol. if officials walked in they would have to play with mohammed and act dead when he shot them of. course and with. if he didn't fall mohammed would get very angry and this happened once when a senior official came to visit the president. could be a bomber took aim and fired the man looked at him and smiled he looked at his

grandfather and asked why he didn't die. the president of the demand and said why didn't you die lie down you're dead and the more. the president and his grandson were playing. the president. was playing his escape. and the plaything the influence his name could carry throughout. in the late eighty's. expanding into partnerships that many business men to god did it. was no difference to his name in any of these partnerships. the acceptable form of words was to call him facilitate.

as he had the ability to influence ministers to facilitate the work. made. some of the stories in egypt about business conducted by mubarak's sons became a lawful matter and there is in fact a famous joke an owner of a cafe had photos up on the wall of the 3 presidents talk to nasser sadat on mubarak. a guy walks into the cafe and asks who these guys are all know on cers this is not either of the 1952 revolution president sadat. of war and this is the father of my business parts. while i was accumulating wealth and influence in his own country. wasn't exactly is he learned. where he had been since then the 1980 s. . what he may have been doing behind the scene and the

unsubstantiated rumors of money laundering right publicly it was simply bank of america's chief. but it seems he was biding his time for greater things that could. i have to go with me i've been to london a few times and he invited me to dinner at a restaurant behind had. he was very keen on internal egyptian politics and would ask or comment on a number of issues. i really felt this is where his interest in public affairs started. june 2000. the deaths of a president and the birth of the 1st republican didn't stick in the history of the at a book. city years half assing lesson died after 3 decades. of

smear. a shot at. a deli messier it's. a lot of b.s. . within days of the funeral the syrian for situation had been amended to allow his 34 year old son bashar the ophthalmologist to become president. of the movie. where syria live others were inspired to full. agreement. with the president bashar assad to power after his late father. was preparing his son saddam hussein was preparing his sons a day or. was preparing his son seif who may now have more so became a trend of succession in the region this motivated as

a wife and mother. for susan mubarak it was like a light had been switched on the chosen one would be here youngest son. who why now had returned from london not only should he be thrust forward to succeed his father in due course but the brilliance of the scheme would mean that a new president. would have a new interest in prosecuting the mistakes of the old president hosni mubarak. it could be. fraud. world i live in get my for him suzanne mubarak's insistence on the triumph of the succession project wasn't just political of a minute it was as much about her maintaining her social status. move the shifting from the president's wife to becoming the president's mother. similar to the queen

mother then that i am now a month from our work and there was an important psychological factor here true. in so much as suzanne saw herself is the woman made a success of and she was now preparing another mubarak her son. the 1st step in getting manners eventually elevation to the presidency was for him to join the only national democratic party which if nothing else was not the democratic nor gnash. from the outset imagine again to maneuver easily to cower in the box in less than 2 years the excellent banker was head of the n.d.p. politburo powerful committee specially created for. all of the going out of his father respected his intelligence claiming that he had

finished the exams in a shorter time than moment which meant he saved a whole year his father really thought he was clever and generally respected his opinion. having taken over the party the genius son also assumed responsibility for his father's office the only way now to get to the president was to go to the government. but there was still. the president himself was showing no signs of wanting to step aside in favor of his boy. out of the 100 order initially who was against his son succeeding him. not so much out of concern for the country but more because he was generally selfish and wanted to remain in power to the extent that he once said what would i do if i left the presidency chop onions how the head of a bus or. whatever material what that means with

2003. just sucks. as the president spoke in parliament he collapsed. line on. egyptian television oh blige only cut away from the moment but the act was quite literally falling apart. then just over 6 months later he failed it again. this time he traveled to munich in germany for back surgery. it was raining it was terrible. for him because he was in such a severe pain he couldn't walk. he was really really suffering and and his situation was like the weather. is one and a half hour surgery was completely on eventful and the president was on the road to

recovery. but as he had a completed in his german hospital rumors circulated in egypt that he had died on the operating table. it was simple enough for obama to put paid to the stories by making a television appearance but he was also anxious to get back. this was always my impression that he wanted to go back to egypt as quick as possible to show that he's ok and then i remember the 1st thing in the days after the operation . this goodness to walk as much as possible and to walk stance i remember this because he said i want to leave as quick as possible but i will not leave if i'm not able to walk down the gangway from the. to show that i'm really. back again and fit. within days of his return mubarak

was appearing to act the strongman again. he shuffled his cabinet introducing new faces most of them businessmen and members of the man's n.d.p. party. in the streets of cairo we called it. mubarak's cat but who framed them was obligated as the new generation came on the scene his son his son's friends and a small group of businessmen everything began to change it was like an old man passing the speeding wheel to his son leaving us all to crash that had been acquitted of a. man's ambitious agenda for seizing power from his aging father was getting more obvious. as the time approached for another presidential election in 2005 some said it was the moment for government to make his move.

but the old man was not going to go without a fight my art well our white house and you did that for the kind of subtle messages from his father to us were that the wall was really ready and that he needed to stay. but it's been if i go back if there was one kind of constant threat . with the bark there was this kind of sense that he was irreplaceable. only he understood each other only he could manage easily and i think that even these kind of subtle messages about son were kind of part and parcel of his indispensability to 2 ruling egypt short stop. in. september 2005 and the president who had once promised to stay for only one term

was camp. painting for his 5th in office. and he also had a further surprise for the electorate. this time thanks to a cool situation changed they were allowed to vote for other people. the trouble was that the rules were sort of natural that only non-entities could stand against the man who had ruled our country for a quarter of a century. no one was surprised when his new mubarak one eye lens right. for the 1st lady plans for a smooth succession for her son so that she could progress to 1st mother may have been temporarily frustrated. but the reality was that she still dominated the project that was the mubarak presidency.

then she settled on none of the dishes plan. or obsession with winning the nobel peace prize to the extent that she supported his appointment to nisco so as to help get her the prize if you will. than it was the women m.p.'s movement so she could get the nobel prize she traveled the world making speeches receiving whatever prizes she could. she created reading for all she visited children i mean she did everything but none of it was spontaneous it was all done for the purpose of furthering her personal glory that. america is sure it was below. them who knows what

delusions of. and dia most of his prior. to believe that she could possibly be a candidate for a nobel peace prize. but what was certain by 2008 was that her husband no his 80th birthday was increasingly isolated as his wife and his son protected him from uncomfortable truths. the president didn't always receive all the information that he should have. he just got told stuff that wouldn't upset him if it was something that may disturb him we were usually told not to tell him just to make sure he was always in a good mood. i couldn't believe it when the film the president shared came to the movie theaters of each of them a lifetime so i think i saw. a book and they loved each was

a huge hit and the talk of the streets and i. talk about. them in a chemical politically on ice everyone knew that although the producers said it was a fiction this was st louis the true story of an isolated president comes like whose only reliable informant about what was going on in the country was on an important function and also people who go on to come across. as in the course of these programs are shrinking. in the film he was a shift. in reality he was muhammad i shoot the president personally make up law just. rubble down on the campus home now and say you know when that man woke up he was like i'm master so no one could laugh talk or say anything to and i would look. in the car but everyone was serious. and it was as if we were

more. so i was the one who would speak to him tell him a few jokes make him laugh until he would then start talking constantly about politics state affairs or just generally socializing fish only because managers medical economic. oh my limited to limit your. own america. in the movie the fictional president's henchman fire is shift because of his relationship with the press. in south florida. your. real life then mr daunt when a year after the film was released i sure was removed by mubarak's. me the fact that they realized that i began talking to him about some relationship. including his son succession. to them i appear to be dangerous because as.

you know when you hug. then i received a call from the minister of information saying that. you will no longer see the president. but i continued to see if nothing had changed over the weekend. he was to countries sort of i was with. a. guy that they said i want it was more a message to. rather than to the. conflict over the presidency had reached its peak. isolated and exhausted yet still fighting.

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i'm comfortable and all the top stories on al-jazeera there's been a major spike and deaths caused by corona virus and it's nearly 133 people died on saturday alone putting the scale of the outbreak on par with south korea much of italy's north has been placed on lockdown. iran has reported its highest number of coronavirus deaths within 24 hour period bringing the total to $194.00 and $1.00 provincial official is suggesting the number of deaths could be much higher than what's been reported it's a concern of the coronavirus has continued to take a toll on global stock markets with all major indices across asia down investors also just worry about a possible oil price war oil markets have fallen by around 30 percent after saudi

arabian oil giant around discounted its crude and signaled it might increase output . in other news protests in mexico city have turned violent with police firing tear gas that women's day marches the rally was aimed at raising awareness of the soaring number of women being murdered some protesters damaged property it comes ahead of a nationwide women strike on monday against gender based violence. the inauguration all the afghanistan's president ashraf ghani is expected to take place soon but so will better his bitter rival of the abdullah after polls in september the 2 big kid over who really won in that allegations of voter fraud concerns their spats could derail talks between the government and the taliban greek police have used water cannon to fight off dozens of refugees and migrants who are throwing stones at them from the other side of the border with turkey thousands of migrants have been

camping there since last week when turkey declared its borders with the e.u. open turkish president has urged greece to open the gates customs officials in colombia have made an unusual smuggling bust rescuing 2000 baby turtles being trafficked out of the country sniffing dog detected the turtles during a routine check at an airport in the remote amazonas region they were packed tightly together without water around 150 were found is. a total surprised in the us and japan for their unusual camouflage markings. those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the family hosni mubarak story stay with us. oh. as we jeep shoes new food president hosni mubarak's 5th to move were confronted

with a charm offensive orchestrated on behalf of his son. matt. both the people and the president the targets of course but who's. in my view is that they were pressuring him to create a new status quo that. whether they were working in the round of journalism. there was saying we are on the scene and we will make the succession of gamal mubarak real a public political reality. back by anonymous benefactors with apparently but only spoke its game and was portrayed as the only choice to guide the country to a new sunny future there's a full moon on that maybe a few other lacks the could because it had the feet and foot on the fact that not

only was he the great economist equipped with solutions. he was youthful the right. and didn't mean striker. there was just one. egyptians simply didn't like. it much of the history. the man was at again very similar in character to his mother he's a very conservative person who wasn't open to conversation that lacked social skills and to an extent had little or no charisma and. knocked off the other with his communication skills were very limited he didn't have the skills and perhaps he never believed how important training is or of possibly acquiring the skills. unfortunately the guy felt that he was good enough already and sadly the people around him were treating him as a victorious federal of egypt. had meant that as game players

personality was not the only obstacle trusted egyptian leader must certainly have a 1st lady and gay man at $44.00 was still single or going to borrow money or give them with his mother his main concern was to get him added. she told me at the wedding party that she wished demand would go on over to a group of beautiful girls who were dancing and just pick 1. 23 year old her digger mahmoud was massively younger then the aspiring president. to knows exactly why or how she called game else. if he committed to fill it up with their man his age who prefer a younger woman why not it is what he wanted and there are also girls don't like older men the ones with power and prissy so i couldn't tell whether she completed

the picture or he liked the blonde model look. she didn't look like an egyptian her figure was intriguing egyptian it was more like a model a bit like claudia schiffer. if she was all pretense and home and. the private wedding ceremony was held at the president's favorite resort shutter machine on the 4th of may 2007 the president's birthday. they knew mr and mrs mubarak were then able to throw themselves into a big key matter in hand staying in the spotlight so a gun man could be portrayed as the president in. shade at the center with the dems meanwhile the actual president stubbornly refused to leave the stage. for. the debt. to change.

on the 16th of may 2009 the president's favorite grandson 12 year old mohammad son of one was struck down by amnesty. 2 days later he was dead. in. what really made hosni mubarak collapse was the death of his grandson hamann. in that allen west and i was aware of the relationship between him and his grandson from. the hosni mubarak mohammed's death was literally a box done. after that he constantly want black tie and refused to remove them

and. the president was a broken man. he didn't even attend the funeral of his beloved. as he locked himself away in his home. other than a kind of a super low that i think losing his grandchild represented and a huge blow to him if only he had resigned that that. he had every reason to go but he missed the opportunity of his own good one till the very last moment. it may not have been obvious to the egyptian people but the old man had in fact given. as he greeted president obama in cairo 2 weeks later he made little effort to disguise his grief. he was ready to step down but to the proctors in his household the timing was met tracked.

but. he stay on until such time as he could gracefully make way for government to go through the motions of standing in the democratic election should you read for 2011. because for them the president was shocked by this loss and wanted to retire. so that mubarak and a few others would resist and insisted on him staying in office on condition that power would be transferred to command when the time was right. i but the best laid plans have but we are going wrong. in march 2010 mubarak felt sick again. the president and his entourage flew too high to ensure. the official line was that he needed his call read the removed. and apparently new egyptian surgeon could be

trusted to perform the operation. it was not an emergency operation such as when you have a life threatening disease and you need an operation within some days or even within hours it was not an emergency it was an operation that was needed. as the patient was made comfortable in this room at the high ideal university hospital his wife and son were anxious to know that he would survive and not die an untimely death. certainly they asked me whether mr mubarak will be able to go back to his work his work as the presidency and the answer was yes we will do whatever is necessary to get him back to his regular work. i am accordingly

happy to announce this morning that the president has fully recovered from the effects of the successful surgical intervention conducted on him exactly 3 weeks ago. shorn of his make up the president looked his age as he left how do the after 3 weeks you could put. this down there would be no celebratory descent from his plane on his own steam as there had been with his previous return from hospital. with this now be the end of his presidency. that the bum wad it was decided that on the 4th of may 2011 the president's birthday he would give a speech and announce his resignation so the good man would contest free and fair elections and that about the boom the certainly would be formidable competition it

would have been fair of course and the money barak would certainly win even by 50 percent plus one would open the thems if mia there though. before you could emerge triumphant from the presidential elections of 28 levin. needed to secure his power base by ensuring that parliament was filled with his political views. the parliamentary elections are december 2010 or so blatantly corrupt the new egyptian believe there is a one game as n.d.p. cronies took almost every seat. for the whole world where he came out with his direct interference wanted to build a different country not based on institutions so he sought to create a parliament matching his vision. he wanna go to a parliament with no opposition until he inherited power entirely confident that no

one in parliament would oppose him and that i can never know how that the parliament. by the end of 2010. controlled parliament the cabinet and the party. but one crucial piece was missing. egypt's armed forces number of half a 1000000 and a state within a state. that generals the air marshal and the admirals accepted mubarak senior as one of their all. but barak jr. was closed with a vengeance. and the whim of course not the armed forces were much happy with mubarak because they did not see him as sufficiently qualified to lead the country and we're the. whole and that's

a man mubarak never approach of the armed forces there was a barrier between the are meant for. so there was no basis for acceptance or compromise. with a in egypt on me would i have accepted a president get a medal mubarak would have staged a military coup will now never be. history was to take a stranger. to december 2011 man known food say learn tunisia set fire to himself he spoke to w. should that would spread throughout the arab. no dictator would be safe in his day though not everyone could see what was coming down the road. we had conversations with mubarak and the people around africa need

to say look you need to you need to recognize that this could happen in egypt to this is this is the time for you to open up but again he was quite dismissive of this. battle to sort of solar from the sea. after the success of the revolution the fear of them. and suzanne went on sedatives. and as soon as they ran out of them a private plane was sent to collect more and that they did with what what i had been a lot of things that he'd modeled what the military except what if used to take any as he never believed that anyone would dare to do the same to him as it happened in tunisia. on the 25th of january 2011 the flames of rivers that had been so successfully lit in tunisia they reached

egypt's shores. within days the call to freedom had become. the nun scuffle full force was not even the protesters who took to the streets on mission cities could not believe that this stopped. but even mubarak's former secretary of information could see that the end game was being played. i'm afraid of that i appeared on state t.v. the next day of the revolution and told him of his eyes that he needed to maintain his legacy dismissed the cabinet that they purged the parliament of skeptical politicians that thought that a foreign one and that it should only begin before friday prayers he just didn't listen people were surprised by what i was saying but i could see the future i could see the people in tahrir square what fed up and what and going to stop. was

the but i did not listen to his coldwater advice as friday prayers and indeed during the 28th of january 2011. egypt exploded. was. i was there was. no glad to simply did not understand that this was something new. i was i was i was.

the. mubarak mark the country with his habits was through 3 decades. he was an accommodating man. he found the safest way to solve any problem is patience with patience till it dissolves when the momentum fades away as. by the end of the deal bang under pressure from the voters to the police withdrew to be replaced by the army and a curfew was imposed throughout the country. this was the president's 1st response then he offered up talking to the protest. very late for i didn't he appeared on television a couple of to remember who. were some for will call you

for. at the bottom of the because the new world didn't want to have that. we're. as far as mubarak was concerned he had done his bit and the people should be sets. so as his country continued to the he turned his mind to other matters or can leave new york. i received a call from him on the day the government resigned. he called while i was in the cabinet meeting i was rather cautious and was wondering what was going on but he asked about the book fair and what our plans were i replied that we had cancelled it since your excellency did not attend so he asked me to open it tomorrow i said tomorrow i won't be a minister and all the publishers have left already. he

was convinced. president obama the same thing given everything that's going on there is a possible. you're not reading it correctly. and just wouldn't go far for this. i think in a complete state of denial after his speech tonight i spoke directly to president mubarak. he recognizes that the status quo is not sustainable and that a change must take place he couldn't understand why why americans behave with him. in such a way and you know in. the one the president. i got to give the team that. i have done as a law and order to see that between us of the 90 days we keep them continuing

the strong and. why suddenly he gets with all the just do you. know how what. who all tell me mr my wall total could live mostly you'd want to sell your. well how up when i click what the facts i'm out of it was here that the woman saw that while the arab league. was i would tell you why they you know i though you may be. a while again. the president it seems was living in his own petard little you neighbors oh previous to the fact that is days were numbered. there were fights between. particularly on wednesday the 9th. the situation in the country is collated. the streets were getting angrier and people threaten to march

on the presidential palace. but that. was on that could have his brother gunmen threw him to the floor and said you do your father's legacy you destroyed the family and made us full to where we are today. suzanne said there lemon thing in front of everyone and jimmy. amidst these scenes of chaos and family fist fights and with an angry crowd good fun seeing on the presidential palace. on the 11th of february the president i need that was. he would leave cairo for his country house i didn't see do sort of sharma shake. there was a real family crisis when the president decided to travel to sharm michel suzanne

and demanded both refused to travel with him the armed forces issued an ultimatum to both gmail and his mother a man whose skin and travelling and tried convincing his mother but she refused and said this is our house we have already taken everything and we are not leaving had to physically drag her to the plane and push her inside that we have a lot of similarities among the regime. if you had to hit the roof or lassie about a letter your top model we had been led to rather use by how much. the monsoon bra is a. little cotton which i love her. let your daughter blair. along with more from one of the star on the order. of the. 6 pm on friday the 11th of february 2008 look

who proved to be as. the future haste to the books studied by young egyptians as any in the many thousands of years. at this almost 30 years of dictatorship. came to an. suzanne and demand to mrs dole as by that time. she was formally laid to rest they were on their way. to meet with the formal press. unlike the mood in the streets. it was not to happy. and the most of them took with them in the days when she ought to have

been shot a machine if she wasn't aware that the president had stepped down and she was told she was outraged and shouted out we are all going to be destroyed and we should have to pay the price for this with you with them and he has a book. about that in the. old order you nic i mean what i mean i want to. talk about. mohammad closely i say you're. sick. if you go to a. book but in. a word if you thought the oprah already was it what he opted to hire. him was up but. from president. to presume. the man who once had absolute power was now simply a convicted remake.

in a military hospital on the outskirts of cairo he lives a broken. faced only view with his inevitable death. what it finally came it for that for all my box pretensions to be a modern fatal there would be no family to the city.

and there is a fairly quiet picture across much of the middle east on the arabian peninsula the climate is to the north you'll notice quite a bundle of cloud on its way towards turkey it is bringing some rain but in actual fact it's heavy really all monday just as a city beginning to push those showers across but then much easier it tends to fall apart we have to want to scottish across into iran and once again by cheese they will see more in the way of rain and snow a bit of a mix really throughout much of off towards pakistan so a cool day in kabul with a high of just reach agrees to say the. very lightly scott says and then is pretty warm as well on into syria 24 celsius in damascus that fitting a big cooler in doha with a high of 23 but some good sunny skies now know that madagascar is where the shadows are continuing to the east as well again it could be seeing some heavy amounts of rain and then really up towards the north as i was saying really the

usual seasonal scattered showers and thunderstorms and again on monday we could see want to. attempt as are not too bad 25 degrees celsius in cape town but john is back at little bit mile 28 degrees it stays at about 28 for the next couple of days it also stay dry meanwhile the show's continuing to coastal areas and again as i say more showers across more than at least in madagascar. the u.s. in fact find is accused of genocide political or if you think. do you believe the undervote is a question. i just don't have all gone they. would recognize the both sides have legitimate grievances against the other climate this is the foundation of climate action and that is why the palookas must take.

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