you can see it does stay fine and dry here we go with those showers just spilling in across syria lebanon jordan some with the weather just coming out of the eastern side of the most said it will stay settled and sunny and sunny settled and sunny across the arabian peninsula temperatures down a touch now and around thirty four thirty five degrees over the next couple of days that's really indicative of the sort of weather that we do expect to see right across the peninsula maybe the wet weather into eastern parts of south africa around the eastern cape pushing up into southern areas of mozambique just spilling out of the tropics coming in across down towards botswana and into a little further north was welcome break coming into that eastern side of zimbabwe harare at around twenty one celsius joining up with the showers they have crossed central areas of africa all the way across the gulf of guinea the weather sponsored by cattle and nice. when they're on line we were in hurricane. almost like thirty six hours these are the things that. address or if you join us on say a member of the ku klux bu

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to come with creative ideas because there is shortage of mental health specialists in syria and jordan and lebanon. thank you so much founder of made global. is from the maya foundation and athletics is from the. internationalists a huge social organization. that you can contribute to support to help the mental health the syrian refugees watching everybody. how are we just the rain forests of the sea we continue on our current way we won't have whole race within twenty thirty years from now so you're sensibly trying to recreate the ecosystem but under controlled conditions the money is still the balance still has a cause for the decline of the great barrier is still sizeable but we've got to start now and we need to get everyone behind the solution tag know at this time on hold as iraq. al-jazeera. where ever you are. in the house trying to era when news coverage consists of a punchy had line a five second sound bite not an easy solution. delve deep a phone says challenge the status quo expose double standards and debate the contradictions join me mad the hot sun for a new season of the show the f

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syria. the real grave concern, not just militias aligned with iran having personnel there, but literally irgc personnel on the border with israel with jordan, destabilizing that region, creating that land bridge from tehran into lebanon, through syria. what steps are we taking? what steps should we be taking further to make sure that doesn't happen? >> so as we've -- as we have undertaken these discussions with the russians and the jordanians, and that's been the principle trilateral kind of group that has been discussing the deescalation area, the israelis have been fully knitted into that process. and as many times as i go to i man or elsewhere to meet with the russians or jordanians, their views, their concerns, their information about what's going on is critical to our understanding of that part of syria. and clearly one of the reasons we entered into this is because it's not just for the stability and security and ending the violence inside of syria. it's to take steps that is going to -- that are going to address the security of syria's neighbors. israel and jordan foremost among them. they're very much part of these conversations. i'm leaving friday night for another trip to israel and that's going to be numbe

lebanon and more than half a million syrians crossed into jordan. let's get more on this now from leah wright will children are among the most impacted by the war in syria and the group save the children is behind the latest child refugee hash tag they're hosting a unique conference in lebanon where they're having the children speak and share their stories themselves the aim is to bring their voices to politicians and to encourage organizations to provide health care education and more housing children from lebanon syria and occupy pos new territories are sharing their experiences during the summit the hash tag my voice matters to is being used to post updates about the children one young lebanese child quote said child marriage should be banned in lebanon i know a pregnant thirteen year old that was said during the summit now the war in syria is also at the forefront of the summit about seven and a half million children in syria today are growing up knowing nothing about war but now on the bed you may remember her she's a seven year old from syria and we've been following her here on the grid first quite some time she documented her journey during the

crossings between syria, and turkey while of course as it although turkey was a huge transit route for fighters to join isis. of course, there were other parts in iraq, lebanon, jordan where people able to join. we don't think they systematically alter the result of a region but it would manifest in other places so lebanese fighters, jordanian fighters, iraqi fighters, syrian fighters are not recorded in the data. lebanese fighters, jordanian a couple quick more points. there's a point on the truthfulness i think we think the data are going to be more likely to be true than if fighters were being interviewed by journalists or researchers. some of this information could be validated by isis of course, people who referred or people who facilitated one joining, but there are certainly elements that were omitted in these files and we had to work around that. we can talk more about that if you're interested in the q&a. the last couple of points, this is only isis foreign fighter recruitment. crucially what's missing is foreign fighter recruitment to other malicious that were -- militias that were fighting especially in syria including what was wholly known as al-nusra an

refugee children outside of syria are placing tremendous strains on the educational systems, and i have seen this in countries like jordan, in lebanon, in turkey. as we have seen in crisis situations around the world, the lack of stable educational opportunities make these children more vulnerable, more vulnerable, especially for girls, to exploitation. more vulnerable especially for boys to radicalization. girls face unique barriers to education in conflict zones. in these afflicted countries, girls are 2 1/2 times more likely than young boys to be out of school. they frequently encounter cultural barriers that prevent them from seeking an education. often lack safe routes to that little school. and back home from that school. promoting often lack safe girls education reduces their risk of falling victim, falling victim to gerned-based violence or to literal marriage or to -- gender-based violence or to early marriage or to human trafficking and it's also the just thing to do. this h.r. 2408, the protecting girls' access to education act, authorizes the state department and authorizes usaid to enhance existing education programs fo

syria to lebanon would risk, in your word, a strategic defeat. i wonder if you could explain to us what you presume the impact will be on lebanon, on israel and on jordan, how could we work with our partners on the ground to block this effort? ambassador jeffrey: thank you, mr. chairman. first of all, people have -- including some in this administration, have poo-pooed the land bridge. i've been out there. you've been out there. a lot of us have been out there. trucks roll around the middle east deserts all of the time. the iranians, for good reason, fear because we've done it, we did it with turkey a few years ago, we've did it in other areas, they fear our ability to intercept and force down aircraft if we really get upset with iran. we control the air in the middle east. we don't control the sand. that's what they want to do. it's a lot easier to move things by semi trailer than it is by even jumbo jet and the iranians don't have many of them. what they want to move, weapon systems, as you said, even more advanced rockets, missile systems, and components that hezbollah can build such systems, we are seeing it right now in israel and syria, to threat

syria to lebanon would risk, in your strategic defeat. and i wondered if you could explain to us what you presume he impact will be on lebanon, on israel and on jordan. work with our artners on the ground to block this effort? >> thank you mr. chairman. first of all, people have -- this ing some in administration have poo-pooed the idea of a land bridge. out there. a lot of us have been out there. middle oll around the east deserts all the time. the iranians for good reason wer because we have done it, did it with turkey a few years ago. we have done it and they fear intercept and force down aircraft if we really get upset with iran. control the air in the middle east. sand.'t control the that's what they want to do. it is a lot easier to move by semi trailer than it jet and the mbo iranians don't have many. the things they want to move are weapon systems. as you said even more advanced rockets, missile systems and components so that can build such systems. we are seeing that now in israel syria. to threaten israel and threaten other allies. jordan is at et hezbollah moving close to its boardser. concerned about just not the pyd, but they are assad

syria to lebanon would risk in your words a strategic defeat. and i wondered if you could explain to us what you presume the impact will be on lebanon, on israel and on jordan. how could we work with our partners on the ground to block this effort? >> first of all, people have poopooed the idea of a land bridge. i have been out there and you have been out there and a lot of us have been out there. trucks roll around the middle east deserts all the time. the iranians for good reason fear because we did it with turkey a few years ago and they fear our ability to intercept and force down aircraft if we really get upset with iran. we control the air in the middle east. we don't control the sand. that's what they want to do. it's a lot easier to move things by semi trailer than it is by even jumbo jet and the iranians don't have many of them. the things they want to move are weapons systems particularly even more advanced rockets, missile systems in components so that hezbollah can build such systems to threaten israel and threaten other allies. we see how upset jordan is as hezbollah moving close to its border. turkey is very concerned about assad trying to get

you can see it does stay fine and dry here we go with those showers just spilling in across syria lebanon jordan some with the weather just coming out of that eastern side of keep it for most said it will stay settled and sunny and so he settled in sunny across the arabian peninsula temperatures down a touch now and highs of around thirty four thirty five degrees over the next couple of days that's really indicative of the sort of weather that we do expect to see.