but qatar has paid a huge price for not buckling to demands from its neighbors to shut down al-jazeera qatar hopes to build on al-jazeera success and that have been sport which owns the rights to broadcast the english premier league in the mena region i caught up with safe been ahmed al thani the chairman of qatar media city and director of the government communications office i began by asking how do you compete with the likes of the u.a.e. which has already attracted some pretty big names look at qatar media city as. as a platform. you can't compare to divide. it is a real estate project where i provide your spirits you bring your appointment you broadcast to me it's different to me. cut out a media city is a step up of all of these media cities why why because it will be installed with the latest technologies for you to come onboard cust it will be. up to date networks archives. and lots of you know other other projects that i cannot discuss so i know. but it will be an ecosystem is what i'm seeing an ecosystem that will go with the flow of the country and the last 23 years. has. approved

but qatar has paid a huge price for not buckling to demands from its neighbors to shut down al-jazeera qatar hopes to build on al-jazeera success and that have been sport which owns the rights to broadcast the english premier league in the mena region i caught up with safe been ahmed al thani the chairman of qatar media city and director of the government communications office i began by asking how do you compete with the likes of the u.a.e. which has already attracted some pretty big names look at qatar media city as as a platform. you can't compare to divide. it is a project where i provide your space you bring your equipment you broadcast. to me it's different to me. cut out a media city is a step up of all of these media cities why why because it will be installed with the latest technologies for you to come on broadcast it will be. up to date networks archives. and lots of you know other other projects that i cannot discuss right now. but it will be an ecosystem is what i'm seeing an ecosystem that will go with the flow of the country and the last 23 years. has. approved a free zone app

but qatar has paid a huge price for not buckling to demands from its neighbors to shut down al-jazeera qatar hopes to build on al-jazeera success and that have been sport which owns the rights to broadcast the english premier league in the mena region i caught up with safe been ahmed al thani the chairman of qatar media city and director of the government communications office i began by asking how do you compete with the likes of the u.a.e. which has already attracted some pretty big names look at qatar media city as. as a platform. you can't compare to divide. it is a real estate project where i provide your spirits you bring your appointment you broadcast to me it's different to me. cut out a media city is a step up of all of these media cities why why because it will be installed with the latest technologies for you to come on broadcast it will be. up to the networks archives. and lots of you know other other projects that i cannot discuss i know. but it will be an ecosystem is what i'm seeing an ecosystem that will go with the flow of the country now and the last 23 years. has. approved

foreign media outlets covering this story are beyond the control of the c c government al-jazeera is based in qatar al-jazeera arabic its can arab news channel and al-jazeera mubasher which focuses on live news events have both given the story heavy play now shot he's an egyptian channel located in istanbul it too was providing the kind of coverage domestic egyptian channels simply cannot the authorities in cairo have periodically blocked access to other channels and platforms including b.b.c. arabic and facebook messenger and the s.i. yes the government body that accredits foreign journalists issued them with a warning on september 22nd that the government was quote carefully monitoring unquote coverage reminding those reporters to abide by what it called professional standards it was pretty much a warning to jordan ellis if you continue to critically cover certain topics of certain issues you might be kicked outside egypt for example and it follows really policy of trying to trick coverage by international media operating in egypt many television channels being a prime example of chad and others.

al jazeera is hashem how about i met with the c.e.o. of qatar airways and secretary general of the cattle national tourism council. he asked him 1st if qatar airways was going to deliver the expansion of how about international airport in time for the 2022 fee for world cup at that anyways we always deliver everything on time it is my mend it. my country requires that solidity be ready before the 2022 fee for world cup and we will deliver by the grace of god the terminal expansion on time you're aiming for more than $60000000.00 passengers in the near future is a bishop but at the same time it's challenging because it talking about what expenditure what investments infrastructure to put together this very delicate moment what do you mean by a delicate delicate moment has passed we are now 2 and a half years into the illegal blockade you can see that there is the economy is growing. at hamad the traffic is back to degrade his back to pre block at times we are investing we are already as a matter of fact. above the capacity of the airport we will

affiliations in an attempt to discredit al-jazeera and qatar where the network is headquartered those are the headlines stay with us techno is coming up next i'm going to have more news for you in half an hour i hope you join me. rewind to 10 days with a new scenery. and brand new updates on a vast amount is a ways documentaries are sick. that it's time to. rewind continues with the gift of sight just so sickly intervention is one of the few where you will see patients like this sees at least 10 years younger than she was yesterday just within 24 hours on al-jazeera. this is techno a show about innovations that can change lives the science of fighting a wildfire we're going to explore the intersection of hardware in humanity and we're doing it in unique way. this is a show about science lolol are not lies scientists tonight true. it's everywhere but our. landfills overflowing as if those smells so bad but some of our trash. could be recycled why isn't it being done more now techno investigates the problem with plastic they toiled on the streets or toyed in the ocean we have the techno

affiliations in an attempt to discredit al-jazeera and qatar the gulf nation where the network is headquartered the u.a.e. has been part of a blockade against qatar alongside other regional powers since june 27th seen and has called for the news network to be shut down let's bring in particle hainje is joining us from washington d.c. so what more are we learning about how widespread this campaign has been. this is a really in-depth report again from bloomberg news and what it says is that and this has been reported up until now that the blockade has taken a toll in the united states in essence they're saying that this very powerful lobbying firm in fact the most powerful in washington its name is a can grow up stross and how are that the u.a.e. paid them $1900000.00 over the 12 month period ending in june and that what this law firm did is they had contact with staffers from 30 different members of congress and the trump administration all in an effort to get al-jazeera to be named an agent of a foreign government this is something that's happening the united states to broadcasters like russia

affiliations in attempt to discredit both al-jazeera and qatar the u.a.e. and saudi arabia have led the blockade against cousins june of 2017 and one of their demands was the closure of the media network more with patty culhane in washington d.c. no surprise patty that there are efforts by the u.a.e. they have been blockading cutter for 2 years now but i guess the fact that it stretches as far as a paid official lobbying. that is what is news here and of course it has been reported it is expected that all sides of this issue have been lobbying for u.s. support and let's not forget the context of this as soon as the blockade was announced us president donald trump came out and seemed to support the saudi led coalition that was blockading cutter and still is then his secretary of defense and secretary of state at the time got involved and he said that this needs to be resolved so basically what this bloomberg report says and what we didn't know up until this point is that the. united arab emirates has spent $1900000.00 again according to bloomberg over the la

al-jazeera frustration and anger. says the number of people living in overcrowded conditions skyrockets more follow up on the blockade of qatar al-jazeera has become a target every year a campaign of u.s. targeting assad to our marathon and he has more on saturday's world record attempt . hello not everywhere in southern china had its fair share is seasonal rains for example so to see anything developing now have is a bit of a bonus it should be a dry season but as you can see there's rain developing in the west some rain developing from hong kong moving north as to where it's wanted so that's in the forecast for saturday and probably sunday we haven't really talked in the dry and northeast monsoon despite the northeast winds however where the rain should be and they are through malaysia and drifting down towards into the not a huge number of big showers here not judging this satellite picture but the main belt is fairly obvious and it's roughly speaking here and going south if it develops showers lucky you it won't always and it doesn't look particularly promising in java for example on saturday or sunday or indeed the south

conditions appear to suit deceased he warned in his best time of the season on the richardson al-jazeera doha. qatar has won 2 medals at these championships but another standout moment for the host country was marion free of competing in the hurdles she spoke to about her experience. i was very proud of. myself done i competed with my job on. it was very. unusual for people from iran around the world to see women compete thing and track and field in iowa and i did the personal bias and was very proud and honored to represent. in qatar and everyone was here even shipped to me. and the emir of the country was it was there and and. then the president commit see everyone supporting me and came and the problem was. maybe i took their last place but i did a personal bias however people congratulated me as if i took the gold leg i was always impressed. so that's a variant of the variant i think. away from the athletics and france have qualified for the rugby world cup quarter finals after a tight victory over tonga the french were outscored by 3 tries to 2 held on for a 23 points to 21 victory their match

al-jazeera. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together . the law by . business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. to. answer to. the really spoken liberates as a journalist was the includes rose above the rebels will this job the our. abode. this is al jazeera. hello i'm adrian figure this is the news live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes lebanon's army urges protesters to open blocked roads of a political uncertainty following the prime minister's resignation. official report says the london fire brigade could have saved many more lives at grenfell town had it been better prepared. 5 workers killed in indian administered kashmir in the latest attack on truck drivers and laborous from other indian states. of whatsapp souse an israeli surveillance firm accusing it of helping government spies break into the phones of hundreds of users. and the world is half come down to one when it takes on much of the washington nationals grasp the houston astros in game 6. 3 games each. lebanon's army has begun to clear roads across

sporting spotlight in december when it hosts football's club world cup and the richardson al-jazeera doha. qatar i'm here today and our whole with the headlines a u.s. official says american forces have now evacuated 2 observation posts in northeast syria the move comes only hours after a u.s. statement that seemed to support turkey's plan to launch a major military offensive in the region the u.s. says it won't be involved and it criticized european countries for being unwilling to repatriate former i saw members held there as prisoners kurdish forces control much of syria's north and they say they will not hesitate to defend themselves against any attack us operation. iraq's government has denied that any of its security forces have fired directly on protesters during 6 days of violent demonstrations another 5 people have been confirmed dead and baghdad taking the total number killed to at least 109. a 2nd whistleblower has come forward in the impeachment inquiry against us president donald trump their lawyer says they have 1st hand knowledge of some of the allegations made in the 1st whistle

affiliations in an attempt to discredit al-jazeera and qatar the u.a.e. and saudi arabia have led the blockade against kata since june of 2017 and one of their demands was the closure of this network more with patty callahan in washington patty we're going to be speaking to a guest about the real ins and outs of this in a moment i wonder if you could just lay out the the argument here and what more is in this report. well this is a very thoroughly researched article from bloomberg the financial network basically what they're saying is that after the blockade that the u.a.e. was still very actively trying to influence lawmakers here in the united states according to bloomberg spending $1900000.00 in the 12 months before june of this past year and what they say in this article is that that led to 30 different contacts with lawmakers staff and what they want to do according to bloomberg is make al-jazeera registers an agent of a foreign government and we've seen that happen here in the united states under the trump administration where they've made the russi

most of the coming on al-jazeera including more fallout from the blockade of qatar how al-jazeera has become a target of the u.a.e. campaign in the us. i think the voters have even a very clear message to those politicians in this regard that message is today's economy is the number one issue in sunday's presidential runoff election mind that stay with us. hello it's that time for the casting to do is work now a bit of it but a cold air over the top of what's warm water usually produces shows not yet all views on the satellite picture will largely free of clouds however in the forecast will bring a weakish cold front normally behind it that will develop clouds and rain for the caucasus and a hint for developing showers which should appear just north of terran or even of the city itself was hard to get to sunday back used to 21 degrees this time in the sunshine but everything south of there and it's still quite young there's there's nothing in the sky in pakistan anymore we've seen the back of the southwest monsoon should have seen the last the rain now and nothing much has changed in

al-jazeera. say what's behind these chaotic scenes in ecuador scandal. more fallout from the blockade of qatar al-jazeera as the target of the campaign in the u.s. . not everywhere in southern china had its fair share is seasonal rains for example so to see anything developing now is a bit of a bonus it should be a dry season but as you can see there's rain developing in the west to some rain developing from hong kong moving north as to where it's wanted so that's in the forecast for saturday and probably sunday we haven't really talked in the drive northeast monsoon despite the northeast winds however where the rain should be and they are through malaysia and drifting down towards into the not a huge number of big shows here not from judging this satellite picture but the main belt is fairly obvious and it's roughly speaking here and going south if it develops showers lucky you it won't always and it doesn't look particularly promising in java for example on saturday or sunday or indeed the southern half of sumatra cloudy but not particularly wet finally officially the monsoon is retreating n

al jazeera is hash of about are met with the c.e.o. of qatar airways and secretary general of the cattle national tourism council. he asked him 1st if qatar airways was going to deliver the expansion of how about international airport in time for the 2022 fee for world cup at that anyways we always deliver everything on time it is my mend it. my country requires that solidity be ready before the 2022 fee for world cup and we will deliver by the grace of god the terminal expansion on time you're aiming for more than $60000000.00 passengers in the near future is a bishop of the same time it's challenging because it is talking about what expenditure what investments infrastructure to put together this very delicate moment what do you mean by a delicate delicate moment has passed we are now 2 and a half years into the illegal blockade you can see that there is the economy is growing. at hamad the traffic is back to the growth is back to block at times we are investing we are already as a matter of fact above the capacity of the airport we will be c

al-jazeera. the arab. league is an experience the world is like never before qatar airways going to places together. on behalf of her majesty's government i apologize reservedly historic apology for one of the darkest episodes in british intelligence it was a growing agreements that the libyans could be quite useful to the west 8 years after the death of gadhafi al-jazeera wild investigates western collusion with the libyan security services. gadaffi rendition and the west. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. and. the united states announces it will send up to $3000.00 more troops and defense systems to saudi arabia to boost its defense. hello from doha everyone i'm kemal santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera turkey says it has captured several villages controlled by codice forces has pulled in 20 civilians are killed in the fighting. reports the u.a.e. paid nearly $2000000.00 to a u.s. lobbying firm to run a campaign to discredit al-jazeera. the former top u.s. diplomat in ukraine faces questions from the congressional committee investigating a possible impeachment of president trump. so the un

al-jazeera. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. world of illegal trade what you have here is not just objects you're talking about political where the spoils of war are smuggled in seoul says some private collectors are selling act is work finances to be headaches in the middle east. that's one quick solution to trafficking. this is al-jazeera. the whole robin and this is the al-jazeera news online from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes digging in for a fight turkey lines up its artillery on syria's border the u.s. president's decision to pull out troops deeply unpopular also it is getting broad condemnation from democrats and republicans. of course iraq's.

commander of the military base here and qatar spoke to al jazeera general daniel tully says his troops are strategically placed in the region i believe is in the center of the region by and large many challenges around us it's a strategic location to let us reach out and provide airpower to places like afghanistan in syria in iraq and down here so it's also complex and given the complexity we've got our air operations here we also have our headquarters here turkish forces have now pushed 8 kilometers deeper into territory held by the kurdish led syrian democratic forces and northern syria ankara says at least 15 villages have been captured by its troops the u.n. says more than 100000 people have been displaced since the turkish offensive began on wednesday charles trafford reports in the turkish district to a challenge panache on the border with syria. black smoke rising over northeastern syria turkey should all be tanks and reinforcements move towards the buddha this is a military says it's captured a number of villages around the kurdish controlled towns of the lobby of the russell i

failed the global fold lines investigates system failure the boeing crashes on al jazeera business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. to. the forum. such. this is al jazeera. alarms the whole ramadan you're watching the al-jazeera news our live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes turkey intensifies its ground an air offensive against kurdish fighters in northeastern syria joined by the syrian opposition fighters. they didn't help us in the 2nd world war they don't help us with normandy accused of abandoning his kurdish allies the u.s. president says he sees it differently. also 2 people have been killed in germany in what's now being treated as an anti semitic attack. and i'm leah harding with sports as a thai film bears down on japan rugby world cup organizers are forced to cancel 2 matches on the grounds of safety. welcome to the news are heavy fighting in border villages as turkey's military offensive in northern syria enters its 2nd day turkish forces are fighting the kurdish led

business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. the world of al-jazeera. the best films from across on network of channels and if. you have citizenship the old fresh perspectives and new insights to challenge and change the way we look at the world was the a. 00 and on al-jazeera over. hello and welcome to the al-jazeera news hour live from my headquarters in doha with me elizabeth peron and coming up in the next 60 minutes a grim discovery police in the u.k. find 39 bodies in the truck that arrived in england from bulgaria. a warning from russia kurdish fighters can expect more bombings by turkey's army if they don't withdraw from syria's border. egypt accepts an offer by the u.s. to help break a dangerous deadlock with ethiopia over a controversial dam project. and bars johnson's a bricks and deal in limbo despite parliament approving his plan i'm going to go with the sports as the new n.b.a. season gets underway. chinese fans watching as the state broadcaster refuses to show gains in an ongoing dispute over the hong kong protests. emergency services and

claim to pan's a 2nd race a walking gold medal in qatar the victory means hill compete at his home and picks next year as the world champion al-jazeera has brought hope that it does me now in the studio raul qatar have won their 2nd medal of this time gold what does it mean for the championship for the host nation to do well but it always gives an event a base in the home athletes of the home team does well in this case but shame doing what everyone was hoping for him to do i win that gold medal for qatar the defending world champion i mean it was absolutely buzzing past the crowd yes said the khalifa stadium definitely the largest crowd of the chairmanship so far and they were treated to an incredible performance by a true champion he was on the verge of going out to make just 33 a heart he's never jumped this season because of the injury problems that we've been talking about he was on his last attempt if you filed he was out before the titian he made it and after that he never looked back he jumped to 35 down to 37 i think you could have got even higher but by that stage he was in his opponents dropped out so he didn't need to go

al-jazeera. business updates to you by qatar airways going places together. the law. the law. the law. business updates to you by qatar airways going places together on march 13th 2019 the f.a.a. grounded the u.s. 737 max fleet based upon crash site findings and satellite data hundreds of lives lost. the system failed it failed our passengers failed the globe. gates system failure. on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. this is the news. coming. in the next 60 minutes a. deal to halt the offensive against syria is largely holding despite reports of sporadic gunfire. in lebanon the new tax plan thousands of protesters block roads and gather outside government headquarters for a 2nd. look back to what happened in 2016 certainly was was part of the thing that he was worried about in corruption with that nation the white house acknowledges president ukraine. that he's personal political but then backtracks. thousands march towards from all over the region calling for independence from spain. and timely a hearty sports those protests in the capital region have forced organizers to call off. bar

al jazeera is hashem how about i met with the c.e.o. of qatar airways and secretary general of the cattle national tourism council arc but he asked him 1st if qatar airways was going to deliver the expansion of how about international airport in time for the 2022 fee for world cup at that anyways we always deliver everything on time it is my mend it. my country requires that solidity be ready before the 2022 fee for world cup and we will deliver by the grace of god the terminal expansion on time you're aiming for more than $60000000.00 passengers in the near future is a bishop of the same time it's challenging because it is talking about what expenditure what investments infrastructure to put together this very delicate moment what do you mean by a delicate delicate moment has passed we are now 2 and a half years into the illegal blockade you can see that there is the economy is growing. at hamad the traffic is back to the degree it is back to pre block at times we are investing we are already as a matter of fact. above the capacity of the airpo

al-jazeera. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together on march 13th 2019 the f.a.a. grounded the u.s. 737 max fleet based upon crash site findings and satellite data hundreds of lives lost. failed it failed our passengers failed the globe. gates system failure. on. al-jazeera. you're watching the news our life from a headquarters. coming up in the next 60 minutes courtesy. of the syrian government to help battle turkey. forces advancing in the north east. guilty as charged cattle and separatist leaders are sentenced to up to 13 years in prison for their failed bid for independence ecuador's president cancels a controversial austerity plan that sparked days of violent protests we'll have the latest from quito. and from a retired professor to president. to set to wind to his years runoff vote he thanked young people for their support. hello it's been a day of fast moving developments in northern syria as turkey's offensive into kurdish held territory escalates now syria

a witness documentary on al-jazeera business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together an act of youthful defiance. your turn next doctor also on the school board they arrested me at home at 4 in the morning while the electric shock treatment was the worse that triggered a revolution. the arrest of those children sparked it all of which became a battle without and that was the beginning of the armed struggle in syria. the boy who started the syrian war on al jazeera. this is al jazeera. hello and this is the news hour live from coming up in the next 60 minutes evidence cabinet meets in a bid to approve economic reforms and calm days of on precedented demonstrations. the u.s. withdraws from syria and its troops cross into the northern kurdish region of iraq . patients on leash their frustration as calls for the president to step down grow louder. an opportunity missed we look at why one of the world's biggest caves has been denied a prestigious heritage listing. and in support tiger woods declares hi

a witness documentary on al jazeera business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together incarcerated in russia's toughest prisons going stripped off their liberties. behind unexpected creative opportunities. last tuesday august missing being called just like no other offers a chance of redemption and hope for the toilet if you download leave prison lives inside and out a tale of fingers and blood airs on al-jazeera. al jazeera. this is a news hour live from the headquarters in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the u.s. makes way for turkey to launch a big military operation in northern syria america's kurdish say they have been stabbed in the back. while protesters are killed in iraq but the government denies its forces were behind any shootings tension in hong kong protesters face court action under new legislation banning face coverings also this hour a lifelong dream the benefits for this woman and her family in the 1st country to eradicate state it's nice i applaud the biggest downfall taking

back amount peter one for me peter davi and everyone on the team here in qatar thanks for watching we'll see you soon. but al-jazeera world tells the dramatic story of the birth of a nation and how a political agreement reached my fronts in tunisia would spot the baser a stiff us this god of the london see it in the end of the 2 men we will still look at rivalry conflict murda division ought to have tunisia the battle for independence on al-jazeera. driven by outrage and spanning generations demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticized repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and more was to begin the anger was all too apparent and the fear was palpable if you don't like we're so afraid that if they send one of us back to myanmar today tomorrow they'll send back 10 and the day after tomorrow they'll send back 20 if we were given citizenship in myanmar then there would be no need to take us back there we would go back on our own we must remember the rancho among the most persecuted minorities in the world after the genocide on the most fun night or book for times there has bee

on al-jazeera business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together.business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. counting the cost as africa opens up its borders to the hope of it relating the success of the european union nigeria shuts its borders to. airport expansion and the creation of a regional media hub counting the cost on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. i'm richelle carey this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. another extension to the u.k. the british government now has until the end of january to leave the european union . the people have spoken a new leader in argentina that could signal a return to a populist form of government. out of control hundreds of thousands of people in california are warned to leave their homes as fires continue to burn across the state and lewis hamilton closer then on the formula one title with victory in mexico and the houston astros are now just squabbling away from planting baseball's world series after another dominant this day i guess washington's national.

in the united states to broadcasters like russia today but al-jazeera has maintained that it is in fact independent from the government of qatar what would the impact of a far registration be well in the case of r.t. they saw their credentials suspended in some cases they weren't allowed into events so what this campaign apparently did was they had a slick produced video while according to the quote again from bloomberg. had a videotape they opened a laptop played a slickly produced video showed al jazeera giving airtime to terrorist groups the.

ocean ecosystems and the wonder of life in all its great biodiversity clark al-jazeera off the coast of french guyana. qatar celebrating gold at the world athletics championships for as well as a round up of day 9. is the toast of del have to winning another high jump world title this time in front of his house. it had gold in the final with a winning effort of 2 meters 37. are seems they made all the more sweeter with him coming back from a 14 month injury layoff to retain the title he won in london 2 years ago. on the track there was a new world record in the women's 400 metres hurdles final america's mohamed taking gold in a time of 52.16 seconds the olympic champion winning her 1st world title sidney mclaughlin who claimed silver also finished inside the previous world record time elsewhere the bahamas won their 1st gold medal of the championships in the men's 400 meters final statement garder taken the title in time of 43.48 seconds in south carotene won the 3000 meter steeplechase i mean her as to cold in the women's discus day 9 of the championship sees 6 titles decided in the stadium including both

commander of the military base here in qatar has spoken to al jazeera today that is general daniel tully who said his troops are strategically placed in this region. i need isn't the center of the region by and large many challenges around us it's a strategic location this let us reach out and provide air power to places like afghanistan and syria in iran and down here so it's also complex and given the complexity we've got our air operations here we also have our headquarters here. david said he with us now a senior associate at the center for strategic and international studies and also former u.s. deputy assistant secretary of defense he's on skype from kabul always good to talk to you missed 70 what do you make of what the united states has announced today probably no surprise that it support its allies saudi arabia however $3000.00 troops plus patriot and thad systems that's a big step up well it is a big step but there's something that you need to remember here is that the united states normally has a carrier and u.s. aircraft carrier in the persian gulf and because of us fire on u

saudi arabia and egypt are negative towards qatar iran or turkey those are the headlines and news continues here on al-jazeera after al-jazeera world stage of that election often are. because. ultimately. the us. so. you said i'm learning that no one on one of the bottom of one of the medal of honor that ever came up on. newborns i'm good at about never going to bloodline no matter what they would. give up the book until clear i can with yes the woman over to get. me that i was as upset abusive wildly beautiful simply well ken would unfold the would let me add a bit of a cue to this one comes from seeing the little foot but you know what out. of my heart of the year but a lier don't let i got on the samadhi to go by the. woods at the bottom i believe you. would do more. to see the smallest country in north africa was colonized by france in the late 19th century since then groups of onto new zealand fighters known as the felucca. violently opposed french colonial rule attacking french soldiers and settlers alike . by 955 france in tunis you had reached a political compromise. would largely govern itself while

qatar. looking to enjoy their moment in the spotlight so he'll malik's al-jazeera. that is always full for not wall lights. and that is all for the news hour thanks for your time keep it aired. on the other side of. an act of youthful defiant it's. your turn next doctor also in the school will the rest of your homework for in the morning was electric shock treatment was the worse that triggered a revolution. the arrest of those children sparked it all of which became a battle without and that was the beginning of the armed struggle in syria. the boy who started the syrian war on al jazeera. back to today's headlines there are protests like this one that are trying to preserve and we forested areas that have been already devastated setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions you've been out there with the protesters on the streets where they've been telling you international filmmakers and world class journalists bring programs to inform and spot. on al-jazeera. you know without more you might see is very much a culture has been very harmful to the economy and the

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ecosystems and the wonder of life in all its great biodiversity clark al-jazeera off the coast of french guyana. host nation qatar is celebrating its 1st gold medal at the world athletics championships in doha. successfully defended his high jump title on the night that also saw a weld wreck or broken. leg house that will the action was in the sights sounds and cotton i've been praying for i home town hero my jumper mortality it's the basha in full flight after recovering from an to say dream last year haven't come close to elimination the qatari create to meet this 37 i was it was something none of his drivers could match i had meant bosh and became the 1st man to successfully defend the high jump title to world championship everyone that i was there my family friends and old people of. all the support i wasn't really ready but that they did that they are the real champions they lift me up today it's just amazing really i have nothing to say they are the champions you can ask them. american to leila mohamad treated fans of the pack khalifa international stadium to a new world record. the 29 year old winning the

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al-jazeera kabul. still ahead in. sports some good news for cricket. and. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. the real. world. the our. world. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. with the sport. thank you so much barbara well racism has forced an international football going to be halted twice a bulgarian fans saw that england players with abuse journey european championship qualifier. the game was stopped on su occasions in the 1st half it's a fait with loudspeakers used to warn fans about their behavior the stadium was already partially closed for this match as part of a punishment for racist chancing by bulgarian fans at other games this year in one sense when the match 6 nails in kiev portugal caps interest to an hour scored his 700th career goal his penalty though wasn't enough to stop the defending european champions losing c one suit you clipped that was only in ukraine qualify for next year's finals kosovo's to know whenever months in agra means the stilts confirm their qualification from group a front straight one mom

al-jazeera. amazing restaurant santa up the road at khalifa stadium here and for the sport. thank you very much adrian while the host nation qatar celebrating the 1st gold medal at the world athletics championships. successfully defended his high jumper title on a night that also saw a wall the record broken so has the action i feel the sights sounds and i've been praying for i home town hero my jumper it's the basha in full flight after recovering from until surgery last year haven't come close to elimination the qatari cleared to meet his 37 i it was something none of his rivals could match i had meant bosh and became the 1st man to successfully defend the high jump title to world championship everyone that my family friends and all people of. the support i wasn't really ready but that they did that they are the real champions there lift me up today it's just amazing really i have nothing to say they are the champions you can ask. american to leila mohamad treated found at the packed khalifa international stadium to a new world record. the 29 year old winning the 400 metres hurdles in 52.16 seconds that's 400 ths of a 2nd bett

al-jazeera stooping low russia. and support all the talk of the world athletics championships and the final day today here in qatar with more on that let's join. you at the khalifa international stadium. thank you adrian there have been some standout performances not just here but on the streets of doha coming up at 1045 g.m.t. the energetic peon who conquered the heat as well as a teammate on his way to gold in the marathon and there's a double delighted to afford dutchwoman the 10000 meters champion who has proven he's just as good at the middle distance races and the u.s. uncovers a new dream team as they rush 5 to relay gold and we hear from the new put the world champion who came out on top in what's been rated one of the best finals ever we'll also look ahead to what's coming up on the last day of the championships here at harley for international stadium telling us in about 20 minutes or so i will see that next on the news hour we will be here with a weather update for us and then. points several 1000 african migrants are stuck in mexico. and hoping for a better life in palestine while living in fear survivors o

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al-jazeera stooping low russia. just a bit of sport few now and an ethiopian if it will be one of the enduring memories of the world athletics championships which have been held here in qatar for the past week also the deceased one his country's 1st mouth and title at the event for 18 years it was the last of the road races here and where competitors of really had to battle the heat and humidity but scientists have also been using their conditions to help find ways to help the athletes and the richardson reports. a test of insurance for the runners a test of nerve for the organizers doha's aircooled khalifa stadium isn't an option for the road races despite a midnight start time high humidity contributed to more than a 3rd of the field failing to finish last week's women's marathon conditions were kind of for the men's race with humidity below 50 percent. and higher humidity what happens is it doesn't allow the body to court so our star mechanism sweating and the evaporation of sweat off the body is your cooling mechanism skin is your largest organ in your body so the ability to cool and evaporate is important higher humidity you're not bad hurting that sweat out your body

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3.3 percent of what what's in the ground in iraq russia and qatar ok we got it thank you cordelia meyer good to speak with you on the al-jazeera news hour thank you thank you very much. police and military chiefs say they still support martin it's caught us president despite congress voting to suspend him from office opposition politicians had some sworn in as vice president after discards assaults congress that was in a bid to stop the congress for electing judges to the constitutional tribunals but the opposition members defied the order and remained in congress for the vote against the scar on my honest sanchez has the latest from lima. and now 2 presidents. at the presidential palace. have been sworn in in congress that happened a while ago and. said in a small speech that the. move by president microscopical was unconstitutional move although president he's got out of the program ask president to close congress if if he receives a 2nd. vote of confidence which happened today declared the vacancy of the president to say i was unfit he was. moral incapacitated to continue being a precedent this happened without an impeachme

al-jazeera. the global cost of online crime is expected to reach $6.00 trillion dollars by 2021 cyber attacks are now one of the biggest concerns for governments and companies around the world an international conference in qatar is now looking at ways to fight cyber crime but are we doing enough to defend ourselves and do we even understand the risks this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm daryn jordan around somewhere a cyber attack happens every 14 seconds in the past year alone there's been an 11 percent increase in security breaches by hackers these growing figures show just how big a threat cyber crime has become with security experts fighting the hakas the cyber crime economy is growing so quickly it's now making profits of $1.00 trillion dollars each year at a recent microsoft survey suggests executives now consider cyber attacks to be the top threat to their businesses experts are gathered here in qatar as capital doha to boost cyber defense and formulate digital policy. well here are some of the world's most high profile cyber attacks in 2013 yahoo shocked the world when it confirmed that a cyber attack had affected all 3000000000 of its user accounts in 2014 the us entertainment g