officials in amman. and members of the remote liberation front an organization once balland in ethiopia have been given a hero's welcome on their return home the group's leader fifteen hundred fighters have returned to addis ababa after twenty six years in exile. now in rwanda the government has released two thousand prisoners among them opposition leader victoire who was sentenced to fifteen years behind bars in twenty thirteen for terrorism offenses she had been in detention since twenty ten when she ran against polygamy in the presidential election i should have it won't i tank see if anybody was supposed to me. andy thanks to president hu give me disability. to ask him if it is a placebo to go to. prison will stay here because if you seem to did election of your concert today you see that the ticket election would be there is a hope that today it is see the opening of the political space flooding in eastern saddam has displaced more than five thousand people and destroyed twenty six thousand hectares

amman the kingdom hosts more than two million refugees meanwhile over the border in israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu welcomed the cuts he said maintains the refugee crisis instead of solving it let us know notably. the us has done a very important things by halting the financing for the refugee agency known as an ra it's finally beginning to resolve the problem the funds must be taken and used to genuinely help rehabilitate the refugees the true number of which is much smaller than the number reported. this is a welcome change. here's what's coming up for you on this news hour a rare show of discontent as thousands rally against the russian president vladimir putin's plan to change the pension age also. and i'm sorry for sit in one of the last places you might expect to find high level showjumping right here in the gaza strip. and in sport action from the u.s. open a moment of genius from roger federer. the

breaking a deal that was made to lift some of their critically injured and take them to amman. that does appear riots a mob scene as you got confirmation there from the hurt is inside that there has been this hold up ahead of the talks even beginning it would appear this is a precondition for the huzzahs to actually attend geneva and we have that this plane whether it's fully agreed upon isn't entirely clear because it hasn't happened yet but this plane is supposed to be taking the injured we don't have a number from recent ass trikes and general fighting injured who is to muscat in amman for treatment it would seem this is a precondition it would seem also to the which is actually going to geneva it doesn't buy very well in this being effectively some sort of concession how about will go down with the other side remains to be seen but this is happening right now and also we're getting more and more pressure from the demonstrations in yemen particularly in the south as we spoke. to put pressure on the lead to actually either come to a solution whereby some sort of breakthrough

officials in amman but the saudi led coalition fighting the who things in yemen has not commented on the agreement last week talks meant to take place between the yemeni government and who the rebels in geneva collapsed before they began under simmons has been monitoring the conflict from across the red sea in djibouti. this announcement comes from the who theory rebels and it could amount to a potential breakthrough following on from the failure to get the delegation from the who to is to geneva more than a week ago they've been in the a money capital muscat meeting un officials including martin griffiths the un special envoy now what they're saying and they've published a picture of least ground day signing a document which they who things say amounts to a memorandum of understanding they say the hoot is that they have gotten agreement to transport a number of injured people to amman over a period of six months for treatment for serious injuries on the battlefield will yemeni political analyst abraham qatar be a skeptical of the agreement. i don't think any any thing would happen b

officials in amman the saudi led coalition fighting there has not commented on the agreement. and this year's most powerful typhoon has killed at least twelve people in the philippines eighty seven thousand have been evacuated from high risk zones typhoon manhood is now headed toward southern china. members of the roma liberation front an organization once banned in ethiopia have been given a hero's welcome on their return home group's leader that would be absurd and fifteen hundred fighters return to add is added after twenty six years in exile. a wonder the government has released two thousand prisoners among them opposition leader victoire beauty who was sentenced to fifteen years behind bars in two thousand and thirteen for terrorism offenses she'd been in detention since two thousand and ten when she ran against a poor could gummi in the presidential election she was charged and convicted with planning to overthrow the government and downplaying the rwandan genocide supporters say the case was politically motivated eight hundred thousand tutsis rwanda's second largest eth

way this is supposed to be going to speak to their into major is amman and also to possibly to some rebel potential delegates but the point about what's going on the ground is this we do have reports of schools of deaths of fighters and we now have now hearing from saudi sources that they're saying that the coalition is reported to be saying they've had. very they've inflicted heavy losses on the hootches the hootches also saying that civilians have been that have been killed and we have heard reports that from the saudi side claiming that civilians were trying to escape from the data when they run into minefields late brotherhood says that it is say they were bombed and that there has been a series of strikes sixty at least in the past twenty four hours so that the likelihood for civilian deaths is pretty high in that situation we've also heard from the norwegian refugee. council saying that undoubtedly the fighting what across the province is getting closer to her data in the port city much much closer in around the whole areas in the south west in the east and that there are now

they say there who says that they have gotten an agreement to transport a number of injured people to amman over a period of six months for treatment for serious injuries on the battlefield the syrian government says it's intercepted israeli missiles fired at damascus airport state t.v. and this video apparently showing air defenses at work israel has not a confirm nor deny the report that this year's most powerful typhoon has killed at least twelve people in the philippines eighty seven thousand people were evacuated from high risk zones typhoon manhood what we can slightly after made landfall on the largest island of luzon in the early hours of saturday the storm is now headed toward southern china. hong kong's government says the storm poses a severe threat to the territory people have been stocking up on food and supplies regional airline cathay pacific has want travelers to expect up to four hundred cancellations over the next three days in the u.s. the marines the coast guard and volunteers are rescuing scores of people trapped after tropical storm florence slammed into the state of n

aircraft for treatment in the mom also that the people who've also been treated for their injuries in amman previously could be taken back by the same plane and taken back into sauna and also they wanted to make sure that the delegation that does come to geneva. also get a guarantee that they will be able to get back into sauna at the end of these consultations of course that was a problem in the last failed talks in kuwait the delegation couldn't get back into the amman into the hoochie held areas. i got his pop star turned opposition m.p. bobby wine is addressing journalists about his alleged torture he says he was physically assaulted wants to end the custody of security services one and thirty two other activists were detained three weeks ago when ugandan government says dozens were thrown at the president's convoy was charged with treason over the incident. take a listen now to what he said i believe. in may voice speak out for them this will be seen to.

ramsey has commissioned a huge pillar of hall to be added to the great temple of amman it's sometimes named as one of the seven wonders of the world the hall is the size of a small football pitch and contains a forest of one hundred thirty four highly decorated sandstone columns. again and again this cartouche appears carved into the stone as the hieroglyph of the pharaohs me. randy has had the cartouche carved on all his works it reads mr marx ring so it depends re me on one which means the one chosen by the god reign. in the. ramsey's rule extended over the civilized world over upper and lower egypt that is the world for him centered in egypt its vast deserts and the fertile nile valley. the varos went to war regularly to defend their trade routes and more importantly their land and people. one battle is commemorated on the temple walls at abu simbel it's the battle of car dash against the hittites only in the king's reign. ramsey has had himself portrayed in the release as a brave warrior and daring military leader an inscription on the wall proclaims the pharaoh's courage and pain

s in amman previously could be taken back by the same plane and taken back into sauna and also they wanted to make sure that the delegation that does come to geneva. also get a guarantee that they will be able to get back into sauna at the end of these consultations of course that was a problem in the last failed talks in kuwait the delegation couldn't get back into the amman into the hoochie held areas. in the news ahead a black vs white issue in south africa will find out why these workers have gone on strike. tough times tough measures the plight of the peso in argentina is driving many to despair. and sports is all here at the end with cricket captain had said about the retirement of his country's highest ever school. hello there we've got lots of violent thunderstorms around the black sea at the moment the satellite picture is showing the cloud here that's gradually drifting its way eastwards and it has given us a lot of thunder and lightning a lot of hail and some very heavy downpours as well and most of it has actually been over the sea thankfully but it's working its way eastwards

a member of the delegation has told al jazeera the demands include transporting wounded rebels to amman. rebels who've already received treatment there and a guarantee that the delegation that travels to geneva would be allowed to return to the rebel held capital of sana the delegation did not attend planned talks on thursday which would have been the first in almost two years david chaytor is in geneva. the u.n. special envoy for yemen is still holding out hope that these consultations talks can start but he doesn't know exactly when it could be saturday it could be sunday it could even be monday but you still holding out hope the question is exactly how long can the yemen government delegation sitting on their own here at this hotel in geneva how long can they actually wait when will their patience run out still on the ground in sun other yemeni capital is the who cheat rebel delegation there demanding the chance to put injured fighters on that plane for treatment in the amman the capital of moscow's but the yemeni government spokesman here told me this is not only the injured fighter

officials in amman and the u.n. special envoy martin griffis is supposed to be going to sana'a to see firsthand the situation a memorandum of understanding has been signed in amman in which the booth is will get permission to move people who are injured from santa to reportedly now karo in egypt that is what we're hearing whether this is going to be leading to any form of breakthrough is very unclear bearing in mind a week of fighting changes so much in the stance of the u.s. a saudi and. led coalition may be very different now to what it was a week ago that is speculation but this is not just biting it's also politics and diplomacy all mixed into a warm very lethal mix. more than two million people in southern china are being moved from their homes as typhoon man court begins to his fifty thousand fishing boats have been recalled to pour so heavy rain is expected throughout sunday night earlier in the day on sunday it pushed huge waves into hong kong the city was put on the highest alert level for only the fourth t

khan he's live for us in ramallah why was yesterday the deadliest amman some ron what happened. well as ever on friday the protesters went towards the border with israel and the israelis responded with heavy handed techniques they've been criticized for these heavy handed techniques to crowd for crowd dispersal by not only palestinians but the international community as well they are using live fire they using drones they're using drones with tear gas to use against the protesters they say that the protesters using kites with incendiary devices attached to them the cuts are very big problem for the israeli army they can get across the border and when they're across the board the incendiary device which is basically a condom filled with some sort of explosive maybe in often cases it's actually just oil that they've set fire to that lens and burns the ground so the israelis are very fearful of these kites they call them terror kites they're so afraid of the damage they do the damage has in previous months went into the hundreds of thousands of dollars so they fired back using life

better word of dialogue between the two warring sides martin griffis is now we think on his way to amman he's keeping a really quiet position on this now he wants to engage with the hootches directly or indirectly in terms of meeting them he wants to go to two to amman he wants to get a santa after that what is going to happen is unclear does it accelerate even more to the point where the who does that want to speak to him well it's it's dangerous but all of this diplomacy is irrelevant to the people of civility to the civilians of yemen right now because they're crying out desperately for the fighting to stop and the word cease fire hasn't been used once in public statements yet it's dialogue a desperate need for dialogue along with the desperate situation for the civilians of yemen. and a needed spite for them as well that's the situation in yemen andrea thank you stephanie daiquiris also following the story she joins us from rouhani and that turkey and stuff we had to report starvation increasingly being is as a weapon of war and this seen throughout the more in syria and this report

sunshine that sunshine stretches down across the arabian peninsula little cloud just building into amman maybe into southern areas of yemen as we go through saturday and on into sunday so fitting a little more here with that said the possibility a few spots of right not answer the question still feeling rather humid here in doha with a high of around forty degrees celsius but it will be dry largely dry to across a good part all southern africa you can see this area cloud has been making its way across the southern cape into the eastern cape more showers along spells afraid for a tie but lost the dry by sunday. the headlines here on al-jazeera this hour the u.n. special envoy to syria says the situation and it's set up for what he calls a perfect storm staffan de mistura told the u.n. security council the expected military offensive against rebels in the province will be a horrific battle and it's warning of the biggest humanitarian tragedy at the end of the most horrible recent conflict in our memory came out turkey's president is warning of a bloodbath and serious as well he's been in t

officials in amman and the u.n. special envoy martin griffis is supposed to be going to sana'a to see firsthand the situation a memorandum of understanding has been signed in amman in which the booth is will get permission to move people who are injured from santa to reportedly now karo in egypt that is what we're hearing whether this is going to be leading to any form of breakthrough is very unclear bearing in mind a week of fighting changes so much in the stance of the u.s. a saudi led coalition may be very different now to what it was a week ago that is speculation but this is not just fighting it's also politics and diplomacy all mixed into warm very lethal mix. the polls have opened across government controlled parts of syria in the first local elections there since the start of the civil war in twenty eleven state t.v. show voters casting their ballots in damascus and other mostly coastal areas local council is considered the first step in the reconstruction process the government says more than forty thousand

for treatment in the oh mom also that the people who have also been treated for their injuries in amman previously could be taken back by the same plane and taken back into sana'a and also they wanted to make sure that the delegation that does come to geneva. also get a guarantee that they will be able to get back into sinai at the end of these consultations of course that was a problem in the last failed talks in kuwait the delegation couldn't get back into the amman into the hoochie held areas so to discuss these latest problems i have with me professor from geneva university who is an expert in this field professor tell me is this brinkmanship or is this a serious problem with the united nations because it's a proxy war between saudi arabia and iran. i think it is a big problem because all of the united nations is limited according to the united nations report. in the humanitarian situation in yemen. shocking. more than twenty two million people seventy five percent of the population require humanitarian assistance and protection. and eighty four point four. suffers from famine and s

collapsed he of course blames the delegation we're waiting to hear exactly what the special envoy for the amman martin this is going to say it is press conference but i did have at least a four minute conversation with the government delegation clearly upset they say they are leaving i have confirmed that with them and we don't yet know exactly when they might try and reconvene these consultation talks but it's been speculated in some reports that it could be in about two weeks time so all these efforts that have gone on the really hard efforts by martin griffiths the special envoy to bring these sides together has failed and the the yemeni government delegation will be leaving today leaving from this hotel where they're staying they will also after martin griffiths gives his statement give their own press conference but as i say the leader of the delegation said told me that he felt felt a deep sense of dismay about what had happened clear disappointment here every day there's a delay in trying to set up these talks of course there's a danger of losing more lives more violence which could agai

hundreds of palestinian refugees protested outside their own run headquarters in jordan's capital amman and they accuse us president trump and his middle east team of being unfairly biased in favor of israel and disregarding the rights of the palestinians . ok let's catch up now on some of the other stories making news around the world the united states military has all of the late senator john mccain with a fly over as his body arrived for burial at the u.s. naval academy near washington mccain was a vietnam war hero and a graduate of the academy before him bogged his political career. protesters have rallied in several russian cities against government plans to raise the country's pension age this despite president vladimir putin's promise to soften the unpopular measures the kremlin is new proposal with de lay pension eligibility by five years for both women and men. in hamburg more than ten thousand people have been demonstrating in support of charity organizations operating migrant rescue boats in the mediterranean the march has called for hamburg to become a safe harbor for such v

hundreds of palestinian refugees protested outside their own run headquarters in jordan's capital amman they accuse us president trump and his middle east team of being unfairly biased in favor of israel and disregarding the rights of the palestinians. time to catch up now with some of the other stories making news around the world the u.s. military has honored the late senator john mccain with a fly over this is body arrived for burial at the u.s. naval academy near washington mccain was a vietnam war hero and a graduate of the academy before him bought on a political career. in hamburg more than ten thousand people have been demonstrating in support of charity organizations operating migrant rescue boats in the mediterranean the marshes called for hamburg to become a safe harbor for such vessels similar protests were held across germany. and staying here in germany people have again been demonstrating in the eastern city of kent it's taking a stand against far right violence and racism sunday's event came after a divisive week of anti immigrant protests and counter protests all sparke

with us now who is the middle east regional advocacy manager from save the children joining us from amman nice to have you with us your story strength in numbers it's good i guess to see you joining together with these other groups to put out a comment like this do you do you feel you get the sense or. so it makes sense for us first aid organizations to come together to be calling for what we consider will be i mean joe boyd a humanitarian catastrophe and it lead because we asked aid agencies already extremely stretched we're talking about three million people in. out of them all the hype of them have already been displaced from other parts of syria if you live in the area in in syria which has the highest the highest human to thailand needs and an escalation in violence could only make things worse how prepared would you say are you because you obviously have to be realistic and think this could easily happen and likely will happen on some scale whatever of preparation like amongst you and the other aid groups so we are preparing on the ground for potential escalation but i think the thi

hundreds of palestinian refugees protested outside their own run headquarters in jordan's capital amman and they accuse us president trump and his middle east team of being unfairly biased in favor of israel and disregarding the rights of the palestinians. time now for some of the other stories making news around the world large crowds have turned out for the funeral of progress in rebel leader alexander. who was killed in an explosion in eastern ukraine last week russia's foreign ministry has accused ukraine of organizing his murder here meanwhile has blamed his death on separatist infighting . in hamburg more than ten thousand people demonstrated today in support of charity organizations operating migrant rescue boats in the mediterranean the marchers called for hamburg to become a safe harbor for such vessels similar protests were held across germany. we're going to stay in germany now people have again been demonstrating in the eastern city of kevin it's today taking a stand against far right violence and racism the event came after a divisive week of anti immigrant protests and cou

first century and for more i spoke to drink less and syria activist always in the jordanian capital amman i asked him what's at stake in the looming battle for it. i mean let's take of course is the drive by iraq russia and with the with the creation is thirty two finished of the sunni opposition to bashar assad to finish off the popular opposition bashar assad which ended up once and be concentrated and because the assad regime aided by iran and by you know russian bombardment has he seen president others in aleppo for example to finish off the opposition whether it's are with a civilian whether it's so-called terrorists and so forth it's just dig the center against the security and rule the i know it security will of a subtle assert this is what the state said to be asserting this of oddity there is in the certain result already with the help of his our allies who are now co-opting turkey emissaries let's let's talk about the people who are who are stuck in the this cross caught in this crossfire we're hurting your representative before you came on basically saying you know we we worry

out the east of pakistan some of that cloud just started to push way back towards the south coast of amman but across potential warm sunshine coming through still a little on the humid side here in concert gentle words shift of the the winds there just coming in from the sea temperatures around forty celsius over the next couple days a little more cloud just around the gulf of aden southern parts of yemen southern end of the red sea so possibility of a few spots of right now well in just a few spots of right across the southern type of south africa really heavy rain coming through here we need the right so it is useful we'll see that wetter weather making its way further east as we go through saturday brightest guys coming back in behind cape town the fifty. gang life this was our foundation. i tried to do something different when i met daisy it was the best day of my life. and i wish that day could have gone on forever. but my past caught up with me. and made us all pay the price daisy and max. you stand the differences. and the similarities and cultures across the world. al-jazeera. lead

officials in amman but the saudi led coalition fighting the who thiis in yemen has not commented on the agreement last week talks meant to take place between the yemeni government and who the rebels in geneva collapsed before they even began. and members of the or most liberation front organization once banned in ethiopia have been given a hero's welcome on their return back home the group's leader has returned to addis ababa after twenty six years in exile. well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after killing the statement that so much better. a small airstrip north of jerusalem. today it's derelict and abandoned. but for years kalandia airport was the gateway to palestine. on the morning of the seventeenth of september one thousand nine hundred forty eight a flight plane carrying the u.n. and red cross markings landed here. with the first arab israeli war already raging across palestine the un mediator count fall kept them up dogs had come to jerusalem. that same afternoon. as it passed through the israeli controlled part of the city. his convoy was ambush

to be sunny at forty two and the clouds are now pushing out to sea here across most of the coast of amman we're going to see muscat at thirty two as well and then salon twenty nine really staying about that as we go through the beginning of the week and then as you make your way down here towards parts of africa we did see a lot of active weather especially across parts of durban and johannesburg of the last couple days with this stationary boundary across the or you know those clouds right there that will continue here on sunday maybe some windy conditions along the coast could be expected during the twenty five johannes a twenty four but here for cape town well winds are out of the south we're going to be seeing cape town at seventeen degrees with mostly cloudy conditions for you. it captures memories and present realities for you jenny that camera is a tool photography and often shot. in one of when i silence most deprived areas children who have nothing. now have a voice. jenny as close a part of the viewfinder latin america series on out as. al-jazeera. it's. where every. year on the

aircraft the treatment in the mom also that the people who've also been treated for the injuries in amman previously could be taken back by the same plane and taken back into sauna and also they wanted to make sure that the delegation that does come to geneva. also get a guarantee that they will be able to get back into sauna at the end of these consultations of course that was a problem in the last failed talks in kuwait the delegation couldn't get back into the amman into the hoochie held areas so to discuss these latest problems i have with me professor from geneva university who is an expert in this field professor tell me is this brink.

interview that telephone interview the dumond from the who it is to transport critically ill people to amman was made it seems the u.n. may be casting light on this later from geneva possibly in a press conference later on wednesday but you have now the main government delegation is apparently present there are fourteen members in this delegation the foreign minister for this internationally recognized government is saying that these will be confidence building talks there will be firstly a series of meetings bilateral meetings to try to gain some traction should everything starts shadowed on thursday following on from that there will be talks about the political the security and the military situation and above all else perhaps the humanitarian situation situation which is so desperate absolutely and it's getting more desperate all the time isn't it was saying yemenis in the south increasingly upset over the ongoing war and the effect it's having on the economy. most certainly there is anger on the streets mostly peaceful demonstrations although calls for civil debate ians civil disobedienc

many injured civilians from the fighting to medical treatment in mascot in amman now we don't quite knowwhere that was a precondition of the hooty rebel delegation before they came to sydney ever but it does appear so at the moment and the martin gryphus a special envoy for the yemen said he was quite relaxed about this that these delays were quite usual but it was in consultation with all the parties involved now it does mean that the delegations will not be here tomorrow and the start of the consultation talks will begin only on friday so a snag on the road to his consultation talk if the tunks do go ahead and when they happen in geneva i hold we expect to be there what will they be trying to achieve what will be the main focus. well as you saw from that clip from martin griffiths at the beginning of this piece the main aim is to get them to talk in the same building they will be face to face still be in separate rooms in this building here in geneva and they will start to try and get these confidence building measures now modern business name two possible measures one was a vaccinatio

of peace talks or talks about talks involving diplomats and the fighters he is shy jeweled to be in amman and moving on from there hopefully he thinks to sana'a and from there to riyadh but as he knows the chances of getting a breakthrough seem quite limited. u.s. president donald trump has signed an executive order authorizing sanctions against foreign people or countries who meddle in the u.s. elections the trumpet ministration has faced months of criticism for not doing enough to prevent foreign interference in future american elections last month u.s. intelligence agencies warn that russia in particular is trying to influence and disrupt november's congressional mid-term elections. or russian president vladimir putin is encouraging two men accused of poisoning a former double agent in the u.k. to come forward the appeal came after putin admitted for the first time that the two suspects are russian civilians the kremlin has repeatedly denied links to the march attack in seoul's very against his daughter yulia britain's prime minister graeme's russian military intelligence for their att

first that's been heard of it to actually fly out injured people along with a delegation to the to amman to muscat where injured hooty is would receive medical rich treatment for injuries sustained in bombings in yemen so this is not really a good. positive sign or ahead of the talks juda starts in geneva on thursday in the streets right across yemen particularly in the south there is real concern about whether or not this time around there can be any hope of some form of agreement over this three year old conflict. i shall be adding i don't know how the people are destroyed and the situation requires mutual agreement if we really are arabs and we really are patriotic we have to compromise and concede to each other and god willing we will all sixteen and the country will have a space for us all no one wants anything but peace. we call on all the parties in those disagreeing to unite under one banner in order to relieve the people from the division they've reached and relieve them from suffering and also to end the siege and the recent deterioration of the currency also to put the country

with pollution and devastation a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here in amman just slowed down so much they lost their jobs that laid off the american dream is changing that's not what it used to be. and that's a tough reality to deal with. in a world of big partisan lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely for watches the hawks. prosecution will need to become almost in this show a false bill designed to take on where you push us to stretch and finds come also by the number one place you do i mean yeah i'm yasmeen political pressure on that i need him in cold blood to know through security jenison knows where to put your kind of business models he was my american corporations doubtless was incomplete please sold them couldn't matilda's it as an abuse see controls c.m

envoy that's in there martin griffiths to yemen says he'll meet soon with their representatives in amman and then he hopes sana'a but an initial agreement has been reportedly reached for medical evacuations from. the turkish president says he may intervene if the expected syrian government offensive in italy causes major bloodshed now that comes as thousands of people rallied across the rebel held parts of syria calling on the international community to prevent an attack. iran's minister for foreign affairs is some of the iraqi ambassador after protesters in iraq's southern city of basra attacked the iranian consulate a week of violent demonstrations have seen several major buildings in a city set on fire at least twelve people have died. the u.s. government has further slashed aid to palestinians the laces cuts of twenty five million dollars will affect cancer treatment and other critical care at jerusalem hospitals and agalloch and now from washington. well this is the third week in a row that the trumpet administration has removed or as the state department told us reprogrammed aid to

to be sunny at forty two and the clouds are now pushing out to sea here across most of the coast of amman we're going to see muscat at thirty two as well and then solo at twenty nine really staying about that as we go through the beginning of the week and then as you make your way down here towards parts of africa we did see a lot of active weather especially across parts of durban and johannesburg of the last couple days with this stationary boundary across the or you know those clouds right there that will continue here on sunday maybe some windy conditions along the coast could be expected during the twenty five johannes a twenty four but here for cape town well winds are out of the south we're going to be seeing cape.

behind me and are ready to leave this is been a huge disappointment for the special envoy for the amman martin griffis he hasn't given up all hope though he hopes to continue with the peace process in some form he hopes perhaps to bring the the sides together at a later date but he won't give any timetable on that let's hear what he said we're going to. take up the issues that we will have discussed here this is what i mean by we have begun this is what i mean by we have begun. it's too early for me to say when the next round of consultations will take place or will be held that's obviously going to be high on the agenda to do so that we don't go through a repeat of this week and i think it's important to note that. and also wanted to be here they're disappointed not to be here but the prospects for resurrecting the peace process do not look good a member of the yemeni government delegation here told me that as far as there was concern they were going to try and force the who tease to the negotiating table this whole affair has actually shown how wide the gulf is between the two warring

delegation they're demanding the chance to put injured fighters on that plane for treatment in the amman the capital of moscow's but the yemeni government spokesman here told me this not only the injured fighters they're trying to get on that plane let's hear what he said they said yesterday that they want to departure and jets from yemen we have information from our side from there from san are that those are not injuries they are a group of iranian and or a group of hezbollah experts who were. ballastic missiles a program that has been fired to saudi arabia and they are training who theodahad they have been training for the for the last three days years it's been described by the united nations as the worst humanitarian crisis in the world more than ten thousand people have died two thousand or so have been children every day these peace consultations are delayed means more lives are put at risk a palestinian teenager has been shot dead by israeli forces as renewed clashes broke out during protests on the gaza border seventeen year old. was shot in the chest east of rough according to

officials in amman but the saudi led coalition fighting there in yemen has not commented on the agreement last week talks meant to take place between the yemeni government and who the rebels in geneva collapsed before they even began andrew symonds has been monitoring the conflict from just across the red sea in djibouti. this announcement comes from the who three rebels and it could amount to a potential breakthrough following on from the failure to get the delegation from the who it is to geneva more than a week ago they've been in the money capital muscat meeting un officials including martin griffiths the un special envoy now what they're saying and they've published a picture of lease ground they signing a document which they who things say amounts to a memorandum of understanding they say the hoot is that they have gotten agreement to transport a number of injured people to amman over a period of six months for treatment for serious injuries on the battlefield the syrian government says it's intercepted israeli missiles fired at damascus airport state t.v. at this video apparently s

was meant to evacuate injured civilians to amman for medical treatment for the saudi led coalition did not authorize a larger plane there's a top stories the stream is up next to stay with us i'll be back with more news after that by for now thanks for watching. ok and you're in the stream the u.n. agency providing assistance to millions of palestinian refugees is facing the biggest crisis in its seventy year history after the u.s. announced it will no longer make funding contributions imo we could be a lot of today will consider what this means for those in need send us your comments your questions and i'll pose them to our panel as always at stream. more than five million palestinian refugees in the occupied palestinian territories jordan lebanon and syria are waiting to see how un services they rely on will be affected now that the u.s. has stopped future contributions the u.s. has long been the biggest funder to the u.n. agency known as on the run it granted more than three hundred sixty four million dollars to the organization and twenty seventeen but on friday the u.s. state depa

to be sunny at forty two in the clouds are now pushing out to sea here across most of the coast of amman we're going to see muscat at thirty two as well and thence allow at twenty nine really staying about that as we go through the beginning of the week and then as you make your way down here towards parts of africa we did see a lot of active weather especially across parts of durban and johannesburg of the last couple days with this stationary boundary across the or you know those clouds right there that will continue here on sunday maybe some windy conditions along the coast could be expected during the twenty five johannes a twenty four but here for cape town well winds are out of the south we're going to be seeing cape town at seventeen degrees with mostly cloudy conditions for you. twenty five years after the signing of al-jazeera world tells a two part story of norway's role in the oslo accords well the salute the government of more wars or its remarkable role in nurturing the support of the secret negotiations and why its promise of peace has been named unfulfilled a strong decidi

the back of violent protests in another eastern city in germany which broke out over the stabbing of amman in chemnitz by people described as being of iraqi and syrian origin by police . or foreign he's are blaming the rise of the far right for the current situation in chad and. when today someone gives not to suits now streets that's a disgraceful country we must get out from our couches and speak up this issue and see you on the chemist's government is at the forefront of the movement that right wing radicalism has no place in this country chancellor angela merkel has echoed that sentiment but it hasn't stopped the un team migrant alternative for germany party from making their way up the political ladder in the country these numbers on screen are from the latest poll since violence broke out in chants. u.s. prosecutors have admitted to wrongly accusing ria boots and the alleged russian spy no we're think trial in custody of offering sex in exchange for employment in a recent court filing prosecutors said the accusations were based on the text messages and other information they taint bu

behind me and are ready to leave this is been a huge disappointment for the special envoy for the amman martin griffiths he hasn't given up all hope though he hopes to continue with the peace process in some form he hopes perhaps to bring the the sides together at a later date but he won't give any timetable on that let's hear what he said we're going to. take up the issues that we will have discussed here this is what i mean by we have begun this is what i mean by we have begun. it's too early for me to say when the next round of concentrations will take place or will be held that's obviously going to be high on the agenda to so that we don't go through a repeat of this week and i think it's important to note that. and also wanted to be disappointed not to be here but the prospects for resurrecting the peace process do not look good a member of the yemeni government delegation here told me that as far as there was concern they were going to try and force the who tease to the negotiating table this whole affair that he's shown how wide the gulf is between the two warring parties whateve

they don't appear to want to give up the fighting now mr griffiths has had talks with the rebels in amman they say those meetings ended up with no agreement whatsoever he plans to come to start what will take place remains to be seen but he will end his trip in the saudi capital riyadh but time is ticking on this whole process he knows that and through symons djibouti. three saudi soldiers have died in the fighting along its border against the who thing is riyadh also accusing the rebels of aiming to attack the around refinery in the port city of just sand in the south the military says it's intercepted a missile fired by the who think it says one hundred ninety five of them launched from yemen since the war began and twenty fifteen israeli forces have shot dead three palestinian protesters along the border fence with garza a fourteen year old boy was among those killed at least two hundred forty eight others are wounded in the weekly border demonstration the health ministry there says at least one hundred seventy seven people have now been killed since the protests began on march thirty.

really that whether or not who's to blame for the lack of dialogue but he is supposed to be going to amman to talk to those who are trying to mediate in muscat and he was hoping to go to santa but he was also saying that it didn't have to be in geneva some talking it could be done by phone by video link by a whole variety of things so really this is a situation now where one has to ask did this backfire or was it planned all along andrew symonds reporting from djibouti thanks. polls are closed in sweden the general election that's been centered on the issue of immigration prime minister stefan loughlin cost his ballot early in the day reiterating his call to voters reject the far right this election one of the most unpredictable races many believe the polls could change the country's political landscape journalist covering events for us from stockholm hi joe now what is the state of play now how long till we get some sort of indication. well we've had the exit polls out kemal and they're traditionally considered to be pretty reliable here two of them on the two main television broadcasters

course that was a problem in the last failed talks in kuwait the delegation couldn't get back into the amman into the hoochie held areas. north korea's leader has told south korean diplomats he has faith in donald trump and wants to get rid of nuclear weapons before trump's first term ends kim jong un also agreed to a third summit with south korea's president expected to be held later this month a major search and rescue operations underway for earthquake survivors in northern japan at least thirty people are feared dead and others are missing on the island of hokkaido early morning six point seven magnitude quake left cranks on the roads of the main city sample landslides are also being reported in some rural areas in the whole day i've heard reports such as people having cardiac arrest landslides collapsed buildings and large scale blackouts saving people's lives is an optimist banerjee while the government deals with the disaster relief we will deal with this crisis south sudanese soldiers have been sentenced over the rape of five aid workers and the murder of a journalist in twenty sixte

peace talks or talks about talks involving diplomats and the fighters he is sure jeweled to be in amman and moving on from there hopefully he thinks to sana'a and from there to riyadh but as he knows.