the amman valley or amman tunnel is where switzerland's best known cheese comes from and one of the producers here wants to make his product even better. they're fun flair is a veterinarian and a cheese maker who's looking to revolutionize the world of cheese. intolerance two and a half years old microorganisms are working on it it mostly bacteria. and it's amazing actually that they're able to affect its aroma all the way down to the very heart of the cheese but this case has this in the nine. family wants to get those bacteria to begin vibrating to music he believes that might change the taste of his genes. then on the when you put your hand on the wheel of cheese and feel the sound waves move through it it's hard to believe it wouldn't have some kind of effect on the. bump lose experiment is getting a little help from students at the university of the arts in barron. for more than six months they'll serenade his cheeses with a range of beats and sounds including rock songs by led zeppelin mozart's opera the magic flute techno or hip hop. they want to see that is to surround. sound waves wi

orla guerin, bbc news, amman. stay with us on bbc news.—hop star with a big stake in his local community, killed in a shooting. the accident that happened here was of the sort that can at worst produce a meltdown. in this case the precautions worked, but they didn't work quite well enough to prevent some old fears about the safety features of these stations from resurfacing. the republic of ireland has become the first country in the world to ban smoking in the workplace. from today, anyone lighting up in offices, businesses, pubs and restaurants will face a heavy fine. the president was on his way out of the washington hilton hotel, where he had been addressing a trade union conference. the small crowd outside included his assailant. it has become a symbol of paris. 100 years ago, many parisians wished it had never been built. the eiffel tower's birthday is being marked by a re—enactment of the first ascent by gustave eiffel. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: for a second time, british mps vote on alternatives to theresa may's

regional spokesman in the middle east for the norwegian refugee council and joins me now live from amman in jordan good to have you with us your report really does make for grim reading where you start when trying to sort of redress the issues faced here well yet more shocking crigger is from yemen and we always think that they were full of herod's the worst more shocking progress keep coming out it's a no brainer really what we're saying here that the the longer the war continues the more the irreversible damage to yemen beyond the obvious the people who are dying because of the fighting because of starvation because of color are which is the raising gets had again on the receiving it spreading again across the country the more this goes on the more that the irreversible impact of the war will be but accept for the very curious fact that some of the top culprits of this situation are among the top of the winners of the humanitarian response for yemen and that includes saudi arabia the emirates the united kingdom the united states as the top donor for the man humanitarian response they a

in preparation for his new panorama yet it got afifi has made six trips to the real park amman in turkeytoday the town of jericho. there he scrutinized the area from every angle hoping to find more inspiration for his project. he took photos on location for his original panorama but for this new version he staged additional scenes in berlin with some forty actors. among the scenes are stonemasons workshop . a slave market. and a sacrificial altar one of the highlights is the famous program on alter. we remain committed a lot more this time things that i would normally handle learn all part of the exhibition and things from the exhibition or in the panorama of. a species panorama brings the antiquities to life offering a journey back through time to ancient nearly two thousand years ago. his use of light is really incredible there really is incredible and the piece takes you to a whole day and a whole on it's lovely so it's really more than just a substitute during the renovations you mentioned five buildings. are on the island is going to be a new addition that's right the james seaman g

be evacuated we'll aust what options they have left also coming up thousands in sudan pressed that amman for an immediate return to civilian rule they say their new military rulers pledge to hand over power within two years is not enough. and as dramatically from beneath the waves the president of the seychelles is warning his country could end up underwater is action is not taken on climate change. by many cubans mackinnon thanks so much for your company. the world health organization says fighting near tripoli has killed one hundred twenty one people and wounded nearly six hundred that is since strongman khalifa haftar launched an offensive earlier this month to take the libyan capital now today was supposed to be the date for a united nations backs conference aimed at bringing peace to leave libya instead the u.n. is warning that the lives of thousands of civilians are at risk among the many refugees who previously escaped conflicts in their own countries. these families fled as have tours troops advanced on tripoli from the south they've sought shelter in a school building with the c

still with the company in amman of the us no actually mentioned in the documents submitted by prosecutors we were actually gold is denying all these allegations what have we heard from from his people so far yeah he's strenuously denying this he says that he will be vindicated his lawyers say the same what they're particularly annoyed about is the fact that he has been arrested having only been bailed less than a month ago he paid well he was bailed on and nine million dollars bond which is one of the biggest bonds in japanese legal history only to be re-arrested a month later and his lawyers say this is extremely fishy they think that this is an attempt to disrupt his preparations for his trial for these other charges so that he can get the papers he needs incidentally they also say that his wife carole's smartphone and passport have been confiscated by prosecutors very briefly what happens next well they can question him now for forty eight hours if they want to question him for any longer than they have to request a further ten day extension then after that they can request another ten

media that say his latest attention is related to a file looking at payments made to a dealership in amman. little illegitimately to arrest someone who is released on bail to take all of his. minutes including those related to the preparations for his trial i believe is something to be seriously looked at by the international community or. the world if it is barely a month since cohen was released on a nine million dollars bond pending his trial for financial misconduct which he denies he says his latest arrest is outrageous and the charges a crowned less it also comes a day after he tweeted his intention to tell all about the other cases against him that press conference is now in doubt he claims this is all part of a conspiracy it ness and which ousted him as its chairman of the allegations comic as president was asked about the latest development. out of it as well it feels so much can happen i'm shocked in a way so they don't know if it's another twist in a tale that seen a full from grace for carlos the savior of baseness on a rant who's looked up to by so many get a fall from grace t

coastline may be some gust over 2030 miles per hour toward the beaches, 55 degrees in the also in amman tara 58 in half moon bay. when these you get inside the bay to reduce on the mound gaps as well temperatures there should be in the 50's but you get away from the wind just a little bit inside the parents of those temperatures going start to pop and some mid 60's going to become more common as 65 degrees in san jose 64 in cupertino about 63 in santa clara. then some 70's begin to show that some of the valleys or finally looking like we're turning the corner get ready for more spring weather on the way 70 degrees in concord 69 in danville about 67 degrees. a moroccan 66 in oakland, 69 the napa warm in the afternoon to fairfield about 71. and as you make way along the coastline again those winds kicking up a lot of part of the day about 60 degrees in santa rosa and 63 in several fell. >>all right a lot going on in sports for show are at the top of the list, i believe is the warriors the warriors and you know you can look back at this we can you really see how much of a magical place ora

ankara the commercial capital is some bold looks set to follow what does this mean to the president and amman and the future of the country. also coming up she could have faced death by hanging now the vietnamese woman accused of killing that would be a meter stuff rather wins and early release will have all the details on a bizarre case in malaysia.

amman dale after little river turnpike, work zone, right lane by.in that's cleared out of the way. >>erall looking good. eun? hank you. >>> this morning we're working to learn more about a local teen who was shot and rushed to the hospital. >> the 17-year-old was shot just before 6:00 p.m. yesterday on bright leaf court in dale city. chopper 4 was over the scene as paramedics loaded the teen into a medevac helicopter. it appears this happened in a parking lot outside some town homes. prhece william police spent evening collecting evidence and looking for witnesses. so farno word any arrests. >>> police arrest the man they say violently attacked a 94-year-old woman in.c. las week. 53-year-old jonathan little is accused of attacking a woman while she walked to her car. this happened around 1:00 p.m. on connecticut avenue and cleveland park. police say little snatched her purse andhe tn stabbed her. the woman sur avednd says she is grateful a suspect has been arrested. >> verr rewarding to hea that they were so successful so quickly. i'm upset at the whole thing. part of it is just a

since anti-government demonstrations began in december of seventy and also been killed and on that amman. there have been protests in venezuela's capital for and against president nicolas maduro opposition leader one valid supporters and caracas while in another part of the city thousands backed my brutal. iran has warned the united states that it will respond if washington puts the revolutionary guard on a terror list the russians use agencies that the u.s. is expected to make the announcement in the coming days that would be the first time that washington is labeled another country's military a terrorist group. i don't think that the united states has lost its mind to this extent it's a trump conducts business unusual way he's smart enough to know that if the united states take this step it will mean that the u.s. military would be considered a terrorist group the u.s. does it then in return for this step the army and the pentagon will be considered terrorist groups to disease first democratically elected president says he's stepping aside after nearly five years to make way for a youn

is actually not capable of bringing the real actors so the western countries the hedge amman's to the table and actually charging them with crimes. police have fired tear gas at yellow vests protesters who were throwing rocks and bottles on the first weekend following a controversial and vital coming into force new rules banned demonstrators from hiding their faces. i. i i i. i i i. i i i. i i i clashes have erupted in paris where police have used tear gas against the protesters twenty seven people were detained more than thirty thousand protested across the country with around five thousand in the capital alone. the rally turned violent in the southern city where officers moved enough to protesters reportedly tried to build barricades a number of demonstrators were said to be injured more than twenty were detained is the twenty second consecutive weekend of anti-government rallies in france the all of us movement began in november it was originally a rally against fuel price hikes and a call on president to resign. i'm joined by publisher and writer. rick the new anti-riot laws they'

these journalists were arrested for journalism she said that in essence they violated the law and the amman. reporting by these two who want to lose their colleagues has been awarded the pulitzer prize the house i've gone down with authorities in myanmar. that's right their colleagues from reuters completed the investigation following their arrest and published its findings now since those findings were released me amar has arrested and jailed a number of soldiers in connection with that with the publication which allege that the military had been involved in the massacre. muslim men and boys and now the authorities in medium are in general deny any such atrocities they say that their crackdown on the rohingya muslims has been targeting insurgents and militants and it denies any attacks on civilians shot her children in bangkok thank you very much for that update. turning now to the philippines which has been rocked by a series of powerful earthquakes today a quake with a magnitude of six point four hit the central regions there were no immediate reports of casualties or major damage and it

bringing the real actors so the western countries the hedge amman's to the table and actually charging them with crimes. seventy five papers have been killed and more than three hundred twenty wounded in libya in the last ten days according to the world health organization the country's ongoing civil war has been escalating off the general khalifa haftar his forces control least in libya ordered his army to launch on the capital the u.n. is calling on all parties to the conflict to end hostilities. health partners have verified seventeen civilian casualties so far with seven fatalities including three medical staff at least five ambulances have been hit since the onset of the conflict we continue to call for a humanitarian pause to allow people to safely evacuate and emergency services to get through and for all parties to abide by their obligations under international humanitarian law meanwhile thousands of libyans have been gathering in tripoli to protest against renewed fighting in the region libya has been in turmoil since the ousting of more on the gadhafi in two thousand and elev

is actually not capable of bringing the real actors so the western countries the hedge amman's to the table and actually charging them with crimes. as police have fired tear gas and yellow vests protesters throwing rocks and bottles on the first weekend after a controversial and riot law came into force you know rules ban demonstrators from hiding their faces. i i. i i. i. i have erupted in paris where police have used tear gas against the protesters fifteen people were detained for the seven thousand protesting across the country with around three thousand of those in the capital alone i. turned violent as a certain city of toulouse where officers moved in after protesters reportedly tried to build barricades a number of demonstrators were said to be injured more than twenty were detained it's the twenty second consecutive weekend of anti-government rallies in the country the other best movement started in november then it was a rally against fuel price hikes and a call on president markram to resign. meanwhile religious violence in france is on the rice with a spike in attacks again

to the nineteenth century of you're a small country you're going to have to do what the the hedge amman's of the world demand but china is a peer of the united states and this type of policy would certainly undermine the chinese economy and we have we don't we shouldn't forget global oil prices are almost likely go up it's a fool's errand to believe the saudis and this is what the trump administration believes that they will be able to pick up the slack that's unlikely well it's not only the big country of. the european union who are against this pressure bob also a country like turkey turkey you know. this is a lead in turkish newspaper we had an article just two days ago which basically said since we are forced to have basically forced to. trade with iran let's remember that not only turkey about also some of the very important u.s. allies such as by wine such as south korea such as japan they're also forced don't forget iraq exactly and the newspaper says that at some moment this may malfunction because this is what you do to your allies instead of making them richer and guaranteeing y

of its territory in the middle east will be the reporters on the pages one and hans christian post amman traveled to mindanao to find out. we are on patrol with the largest muslim rabid group in mindanao the moro islamic liberation front or m.i.l.f. for decades they fought for independence tens of thousands were killed. but since the self-proclaimed islamic state burst onto the scene in two thousand and seventeen the muslim rebels have joined forces with the philippine army both sides feel threatened by isis fighters now laying the oh. the muslim minority strongly supports the m.i.l.f. only five percent of filipinos are muslims and almost all live in mindanao or their areas are among the poorest in the philippines many here blame the christian majority government for their plight. we visit the military headquarters of the m.i.l.f. the government needs the rabbit support to secure a peace and to fight terror president rodrigue has promised them a far reaching autonomy. the chief of staff isn't in uniform a sign perhaps of the shift from insurgency to politics the m.i.l.f. has seen defecto

resulting battle to flush them out devastated the region reporters sandra peterson and hans christian ost amman travel to mindanao to see what life is like there today. we are on patrol with the largest muslim reddit group in mindanao the moro islamic liberation front or m.i.l.f. for decades they fought for independence tens of thousands were killed. but since the self-proclaimed islamic state burst onto the scene in two thousand and seventeen the muslim rebels have joined forces with the philippine army both sides feel threatened by us fight has now laying low. the muslim minority strongly supports the m.i.l.f. only five percent of filipinos are muslims and almost all live in mindanao or the areas are among the poorest in the philippines many here blame the christian majority government for their plight. we visit the military headquarters of the m.i.l.f. the government needs the rabbit support to secure a peace and to fight terror president roderigo to terror to has promised them a far reaching autonomy is. the chief of staff isn't in uniform a sign perhaps of the shift from an insurgency to.

following the story of a girl and a boy in need of urgent help, and reports from the jordanian capital ammanwings, welcome respite from the war back home in yemen and from her battle with cancer. this is how we first saw her last october, trapped with herfamily in saw her last october, trapped with her family in the yemeni capital, because of a saudi ban on civilian flights. a tumour in her eye was already threatening her life. after we highlighted her case, several organisations struggled for months to get the six—year—old tojordan. she is now being treated at a cancer centre. 0k funded through donations. —— her care. with her mother by her side, it is time for a checkup two weeks after major surgery. for yusra it is not easy. her surgeon is pleased with her progress. he says that she is a brave beyond her years and enjoyed one of the most difficult operations he has ever carried out. this is the abnormal eye and this is the tumour. very big. yes, it is a big. so big he had to re m ove big. yes, it is a big. so big he had to remove her eye. if she had been able to leave yemen a few months e

particularly are trying to get a new buyer interested in resurrecting the airline pakistan's prime minister amman kahn has unveiled a billion dollar investment program to improve infrastructure in the country's most important port city karate is an economic hub and handles more than half of imported goods come ahead to reports. dogs may get mad a dime linked to the outright war and hundred go with keep with their guns the country at war and all it works at all if it's a ball as we travel by board under tight security trudeau. waters that looks more gray then blue because of the toxic mix of sewage in industrial after growing produced by city now but staying at the scene there are fewer ships in port and most of the bush reserve carriers are empty as we go past the oyster we can see the ports new or south wall built by a chinese company or reclaimed from the sea the northwest china port this section and there are thousands of pertain thank you for the nine hundred meters going to stay and especially when you can suffer from up to going down a diamond on a yacht a couple of burning the largest cont

bringing the real actors so the western countries the hedge amman's to the table and actually charging them with crimes. human rights watch have expressed outrage after a prominent palestinian activist who's a co-founder of a boycott israel movement was denied entry to the u.s. despite having a valid visa the u.s. the authorities have refused to give any comment saying all information relating to the case is confidential just another example of the trump administration soilent seeing palestinian voices and those standing up for palestinian rights. the way kant divestment and sanctions movement known as b.d.s. was formed in two thousand and five it calls for any type of boycott against israel and this tel aviv in turn accuses the movement of being anti-semitic to date more than half of all u.s. states have introduced laws to penalize boycotts against israel earlier this year the u.s. senate's passed a bill allowing states to terminate contracts with entities which the ports the boycott movement when i speak live now to that very activist who was refused entry i'm a big you see i welcome

and as you were just hearing so the defense minister has announced that president amman alba sheed has been arrested and that a military council will run the country for the next two years now the move comes after mass protests calling for a model bashir to step down after ruling for nearly thirty years. and you also know that the defense minister has announced that there will be an emergency for three yeahs and a curfew for one month the constitution has been abrogated and the rights of civilians have been drawn up next we have conflicts so in the hot seat today even as with us ambassador to the european union thank you very much for your company on the news. from. entering the conflict zone confronting the powerful. the situation in venezuela could hardly be more complex margaret this week here in brussels it is called yes. please venezuela's ambassador to the european union for the record of the cooling human rights abuses mr munder desire to stay in office. conflicts of. the present europe at its most fascinating and its most exciting. most creative colorful glamorous trendy tastef

that women are charitably of used and beaten by us my in amman and my former husband died about two years ago. it happens he locked us up and abused us in horrible ways. i couldn't recognize myself one day in day out. talk and talk all since. her son was born during the chaos of war the two of them suffered years of hardship and now she hopes she has survived the worst and things will get better. i inspire i have a two year old son but the poor boy has a right to a safe life and. thankfully we could flee from those i as terrorists. we were just trashed their. women and children are worth nothing to them. it's horrible what i asked as in the name of islam. i'm happy that i can return to my beloved homeland times germany. and. the kurdish authorities would like to get rid of foreigners like zainab as quickly as possible but hardly any country wants them back the local authorities are overburdened with investigating securing evidence clarifying guilt an international court is now supposed to solve the issue but the west is treating this initiative with great caution. presence of thousands of

is actually not capable of bringing the real actors so the western countries the hedge amman's to the table and actually charging them with crimes. giving users the all of us protest some more after this break. you know world big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream 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 watching the hawks. manufactured to send to the public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. when the final merry go round lifts only the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. room in the real news room. welcome back seventy five people have been killed more than three hundred twenty of those wounded in libya in just the last ten days according to the world health organization the country's ongoing civil war has been escalating after general khalifa haftar these forces control eastern

media that say his latest detention is part of a new case looking at payments made to a dealership in amman. none of them got old but then if what purpose they had to take him into custody say this is a show of japan's hostage justice by hitting mr going again in order to give more advantage to the prosecutor's side you find it quite inappropriate she. has barely a month since going was released on a nine million dollars bond pending his trial for financial misconduct which he denies he says his latest arrest is outrageous and the charges aground less it also comes a day after he tweeted his intention to tell all about the other cases against him he claims that the result of a conspiracy and this and which asked of him as its chairman if the allegations the comic is president was also asked about the latest developments. out of this as well it feels so much can happen i'm shocked in a way. it's another twist in a tale that seen the fall from grace for carlos ghosn the savior of both miss and ran out he was looked up to by so many a fall from grace that his bill will to the public. you know

amount of time and without any hope of regaining their lives the secretary general is now on his way to amman where he will speak at the world economic forum tomorrow morning and then visit a camp run by the un relief and works agency for palestine otherwise known as undervalued fact there he will be meeting with students and visiting a school. and we will send you updates from there as we get them and we expect the secretary general back in new york on sunday night and also on libya the sefton and the security council will hold close consultations on that country and will be briefed by hasan salaam a who is the secretary general's special representative there turning to syria our humanitarian colleagues tell us their alarm by continued reports of civilian casualties due to hostilities in and around the demilitarized zone in the northwest of syria at least nineteen civilians have been reportedly killed dozens injured in hostilities within the d.m.z. and it live and hama governorates in the last two days some thirteen people were killed and fourteen injured among them women and children in air

in myanmar at least fifty people working in amman are believed to have died in a mudslide in the north of the country the month apparently came from a collapse reservoir used to contain material discarded during the mining process reports say three bodies have been recovered so far more than fifty are meaningless . north korea's leader kim jong un has arrived in eastern russia ahead of a summit with president vladimir putin of the meeting in the city of lot of all stock will be the first between the two leaders the main topics will be economic cooperation and north korea's nuclear program kim is concerned about us that sanctions against his country because of its nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles program russia has called for the sanctions to the east. while our correspondent emily surance spoke to us a little while ago about the moment the two leaders met. well kim was received at the russian border with bread and salt which is a russian tradition for welcoming guests and he was also welcomed by an honor guard in vladivostok the city itself has taken some pains to prepare for kim

some of that cloud does sink down across the gulf southern parts of saudi arabia pushing down towards amman and even into yemen possible as he wanted to spotify and brightens up behind temperatures here in doha going to thirty degrees celsius as the afternoon hate starting to ramp up and in the coming days meanwhile what is the showers ramping up across the eastern side of south africa some big downpours coming through here on friday with the possibility some localized flooding will quite as well for saturday but the shadow is still there nevertheless. the brazilian economy is booming but deep divisions still exist between the haves and the have nots in a country where smartphones have become a part of everyday life technology help reached again. the series the challenges developers to design apps for a better world travels to rio de janeiro and meets the young people tasked with making a different life than far from al-jazeera. again you're watching and you see a reminder of our top stories this now forces libya's u.n. back up what are being deployed in or around the capital tripoli that's

yemen post in london mohammed jhoom a member of the national dialogue conference in yemen and from amman col schembri regional media advisor in the middle east for the norwegian refugee council thank you all for joining us let me begin with you hakim in sun up not only have you been covering this conflict but you're a resident of yemen for the last five years this has been a worsening conflict to the point now where the u.n. is calling it the world's worst humanitarian disaster what's it been like for you. it's unbelievable it's sad when you see the family suffering and it's not just one family or our neighbors it's nation of thirty million people whether in the north or in the south so it's not only those who are living in the burn areas the suffering is nationwide this war has killed so many. civilians has made so many children. being child soldiers have made so many. big spread by the millions families tens of millions sleeping hungry it's unbearable and the problem is that this is the suffering has it's been like this for the last few years and the u.n. has always been saying that it

going allllegedly a authorize transferers of nixon funds to a dealer in amman for his personal use. money accordiding to japanese media thatent towards financing his son start ups and the purchase of a luxury yachts. secu to say t the paymentnts wee made from twenty fifteen to twenty eighteen and thahat the will to giant lostt about four million euros as a r result. king's lawyeyer has accused the prosecution of trying to o silee his clientnts. the auau tycoon had tweweeted on wewednesday that he would hold a press conference on the eleventh of aprilil. you give off. supportersrs there. i don't't understanand why t thy detained him if anything they chchose to tormrmentim t through foremost hosta justice that trying to gain an upper hand. france's finance minister stressed that the sixty five year old should benefit f from e presumptption of innocence. matttt has also called for a pre into the way frencnch comic alln who was managed on to govern. and the more the kind of fat in ththe f. from some gototebate comingng up in just a couple o f hours time. rebels mararching on libya's cap

monday we end up with largely a dry picture with the recovering and dry weather the nurses throughout amman and even by this time we're about days with the dryness on in the suit to the eastern side of south africa but it will not last. for the congolese the journey to work all aboard means unimaginable hardship i prefer to live though because they might get up into chancing life and live on a dangerous journey through the jungle. have gone on to the rails and nearly died. alone children go to school and live because of the train risking it all the democratic republic of congo on al-jazeera. this was wrong to take children away from the appearance and herd them into a school against their will there was no mother no father figures they put is a big player and we sort of look after ourselves i don't remember the children's names. counted as doc secret on al-jazeera. recapping our top stories for you so far here on the news of sudan seen military rule is saying he will lift the curfew and release all political prisoners he's also invited all political parties for dialogue. forces fighting for

be seeing the visibility come down because of those gusty winds down here towards much of a central amman temperatures are rising into the mid thirty's from ascott it is going to be a thirty two degree day few staying about that but maybe coming down to about twenty nine to greece by the time we get towards mid week and then very quickly down here across parts of south africa very heavy rain expected particularly down here along the coast that is going to be a problem as we go towards tuesday you can see durban with the rain in your forecast down here towards cape town as well which could be a problem as well but we do expect to see much of that rain start to ease as we go towards wednesday would durban at twenty seven. their dreams have turned out to be disappointed. i'm defending my call me to say he'd leave egypt. i'd advise him to come three young north africans tell the story of how europe is not alone they hoped it would be. al-jazeera wild welcome to italy. in syria citizens are collecting evidence. and charge of crimes committed against civilians moved out of syria and above six h

gave come from amman and bungalow d. we're not doing it here big clued. some are looking to escape persecution in their homeland and now those extreme. they've set up temporary homes by the a.b. and c. some have been here for about four decades and for them unplanned urban sprawl is now up to me finding a job or is different though they're not going our country where the high unemployment and economy but if you're darned have basic identity. it makes it even more difficult. sixty one years or his life as a fisherman is hard uncertain brame headed home and workplace and today he's wearing your french crab others are preparing their nets before the height they may be away from their families up to ten days working from dilapidated. but these people have few options on what to buy so it's a little more you know my kids of forty years old twenty twenty five and eighteen my children are not reduced in have no documentation if we don't have proper documents than hell we get access to basic human rights like education employment and access to hospitals and even

beyond and the whole of the five hundred of the dulles seniority so he wasn't in a position to stay in ammanand do whatever the king had in mind for him but then something extraordinary something that changed everything. this is the arche view adela's thought of the feet hands of the state archives of forms but documents that go back over a thousand years and here we found a truly remarkable letter if they left it at the elysian if they call it a chase him up a lesson yet if you didn't think in the attic with dorothy she gently najar me little question to say it then here is a letter from the french king himself king louis the twelfth to the consul of the year the president of the french republic the signoria asking as we have need of must. be painted to the city of florence and want to make him do something by his own hand we beg you to kindly let laon out all work for us for a period of time and carry out the work we tend here to do. i think it's becoming clear what the french king once lived in order to do if he can have the fresh school itself he will have the next best thing a copy on c

is holding talks or chance the angle of machall and then she will head to paris to meet president ammanin the core means looking to buy more time on the eve of a crucial summit also on the program. israelis are voting in a closely contested elections political newcomer benny gantz a centrist in a field where general is the man.

prisons and typically after one of these attacks, we have seen multiple attacks, for instance, in ammanple attacks in pakistan against hotels and in jordan and security changes in hotels in these countries offer attacks and brings it a lot ardor to bring in explosives and park a car with a bomb outside the hen hotel and that is obvious after these kind of events. if 560 people in this country have been injured the hospitals will be overwhelmed and see a death toll that will go and may not be over. the sri lankan government has imposed a curfew and we say see other unfortunate events. >> you mentioned that isis is at or near the top of the list of potential suspects and we know that parliament was aware of dozens of sri lankans who joined isis. if isis is involved in some way, this is a challenge for many countries as the cal a fiphate dissolved. the challenge of finding them and making sure something like this does not happen in other places around the world. >> right. the numbers of sri lankans joined isis is small compared to france where we have seen 1,500 join and brittany and jorda

some of that cloud does sink down across the gulf southern parts of saudi arabia pushing down towards amman and even into yemen possible as he wanted to spot savannah frightens up behind temperatures here in doha getting to thirty degrees celsius as the afternoon hate starting to ramp up in the coming days meanwhile what is the showers ramping up across the eastern side of south africa some big downpours coming through here on friday with the possibility of some localized flooding not quite as well for saturday but the shadow is still there nevertheless. will. feed it on what it will quote back to him all in a good i needed on washed dishes scheme we are. in here how much we will pour. the container the heavy. blue where. are they again one of them was listening. to give me all this dirty. ignore hard to keep she. beat back. the now that vince gulf is full and maybe he'll. yeah the future are lost in the. who are more. than a little they are such then to. have male would first then part billion years my hey maybe while. i am going to love to hear. about the bundle up who uncovered a. little

the saudi led coalition in the amman says it's targeted or who the rebels drone base in the capital sanaa both sides claim to have downed drones in recent days the media posted this video friday it appears to show a saudi aircraft being shot down over side a province days earlier the saudi coalition said it had hit a drone over the city of a day that. now the fallout from the public release of a reporter vesta gating alleged russian interference in president donald trump's election campaign the u.s. justice department dismissed the subpoena requesting an uncensored copy of the report as from a church and unnecessary and edited version was released on thursday kimmel health has more from washington d.c. . as u.s. president donald trump arrived fur golf game at his club in florida back in washington democratic members of congress renewed demands and issued a subpoena for an unproductive version of special counsel robert muller's report by may first on a working visit to northern ireland during a congressional recess nancy pelosi the top democrat in the u.s. house of representatives again pl

northern parts of amman southern areas of saudi arabia i most of the saturday. up to. al-jazeera. every. methamphetamines for me and my a flooding into countries across asia. one o one east asked why or how far he's caught failed to stop the myth. on al jazeera . welcome back these are your top stories so far this hour instead on the military has staged a coup after weeks of antigovernment protests the defense minister says president omar al bashir will be arrested and held in a quote safe place the military will be in charge of a transitional council for two years and a state of emergency has been put in place for three months. the founder of wiki leaks been arrested in london and is facing an extradition warrant from the u.s. on charges of hacking police joining us songs from the ecuadorian embassy where he spent the last seven years ecuadorians a victim for what they said were repeated violations of his political asylum. the polls have closed after the first day of six weeks of voting in the world's largest ever election nine hundred million indians are registered to vote in wh