injured a mexican tourist and the jordanian security officer were helicoptered here to the capital amman for treatment of the other victims we understand the being treated locally it seems that when this man leapt over the fence at the roman remains he started lashing out randomly it's come as an enormous shock in jordan geraci is a very important tourist destination and therefore it is very keen to emphasize that the victims were very quickly taken to hospital for treatment and they quickly arrested the individual thought to be responsible for these stabbings tourism is extremely important to jordan's economy contributing some $5000000000.00 in revenue in $28.00 t. an accounting for some $88000.00 jobs this is in a country with 19 percent employment arising up to about 40 percent for those between 15 and 30 years old so intense stuttering economy tourism really essential to jordan's prosperity that is why the authorities very keen to say that they have quickly they believe been able to contain what happened in geraci. much more so i have for you on the private u.s. attempts to diffuse t

security officer who tried to stop the assailant one person has been arrested drash of the capital amman and is one of the top visitor destinations in jordan. campaigning has officially begun in the u.k. as general election conservative leader boris johnson outlined his campaign based on delivering rex it he has faced a number of party control the seas in the past few days opposition labor leader jeremy corbyn meanwhile has said that his party presents an opportunity for change in the country well those are the top stories this hour witnesses coming up next on out is there a but there will be more news after that in about half an ounce time which is when i will see you next. you have to do it biggest. tell me get it you know the divide. and 2 more. what the you. just say our fight is. my mum she's the whole. a lot of us. really didn't. think this was. a guy. i think this is so well and that. to say. oh those are. only. very. occasionally and i don't i. get any damages assassin. and there was no luck born money as are part time but i can earn done better not. tell me yes what point to mak

a month and arabic and latin type design for the greater amman minister polity. it was my graphic design graduation project at the university environment it's in burma a man is one of the 1st type faces the. bridges the gap between western and arab farm designed by about house graduates geometry is a few ships here but please do as you'll see i'm on type for use on every street sign on public transport on public websites and official printed material but. i was very fortunate to be able to help define the urban landscape which give you a visual identity of the city just as of this visit where national space is just that. the middle eastern city is also home to some intriguing modernist architecture albeit a little hit no way and more often than not so much what. where as the amazon funds on this cultural center it's impossible to overlook. the so-called inventor thought you could i was happy to see it in such a prominent position in the city was rebranding itself but the result was a disaster for. much your hands my time designer so i wasn't supposed to be like t

first came to amman in 2004 as. a young student and then i came back in 2008 to develop a typeface for a month an arabic and latin type design for the greater amman municipality that's about it it was my graphic design graduation project at the university environment sitting by my. son is one of the 1st type faces that bridges the gap between western and arab farms designed by about house graduates geologist subhumans cos i'm sure it's here but these days you'll see a man typeface on every street sign on public transport on public websites and official printed material but. i was very fortunate to be able to help me find the urban landscape which to give visual identity of the city just as a this is where national spirit just left. the middle east insisting is also home to some intriguing modernist architecture albeit a little heat no way and more often than not so much what. whereas the amount of funds on this cultural center is impossible to overlook. the farmers the supplemental you can always happy to see it in

the scoring midway through the 1st half thanks to a thunderbolt by benito or amman this was the 2nd goal of the season invites an equalizer in your home with a penalty before half time and the match was headed for a drawer into shelters germany's internationals wants it done pumped up with the winner 4 minutes remaining giving the hosts a just treat the end well on saturday bruce the adult woman travelled to berlin to face him to berlin well. there remains under pressure the bigger headlines this week focused on the club's rising star jade and censuring his relationship with dortmund has turned very rocky which she could see him leave the club earlier than expected. jaivin san show's been criticised for a lack of discipline before their recent champions league match against barcelona sensual arrived late for a team meeting yet he didn't dortmund's only goal in that defeat prior to that misstep head coach lucian fiver supped off sand show indorsements top clash against biron after showing poor form early in the match something which reportedly left the winger feeling humiliated and scapeg

life to amman jordan al-jazeera is bernard smith is the burn of any idea what the motive for this attack was what happened why do we know the man who launched this attack leapt over the fence and apparently started randomly slashing out and stabbing those tourists has been arrested and is in custody plenty of speculation about where he might be from but nothing firm yet from the jordanian authorities or no indication of a motive yet we know that the one of the mexican tourists and a jordanian were very seriously wounded and they were flown helicopters here to a man in the capital for treatment in hospital here the others as far as i understand being treated locally this is this destination geraci is one of the jewels in the crown of jordan's tourism there are many there are many jewels but this is one of the main tourist draws here so it's a big shock really to the jordanian of authority and it should be sad that these sorts of attacks are extremely rare in jordan this is one of the most stable areas of the middle east there was one attack on a that killed a british tourist back in 2006

adam taggart scored the only goal of the game as the socceroos won in amman.china 2—1 in dubai to make it four wins out of four. straight after the game, in his post—match press conference, marcello lippi resigned as china's head coach, just six months into his second spell in charge. now, roger federer is into the semifinals of the season—ending atp tour finals after an incredible performance against novak djokovic in london. federer, seeded third, said he wanted to get djokovic back for narrowly beating him in this year's wimbledon final — and he did just that by knocking him out of the tournament. it was a winner—takes—all match which federer ultimately wrapped up in straight sets, 6—4, 6—3. this was the winning point. djokovic going out means rafa nadal will end the year as world number one and it'll either be nadal or stefanos tsitsipas that awaits federer in the last four. great openers fear, a great opponent. here in london at the 02, definitely incredibly special. just a note, i enjoyed it from the beginning, i played incredible and i knew i had to, be

amman. it was our 1st time on a plane and we were hoping to have a nice holiday here in bulgaria at the cease. side. as well for me so it was really satisfying for me to go on a trip abroad for the 1st time. so until then i'd only been allowed to go on holiday in the g.d.r. . it was really a feeling of joy leaving the country for the 1st time. also to come. at the time anybody who wanted to travel outside the g.d.r. had to be quest official permission it was a lengthy procedure one that you're going to take had also gone through. the flight to bulgaria took 3 hours his greatest adventure had begun he was $24.00. this is the forms. he arrived in borg was. the terminal was bustling back then today it's been abandoned time seems to have stood still and the memories come flooding back. you see lake was one of over 300000 tourists from east germany who visited bulgaria in 1088. he and his friend intended to spend 3 weeks relaxing and lying on the beach. they wanted to party meet people enjoy life

due to civil unrest, iraq have been forced to move the tie from basra to amman in jordan.e it. we are here, we hope tomorrow we will win, we are ready for this. fans, i would like to advise the fans that they need to be patient, they need to support the match for 90 minutes because it will be difficult. it's day two of the davis cup finals in madrid where australia get their group campaign underway against colombia. the winners from each of the six groups progress to the quarter—finals on thursday along with the two best runners—up. and before we go — time to show you one of the more obscure competitions in the world where you still need plenty of skill — this is the rubik's cube world cup final in moscow. the rules are simple — whoever completes the puzzle fastest is crowned the winner. that in practice is not that simple for most of us. i'm guessing it's going to take hours, days, weeks or longer — for these pros a matter of seconds. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me chetan pathak and the rest of the sport team, tha

arabian peninsula we do still have some role of the murky conditions still affecting the far south of amman from probable cyc loan that's going to continue drifting towards the horn of africa wet weather coming in here there is likely to be some flooding as a result of that system dry weather talking back in behind in the next system waiting out into the open waters for next week that said we want to keep an eye on some about the 2 into central and eastern parts of south africa at the moment that's got to keep to new making its way further eastwards.

china and france have reaffirmed their commitment to the paris climate accord president xi jinping in amman in mccrone declared the agreement irreversible it came a day after the u.s. began officially pulling out of the accord. and democrats in the us a celebrated wins in a couple of closely watched th contests ahead of next year's presidential election analysts say the results could point to trouble for president trump and his republican party. that sitch news coming to you live from up next environment magazine africa do stay far away. with us for that if you get. i'm going. to. go for god. the solar powered my ass. dream girls are enlightening many villages in cameroon in more ways than one. this in geo bring sustainable energy and know how to the country's women and solves more than one problem in the process. you can look at africa the next. census of that you don't need to keep it there you go on the people vote for it all over the mansion home the force i'm pleased the whole lot of the most recently that its members missed the boat on the band aid at the last dragon as we're called o

the amman citadel injordan, where tomorrow coldplay will perform two concerts — one at sunrise, one ate to fans around the world watching online. coldplay‘s last tour visited five continents and was seen by more than five million people. but this time, they will not be hitting the road in support of their new album everyday life. chris martin says for environmental reasons. we're taking time over the next year or two to work out... "how can our tour not only be sustainable, but how it can be actively beneficial?" the hardest thing is the flying side of things. but, for example, our dream is to have a show with no single—use plastic, to have it be largely solar powered. is it possible to be a carbon neutral band on tour? i hope so — that's what we're trying to work out. so i think it's a question ofjust accepting that you have to do your best, not to be too overzealous in criticising others because everyone will catch up, i think, if you prove that it's easy to do it the right way. and there's one festival close to home that they won't be playing again in a hurry. glastonbury — you are

before being put to the people in a referendum has been rocked by 3 weeks of sometimes violent protest amman and constitutional reform and greater equality he met up with one student leader for whom the last few weeks have been unusually hectic. it's another busy day for bill and lot on the. talks meetings roundtables cord an aging mobilizations on the fly all before 3 pm that's when her campus is evacuated for security reasons every day the protests have turned life in upside down but a lot on the doesn't mind for her the revolt was long overdue. or more took they more to call it i think the phone calls for a long time people were afraid to protest because they couldn't foresee how badly they'd be repressed or what they could lose. but among my generation that fear is a lot smaller and we're willing to overcome that fear to achieve our goal profound changes to the system. reform reform reform with a century long tradition of spearheading social uprisings chile student associations are a force to be reckoned with experience has taught them that coordination is key the current demonstrations

at the amman citadel here injordan. why have you taken us here?, and in the middle of the biggest area where we normally don't get to play, and bands like us don't come here very often. and also, it's just so beautiful and makes me fizzle with excitement. how difficult is it for bands who believe in environmental issues to go on world tours at the moment? well, that is a great question. we're not touring this album. we're taking time over the next year or two to work out how can...not only our tour be sustainable, but how can it be actively beneficial? how can we harness the resources that our tour creates and make it have a positive impact? the hardest thing is the flying side of things. but for example, our dream is to have a show with no single use plastic, to have it be largely solar powered. glastonbury. you are so part of that festival now. you cropped up a couple of times on the main stage last year. it's been announced paul mccartney is going to headline here next year. any chance of coldplay joining him on the bill? no. why not? i did pop

arabian peninsula we do still have some rural the murky conditions still affecting the fall south of amman from the pool saw a clone that's going to continue drifting towards the horn of africa wet weather coming in here there is lot of these to be some flooding as a result of that system july weather talking bad. in behind in the next system waiting out into the open waters for next week that said we want to keep an eye on some of the tear into central and eastern parts of south africa at the moment to new making its way further eastwards. was another day another explosion. from one of the thousands of i.e.d. strewn through the landscape of this lawless tribal region in pakistan with only the most basic equipment of film this bomb disposal unit are determined to counter the horrors of the relentless taliban and start. armed with faith a witness documentary. on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera with me so i hope rom the reminder of our top stories donald trump is fired back at attempts to impeach him at a rally in mississippi the impeachment avesta geisha is about to go p

something i bought i had such good momentum behind the stock why is this market valuation half that of amman.

engineers were ready to respond to some rescue efforts that have been successful in these 2 buildings in amman and and also in this building in the park looked on the doors. and news is now also coming in that bosnia has been hit by an earthquake as well the european mediterranean seismological center says the magnitude $5.00 tremor hit around 75 kilometers south of the capital sarajevo there are no immediate reports of couse casualties or structural damage. let's check in now and some other stories making news around the world hong kong's leader kerry says her government will seriously reflect on the result of an election that saw pro-democracy candidates make massive gains hong kong has been rocked by months of violent protests against beijing's rule the opposition's landslide victory is being seen as a clear projection of landes handling of the unrest. anti-government demonstrators have clashed with security forces in southern iraq throwing molotov cocktails and rocks at each other the protests started in october and have continued to escalate demonstrators are calling for the overthrow of

popular tourist destination in jordan attack happened jerusha an archaeological site near the capital amman jordanian media say the wounded including 4 for tourists and 2 will guide. republicans have suffered setbacks in u.s. state elections in virginia and kentucky democrats took control of both houses of virginia's legislature for the 1st time in more than 20 years and in kentucky the democratic candidate for governor is projected to defeat the republican incumbent by a slim margin. now the german capital is marking 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall on the night of november the knife 1989 east germany's communist regime reopened the border the announcement allowed its citizens to safely cross the west for the 1st time for 30 years it turned the hated and deadly border into just a war this week as well as remembering the people who died trying to cross the city is also some writing the freedoms that follow. d.w. reporter david leavitt's is that out and about amongst the festivities welcome david where are you. i feel well i'm at a kind of an outdoor picture show as you can see thi

the amman citadel injordan, where tomorrow coldplay will perform two concerts — one at sunrise, one atfree to fans around the world watching online. coldplay‘s last tour visited five continents and was seen by more than five million people. but this time, they will not be hitting the road in support of their new album, everyday life. chris martin says for environmental reasons. we're taking time over the next year or two to work out how can our tour not only be sustainable, but how it can be actively beneficial? the hardest thing is the flying side of things. but, for example, our dream is to have a show with no single—use plastic, to have it be largely solar powered. is it possible to be a carbon neutral band on tour? i hope so — that's what we're trying to work out. so i think it's a question ofjust accepting that you have to do your best, not to be too overzealous in criticising others because everyone will catch up, i think, if you prove that it's easy to do it the right way. and there's one festival close to home that they won't be playing again in a hurry. glastonbury — you are s

terrorism destinations in the country there is planet smith reports now from the jordanian capital amman. the one is our father is one taurus lies face down apparently bleeding heavily another tries to stop the blood flow. a woman screams in spanish he's got a dagger. witnesses say a man jumped over a fence at the roman city injured and randomly slashed and stomped at people around . it he was heading towards the cafeteria and i was standing by the door behind me while the tourists aleut the men to the cafeteria passed in front of me in a link towards them slipped in instead me then backed away moving towards the policeman he gave the policeman a slight stir and tried to attack him from behind him i pushed him to the ground afterwards all the policemen came and took him. 3 mexicans a swiss and 4 jordanians were injured 2 described as in a serious condition although everyone is now stable according to jordan's health ministry the. 2 people who are admitted to the operation room of the doctors at the public hospital in georgia are still working the bleeding has stopped the situation is und

and amman the plan now is to get the 2 sides the yemeni government together for fresh talks the last time that happened was almost a year ago in stockholm when they came up with an agreement on the port of the data it's an agreement that still hasn't been fully implemented jamesburg al-jazeera at the united nations. still ahead on al-jazeera it's almost boxing day guinea purcel as the president goes up against a number of challenges including projects prime ministers you've become rival. and we look at what's stopping the u.s. president from going ahead with his plan to battle the tronic cigarettes. however going to released west blitz in the weather across europe at the moment to try weather over towards the east but i was towards the west loss of cloud and the rain are rolling in piling in from the atlantic a series of weather fronts bringing some really quite nasty weather and as we go on through the next few days this will take us well into next week pitch and not a pretty picture fabulous no over the alps wet and windy weather there across that western side of the mediterranean

and amman the plan now is to get the 2 sides the yemeni government together for fresh talks the last time that happened was almost a year ago in stockholm when they came up with an agreement on the port of the data it's an agreement that still hasn't been fully implemented james burrows' al-jazeera at the united nations turkey's government is offering a $700000.00 reward for the capture of an exiled palestinian leader it says was involved in an attempted coup back in 2016 ankara has placed mohamed that lying on its most wanted list it accuses him of having links with the u.s. spy network and channeling funds to the outlawed cologne this movement that's the group turkey says was behind the attempted coup well here's what we know about mohammed dahlan he was a former security chief for the palestinian authority before being exiled in 2011 over claims he poisoned yasser arafat that owns a media network that spans the u.a.e. egypt and jordan and korea says he also meant tains ties with several news media outlets in turkey turkish intelligence alleges that plan helped the u.a.e. and israe

the amman citadel injordan, where tomorrow coldplay will perform two concerts — one at sunrise, one atworld watching online. coldplay‘s last tour visited five continents and was seen by more than five million people. but this time, they will not be hitting the road in support of their new album everyday life. chris martin says for environmental reasons. we're taking time over the next year or two to work out... "how can our tour not only be sustainable, but how it can be actively beneficial?" the hardest thing is the flying side of things. but, for example, our dream is to have a show with no single—use plastic, to have it be largely solar powered. is it possible to be a carbon neutral band on tour? i hope so — that's what we're trying to work out. so i think it's a question of just accepting that you have to do your best, not to be too overzealous in criticising others because everyone will catch up, i think, if you prove that it's easy to do it the right way. and there's one festival close to home that they won't be playing again in a hurry. glastonbury — you are so part of that fest

still the light down the mountains of western saudi even through yemen and possibly long the coast of amman was a breeze there says so were picks up for a while there on both saturday and sunday the horn of africa receives big showers to further saswata start an active night in botswana since we caught a few showers on the satellite picture south africa the picture looks fine from space on the forecast shows one of 2 shows need to happen. an alaskan village rapidly losing ground to the road falling permafrost its inhabitants forced to move to safer ground below in the western pacific kristie environment one at risk when it says a witness finds people struggling to cope with rising sea there and asked whether those who have the power to stop it appreciate the true cost of failing to act on al-jazeera. watching out a serial in the top stories right now iraqi security forces have shot 3 protesters dead in baghdad protest against corruption unemployment and poor public services began in early october israel's prime minister says corruption charges against him are a coup attempt benjamin netanya

abu dhabi though not looking too bad with a temperature of $29.00 and then down along the coast of amman we are looking quite nice there saliva it is going to be a pleasant day for you with a temperature of $2980.00 s. . this is al jazeera here's a reminder about top stories this hour police in hong kong on the brink of breaking up a standoff with protesters the big bad thing demonstrators for hours now barricaded themselves in at a university campus. iranian president hassan rouhani has responded to protest a few will be increases the government has announced the poor people will start receiving subsidies on monday to help pay for the fuel process. has withdrawn his name from contention to be the next. his decision has not stopped thousands of people protesting in tripoli by route demanding the whole government steps down over allegations of corruption. a familiar name in sri lankan politics is back in charge former defense minister rajapaksa has been declared the winner of saturday's vote his rivals. conceded early results but rajapaksa more than 50 percent that's needed to avoid a 2nd

any quality or in their calls for president sebastian pinera to resign a latin america turtles in amman as this n.t.i. go. i shouted i'm extremely peacefully and right out of the 6 way to write a short while ago looting began about 150 meters from where we are now there were some vandals and also people with masks and we got to throw the little cocktails at police they have been responding with a massive amount of tear gas to drive the entire demonstration the way we shoot thousands and thousands of people leaving many people covering their faces because of the tear gas which we've had we all agree is much stronger than they usually have the name has been up until now but that many have come back as you could see there's they're refusing to give up they say that it's now or never that there's no turning back now thank you i think thank you very much thank you i could see you people i want to talk to the new constitution there's one referendum thank you madam the president right away the capital one opposition political crisis was exceptional the outlet was in the car going to strike you

in seasons you know and the north east once is quite strong as a cloud is building on the coast of amman yemen occasional showers show themselves in the mountains to the west to otherwise quiet no significant breeze doha's warmed up riyadh has warmed up but dusty maybe in saudi but not so i don't think around the gulf states in southern africa now if you watch the seasonal rains they're coming down into northern zimbabwe tanzania but across to angola south of that we've has an awful lot of trouble changing spring into summer it's all gone quiet full cost wise $26.00 in cape town $36.00 up in botswana about the same in namibia but launched the clear blue skies. this is al jazeera his reminder of our top stories a top u.s. official has told al jazeera that they have evidence a peacekeeper might have shot and killed a protester but angry crowds attacked a base in the democratic republic of kenya. rather they've been mass protests against you when forces fighting to protect civilians at least 15 people were killed in a new ripple attack in the eastern democratic republic of congo. the saudi

the amman citadel injordan where tomorrow coldplay will perform two concerts — one at sunrise and oneeamed for free to fans watching around the world online. the tour for coldplay‘s last album visited five continents and grossed more than £400 million in ticket sales. this time, there won't be one — chris martin says for environmental reasons. we are taking time over the next year or two to work out... "how can our tour not only be sustainable, but how it can be actively beneficial?" the hardest thing is the flying side of things. but, for example, our dream is to have a show with no single—use plastic, to have it be largely solar powered. is it possible to be a carbon neutral band on tour? i hope so — that's what we are trying to work out. so i think it's a question ofjust accepting that you have to do your best, not to be too overzealous in criticising others because everyone will catch up, i think, if you prove that it's easy to do it the right way. and there's one festival close to home that they won't be playing again in a hurry. glastonbury — you are so part of that festival now

for $922.00 the sunshine more than scott that's an improvement is a federal breeze down the coast of amman there and that takes its several times the horn of africa where showers could well develop. stranded 8 long years on the su is canal. creating their own community and economy it was you know president bush used you go when you were in al-jazeera world tells the tale of 14 cargo vessels accidentally caught up in the arab israeli conflict it was quite a surprise to find myself in russia in the middle of a war through the sailors whose ships survived the desert sands the yellow fleet on al jazeera. welcome back a come out of our top stories here on al-jazeera israel's attorney general has indicted minister netanyahu for corruption that's me on the charge of bribery fraud and breach of trust in connection with 3 separate cases in faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted of bribery and the. u.s. embassy official david holmes has given key testimony in the donald trump a pitchman inquiry he described a phone call in the overheard between the president and the u.s. ambassador he says trum

it's essential northern parts of saudi arabia could squeeze a spot of rain here southern parts of amman could catch a spotter right or 2 here as well plenty right in the forecast for southern parts of south africa over the next day or sat in the eastern cape it looks rather disturbed and those showers they push up and the pulse water does in bob way and into zambia over the next couple of days. story 1400 years in the me. a story of succession leadership. i'll just see that tells the story of dispute and division. the caliph episode 2 on a just. what kind of care does that provide and is anyone willing to pick up the cost we bring in. the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in so is it possible for trump is actually a mature way to. come to a new co-host on al-jazeera. and israeli airstrike on gaza kills a senior islamic jihad commander the group that was to retaliate. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up after 13 years in power oblivious president morales goes into exile seeking asylum in mexico. governor protests in hong

mecca was fairly low humidity as well in the arabian sea briefly will get some thrown off showers in amman but that's tuesday not wednesday or wednesday probably probably that tropical cyclone will have disappeared back towards india they have been so big ups and downs in southern africa tensions weapon my back down again it's warming up i think in the next couple of days on the eastern side is a good 30 jo'burg so if you are in to ask for showers well they are quite few and far between. on counting the cost of health care special u.s. insurers of failing patients of the world's richest country and $1.00 of the poorest nations zimbabwe's health service is on the brink of collapse but can the un hit its goal of universal health care for all by 2030 counting the cost on al-jazeera. just. hello again you're watching and you see a reminder of our top stories this hour the u.s. has imposed a new round of sanctions on iran targeting its most senior military body and people connected the supreme leader ali from a softer to iran's decision to take another step back from the 2015 nuclear deal. thou

across northern side you cross bahrain and also on into cattle because if you coastal showers around amman in terms of accumulations well it may not be the sort of accumulations we see more tropical regions around the world but it is significant in some of these shows they will be very isolated but we could have some very heavy downpours. meanwhile across in the south africa we've got more rain chiles to the eastern cape but really the very heavy rains across that about africa could see as much as 300 millimeters. whether sponsored by qatar and. the time holders there are. they don't believe the 2 state solution do you still believe in the 2 state solution we listen what i just said was that pakistan would never start a war i'm anti-war we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the soldiers 00. 0. 000. this is al-jazeera a quick reminder of the headlines for you this hour u.s. president omar trump is facing accusations of intimidation after attacking the latest impeachment witnessed on twitter as she testified before congress or evanovich was the u.s. ambass

further south across the arabian peninsula quite a bit of cloud just lying along these coastal areas amman on a towards yemen we could have a coastal shot but really away from that the winds have died down this that you know coming from the knoll so we've got 26 riyadh 27 in doha feeding very nice once again under those sunny skies temperatures staying about the same way before suffered a bit probably a bit more in the way of cloud just along this south coast particularly of oman and now as we have from that down into southern africa plenty of rains it is that time of year so she will the way from angola eastwood's into northern sections of mozambique but the story further to thought south through with south africa it really is about the heat is on the increase again and there's really no sign of any rain. the weather sponsored by catalonia is. almost the last time you were out on the streets protesting whether on line you feel the weight of the system when you walk through each and every loved well worn layer further and further into the jail or if you join us on the same entry has to sta

days across northern side you cross bahrain and also on into cattle because if you coastal around amman in terms of accumulations well it may not be the sort of accumulations we see more tropical regions around the world but it is significant in some of these shows they will be very isolated but we could have some very heavy downpours me one across in the south africa we've got more rain showers to the eastern cape but really the very heavy rains across in about africa could see as much as 300 millimeters. it's it the job through the whole real way of the planet but somebody has got to do it where though you'll go to the pilot goes the voice you're promoting clean safe sanitation for all but with a 3rd of the world lacking basic facilities can his unique style really help clean up the mess burning culture the pop culture is the past those where it goes soft with any asian problem misted toilets eyewitness documentary on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera quite a run of the headlines for you this hour u.s. president donald trump is facing accusations of intimidation after attacking the lates

coming hours bolivia's former presidents due to land in mexico he's been granted political asylum in ammanhas resigned on sunday the military demand that he step down it's been weeks of protests following his disputed reelection marianna sanchez as more nothing less. he is on his way to mexico mexico but at the foreign minister of mexico said that they sent a plane that belongs to the government of mexico to secure a safe passage of the former president there they have a tradition of granting asylum so that's what they have done with president former president and also with 20 other former government officials who have taken refuge you know residences here in bus. carrying them as labeled a protest as extremely selfish and says they're trying to paralyze the city demonstrators setting up barricades to stop traffic heading into the city center. in the past few days they have been some of the most violent protests since ronnie's began 5 months ago a pro beijing supporter was set alight in the not to post was shocked by the. new bushfires have broken out across eastern australia fires near sy

spots of right a possibility of moving parts of saudi arabia maybe just around the coastal fringes of amman as well so you could see a little bit of wet weather coming in here just a somewhat weather to into the eastern side of south africa we've had some holes here recently those showers set to continue for a good part of monday. a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera this hour voting is underway in spades 4th general election in 4 years prime minister better sanchez called for the latest election after failing to run enough support to form a new government but opinion polls suggest that it might not break the deadlock iraqi human rights commission says at least 6 people were killed in baghdad on sunday and dozens more have been injured early of a government said a crackdown by security forces was not the solution to her weeks of protests that have led to the deaths of more than 300 demonstrators and libya's opposition leader says president evil mulattoes should not be allowed to stand for reelection his announcement came shortly after a modest reversed himself and agreed to a new electi

watching all tropical cyclone that system is still causing a few problems down here across the coast of amman now the system has weakened to a tropical depression but maybe some clouds maybe some rain coming into us a lot over the next few days up towards miska out though finally some nicer weather for you with a temperature of $31.00 but we are going to be watching the troubles like clone in the arabian sea and that is going to bring some clouds as we go into the weekend and then here across parts of southern africa it is going to be quite nice in the interior but over here across the coastal areas for durban that does mean some clouds for you as we go into saturday johannesburg at $22.00 degrees but down towards cape town it is going to be the winds and we are going to be some sun at 20 but for her you expect to see attempters come up with plenty of sun at 32. too often on the streets of india. are victims but a new force is at play. female police officers are combative sexual assault and domestic abuse. but changing society is a challenge and so is life behind the badge for india's. on on

further south across the arabian peninsula quite a bit of cloud just a line along these coastal areas amman on a towards yemen we could have. a coastal shot but really away from that the winds have died down this that you know coming from the knoll so we've got 26 riyad 27 and feeling very nice once again under those sunny skies damages staying about the same way before saturday but probably a bit more in the way of cloud just along this says south coast particularly of oman and now as we have from that down into southern africa plenty of rains it is that time of year so she will the way from angola eastwards into northern sections of mozambique but the story further to the south through with south africa it really is about the heat is on the increase again and there's really no sign of any rain. the brazilian journalist investigating a politically struction grab all the farmers helped get elected and he's reprieve them that's empowering everyday people to profit from the destruction of the rain forest people are almost willing to give their life away and guarantee the occupation knowledge

the peninsula it is fine for the most pollen here we could just see want to coastal shiloh's into amman down across into yemen and maybe just the interior of a northern saudi but it should be dry so neutral so much of cattle temperatures feeling pretty good as well about 27 degrees for the next couple of days and a senator much across into riyadh 26 in abu dhabi mole cloud those you can see that generally across well southern portions of the arabian peninsula then down into southern africa the seasonal rains pretty active all the way from goa right the way to northern mozambique. it is mostly it's warming cape town for the next couple of days although cooling off from friday to 23. sponsored by the time an. al-jazeera is investigative unit goes undercover in the caribbean we don't use the word bribe. would you use a token of appreciation exposing trade and diplomatic passports today. in the partial good will overlook involving some of the region's highest officials . all. al-jazeera investigations diplomats for sale. watching out 0 these are the top stories we're following for you u.s.

to central and northern parts of saudi arabia could squeeze a spot of rain here southern parts of amman catch a spot a right or 2 here as well plenty right in the forecast for southern parts of south africa over the next day or sat in the eastern cape it looks rather disturbed and those showers they push up and the pulse while that does in bob way and into zambia over the next couple of days. in a territory that's been under constant siege for 12 years. and in a state of perpetual conflict with its neighbor. women are swimming against the tide and challenging stereotypes in that isolated society. al-jazeera wild follows 5 palestinians making a difference. the new women of gaza on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here at this hour the israeli military says one of its air strikes has killed the commander of the armed group islamic jihad in gaza city israel has accused the iranian backed palestinian group of carrying out rocket attacks inside israel and to shut all gaza border crossings and another breaking story syrian state t.v. reports that when casualties afte

chatter to central and northern parts of saudi arabia could squeeze a spot of rain in southern parts of amman catch a spotter right or 2 here as well kenny right in the forecast for southern parts of south africa over the next day or so and the eastern cape it looks rather disturbed and those showers they push up and the pulse water does in bob way and into zambia over the next couple of days. whether sponsored by catalona. what are you protesting about how does this impact whether on line will i face mental state i'm directly out of trance like it's slavery or if you join us on sat this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach freely this is a dialogue myanmar is not making it very welcoming for people to come back everyone has a voice climate change is real the discussion is real and i'm here to talk about the solutions on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here at this hour the israeli military says one of its astronauts is in the command of the armed group of islamic jihad in gaza city israel has accused the iranian boats honesty

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amman -- was threatening passengers at the santa teresa statement in south san jose. >> an officer with allied universal security or the suspect to stop, several times. >> within a few moments, the suspect was advancing toward the officer with the knife in hand. i would say he closed in approximately 5-10 feet before the security officer had to discharge. >> the suspect was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. sheriff's investigators, as well as personnel are reviewing security camera footage. >>> with the bang of a gavel, president donald trump became the fourth president in history to face impeachment proceedings. the resolution that was approved today sets the ground rules for hearings and whether or not the president violated his oath of office when he allegedly tried to pressure you came to investigate his political rival, joe biden. >> a top white house official confirmed that the military aid was held up by president trump's request for ukraine to investigate democrats. the new phase of the impeachment investigation is going to be very partisan. >> on this vote the