risk of one or 2 showers a bit further towards the south and that's plenty of cloud over the arabian peninsula at the moment that cloud has given us a few outbreaks of rain the most loyalty of them have been over parts of a man and a cloud sticking around as we head through the next few days so there's always the risk of seeing one or 2 more shower as there are showers also extend down through parts of yemen so here there's also a very violent thunderstorms at the moment down towards the southern parts of africa or there's more showers here too mostly i have parts of mozambique and into tanzania and through madagascar rids well towards the south are more in the way of dry weather here plenty of dry weather elsewhere to know that will make a ton there a maximum temperature on wednesday just of 18 degrees. 20 years of china's transformation. through one young girls journey. from 2 i don't even. 2 decades following the development of.

very wealthy, very rich in terms of gold, materials, cotton materials, traded withand they the arabian peninsula and drove goods from there, such as coffee and other goods. of course, with the goods came the books, medicine, ideas, came islam. what was important in the travels across the desert was the camel. without the camel, people would die. because, it is a camel that theied, transported merchandise. it was a camel that provided even meat that provided shade during long travels. longe who traveled distances in the sahara could be attacked by other wandering tribes, by thieves, and robbers. they could -- there could be sand storms. the livelihood of the people in that region who were traitors, -- trad errser traders depended very much on the camels. in arabic, there are 75 or 80 words for the camel. baby camel, mother camel, camel sitting, camel sitting, camel a hugeg, there are number of ford's because the camel was essential to the people in the desert. prayer and itly a shows the square with the middle is a station where all the camels made and that they go off in different directions to

between west africa and east africa, and certainly the middle east, and more particularly the arabian peninsula, there was trade. the trade was by caravan. the caravans were driven by the camels. so, the caravans had to be protected. they were the lifeline between different regions of west africa. those caravans carried goods. africa was always very wealthy, very rich in terms of gold, materials, cotton materials, foodstuffs, and they traded with the arabian peninsula and drove goods from there, such as coffee and other goods. of course, with the goods came the books, medicine, ideas, came islam. what was important in the travels across the desert was the camel. without the camel, people would die. because, it is a camel that carried, transported the merchandise. it was a camel that provided milk, meat that provided even shade during long travels. people who traveled long distances in the sahara could be attacked by other wandering tribes, by thieves, and robbers. they could -- there could be sand storms. the livelihood of the people in that region who were traitors, -- traders depended very mu

he hasn't forgotten where he came from and often returns home to the persian gulf where the arabian peninsula feels nearer than tehran. here the many cultural influences of the countries along the silk road are still in evidence. that women wear color and the traditional face masks of arab iranians who live in the coastal region. but these people are poor they feel forgotten by their government and ignored by the rest of the world you see. razor uses his celebrity to organize aid projects here on homo's island enlisting the help of other artists from across the country. we have always been very active here but it's not about self promotion we've organized cultural festivals to attract more tourism to harm us to provide the locals with an income so they can happen up to eat so that they don't have to resort to smuggling and risking their lives. riza takes us to meet a friend of his family a fisherman. his generation sacrificed their youth their families for this country they lived through the revolution and the iran iraq war when they came home they wanted to work so they did what they'd alway

fabrics to the arabian peninsula and smuggling cigarettes back to iran. eventually he was caught and served a lengthy jail sentence for smuggling they arrest a few poor people and then brand everyone in the south as smugglers of course smuggling is an issue but now there are sanctions against the oil trade and life will become even harder people here need to look after themselves and think about the future we have to come up with something you know. very well thought of a jumble. but fishing is the only job he's ever known. he only sells the best of the catch and keeps the rest for his family. today he sells just two hundred fifty grams of king prawns. today was terrible. i've even had to pay for fuel out of my own pocket. but still i'm grateful that i wasn't through. wal-mart you know when they go if the government would pay a bit more attention to this region then a miracle could happen. i'm serious. people here in the south are very hospitable despite the poverty. there is amazing heritage here and they look after it well. that's something that's wonde

risk of one or 2 showers a bit further towards the south and that's plenty of cloud over the arabian peninsula at the moment that cloud has given us a few outbreaks of rain the most loyal of them have been over parts of a man and actually sticking around as we head through the next few days so there's always the risk of seeing one or 2 more showers there showers also extend down through parts of yemen so here there's also a very violent thunderstorms at the moment down towards the southern parts of africa or there's more showers here too mostly i have parts of mozambique and into tanzania and through madagascar rids well towards the south are more in the way of dry weather here plenty of dry weather elsewhere to know that when we cape town there a maximum temperature on wednesday just of 18 degrees. the u.s. acting secretary defense reiterate washington does not want war with the broader defense the military buildup in the middle east as a deterrent. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. anger in to the nation's capital after incumbent president joke of it was de

risk of one or 2 showers a bit further towards the south and that's plenty of cloud over the arabian peninsula at the moment that cloud has given us a few outbreaks of rain the most loyal of them have been over parts of oh man and actually sticking around as we head through the next few days so there's always the risk of seeing one of the timor showers there showers also extend down through parts of yemen so here there's also a very violent thunderstorms at the moment down towards the southern parts of africa or there's more showers here today mostly i have parts of mozambique and into tanzania and through madagascar words well towards the south a more in the way of dry weather here plenty of dry weather elsewhere to note that will make a ton there a maximum temperature on wednesday just of 18 degrees. in ways. one and. now settled in towns and villages. but many are unregistered and invisible. 6 boards and to go one of the citizen soldiers here on. the way to. work out i'm going person is going to. stay clear in lebanon. are not just iraq. welcome back let's update your top stories for you so

chance of water to shallowest around the gulf of a little more cloud in place before much of the arabian peninsula as it should be sticking hot and dry 40 to 43 celsius here in doha light winds it should feel quite pleasant if a little on the tasty side over the next couple of days meanwhile this is southern africa dry here as well lots of sunshine around some showers around the mozambique channel but for much of southern africa it is dry fine and sunny. an investigation into the real powers that control the world health organization their obligation to their shareholders completely overwhelms any consideration of public health can they be trusted with building a healthier future if their loyalty becomes questionable. h one n one push isn't getting much if they can't thank you now they w o u s s cast who says don't trust that you trust who our knowledge is the. ok let's recap your top stories for you so far this hour israel is facing an unprecedented 2nd election this year after the prime minister benjamin netanyahu failed to form a coalition government before a midnight deadline that's happened j

between the saudidi led forces and the houthi insurgents has actually helped al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula, also known as aqap, and isis yemen branch, to quote, deepen their inroads, deepen their inroads across much of the country, close quote. so no, involvement in yemen is far from being in the best interest of the nine states, madam president. not in the slightest. not even by a shred. and every day it only becomes clearer and clearer the saudi arabia is not an ally that deserves our unwavering, unflinching, unquestioning support and military intervention. unsecured,when our the security of the american people on u.s. soil, is not on the line. last october the was of course the killing of jamal khashoggi. in february at report cannot suggesting that the united arab emirates have actually transferred american-made weapons to al-qaeda and other military groups. in other words, the saudi-led coalition is possibly giving our own weapons in violation of our own end-user agreement with them. to get to the very terrorist groups we are trying to fight, the very terrorist groups that oppose of t

dinosaur growls] [dinosaur squawks] [squawks] smith: it was sea, not sand, that dominated the arabian peninsulathe time of the dinosaurs. if you could have been there, and if you'd watched closely, you would have witnessed the secret to how our modern 21st century was born.

chance of water to shallowest around the gulf of a little more cloud in place before much of the arabian peninsula as it should be sticking hot.

i think despite the bombastic and belligerent tones from some capitals on the arabian peninsula or these of iran i think they need to realize that a large scale military conflict would be too costly for them as well and as we can see you know from the recent attack on the tankers in for jr so i think you know restraint is needed and. i don't think that you know that those capitals would really wish for any kind of large scale mage conflict if at all in their job thank you for talking to our jazeera. now palestinians are going to take part in a conference about their future organized by donald trump's son in law jared cushion is expected to unveil the u.s. presidents a long awaited blueprint for palestine and israel in bahrain next month events expected to raise tens of billions of dollars for investment in the occupied west bank and gaza but the palestinian prime minister says they haven't been consulted about the conference mohamad chatah it says any u.s. plan would probably favor israel and be financial blackmail for palestinians where you are going to. use the cabinet stresses that it

there to couple around 22 degrees possibility of one or 2 showers into the eastern side of the arabian peninsula over the next day or so is a little cosimo humid here in doha temperatures around $3435.00 degrees right today to come on sunday strong price of course much of southern africa we have got a little bit of cloud just creeping towards the western cape towards the southern capers we make our way through sunday before much of the region plenty of sunshine to come to be a few showers into that eastern side of zambia but the west the weather will be across southern parts of tanzania this weekend. sweden has his her. northern iraq his timeline. from which. camera in hand he retired. to film his tiny taste to run. a story soon transformed by a chance encounter. the gal who saved my life i witnessed documentary on mount is here. to take a look at the top stories here. and there strike by the syrian government on live has killed several civilians the attack happened as the u.n. a chief warned his worst fears are being realized in the west and syria where the government and its allies are attacki

friday looks the drive of the to the northeast corner still getting the heaviest of the rain the arabian peninsula still cloud around which by the end today could produce a shower too in the mountains in western society or northern otherwise is dry. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of all the lies. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. witness al-jazeera the subject of more than half a dozen investigations around why. the buildings stone from an agent's open world one on one east investigate how the nation's coffers rule on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories european nations of warned against further escalation after your rounds decision to stop selling enrich uranium and heavy water and its threat to step up production of both tehran has given the remaining signatories of the twenty fifty nuclear agreement sixty days to keep their promises to protect its oil and banking sectors from u.s. sanctions they have been fistfights between some members of sudan's opposition during a meeting of the coalition in the capital khartoum this w

coniston lossie dry the odd right shower possibility in kabul struck us pakistan is dry crossed the arabian peninsula perhaps a little bit of cloud cross at least inside of saudi arabia i suspect here because we will stay fine and dry temperatures at around thirty six maybe thirty seven great in hundred feet that way and the wind blowing through the gulf just starting to ease off as we go through the next couple days some places say because signs of the rains easing off across northern parts of mozambique over the next couple of days still a few showers in place as we go through thursday friday looks a little more promising brought the skies here at wetter weather just pushing up into the southern parts of towns and the course much of southern africa is looking fine dry and sunny. all of you changed since you were serving. in the lives of the children of the party to the twenty one year story reflecting your history as dramatic social and political. zero. you're watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories they've been running battles between supporters of venezuela's opposition l

into saturday before the towards the south and there's actually a fair amount of cloud over the arabian peninsula at the moment too and it is a little bit humid now here in doha that's why the temperatures aren't quite as high as they have been so around 36 degrees will be the maximum on friday and saturday further towards the south it won't be that whole insula and that's due to more humidity here we'll get to around $32.00 down towards the southern parts of africa generally speaking a good deal of dry weather to be found here looks like antenna to revoke will be getting to around 25 degrees in that sunshine but of cloud around the durban area just hamper the sunshine a little bit 23 will be our maximum but a bit further towards the west it'll be a lot cooler for us in cape town will get to just 20. in 20080 documented a groundbreaking ski. preparing some of india's poorest children for entry into its toughest universities. 10 years on we return to see how the students and the scheme helping change the face of india. super 30 on al-jazeera. take a look at the top stories here. president trump's

into the high thirty's for some locations well across parts of the middle east and into the arabian peninsula we are looking at temperatures into the high thirty's here for doha at $38.00 over here towards $36.00 really not seeing too much of a change in terms of temperature but for yemen of course we have been dealing with some flash flooding and more rain is coming into play if a son of their with the temps are there of about 21 degrees to the north the red is going to be quite warm at 40 and over here towards medina a nice day if you have $42.00 degrees. yugoslavia disintegrated descended on its inhabitants. amidst the death and destruction created a peaceful microcosm for boys whose fathers faced each other in battle episodes through your football rebels enters the world of footballing legend push each. when from coaching boys football to teaching young men. push each of the siege of sarajevo on al-jazeera. how again i'm. reminded of the news this hour the white house has moved to bypass congress to sell billions of dollars in arms to allies in the middle east the us secretary of state sa

mania maybe using across into georgia as well must see a spot sorts of right see just around the arabian peninsula even here in kos with this area cloud spots of rain a possibility when the going on into cheese day temperatures at about thirty six thirty seven maybe thirty celsius as we go through chase a bit by lots of warm sunshine coming through and also sunshine to south africa southern africa is generally settled and dries to the few showers that's northern parts of mozambique in drift away as we go through cheese day looking at the tanzania. story of one of the most successful p.r. campaigns in the us. study after study has demonstrated that israeli perspective dominated american media coverage what part of this can you get through your thick head hamas a terrorist organization the only thing that you're going to say is what we want and if you don't say it we're not to let you speak it would be very hard for ordinary americans to know that they're being deceived the occupation of the american mind on al-jazeera. again you're watching i do see a reminder of our top stories this hour ceasefire

north of the country might just catch one or two showers chance of one of two showers into the arabian peninsula over the next day or so send flowers to saudi arabia to capture your chair cloud does talk this way down towards doha but will be lossy dry here for the weekend. fly qatar airways and experience economy class like never before qatar airways going places together. welcome back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera the trade war between the world's two top economies is escalating hours after chinese goods were hit with hundreds of millions of dollars in u.s. ties negotiators from the two sides have met again in washington but the talks have quickly broken up with a chinese negotiating team leaving shortly after it arrived a saudi ship which was due to load weapons in france has sailed without its cargo a recent online investigative website published leaked french military intelligence that showed weapons sold to the saudis were being used against civilians in the war in yemen and protesters in sudan are defying forty five degree heat to continue their five week long sittin at army he

have risen for us and that cloud have disappeared but it's not disappeared completely from the arabian peninsula the still a great deal of it towards the southwest in parts of saudi arabia and into the northern parts of yemen now looks fairly innocuous really on our satellite picture looks fairly feeble but it has given us in fairly heavy downpours some places reporting nearly 90 millimeters of rain and actually for this city we normally expect only around 20 millimeters in the entire month so we're seeing far more than we should do at this time of year plenty about what weather has been pouring down the mountain sides and heading towards the sea so we're seeing scenes like this through some of the villages clearly this is a part that's designed to see the water to let the water go through the city but still quite impressive to see it at this time of year and it looks like we're going to see more showers as we head through the next few days again in that same region i think is where we're going to see the worst of it so the northwestern parts of yemen and across into the southwestern parts of sa

towards our math a pakistan stay strong and sunny it stays dry and sunny to across much of the arabian peninsula brought to skies now some parts of saudi arabia who are its chance of catching the around the southern end of the red sea but for many it will be settled and sunny 40 in riyadh here in doha will touch around 37 celsius over the next couple of days plenty of hazy sunshine feminism should see way into southern africa mozambique could still see a few showers into those central areas on friday and also into west sassed a further south as the warm sunshine coming back in cape town with a top temperature of 23. once and. no settled in towns and villages. but many are unregistered and invisible. boards and. citizen. meets the great people. work overtime going into tomorrow. that is 0. hello again i'm. reminded of the news this hour rendered modi's b j p policy has been reelected with a massive landslide win in the parliamentary election but he told supporters in new delhi that he's got a mandate to build a new india. the trumpet ministration is being accused of trying to bypass a congression

stakes for all players internationally given how much oil transits this artery separating the arabian peninsula from iran but i think there's no doubt that you're going to see. many voices not only in formal media but also in social media trying to spin this episode to further their own narratives in their own interests during this very sensitive period of time. the commander of iran's elite military units the revolutionary guard says that the united states does not have the ability to wage war against his country he also described the deployment of extra u.s. warships and find the aircraft in the region and psychological warfare the pentagon says iranian aggression is the reason why it did so the increased u.s. military presence was discussed in the iranian parliament on sunday president hassan rouhani the unity in the face of pressure that he calls unprecedented ravi has more now from terror. while it is a matter of routine for the new head of the islamic revolutionary guard corps to address iranian members of parliament and answer their questions major general hussein salome's turn comes at

it to tumble not to and also into carola what it says showers to into southern parts of the arabian peninsula but for much of the region it's fine dry and getting hotter. the pollution is palpable. delis shares the symptoms of many modern metropolis but its unique features have been gotten a crisis. people in power investigates the toxic mix feeding the city's invisible killer and asks why more is not being done to relieve its citizens to these deadly air on a jersey. again you're watching i was in a reminder of our top stories this hour 2 day strike is underway across sudan protest leaders trying to pressure the military there to start a new round of talks for civilian government. troops in serbia been put on a high alert that's off the coast of our police made several arrests in the north of the territory that's dominated by serbs. european leaders are meeting in brussels to talk about the new people they want to fill the unions top jobs the leaders of france and germany a carly at all odds over who should be the next president of the european commission. in brazil dozens of prisoners have

around twenty one degrees celsius meanwhile it'll be a little cooler across northern parts of the arabian peninsula here in kata thirty six celsius winds coming in from the from the se from the gulf so that's just picking those temperatures back it'll feel a little more humid but it should be largely dry over the next day or so you can see it should also wanted to show was there into central areas of saudi arabia i was towards the red sea you much just catch here which possibly put it down into that western side of yemen. the subject of more than half a dozen investigations around blocks. of dogs stone from major sovereign wealth one o one east investigate how the nation's coffers grew up on al-jazeera and this was different not said whether someone is going for someone of a red spot but that's not a weenie trick i think it's how you approach an individual and as it is a certain way of doing it you can't just barge in and get a story and fly out. world goes on an incredible journey through firsthand accounts and the extraordinary archive footage to the cities of palestine as they were before nine h

stakes for all players internationally given how much oil transits this artery separating the arabian peninsula from iran according to iraqi officials they are conducting an investigation by cooperating with international authorities as they do so hopefully that investigation will give us some more concrete information about what took place but i think there's no doubt that you're going to see. many voices not only in formal media but also in social media trying to spin this episode to further their own narratives in their own interests during this very sensitive period of time. well the incident comes as relations between iran and the us deteriorate even further a senior commander in iraq revolutionary guard has described a u.s. aircraft carrier and waters near the country as a target not a threat and a major general hussein tsunami said to the u.s. it doesn't have the ability to wage war against iran and he has dismissed the deployment of more u.s. warships in the gulf as psychological warfare and again says increasing iranian aggression is the reason for sending its u.s. 5th fleet to the mid

it's a tumble now day and also into carola what it's for showers to into southern parts of the arabian peninsula but for much of the region it's fine dry and getting hotter. what is left of the vast indigenous knowledge that colonize ation of the americas has assaulted for centuries to amateur astronomers embark on a journey of discovery and reach a remote village in mexico's mayan region but who has more to learn about the ways of the world a route through mexico is contemporary wreckage and its mystical past we'll find out glances on al-jazeera. hello again this is al jazeera live from doha let's remind you of the main news this hour european leaders are meeting in brussels to talk about the new people but they want to fill the unions top jobs the leaders of france and germany are at odds over who should be the next president of the european commission. a 2 day nationwide strike is underway and saddam protest protest leaders are trying to pressure the military to start a new round of talks for civilian government. about al jazeera journalist marco to say it is back in prison in egypt early day

the potential to spark a shower too seems unlikely so to do in the next day or so and over the arabian peninsula therefore make the skies gray northern side look at the tempest the south up to the low forty's now from mecca high thirty's to doha as an example in and in amman rather forty mark as well and a hint of the breeze coming in from the southwest now you're notice this isn't the monsoon coming in but that's what you would look for to have to watch it so humidity is relatively high now temperatures are rising this is approaching proper hot complements of summer in southern africa has been reason require recently can't stay that way for long cape town's singing creasing clad in occasional showers but to the east you look all right. sponsored. i mean you want to get down to the nitty gritty of reality whether online and you have a male chauvinist and that is clashed with in our global federation and it is really hard to get a piece of that or if you join at sunset. they can speak up their mind this is a dialogue everyone has a voice to talk to us and i live you to chat and you too can be a m

the potential to spark a shower too seems unlikely so to do in the next day or so and over the arabian peninsula therefore make the skies great northern saudi but look at the tempest decide not the low forty's now from mecca high thirty's to doha as an example in london a man read about the forty mark as well and a hint of the breeze coming in from the southwest now you're notice this isn't the monsoon coming in but that's what you would look for to to watch it so humid. temperatures are rising this is approaching proper hot couple of months of summer. in southern africa has been reason require recently can't stay that way for long cape town's sydney creasing clad in occasional showers but to the east you look all right. on counting the cost this week trump gambles the world economy all shutting down iran's ability to sell oil an indestructible phone screen of chinese tech giants of the f.b.i. sting. the inventor who suspects his technology was stolen counting the cost. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap the headlines now to reuters journalists jailed in myanmar have been rele

degrees as we head through the next few days so once the west stand for some of us across the arabian peninsula there still a fair amount of cloud most of that is in the northwestern parts of yemen and just sneaking into the southwest and parts of saudi seeing some heavy downpours here actually around 90 millimeters of rain in places away from where it's just hot now as you'd expect 39 it's a temperature. millions of dollars are being stolen in a scam that starts in the philippines and stretches across the globe what i want to eastgate is exclusive access to this come through on the world through a criminal turned whistleblower on al-jazeera. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of. inspiring documentaries from impassioned. witness on al-jazeera. the top stories on. iraq has spoken out against how the u.s. has treated its neighbor iran rocks foreign minister. approve of the unilateral actions against iran but it would like to mediate between the 2 countries voting is in its final stages throughout europe as the continent decides on the make up next parliament polls of close in germany were whe

through syria most to syria least bit inland it is hot once again of course dropping down into the arabian peninsula and temperatures here also the story forty two at doha but the same in mecca but this creeping cloud is of course the advancing monsoon structure yet hasn't done very much it will be increasing numbers of showers i suspect to somalia touched southern yemen as well but that's it so far salalah is still in the sunshine south of all this and you should be seeing dry weather now. almost all of sudden after that meant some big showers recently but in the forecast they are no more. i mean you want to get down to the nitty gritty the reality whether on line when you have a male chauvinist and that is change plans with the entire global federation it is really hard to get used to that pilot or if you join us on saturday people are free not to be helped they're mine this is a dialogue everyone has a voice to talk to us and i live here to chat and you too can be in the street join the global conversation on al-jazeera. a career reporting to the wound doing it here one journalist documents life

of bangladesh because a good part of a nepal chance of some wet weather to ensue parts of the arabian peninsula over the next couple of days 7 parts of saudi could see some plowed and right but it's fine i'm try kata. maria driven by poverty into prostitution and drugs as an early age now as a mother she's turning her life around with the help of the theater a group of colombian women fighting the challenges they face. is compelling series which showcases fresh filmmaking talent from around the globe find a lot in america presents acting lessons on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here on al-jazeera iranian president hassan rouhani has called the u.s. administration not just politicians with naive ideas the u.s. says it's strengthening its military presence in the region because of unspecified threats from iran. the british prime minister tourism a says m p's have been presenting our latest attempt to get the u.k. parliament to agree a deal on bragg's it includes the possibility of a 2nd referendum. was about to our top story now iraq's prime minister says he's sending

poor the way up to forty three to just very very hot for many of us here was a western for the arabian peninsula there's a good deal of cloud over saudi arabia and that's still going to be with us as we head through the day on wednesday here in doha the winds will be turning from the northwest and that should ensure the egg gets a little bit clearer not quite as hazy as it has been over the past few days. on council because this week trump gambles the world economy shutting down iran's ability to sell oil. indestructible phone screen of chinese tech giants of the f.b.i. state. will talk to the inventor who suspects his technology was stolen counting the cost although just zero. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here on the al-jazeera a cease fire to end the violence in the gaza strip and southern israel appears to be holding a deal followed three days of rocket attacks on gaza and israel strikes on the palestinian territories. said on the military council is expected to unveil a transition plan as protesters continue their demands for civilian rule the military and protest leaders ar

stakes for all players internationally given how much oil transits this artery us separating the arabian peninsula from iran but i think there's no doubt that you're going to see. many voices not only in the formal media but also in social media trying to spin this episode to further their own narratives in their own interests during this very sensitive period of time one of us president bill trumps top economic advisors has admitted american businesses will suffer from tariffs on chinese goods larry kudlow his comments contradict the mccrum saying that only china will feel the effects the u.s. raise tariffs on $200000000000.00 worth of chinese products to 25 percent on friday that's coincided with a failure by both sides to reach a deal in the latest round of talks aimed at resolving the trade dispute both sides will pay and these things and of course it was a tariff on goods coming into the country the chinese aren't paying no but the chinese will suffer g.d.p. losses and so forth with respect to a diminishing export market and goods to day may need for their own eyes astonishment got president

member states the blockade against qatar but there is also all conflict within the arabian peninsula there's a war in yemen there is issues with syria there are iraq and libya and so on and so you can't have one group standing against your own if you want to push back in. and this and this group is this united and this is this fragment it a final thought to you you touch briefly on it what about the war in yemen i mean clearly the military option has failed so how do you see a peaceful resolution for this crisis working and what role does mediation need to play there. there is no military solution to the warning him and i think this is an accepted truth that everybody believes and that i think also all time has thought of us that there is there is no winner in this in this war the suffering of the yemeni people with the suction that the woman has been exposed to all is beyond imagination the only way that through this conflict can be a result is the mediation and the only way that it can be done also is through all orderly functions to sit together across the table and negotiate a ma

think will get to $27.00 degrees a bit further towards the south of the some of us around the arabian peninsula this is still some cloud around particularly over the northwestern parts of yemen and into the southwestern parts of saudi arabia now this cloud is giving us some rain in fact some of us have reported nearly 90 millimeters of wet weather and that has always run down the mountain sides and you can see that water there just seeping through the town i think there will be some more showers as we head through the next few days and again some of them could turn out to be a little bit heavy here in doha though no major changes for us weather wise i think we'll get to around 39 or 40 degrees and still until we hear it at times for the southern parts of africa put a cloud there just getting into the southwest making things rather gray away for us in cape town that system is edging its way eastwards as we head into much. an investigation into the real powers that control the world health organization their obligation to their shareholders completely overwhelms any consideration of public health

have in fact probably has further destabilize the region has actually helped al qaeda in the arabian peninsula well senator bernie sanders said the u.s. should not be fighting two wars with saudi arabia we will not continue to fall out of follow their lead into disastrous military interventions like but supporters of the presidential veto insisted donald trump didn't need congressional approval for what we are doing however is providing limited non-combat support in the end the senate failed to overturn the presidential veto fully short by fourteen votes one former u.s. ambassador to yemen says the vote lays down a marker for the white house about future involvement demonstrates the rising level of frustration in the congress which is bipartisan as both democrats and republicans who are frustrated with the administration's position are the main conflict and frustrated with the support that the administration has for saudi arabia while the white house is skilled bike u.s. involvement under congressional pressure it's still facing questions about how far it's willing to go to back the saudi led

we could be seeing $44.00 or $45.00 which is to be expected it's a mostly dry picture in the arabian peninsula but not entirely in saudi arabia there are thunderstorms. as u.s. sanctions i levied against iran we lost we want him to mark this one on iraq's relations with its key trading partner will not be. against another of them and she. is deputy prime minister and will minister. with the knowledge is there a new yorkers are very receptive to al-jazeera because it is such an international city they're very interested in that global perspective that al-jazeera provides. hello again you're watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories u.s. china trade war is escalating beijing has just announced that on june 1st it will raise tabs on $60000000000.00 worth of american goods that is in response to the u.s. hiking tax on $200000000000.00 of chinese products on friday. the u.s. secretary of state might want paley's in brussels discussing iran with the european union leaders there insisting that the 2050 nuclear chord is the best way to stop the lies in middle east. and sweden ha

the northeast and in the eastern parts as we head into cheese day for the south and across the arabian peninsula the still a fair amount of cloud that's going to stick around as we head through the day on monday rather gray rather hazy for many of us here one choose day it begins to break up we'll see the winds begin to work down from the northwest so here in doha hopefully the ash should begin to clear out a little bit so a lot of will still be humid though here will be getting to around thirty two degrees down towards the southern parts of africa and here there's a lot of dry weather around still some showers though for the northern policies of mozambique and up into parts of thames and he is still plaguing that area that was hit by all cyclamen still flooded in some regions more showers are expected to arrive in the next few days else weather largely fine and dry except along the south coast where more clout will make it. as we embrace new technologies really do we start to ask what is the price of this progress what happened was people started getting sick but there was a small group of peop

another weather system is making its way into the northwest giving us some heavy downpours for me arabian peninsula there's been a lot of cloud recently with that so now sinking towards the south you can see it here it could give us one or 2 showers around parts of the u.a.e. may begin to oman but i think most of them will be over parts of yemen and that area of cloud thins and works its way south was still as we head through friday that means here in doha it's just going to get off again with a top temperature. of around $39.00 and they further towards the south and we've got a few showers to watch out for some in parts of madagascar but i think as we head through the next few days we're going to see more of those showers and cause a mainland africa particularly over parts of mozambique hit they could be having. what is left of the vast indigenous knowledge that cone isolation of the americas has assaulted for centuries to amateur astronomers has embark on a journey of discovery and reach a remote village in mexico's mayan region but who has more to learn about the ways of the world a route throug

of russia so a lot of wet weather is likely here i mean for the towards the south and for the arabian peninsula the weather is coming down and it's also pretty hot for many of us now doha we see the temperatures up to thirty six degrees as we head into friday there is a little bit more cloud just around politics saudi arabia that is working its way eastwards and that will work its way towards doha towards cattle on saturday so be outside chance of a shower certainly looks like it's going to turn a bit more humid here in the day as we head for the south we've still got one or two showers with us in the northern parts of mozambique some of those again likely to be pretty heavy as we head through the next few days of course this is a region that was hit by also i claim those are also affecting us in tanzania as well but away from that there's a lot of dry following weather to be found and should get to around twenty seven degrees say one for us but not this one forcing cape town will be getting to seventy. a university degree to be a doctor or a teacher but without any study or exams one want to w

around $29.00 a bit further towards the south and we've also had a lot of cloud over policy arabian peninsula too in yemen this is what it looked like clearly a lot of rain has fallen there we've had a lot of thunder reactivity down towards the southwest in parts of the country and we've also had quite a few thunderstorms elsewhere out of this area of clouds here abu dabi de bar i we've both seen some heavy showers and we've seen plenty of them over parts of a man including muscat there i think as we head through the next few days is still a risk of seeing a few more showers and some of them again could turned out to be roll the heavy that have just sticking around really as we head through wednesday a bit further towards the south and things are generally looking a good deal dry ahead this is the parts of madagascar that we've been seeing a few showers we've also seen some clouds make its way over the southern parts of south africa for cape town where we will want to stay a maximum of 60. i never let it be i was born in the same year as this one voice i feel as though the state is my mother

and dry $24.00 celsius for beirut with plenty of sunshine is the plenty of sunshine across the arabian peninsula but somewhat the cloud there into central parts of saudi arabia might just squeeze out one of 2 spots of right 38 in doha 40 back to around 36 on sunday i think by sunday that when starting to pick out so the possibility little bit will lift that dust and sand by and large pretty much dry for the most part dry for the most part too across southern africa we have got one of 2 showers just pushing up towards the northeast of mozambique southern areas of tanzania the heaviest rain will be into tanzania and the designs to the south of that is fine and dry. on counting the cost from union leader to business magnate can still run a post a turnaround a troubled south african economy as india's economy turns out a new breed of tech savvy overborne now as we find out why the benefits of growth not reaching everyone counting the cost of energy. amidst destruction and despair a group of friends resist. rescuing books from the rubble they build a refuge for freedom and democracy. a secret library

we could be seeing $44.00 or $45.00 which is to be expected it's a mostly dry picture in the arabian peninsula but not entirely in saudi arabia there are thunderstorms. on counting the calls from union leaders to a business magnate can still run a post a turnaround a troubled south african economy as india's economy shows out a new breed of tech savvy old for now as we find out why the benefits of growth not reaching everyone counting the cost on a. new yorkers are very receptive to al jazeera because it is such an international city they are very interested and that global perspective that al-jazeera provides . watching al-jazeera let's take a look at the top stories right now former sudanese president omar al bashir is being charged for killing protesters prosecutor general made that announcement comes as security forces in the capital are facing new allegations of using excessive force this time against protesters in the north of khartoum. china says it's raising tariffs on $60000000000.00 worth of u.s. imports starting june 1st it's in response to the trumpet ministrations decision on frid