and their very whole picture across much of the middle east and the arabian peninsula we have seen some towns streaming to the whole country working its way into northern sections all. tuckey this gave rise to this amazing picture coming out of istanbul on sunday that very low lying clouds meanwhile you had farther to the south into amman in jordan and it's about the temperatures and the heat how much is a reach around 39 degrees that was slightly the high that it reached on sunday and the jordanian metal for the same 10 degrees above the average for this time of year it has going to stay very holds throughout much of the eastern med and again of course across much of the arabian peninsula quite a bit bubbling up through choose to our wednesday 3 will central western areas of saudi this could certainly kick us in sand and thus the winds are fairly strong and at the same time we could just see a stray shower or thunderstorm but becoming fairly extensive into iran as the day progresses meanwhile down into southern africa most u.k. skies across the south and that has given rise to a beauti

it has further degraded the capabilities of al qaeda on the arabian peninsula. >> at this stage, in termsour exploitation of the information on his phones, we have not identified any current threat here in the u.s. or current operative here in the u.s. based on that information. this is an ongoing investigation. there are questions based on the information we now have that we would like to have been able to ask all of the people he was associating with while he was here. more to come on that. >> we will take one more question. >> you mentions president trump specifically got in touch with tim cook at apple. that did not seem to do anything. do you feel like apple is moving the needle at all or, obviously i want you -- you want this to be a good conclusion or it will be a standstill for years to come. that apple hasn moved the needle or is willing to move the needle. this is not a unique situation. that ifes frequently couldd out in the market create dangers to public safety. normally what we do in that not leavece is we do the decision up to the business. if we feel that it will cause har

who killed 3 people on a military base in florida last year had links with al qaida and the arabian peninsula also says it has been able to access his phone despite a lack of support from apple. libya's u.n. recognize government says it has retaken control of a key airbase all what t.o. was being used as will leave from afghans headquarters in the west of the. france and germany a joint be proposing a relief fund worth over $540000000000.00 to help your recover from the pen demick their leaders held a video conference to discuss the initiative on monday the proposal suggests the bloc borrowed funds together there have been differences in europe over how to push forward with an economic relief plan. across the natasha butler is live for us in paris to tell us more about this proposal and how it's likely to be received among a huge part of. yes the leaders of france and germany proposing that the e.u. launch a $500000000000.00 euro or about $545000000000.00 recovery fund for the blog now what the chancellor of germany in the presence of france said was that this money could be used by different

and their very whole picture across much of the middle east on the arabian peninsula we have seen some trials steaming to the whole country working its way into northern sections of turkey this gave rise to this amazing picture coming out of istanbul on sunday that very low lying clouds me while you had farther to the south into amman in jordan and it's about the temperatures and the heat. around 39 degrees that was slightly the high that it reached on sunday on the jordanian metal 10 degrees above the average for this time of year it has going to stay very holds throughout much of the eastern med and again of course across much of the arabian peninsula quite a bit of bubbling up through choose to our wednesday 3 will central western areas of saudi this could certainly. the winds are fairly strong and at the same time we could just see a stray shower or thunderstorm but becoming fairly extensive into iran as the day progresses meanwhile down into southern africa mostly skies across the south and what has given rise to a beautiful sunset certainly in cape town time which is actually on

contained information previously unknown to us that definitively establishes his ties to the arabian peninsula. we have a clearer understanding of his associations and activities in the years, months, and days leading up to the attack. the information from the phones has already proved invaluable in protecting the american people. a counterterrorism operation targeting an operative, one of the overseas associates, was recently conducted in yemen. we will not hesitate to act against those who harm americans. i would like to turn the podium over to director wray who will provide further information and an update on the fbi's investigation. >> thank you. i deeply appreciate your leadership for the fbi both in our relentless fight against terrorism and our drive to obtain vital evidence we need to protect the american people. we are here today because of a tragic reminder on how grave, how imminent, the terrorism threat still is. al qaeda's murder of three people and wounding of eight others in america, as the attorney general described, through skill and determination the men and women of the fbi

powerswhich colonial reached into the arabian peninsula and regulated the pilgrimage to mecca, the most sacred event in the faith. we see a reluctance to come to terms with that history in the talking points they put out. but interestingly, most western observers who have run op eds about it being postponed or its potential have taken the saudi talking points generally without , i suspect, without reading the original arabic communications and just digested all that information without checking. there are lots of errors that have been imported into our understanding of this in the last couple of weeks. i spent some time working on a piece to call balls and strikes on this and adjudicate what is going on. i think that is one role where we can have an impact, is to come behind and correct the record when journalists make some of these mistakes. think that humanists definitely have a role to play across the board. i want to echo both comments that it is never a one-to-one comparison. there is no place that is more true than when people were working with completely different ideas about how

hello there plenty of warm air in place across much of the arabian peninsula all hussein want to show you can see a very widely scattered throughout much of turkey what we have out of the last few days isn't pretty good play conditions for the east and all the mad so is the skies in beirut i say clear conditions you can see some 80 dogs threatening clouds above there but it's the warm and for most part it has been sunny people even into the mediterranean sea but there is more rain on the way through choose a little of low pressure this will roll its way through tools the eastern end of the med that will bring the showers later in the day more rain across into the fall south and west of yemen and we could all this area of cloud here we could see one or 2 scottish thunderstorms but it's a warm day on tuesday 41 in baghdad 40 celsius in kuwait and then that rain to the roll through turkey it does really become havea more developed some works its way through northern areas of iraq and iran as we head through the middle of the week and again those showers and thunderstorms still in the 4 c

the 4 calls in the southwest of the arabian peninsula and then plenty of thunderstorms across areas of the southern africa most of the south africa the rain as we go through tuesday is generally going to be anywhere really from cameroon and around the coast we have got more heavy rain across coastal areas the tanzania and then wednesday heavy rains through the d.l.c. but warm and dry and cape town with a high the 26. on counting the cost famines of biblical proportions the coronavirus is at the end of the global economy so what does that. 4 brits and 5 plus grants or loans as italy and spain easter lockdowns can be you're great at times on a trillion girl rescue. cutting the cost on al-jazeera. play an important role tempting it would. hello again you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour the search for a coronavirus vaccine has received a significant financial boost dozens of countries have pledged $8000000000.00 to speed up or such the u.s. china and russia did not take. the trumpet ministration is projecting coronavirus deaths in the u.s. will reach 3000 a d

hello that's a very well weather conditions across the arabian peninsula to the north has seen rather unsettled conditions a massive cloud as you can see and look at this cloud here clearing away from george now that brought a severe storm with it look at this is actually time lapse video so it shows a storm coming in very very rapidly it wasn't quite that quick but down on the ground this is waltz it actually looked like that we've got these very very strong winds really blowing that rain so actually quite dangerous visibility extremely poor but the good news is that that system has cleared well out of the picture so through thursday dry bright clear conditions we've got this line of cloud further to the south across arabian peninsula this may well again just be wanted to showers maybe a scout of the storm but the winds are going to change in direction so sunday by friday coming down from the north it should feel a little bit better that freshman cooler even so 34 on a very warm 40 celsius across into dubai now the rains very heavy cool seasonal rain throughout much of central africa

and and john a pretty well across much of the middle east on the arabian peninsula but the one area watching very closely is this now this is a typical stebbins has already been sitting very close to that portion of amman for over 24 hours and this is already some of the results of that even though the heavy rain really has yet to come on shore this is a river that's basically bust its banks we've seen pictures of flooding in the streets so the winds and with this is not yet defined as a tropical storm but what we will see is very heavy rain throughout sunday and the system then could well take a turn as you can see tools the west and that means it will push the heavy rain across into yemen but it will continue to be some very heavy amounts of rain we could see another 400 millimeters of rain to the north of there we have got to play conditions a little bit breezy setting the thames a cool typically in the mid forty's 45 in baghdad and very hot 47 celsius in kuwait meanwhile to save a system to the south working its way through monday into those eastern areas of yemen and then down into sout

into sunday and monday as well but beyond that it's a very dry picture of course struck the arabian peninsula van't iran and beyond that temps of course are rising 44 in baghdad 41 in doha that's been a humid picture from the gulf states the breeze increasing we've already we do see vittie if not the temperature anything up to half a meter of rain could come out of this tropical depression as it comes into southern amman and yemen but as precise details are still low available want to watch for you that that's the line of action and that really is the incoming monsoons and it's the monsoon winds and therefore rain the promptings of these cycles but it means it's now much drier in the horn of africa right that when the showers beyond the coast for kenya or tanzania there are a few further inland as you can see and they'll be repeated every day the coastal braze is a fairly strong one and if you're wrong if you're in for example the spice island it's probably unpleasant. for. a tsunami of mud there a 16 indonesian infinity's submerging the homes and livelihoods of 60000 people. is laid to let t

the al qaeda in the arabian peninsula leader in contact with the saudi pilot was abdullah al malachi. we have since learned that the handler was killed in u.s.-led operation and it's not clear if today's attack in texas is linked. sources tell fox the shooter in texas today had lots of ammunition and it took about five hours to get the body because local authorities thought he might have been wearing a suicide belt and called the bomb squad. >> bret: jennifer, thank you. the president says he believes one more stimulus bill may be necessary to help the country economically from the coronavirus. he says today if the virus does emerge for a second wave, he may not emerge again. the job so almost 200 million more workers applying for first-time unemployment benefits. still it appears the majority of the company is not yet sold on the easing of the coronavirus restrictions, to rescue a flailing economy and the poll indicates 55% of those responding feel the nation should wait, even if it hurts the bottom line. 34% want things open now even if the virus persists. correspondent david's bond

unknown to us that definitively establishes alstom ronnie's significant ties to al qaeda in the arabian peninsula not only before the attack but before he even arrived in the united states we now have a clear understanding of associations and activities in the years months and days leading up to his attack indeed the information from the phones has already proved invaluable in protecting the american people a counterterrorism operation targeting a q a p operative. one of these overseas associates was recently conducted in yemen we will not hesitate to act against those who harm americans i would now like to turn to turn the podium over to director ray who will provide further information and an update on the f.b.i.'s investigation. thank you 1st let me say i deeply appreciate the attorney general's leadership and support for the f.b.i. both in our relentless fight against terrorism and in our drive to obtain the vital evidence we need to protect the american people we're here today because of a tragic reminder of just how grave how imminent the terrorism threat still is and al qaeda in the arabia

that came out of the arabian peninsula.nd me, fareed, who was the head of the cia and state department during the time when this 9/11 scale attack happened? it was mike pompeo. there's a lot of distraction going on here. >> hold those thoughts. we'll take a break and when we come back we'll talk about the open skies agreement, the united states pulled out of one more international agreement. we'll explain why. no uh uh, no way come on, no no n-n-n-no-no only discover has no annual fee on any card. the coronavirus continues to affect us all, and we are here, actively supporting you and your community. every day, we're providing trusted information from top health experts...sharing tools to help protect families from fraud... and creating resources to support family caregivers everywhere. as always, you can count on aarp to advocate for you and your family. join us and stay connected at aarp.org/coronavirus confident financial plans, calming financial plans, complete financial plans. they're all possible with a cfp® professio

hello there plenty of warm air in place across much of the arabian peninsula to the north hussein wantto shout very widely scattered throughout much of turkey what we have heard of the last few days is some pretty good clear conditions to the east and of the mad so is the skies in beirut i say clear conditions you can see some fairly dog threatening clouds above there but it's a warm and for most thought it has been sunny people even into the mediterranean sea but there is more rain on the way throughout she's a little pressure this will roll its way through towards the eastern end of the med that will bring the showers later in the day more rain across into the far south and west of yemen and we could all this area of cloud here we could see one or 2 scottish isles and thunderstorms but it's a warm day on tuesday 41 in baghdad 40 celsius in kuwait and that rain to the. all through turkey it does really become havea more developed some works its way through northern areas of iraq and iran as we head through the middle of the week and again there are. 4 calls in the southwest of the ara

phone, they were able to carry out earlier this month a strike in -- against al qaeda in the arabian peninsulable to kill a top operative, a top leader of that group. and, again, this is the first directed foreign terrorist attack on u.s. sale since 9/11. it's hard to believe all these many years there have been many attacks but this is the first one that succeeded. >> the fbi is frustrated that apple refused to help them unlock the phone, the attacker's phone. of course we understand trying to balance privacy concerns, but when a terror attack is involved, why won't apple help investigators? >> well, i think this is why the attorney general yesterday said, alisyn, that they're now going to seek legislation to try to force tech companies like apple to be able to answer these subpoenas, to be able to help law enforcement get into these phones. and to be clear, apple did provide some of the icloud information to the fbi. the fbi was able to reconfigure one of the phones that the attacker was table to shoot iabt into one of these phones. he's chris ray talking a little bit about what he believes.

that definitively establishes alshamrani significant ties to al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. not only before the attack. but before he even arrived in the united states. >>if the suspect was directed or trained by al qaeda that would be the first deadly attack in the u.s. by a foreign terrorist organization since 9.11. let's switch things up now and talk about our forecast as we take a live look outside at a very cloudy san francisco in the embarcadero scattered showers throughout the day today. let's check in now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow working from home can hear me now. >>yes, i sure yeah okay, you know what it turned out to be really fascinating day we have the showers overnight last night and then you know a lot all of a sudden things cleared out for the better part of the day but then you get that afternoon heating in that sunshine. it's getting very very active out there right now you can see the very latest on the doppler radar in the rotation of the clouds rolling on through all those thunderstorms firing up around uh parts of the south bay and al

show he became radicalized as far back as 2015 and discussed tactics with the al qaeda in the arabian peninsula and quote good-byes to family members and a final will. >> we know enough to see him for a determined huap terrorist that spent years preparing to attack us. >> reporter: u.s. officials say information from the phones led to a recent strike targeting an aqap terrorist in yemen but it took the fbi four months to unlock his phones and tonight, ray and attorney general william barr say apple refused to help costing valuable time. they say apple intentionally makes a product that can't be opened with a court order. >> apple's decision has dangerous consequences for the public safety and national security, and is in my judgment unacceptable. >> reporter: the fbi said apple provided effectively no help and gave all the data it had but letting someone other than the user unlock the phone would be vulnerable to bad actors lester >> pete williams, thanks. >>> there is bipartisan out cry after president trump fired another independent watchdog scrutinizing his administration andrea mitchell in

that is eastern africa and parts of asia and the arabian peninsula. they have 70% of that budget.efully that will prevent the worse. otherwise, there is also a lot happening with in terms of trying to prevent food insecurity due to corona outbreak in the economic downturn in the countries. hopefully, they will be able to combine these efforts and basically feed people who have either lost their crops or do not have enough money to buy them anymore at the moment. >> thank you for that. in nairobi. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. we start in iraq with me new protest days after the appointment of a new prime minister. demonstration first erupted last year. one of the first acts in office was to order the release of antigovernment protesters from prison. iran's state minister says that a missile launch till 19 sailors aboard a warship. the friendly fire was reported in the gulf of oman. to brazil where the coronavirus pandemic has prompted civil servants to get creative with the services they offer grooms and brides, many of whom are deciding

hello the survey will weather conditions across the arabian peninsula to the north has seen rather unsettled conditions a massive cloud as you can see and look at this cloud here clearing away from george now that brought a severe storm with it look at this is actually time outs video so it shows a storm coming in very very rapidly it wasn't quite that quick but down on the ground this is waltz it actually looks like that we've got these very very strong winds a rainy blowing that rain so actually quite dangerous visibility extremely poor but the good news is that that system has cleared well out of the picture so through thursday dry bright clear conditions we've got this line of cloud further to the south across arabian peninsula this may well again just be one of 2 showers maybe a scout of the storm but the winds are going to change in direction so sunday by friday coming down from the north it should feel a little bit better that freshman cooler even so 34 on a very warm 40 celsius across into dubai now the rains very heavy cool seasonal rain throughout much of central africa but they've

and and john a pretty woman across much of the middle east on the arabian peninsula but the one area watching very closely is this now this is a has already been sitting very close to that portion of oman for over 24 hours and this is already some of the results of that even though the heavy rain really has yet to come on shore this is a river that's basically bust its banks we've seen pictures of flooding in the streets so the winds and with this is not yet defined as a tropical storm but what we will see is very heavy rain throughout sunday and the system then could well take a turn as you can see tools the west and that means it will push the heavy rain across into yemen but it will continue to be some very heavy amounts of rain we could see another 400 millimeters of rain to the north of there we have got to play conditions a little bit breezy such attempts to cool typically in the mid forty's 45 in baghdad and very hot 47 celsius in the save a system to the south working its way through monday into those eastern areas of yemen and then down into southern africa we've seen some f

officials say s a e ofcehoilled t ahree erican sailers in december worked withedl aqaarain ranenin arabian peninsulao plan the attack. the gunman's phone revealed the terror lk. apple was criticized for refusing to lock the device which investigators took months hack. the mayor of sao paulo in brazil h warned his city's health system is close to collapse. the country has the fourth hight number of cases in the world. and there's concern that many on social distancing. e this includes brazil' president. our south america correspondent reports. reporter: how many more people ve takhaoie d action? the message from one of sao paulo's biggest -- [indiscernible] -- marching to the governor's palace today, they tried their best toractice social distancing. feat in this poor a crowded neighborhood. my cooking pot's empty, shouts this man. people feel abandon by the government in their hour of need.enou. the pandemic has become more about politics and disease sao paulo's president has beee in quarantor two months now. there's no sign of it ending. the numbers keepe rising. ituation is still not under control

and what they found was that he was planning this attack with al qaeda in the arabian peninsula as fart 2015. that's when, according to the fbi, they have communications indicating that he was talking about a special operation. he joined the saudi military at that time and he continued communicating with them all the way up to the night before he carried out this attack. the attorney general and the fbi director talked about this. take a listen. >> the phones contained information previously unknown to us that definitively establishes his significant ties to al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. >> the evidence we've been able to develop from the killer's devices shows that the pensacola attack was the brutal culmination of years of planning and preparation by a long time aqap associate. >> some questions about the vetting about getting this man, before he was able to come into the united states to train at naval air station pensacola. alisyn. >> so, evan, law enforcement is frustrated that apple didn't help more with trying to get into the attacker's phone. but, as you point out, apple s

killed thre american sailers in december worked with al qaeda in the ain ran peninsula to -- arabian peninsulao plan the attack. th gunman's phone revead the terror lk. refusing to lock the device which investigators took months to hack. the mayor of sao paulo in brazil has warned his city's health system is close to the country has the fourth highest number of cases in the world. people are ignoring the rules razil'sal distancing.this inclub president. por south americaoron reporter how many more people have to die for the government to take action? the message from one of sao paulo's biggest [indiscernible] -- best to practice social distancing. no mean feat in this poor and crowded neighborhood. my cooking pot's empty, shouts this man. f heoplel abandon by the government in t hour of need. enough. the pandemic has become more about politics and disease. sao paulo's president has been in quarantin for two months now. there's no sign of it ending. the numbers keep rising. th s situation isll not under control. the expectation is that tougher belockdown measures wl brought in in the comin week

that definitively establishes alshamrani significant ties to al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. not only before the attack. but before he even arrived in the united states. >>if the suspect was directed or train, belkaid it would be the first deadly attack in the u.s. by a foreign terrorist organization since 9.11. coming up next the future in the fight against covid-19 might look a little bit for e learn about the latest trial under way that's looking the new house is amazing. so much character. original crown molding, walk in closets... we do have a ratt problem. ♪ round and round! ♪ with love we'll find a way, just give it time. ♪ at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. it does help us save. ♪ round and round! ♪ with love we'll find a way, just give it time. ♪ ♪ round and round! ♪ what comes around, goes around. ♪ for bundling made easy, go to geico.com that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep

back of course to 2018 when there are several cyclons are brought in very heavy rains to the arabian peninsula that started this this entire sequence of events since then of course there's been very very good rains and so this is in response to the rains the locus numbers have been breeding every 3 months there's a new generation there's a 24 increase and this is exponential so you can imagine after 9 months there's 8000 more times the number of locusts so this is why we have these enormous swarms large numbers of swarms in different countries so not only in india at the moment but they're coming from from different places of course what can the farmers do what can the farming companies do what can local and national governments do. but local and national governments particularly in india have been warned in advance they knew that this was about to come since january and we had predicted it would be coming just around the later parts of may early parts of june and what's different this year of course is that it came a little bit earlier than expected now since the beginning of the year state a

hello there dry dusty and warm across much of the arabian peninsula and indeed across much of the middle east not have much cloud in the last year as this is where we are all saying some stronger winds across central areas a saudi arabia maybe want to choose a working the way through northern areas of iran but a warm day interim with a high of 24 feeling pretty nice 25 in kabul 2 with a chance of a some rain showers elsewhere the time of his or of course a fairly well in this time of year 38 in doha and you notice the winds of course coming from the north they will be even stronger on wednesday so again an increased chance certainly into southern and central areas of iraq and down across much of the peninsula that we could have some blowing sand and plenty of rain through central africa and now we've got more of those rain showers continuing to plague coastal as the tanzanian across into kenya but eventually they do begin to pull away certainly by about wednesday but the rains remain very widely scattered but took quite heavy at times across other areas further to the west and in fact on

hello there plenty of hot and dry weather throughout much of the middle east on the arabian peninsula we have seen some trout in the last 2 hours across western as a society we have also seen wanted to show that really the bulk of the region is hot and dry and look at this because people are now flocking back to the beaches this is television and israel obviously the seas a fairly warm as well but the temperature has been reaching 38 celsius and it will stay at that sort of level over the next few days so a very nice rail to go and cool off in the water say through monday 38 injuries them as well as yes across in damascus and of course across the arabian peninsula very similar temperatures that will move out across into q 842 in a very hot day in baghdad at 43 and also actually on tuesday well that cloud bubbling up later today across central saudi some strong winds as well we could have some blowing sand and dust and of course we could also have an afternoon shower or thunderstorm plenty of those showers and thunderstorms across central areas of africa throughout monday a little syst

unknown to us that definitively establishes alshamrani's significant ties to al qaeda and the arabian peninsula reporter: barr said it took the f.b.i. four months to unlock the passwo >> unfortunately apple would not >> unfortunately apple would not help us unlock the phones. help us unlock the phones. >> reporter: apple insists it is not able to unlock password- protected phones. protected phones. reshamrani's phones revealed he first contacted al qaeda in 2015 first contacted al qaeda in 2015 and continued while he was and continued while he was attending flight school in the u.s. >> taking advantage of the information he acquired here to assess how many people he could try to kill. >> reporter: one of the operatives he communicated with has since been killed by a u.s. strike. david martin, cbs news, washington. >> o'donnell: we turn now to the f se of ahmaud arbery, the unarmed african american man who was shot and killed while out rgr a jog in his georgia neighborhood. tonight more surveillance video has surfaced from near the scene of the shooting. here's cbs's omar villafranca. >> reporte

throughout much of the middle east oppose the time of his high father to the south across the arabian peninsula and he seems a good case guys that he threw the eastern and all the mediterranean that does of course include lebanon so people asking about all these rocks is enjoying a very nice warm sunny day some top clouds overhead but it's just a fine and friday there is actually a system working its way through turkey now that could just bring some cloud across into lebanon maybe across into beirut but not really expectancy much in the way of rain further to the south we have got a cloud which could actually produce one or 2 shows even a scott a thunderstorm but it's a fairly calm picture as we go through friday and saturday the temperature is of course beginning to rise anyway this time of year and certainly on saturday the winds particularly strong through all central and northern areas assaad in across into iraq so that could also bring some sand and then down into southern africa the usual seasonal rains across the central areas have been very heavy let you cross the east coast as of towns

regions affected by by the locust invasion so that's eastern africa but also parts of asia and the arabian peninsula they've got about 70 percent of that budget so hopefully that will prevent the worst but otherwise there is also there's also a lot happening at the moment with in terms of trying to prevent the. food insecurity due to the corona outbreak due to the economic downturn. in the countries and hopefully they will be able to combine these efforts and and basically feed people who have either lost their crops or do not have enough money to buy them anymore at the moment thank you for that to be doubly correspondent. in nairobi. take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world now i will start in iraq where there have been there renewed antigovernment of protests just days after the appointment of a new prime minister mustapha our dini and demonstrations taking from him to government corruption 1st erupted in the country last year one of the music 1st at signal office was to order the release of anti-government protesters from prison. iran's state broadcaster sends a missil

hello there mostly care and a coal strike much of the middle east and the arabian peninsula want to bitsand pieces in the last year as at times of course this could generate some and even some thunderstorms but really the temperatures are very high at the moment look at this through saturday 38 in jerusalem 37 in damascus these how much in jerusalem getting 141213 degrees above the average for this time of year developing through western areas of the saudi this again could produce a shower even a thunderstorm and then elsewhere the winds a little bit like to say how much is certainly feeling very warm 43 and 37 across into. sunday not a great deal of change of warm in jerusalem damascus as well if you 9 again that is about 8 degrees above the average then down into southern africa plenty of rain throughout the central areas. but also that they were sunny across into kenya even somalia wanted to show but not as having a persistent as we have seen of late some showers through central and eastern i was in madagascar mostly fine and dry for the to the south into south africa and then through

we've got lots of dry weather across the arabian peninsula further north we have got some showers some long spells of rain to just spinning out of turkey well in parts of syria pushing into northern parts of iraq as well and easing over towards the caspian sea we'll see some showers since to afghanistan as we go on through saturday south of that it is generally dry some heat around dubai could touch 43 celsius so the numbers around here in doha a high for around 34 degrees although senshi little colder as we go on into sunday mostly want to show is just pushing into that eastern side of amman just around the straits of moose eastern areas of the u.a.e. could see a shower what's a chance of the art show once again into that western side of yemen joining up with the showers that we have across the ethiopian highlands of showers just joining up with the seasonal rains we have right into the heart of africa and we may well see some rather weather once again pushing up into northern parts of tanzania pushing into kenya a good part of kenya seeing some very heavy rain to keep your eye on thi

previously unknown to us that definitively establishes ronnie's significant ties to al qaeda in the arabian peninsulanot only before the attack but before he even arrived in the united states we now have a clear understanding of associations and activities in the years months and days leading up to his attack he wrote a final will purporting to explain himself and saved it in his phone the exact same will that a q a p released 2 months later when they initially claimed responsibility he wasn't just coordinating with them about planning and tactics he was helping the organization make the most it could out of his murders and he continued to confer with his h.q. a.p. associates right up until the end the very night before he started shooting libya's un recognized government says it's retaken control of the airbase it was being used as a headquarters for warlord tally for half that in the country's west or a burden manley has more. yes a limited victory for libyan government forces and another setback for world khalifa have to spite his officials in tripoli say death forces have taken back a what base n

seen fifty's have to say in pakistan that won't ease any time soon so also pretty wore on the arabian peninsula woman fairly humid for example in doha about 40 degrees. but. in a golden age of cinema as one man provided the soundtrack for a nation out his era well to me it's the musical composer for over $350.00 movies music for entertainment escapism and and conflict with. a prolific composer who put joy to millions allie ismail egypt's musical maestro on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories this hour hong kong police have used pepper spray as demonstrations escalate at least 300 people have been arrested protesters are angry at a proposed law that could see people jailed for mocking china's national anthem. a 10 day mourning period has begun in spain to remember the 27000 people died during the koran a virus and demi flags have been know it across the country and king philippe has led a minute's silence. and in the u.s. minneapolis when he said use tear gas to disperse protesters calling for justice over the killing of an unarmed bla

service members dead and 8 injured al qaeda in the arabian peninsula initially claimed responsibility but in a news conference monday u.s. officials confirmed that blaming the many months of delays an apple refusing to help them unlock his phones in the months before the attack while he was here among us he talked with a.q. a.p. about his plans and tactics taking advantage of the information he acquired here to assess how many people he could try to kill. he was meticulous in his planning he made pocket cam videos as he cased his classroom building the u.s. attorney general also announced the information led to a military strike but gave few other details indeed the information from the phones has already proved invaluable in protecting the american people a counterterrorism operation targeting a q.a.p. operative. one of the ranis overseas associates was recently conducted in yemen after the shooting officials quickly discovered had left many social media posts that should have raised red flags but were missed while they tried to put the focus on the dispute with the technology compan

previously unknown to us that definitively establishes ronnie's significant ties to al qaeda in the arabian peninsula not only before the attack but before he even the rived in the united states we now have a clear understanding of associations and activities in the years months and days leading up to his attack. scuffles broke out in hong kong's parliament for the 2nd time this month after a probe aging politician was elected chair of a key committee it happened as 15 anti-government protesters appeared in hong kong court charged over last year's mass rallies in june brown reports. social distancing rules were ignored as the 15 activists arrived at court penned in by media supporters and opponents one defendant striking a defiant time he was a young player. all disturbances in hong kong. the chinese communist. district into. the world of 100000 sun. those appearing in court include the think it heads of hong kong's democracy movement like the lawyer and former politician mattingly now $81.00 and frequently vilified in china's state controlled media as is margaret own another lawyer and campaigner th

had the same very well indeed across northern sections of the middle east of course across the arabian peninsula but really it's been through the eastern end of the mediterranean really clear skies as well as some brisk winds coming through the eastern med say it's proved this will the people here in israel out there practicing their kite surfing now the temperatures are going to stay on the high side for the next few days in this damascus in jerusalem of course it's further to the south more of that cloud developing nation that across central west as a saudi could also see a few more showers again into western areas of yemen maybe just want to see isolated as a child and thunderstorms across southern areas of tara as we go through thursday it's a fairly quiet picture but even warm in damascus with a high of 39 and a very hot and baghdad with a high of $43.00 at 7 is not too bad jenny throughout much of southern africa has seen plenty of streaming across south africa in the last few hours and of course we've got the usual a ray of seasonal shot much of central africa coastal areas again across i

hello they're mostly clear and of course dry across much of the middle east and the arabian peninsula want to bits and pieces of cloud in the last year as at times of course this could generate some showers and even some thunderstorms but really the temperatures are very high at the moment look at this through saturday 38 in jerusalem 37 in damascus these how much in jerusalem getting 141213 degrees above the average for this time of year more cloud developing through western areas of assadi this again could produce a shower even a thunderstorm and then elsewhere the winds a little bit like to say how much is certainly feeling very warm 43 and 37 across into doha really trial sunday not a great deal of change of the team warm in jerusalem damascus as well a 39 again that is about 8 degrees above the average then down into southern africa plenty of rain throughout the central areas now for once we're still going to showers through coastal towns and there but also there they were sunny across into kenya even somalia wanted to show but not as having a persistent as we have seen of late s

head over it is fairly warm and also breezy across much of the arabian peninsula to the north this cloud has been producing wanted to show us that beginning to really pay to out as we go through monday affecting northern areas of iran maybe some rain showers as well into northern sections of afghanistan but elsewhere it is dry maybe some cloud again through the central as a saudi and the winds very brisk coming down from the north are coming to the hot interior so they're hot twins 37 and on monday maybe a little bit cooler as we head into chooser the waynes actually little bit stronger point but a warm day with a high of $37.00 and then down into central africa the usual seasonal rains at this time of year we continue to see more heavy rain through monday and tuesday along these coastal areas of tanzania again up into areas of kenya and then through cheese day the rains very widespread as is typical for this time of year becoming havea as we go through the day across areas of bone up into cameroon and also nigeria showers in the 4 cost money and choose to across central areas of madagas

it's a very picture across much of the middle east and the arabian peninsula has a bit of cloud again across the central and west of the saudi that all see as and this is where we could again see a few scattered showers maybe an often thunderstorm of the time which is the eastern end of the mad $38.00 in jerusalem $39.00 in damascus but particularly warm in addressing these time which is about 12 degrees above the average for this time of year elsewhere we will focus in on route $36.00 across into. the bad compared to those temperatures off into jerusalem and no real change as we go into monday and again developing late in the day across these western as assadi down into yemen and we could see wanted to show how we could see a fair few shot working their way into an old in areas of afghanistan and then go into madagascar for the next couple of days and you'll notice things are looking a lot less wet really across much of central africa we have. developed in late in the day particularly the dail say and also developing around lake victoria but it really is a much quieter picture quite

and are there plenty of sunshine throughout much of the middle east and the arabian peninsula nichols that how much has been on the high side particularly through the middle east in the last few days but the touch is all set to actually come down so find a bit of a break in the heat wave so warm there on friday $33.00 injuries some 20 days in beirut but the winds are picking up and coming down the east and the man that really helped to cool things off just 24 degrees in bay rays on sati fitting a whole lot better to the north of there working the way through turkey again the temperature has come down and chris so just 17 degrees on saturday and of course the baby peninsula is hot 41 in riyadh and a very hot 46 in baghdad on saturday then down into central africa 1st of all the usual showers and thunderstorms but we finally got a bit of a break too with these coastal areas tanzania into kenya still being me on friday but nothing as heavy as we have seen where we've got very heavy rains is up into uganda and again northern sections of the d i'll say and then through saturday the rains f