how i would say some very nasty weather recently around southern parts of the arabian peninsula in yemen seeing some storms this line of cloud and squally showers swept across amman eastern parts of amman in particular this was muscat on monday evening as those violent some very downpours made their way through with damaging winds as you can say some very very alive the weather here charles i want to show is just around the straits of hormuz as we go on through the next couple of days a little quieter but we do still have the possibility of some wetter weather and so windy weather tucked in as well further north some west weather there to into northern parts of afghanistan iran pushing up across the caspian all the way to the eastern side of to see more of the same as we go on through thursday warm sunshine for many baghdad 42 degrees of 43 kuwait $37.00 here in doha just as showers there just around the southern end of the arabian peninsula they want to show us to into that western side of yemen and of course the showers will continue around the horn of africa central areas seeing those

qatar airways how i would say some very nasty weather recently around southern parts of the arabian peninsula in yemen seeing some storms this line of cloud and squally showers swept across amman eastern parts of amman in particular this was muscat on monday evening as those violent sundry downpours made their way through with damaging winds as you can see some very very alive the weather charts i want to show is just around the straits of hormuz as we go on through the next couple of days a little quieter but we do still have the possibility of some wetter weather and so windy weather tucked in as well further north some west of weather there too into northern parts of afghanistan iran pushing up across the caspian all the way to the eastern side of to be more of the same as we go on through thursday warm sunshine for many baghdad 42 degrees or $43.00 for kuwait $37.00 here in doha just as shadow was there just around the southern end of the arabian peninsula they want to show us 2 into that western side of yemen and of course the showers will continue around the horn of africa central areas

space command has confirmed the long march 5b rocket entered the earth's atmosphere over the arabian peninsula. you could hardly see just a blip at the center of your screen there. it is likely that most of the 20 ton rocket burned up as it sped to the ground, though it's unclear this morning exactly where any debris may have landed. >> will ripley is with us from hong kong. we know, will, that the chinese official says it crash landed in the indian ocean near the maldives, a group of populated islands. i guess we, at this point, have to take them at their word. >> this may be china's mother's day. it didn't hit land, your house, but it could have. there's a chance. even though china claims it went down in the mal dives, normally space agencies put things farther to the south, without a possibility of interfering with aviation or shipping routes. that wasn't the case with china's rockets. they didn't design it that way with controlled reentry. putting this up from the ground in japan in the final hoursover fl -- hours of flight, getting closer to an unknown impact site. there's a reason people

the indian ocean near the maldives the agency is saying that the rocket re-entered over the arabian peninsula is unknown whether it impacted land or water. kate >> sarah, thank you. >>> security experts are calling a cyber attack on the nation's largest fuel pipeline the worst yet on a piece of critical u.s. infrastructure, and there are concerns tonight about the potential impact on gas prices across the country kelly o'donnell has that story. >> reporter: tonight, a complex and sinister mystery. >> this is one of my worst nightmares come to light. >> reporter: a crippling cyber attack that forced a major u.s. energy pipeline offline friday cyber intruders inserted ransomware inside systems of energy giant colonial pipeline, making demands for payment. >> you're holding a major component of the united states infrastructure hostage for ransom. >> reporter: colonial pipeline delivers 100 million gallons a day of gasoline, diesel, jet fuel and home heating oil through a 5500-mile system on the east coast this attack, alarming many officials. >> the implications for this for national security ca

space command confirms part of the rocket re-entered the atmosphere over the arabian peninsula, it hasite. the rocket, though, was vivsibl. see fudge see it here as a dot in the sky over saudi arabia. but the long march 5b rocket was roughly the height of a 10-story building and weighed 22 tons. china's national space agency says most of the devices it carried were destroyed during re-entry into the earth's atmosphere. we are waiting. as i said, final confirmation on the landing. but so far no reports of damage or casualties. associate professor at the university of texas at austin and joins me now. great to have you on the show. thanks for coming, sir. so how irresponsible has this whole process been? no matter where it landed. what does this tell you about the chinese space program and its relationship with space, earth, the planets? >> yeah. look, i mean, i think the main issue that exists is that the rocket did not do a deorbiting burn, which would have forced it to come in to the atmosphere at a much steeper angle, forcing it to burn up as much as possible, leaving it up to mother

the rocket reentering the earth's atmosphere late saturday over the arabian peninsula.se authorities say most of it broke up upon reentry. man-made space debris has fallen before, though it is usually small or not on land. in march, a piece from a space x rocket landed on someone's property in washington state, and in 199 saeb, loty williams from tulsa, oklahoma, became the first known person to be hit by space junk while walking through a park. >> looked like fire, it was this big ball of fire. couldn't see anything, couldn't hear anything, you didn't smell something. >> reporter: fortunately she was not hurt by the six-inch chunk. christine sloan, abc news, new york. >>> new developments in a raresator saturday session, the alameda city council voted on police reforms . abc7 news reporter matt boone said they were rushed for approval after the death of mario gonzalez in police custody last month. >> reporter: a disclaimer mayor ashcraft. >> this is not specifically about the mario gonzalez incident that happened in our city. >> reporter: mario died after an encounter

the mouth of their rape in gulf at the eastern end of the arab peninsula if you look at the arabian peninsula as a whole there are a ascension to ancient culture and to the east. to the west. it's sometimes known as the switzerland of the gulf because of the important regional role it plays in the gulf cooperation council the g.c.c. . but hormones long history is not well known outside the gulf region before oil was discovered in 1962 and fishing unproved diving words main sources of income. in this film we go back over the last 500 years of all 90 history of tribes wars rebellion and colonization and explore how and why oman still plays an important regional role today. at least 20 palestinians are killed including children in gaza as israel responds to rocket attacks on jerusalem. hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up israeli security forces storm alex a mosque once again injuring hundreds of palestinians attending prayer services of one of islam.

and also for true slim damascus is about $34.00 degrees largely clear skies down across the arabian peninsula want to choose showers just around the southern end of the red sea but it's all show that we are now starting to show signs of concern little clutch just storms brewing up here that may well develop into a tropical cycling as we go through the next few days certainly something to watch out for next week i think by the end of next week parts of a man maybe into pakistan could see some very heavy rains this system gathers and moves further north was for the whole of africa for now is largely fine a dry want to showers down across the rift valley through lake victoria in fact to the south of that is largely fine settled dry and sunny. being comfortable in one's own skin is a birthright. at least it should be a black filmmaker raised by white parents in east berlin in the 1960 s. embarks on a stunning journey of self discovery. a touching tale of family identity lifelong secrecy and reconciliation. becoming a black eye witness documentary on al jazeera. warm. welcome back you're watching

through wednesday off knowing that dry weather that stretches down across southern parts of the arabian peninsula maybe one of 2 showers just around the gulf of aden jump to the showers will be a little further south pushing down into uganda and heavy showers just surround the stafford and riff they will see some heavy rain there as you can see just making its way around the lake victoria further south the showers as per usual they are running across the central areas of africa to the south of that not see much in the way of cloud or any right to where we will see some showers for a time it's a central parts of mozambique and then making well little further north as we go on through the week. hero and humanitarian. treatment and will criminal. you know me to know who defriended sorry a vote against attack by some forces. how does your old world looks back to the life of the late you find to be a. saudi a for mine i. want to just. move . forward. i'm back here watching al-jazeera time to recap the headlines now more than 20 palestinians have been killed after israeli airstrikes hit garza israel st

free speech and consider it freedom of expression for him to go and support al-qaeda in the arabian peninsulan saudi arabia, almost all of it has moved to yemen. so, you know... the thing is... the thing is you can read the amnesty international reports, the human rights watch reports. you can see that there are still many individuals who have done nothing more than dissent against the government who are locked up. we know that for a fact. you may not want to acknowledge it, but we know it for a fact. when you told me that women have these extraordinary new rights in saudi arabia, the truth is a woman in saudi arabia cannot file a lawsuit on her own today. they still, women still need permission from a male relative to marry or live on their own. and those women who disobey their "guardian" can still face arrest. so i'm just wondering why you portray it... that's not true. women can live on their own without the permission of their guardian. i never said they couldn't live on their own without permission. i just said that those who disobey their guardian can still face arrest. all of this is

and also for drew slim damascus is around $34.00 degrees largely clear skies down across the arabian peninsula want to choose showers just around the southern end of the red sea but it's all sure that we are now starting to show signs of concern little clutch just storms brewing up here that may well develop into a tropical cycling as we go through the next few days certainly something to watch out for next week i think by the end of next week parts of a man maybe into pakistan could see some very heavy rains this system gathers and moves further north was for the whole of africa for now is largely fine a dry want to showers down across the rift valley through lake victoria in fact to the south of that is largely fine settled dry and sunny. wace. killing the debate see this. and find your voice you're only giving a certain narrative to the media while mr bin true story no topic is off the table why in the world what was humanize an individual domestic terrorist this was an illegal occupation of a country what they're doing is they're removing or just a story in this history where a global audi

won its gamble but it was still reckless all the rocket ran to the earth's atmosphere over the arabian peninsula and was seen from saudi arabia jordan and amman most of the 30 meter long and 5 meter wide core burned up on re-entry into the earth's atmosphere traveling at an estimated 28000 kilometers per hour. now chile exports most of the wells which is used to make a range of products from cosmetics to plastics it's found in the forests of brown seaweed that grow along chilies coast which are now under threat to america to lucy in human explains why from beachy chewy. added lance it's obvious the planet earth is more water than land. but if there are at 1st it looks like there's nothing but underneath there is extraordinary biodiversity one trunk of our can sustain move than 400 species there are snails sea urchins and then many it's where life begins coral these are map grow algae forests as indispensable for our survival as those that grow above ground through photosynthesis they absorb just as much c o 2 gas and together with phytoplankton and sea grass they produce nearly half of our plane

gamble but it was still reckless or the rockets re entry into the earth's atmosphere over the arabian peninsula was seen from saudi arabia jordan and amman most of the 30 meter long and 5 meter wide core burned up on rianne tree traveling it's an estimated 28000 kilometers per hour. now archaeologists in italy of honor the bones of 90 and a thaw in a cave near the capital rome the remains belong to 7 adult males one female and a young boy they were uncovered in the atari cave in san feature circa shedding new light on how the italian peninsula was once populated the oldest fossil dates from 100290000 years ago archaeologists believe most of these neanderthals were killed by hyenas and their bodies then dragged back to the cave. to look at the top stories this hour now and after days of escalating violence in occupied east jerusalem israel supremes court has agreed to delay monday's hearing on the plan.

both western kona of in the pushing up towards the himalayas for the most parts of crust sea arabian peninsula across afghanistan iran iraq hot dry and sunny and more the same as we go on through wednesday temperatures quite readily getting up into the mid forty's now that he will continue as we go on through the coming days maybe a chance of the shut down towards a southern end of the red sea but even here not too much to speak of the horn of africa clear skies here i see want to to showers a little further inland around the highlands and maybe southern parts of somalia could catch sharratt say as we go on 3 way to say those showers they stretch their way across the south african public all the way into the gulf of guinea gabon cameron seeing some very heavy showers but to the south of that it does look largely dry fine and sunny there we go a plenty of sunshine across much of southern africa and might just catch a shower etc it's essential areas of mozambique maybe that is to sidle madagascar as well south africa lost a fine and dry but the rain is not too far away and we could see it having

through wet and stay off knowing that dry weather that stretches down across southern parts of the arabian peninsula maybe one or 2 showers just around the gulf of aden jump to the showers will be a little further south pushing down into uganda some heavy showers just surround the african rif they will see some heavy rain there as you can see just making its way around lake victoria further south the showers as per usual there running across central areas of africa to the south of that not see much in the way of cloud or any right although we will see some showers for a time it's a central parts of mozambique and then making well little further north as we go on through the week. qatar airways. killing the debate you don't see this action and amplify your voice you're only giving a sort of narrative the media will miss when true story no topic is off the table why in the world when we humanize an individual domestic terrorist this was an illegal occupation of a country what they're doing is they're removing or just historical truth in this in the street where a global audience becomes a global commu

there's some to talk about in the arabian peninsula weather wise 1st of all we have got rain but it's significant rain in yemen in the southwest of saudi the rather more normal right in the east and south turkey running across to the western side of the caspian and in between little sunshine it's quite warm still event temps are above the average of course $41.00 in baghdad and in down in kuwait but it's probably down in yemen protect the summer you notice things completely different the temperatures well below where it should be largely because of the persistence understanding the higher ground and the significant rain even on low drag i think we'll see some flooding down here and it's lasting for a couple of days as well we go to sunday now in the still rain showing up well inland in yemen now everywhere else remains quite the temps come down a bit in baghdad a spreading of light show struck the iranian mountains otherwise sings just gradually return to what you might call seasonal normal we are watching the monsoon winds turn they always turn around the coast of africa voice to tak

both western kona of in the pushing up towards the himalayas for the most parts of crust sea arabian peninsula across afghanistan iran iraq dry and sunny and more the same as we go on through wednesday temperatures quite readily getting up into the mid forty's now that he will continue as we go on through the coming days maybe a chance of the or shutdowns was a southern end of the red sea but even here not too much to speak of the horn of africa clear skies here we see want to showers a little further inland around the highlands and maybe southern pass' somalia could catch shall we say as we go on 3 way to say those showers they stretch their way across central african republic all the way into the gulf of guinea gabon cameroon seeing some very heavy showers but to the south of that it does look loss you dry fine and sunny there we go a plenty of sunshine across much of southern africa might just catch a sharrow so it's essential areas of mozambique maybe that is to sidle madagascar as well south africa lost a fine and dry but the rain is not too far away and we could see it having increased t

through wet and stay off knowing that dry weather that stretches down across southern parts of the arabian peninsula maybe one or 2 showers just around the gulf of aden jump to the showers will be a little further south pushing down into uganda and heavy showers just surround the city for them or if they will see some heavy rain there as you can see just making its way around the lake victoria further south the showers as per usual they are running across central areas of africa to the south of that not see much in the way of cloud or any right although we will see some showers for a type it's a central parts of mozambique and then making well little further north as we go on through the week. but. most people will never know what's beyond this store. deafening silence of 100000 phones how it feels to touch danger 3 days. most people live and know what it's like to work with every breath expression. with here is not an option. but when the most people. get this is al-jazeera the main news the 9 palestinians have been killed in an explosion in gaza it happened as hamas fired of rockets from the strip

space command is saying that the object entered over the arabian peninsula and that it's unknown whether the debris impacted land or water frances, kendis. >> sarah, thank you. >>> authorities in colorado are investigating a shooting at a birthday party that left seven people dead, including the suspected gunman police say the boyfriend of a female victim arrived and started shooting before taking his own life our dan scheneman has the latest >> reporter: police received the call about a shooting at a mobile home park >> officers arrived on-scene and have located multiple deceased parties. >> reporter: in all, six people were found dead. the suspected gunman was among them >> preliminary information indicates at this point in time, we believe that the individual, the suspect responsible for the shooting is also on-scene an also deceased. >> reporter: a seventh person, who was injured, later died at a hospital investigators believe a birthday party was going on when the gunman opened fire the suspected gunman is believed to be the boyfriend of one victim children inside the mobile home we

there is some to talk about in the arabian peninsula weather wise 1st of all we have got rain but it's significant rain in yemen in the southwest of saudi there's rather more normal rain in the east and south turkey running across to the western side of the caspian and in between low sunshine it's quite warm still event temps are above the average of course $41.00 in baghdad and in down in q 8 but it's probably down in yemen particular some of the you notice things completely different the temperatures well below where it should be largely because of the persistence understanding the higher ground and the significant rain even on low ground i think we'll see some flooding down here and it's lasting for a couple of days as well we go to sunday now in the still rain showing up well inland in yemen now everywhere else remains quite the temps come down a bit in baghdad and there's a spreading of light showers struck the iranian mountains otherwise sings just gradually return to what you might call seas new normal. we're watching the monsoon winds turn they always turn around the coast of a

space command says parts reopened the atmosphere over the arabian peninsula but they have not yet confirmed the impact site. people report seeing a dot in the sky, but it was a massive piece, it was ten stories high and weighed 22 tons. most of the dwevices it carried were destroyed on the way back into the atmosphere. so far no reports of damage or casualties or any debris yet. will, so around the world, a huge sigh of relief but still a lot of finger pointing at choin. >> it was like the odds no one wanted to win. this 22 ton hunk of metal, much of the world, was at one point in the possible impact zone. in the end the lucky winner right there. near the maldives. in the indian ocean. people were obsessed be this thing. think is hard for me to see this little dot, here, but people were watching the sky and they were uneasy. it's that lack of certainty that the odds were it would go down in the ocean. china had been saying they were confident it would not cause damage or interrupt any aviation, but you can't be sure because it is an uncontrolled reentry. what china has done with the launch

the rocket reentrying the earths atmosphere late saturday over the arabian peninsula.hinese authorities say most broke up upon reentry and manmade space debris has fallen before but usually small or not on land. in march, a spes from a spacex rocket landed on someone's property in washin in 1997, someone in tulsa, oklahoma, was hit by space junk walking in the park. >> you couldn't see anything or hear anything or smell anything. >> fortunately she was not hurt by the 6-inch chunk. >>> new developments in a rare saturday session. the alameda city council voted on a series of police re abc7 news reporter matt boone tells us many of the decisions were discussed for a year but rushed for approval after the death of mario gonzalez in police custody last month. >> it began from the mayor. >> this is not specifically about the mario gonzalez incident that happened in our city. >> mario died after an encounter with alameda police on march 19. he was looking disoriented or drunk in a park. police body cam footage show mario being kneeled on by police after going limp. police d

it's quite hot in iraq in fact is quite hot in many parts of the arabian peninsula tensions do come up to the forty's every year but they come in a bit early this year so whilst all the wet action is taking place of the coast of india and may even reach southern pakistan everywhere else to the west front of the levant is really quite warm not michel's around the onshore breeze keeps it cooler throughout 11th and northern egypt not true for the next 2 days showers in the caucasus not many left in iran and bag baghdad represents that departure from the norm the average is $37.00 so it's hot anyway but we're talking about 9 even 10 degrees above that consistently for the next 4 or 5 days but has jumped south and again a lot of sunshine around nothing like the forty's obviously a very briefly you've had some wet weather and it's the same place you may have heard of before excessive raid in this it'll turn this not far away from the southernmost point of the thompson ruka we've had 210 millimeters is about half what you expect for the entire year when the rains come through nodes in the eas

that puts the arabian peninsula and is really great risk from iran. so, when i talked to the secretary again i think the longer stronger is correct. i don't know what food will be called poa or something else. but again the previous administration under your leadership made great progress and cripplingpr iran's economy. seventy bill and it cost 70 billion in just oil revenues alone. not to mention the sanctions on the banks and their mining capabilities. i think we have handed and bryant you have handed to this administration a gift to negotiate outat of strength with respect to the cripplingng sanctions. i would argue not to weaken that position by stripping sanctions before iran has made any concessions at all. i think wei have to ask the obvious question here also, how in good faith has the ayatollah really negotiated here? and can we trust him? i think there is bipartisan support for a more comprehensive plessis poa that would include capability with better inspection capability, and going from iraq to syria, to lebanon, to yemen. all of the proxi

that puts the arabian peninsula and israel at great risk from iran. so when i talk to the secretary, again, i think that longer stronger is correct. i just hope that's place played out i don't know if it will be called jcpoa or something else but again i think previous administration under your leadership made great progress in crippling iran's economy -- 70 billion cost them 70 billion in just oil revenues alone not to mention the sanctions on the bank, the rc and mining capabilities. so i think we've handed and brian you have handed to the administration a yes to negotiate out of strength with respect to crippling sanctions and i would argue not to weaken that position by stripping sanctions before iran made any confession at all. and i don't. i think we havema to ask the obvious question here also is how in good faith is the itola really negotiating here and can we trust him? i think there's bipartisan support for a include icbm capability a better inspection capability and malign influence going from iraq to syria, lebanon to the yemen. all of the

that puts the arabian peninsula andisrael great risk . so when i talked to the secretary, again i think the longer stronger is correct and i just hope that that's played out. i don't know if it would be called the jcpoa or something else but i again, i think the previous administration under your leadership made great progress in crippling iran's economy. 70 billion, austin and 70 billion in oil revenues alone, not to mention the sanctions on the banks, the our gcc and their mining capabilities. so i think we've handed and brian, you handed to this administration a gift to negotiate out of strength h with respect to the crippling sanctions. and i would argue not to weaken that position by stripping sanctions before iran made any concessions at all. i don't, i think we have to ask the obvious question here also is how a busy is the ayatollah really negotiating here? and can we trust him. i think there's bipartisan support for a more comprehensive jcpoa that would include the icbm capability, the better inspection capability and their malig

beirut and also for traversal in damascus is around 34 degrees lossie clear skies down across the arabian peninsula want to choose showers just around the southern end of the red sea but it's all show that we are now starting to show signs of concern little clutch just storms brewing up here that may well develop into a tropical cycling as we go through the next few days certainly something to watch out for next week i think by the end of next week parts of amman maybe into pakistan could see some very heavy rains this system gathers and moves further north was for the whole of africa for now it's lost a father drive want to showers down across the rift valley through lake victoria in fact to the south of that is largely fine settled dry and sunny. frank assessments that are a lot of poison but the government wants one exactly how and what measure they're taking for the situation might not be you could ever get and in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. israel pounds gonzo with strikes hitting residential and government buildings while targeting hamas 36 palesti

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space command says part of the rocket re-entered over the arabian peninsula but they have not yet confirmed the impact site. when it flew over parts of saudi arabia it was just a speck in the sky. see if you can see it here. the rocket was big and heavy. ten stories high and weighing 22 tons. china's national space agency says most of the devices it carried were destroyed during re-entry into the earth's atmosphere. we're awaiting final confirmation on the landing but so far no reports of damage or casualties. will ripley has been following the trajectory of this from hong kong and joins us now live with more on n n e story. so we're still waiting to hear exactly where it rent down. >> reporter: yeah, china claims that it went down in an area pretty close to the maldives, southwest of sri lanka and india, in the indian ocean, robyn. a part of the ocean that a space agency would not deliberately put down this large of an object avenue an uncontrolled re-entry. now, other space agencies do choose the indian ocean but they go much farther south to areas as far away from land and shipping lanes

in the virus, but we've seen that in the middle eastern respiratory virus that arose on the arabian peninsulaf 2019, to me that's not an obvious link. so i'm not discounting it, but i've not seen any publicly disclosed information that would make me think, yeah, this originated from a laboratory. >> all right. dr. peter hotez, thank you, as always, for your expertise. we really appreciate you being with us. >>> thanks to all of you for watching and being with us this hour. chuck will be back tomorrow with much more "meet the press daily," and you can catch me early mornings on "way too early" at 5:00 a.m. et. but don't go anywhere, jeff bennet continues after the break. the break. with spring comes rebirth. everything begins anew. and many of us realize a fundamental human need to connect with other like-minded people. welcome back to the world. viking. exploring the world in comfort... once again. this is the gap, that opened up when everything shut down. ♪ but entrepreneurs never stopped. ♪ and found solutions that kept them going. ♪ at u.s. bank, we can help you adapt and evolve your busin

were posted across social media, including these, showing parts of the rocket passing over the arabian peninsula its handling of the rocket's crash back to earth. >>> some senior citizens in southern california are getting their shot in the arm from firefighters going beyond the call of duty. cnn's stephanie elam has the story. >> you ready for your vaccine? >> reporter: for lily shaw -- >> hi, lily. >> reporter: vaccination means freedom. >> i've been waiting a whole year. >> that your id in there? >> reporter: thanks to local firefighters, that's about to change. >> the citizens we serve are like our family and seeing the toll it took on them was pretty tough. >> reporter: glendale fire department in partnership with dignity health is offering free at home vaccinations for residents 65 and older, who may need help. >> it makes sense to use the johnson & johnson for this effort. we come to your home one time, each team has three people, two fire department employees, and then a nurse. >> it's going to be a little shot here. >> reporter: finding innovative ways to care for their community is wha

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if you look at the arabian peninsula as a whole the ascension to ancient culture is to the east. and to the west yet. it's sometimes known as the switzerland of the gulf because of the important regional role it plays in the gulf cooperation council the g.c.c. . but hormones long history is not well known outside the gulf region before oil was discovered in 1962 and fishing and crude diving words main sources of income. in this film we go back over the last 500 years of all 90 history of tribes wars rebellion and colonization and explore how and why oman still plays an important regional role today. condemnation of that call for protests after israeli security forces stormed the al aqsa mosque injuring dozens of palestinian worshipers. at 1 o'clock this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the leaders hold their 1st face to face meeting of the air with the pandemic and vaccines at the top of their agenda.

its gamble but it was still reckless well the rocket rianne to the earth's atmosphere over the arabian peninsula and was seen from saudi arabia jordan and amman most of the 30 meter long and 5 meter wide corps band up on reentry traveling as an estimated 28000 kilometers per hour so earlier i spoke to former nasa astronaut dr david c. illness he said he was relieved about the ocean landing well i am for the world i wasn't personally feeling that it is a significant risk but when you multiply myself times the number of inhabitants hug the earth i was. you know relieved that someone was not hurt which you know if you play this game another time somewhere maybe hurt so you never know when that's going to happen how does china lose control of a 20 ton rocket. well apparently as in the design of the way they put this rocket. other space faring countries such as the u.s. the european union and russia. we have designed our rockets so that these large pieces of. what we call the core rocket stage or the 1st stage end up in an area that we can determine before hand and so that we know that that's a safe

beirut and also for drew slim damascus is about 34 degrees lossie clear skies down across the arabian peninsula want to see showers just around the southern end of the red sea but it's all show that we are now starting to show signs of concern little clutches storms brewing up here that may well develop into a tropical cycling as we go through the next few days certainly something to watch out for next week i think by the end of next week parts of amman maybe into pakistan could see some very heavy rains this system gathers and moves further north was for the whole of africa for now is lossy find a dry want to showers down across the rift valley through lake victoria in fact to the south of that is lossy fine settled dry and sunny. well the protest by a palestinian artist using a symbol of national identity to create postage and passport steps. allows for the sumburgh there is enough freedom to your life there are people that can fly anywhere sending a message of resistance about the arab israeli conflict a lot of positive way come to palestine. palestine sunbed a stamp of defiance on al-jazeer

aden was the most beautiful city in the arabian peninsula. now it is ruined. it's possible that after the war we may get independence. it's the solution for us southerners. if we stick with unity we will have the same problems. >> reporter: as efforts to end the war in yemen step up, it's not clear what a post-war yemen would look like, or whether it could even exist as a unified state. the war offered armed groups an opportunity to rule areas they themselves either came from or took. now, bringing these regions all under one government is a serious challenge. >> there are some that are controlled by the houthis, some by the government, some by other forces. and so the real question is what happens when the war ends, how do we work that out? and i think the answer is probably some sort of federalist system. >> reporter: elana delozier is an expert on yemen and gulf states with the washington institute. >> conceptually there has always been a sense of local politics. you know, all politics is local, and in yemen that has long been the case, and so i'm not sure