scientists predict the rising levels of the arabian sea will wipe out the city in just a few 100 years. first inhabitants but the. traditional fisherman who have lived of the bounty of the sea for generations. today they are on the front lines facing the threat of the under lending arabian sea which surrounds the city on 3 sides. in just don't use some fishing villages in mumbai have lost a monumental 18 meters of land through coastal erosion. but luckily the region is gifted with a robust protective barrier along many parts of this coastline the mangroves. mangrove forests and situated between the ocean and the land which reduce the intensity of the crushing big by acting as a buffer. they also act like sponges by soaking up excess water to prevent inland flooding and by releasing tiny droplets into the air to regulate the city's temperature mumbai's monks. are in grave danger. absence fisherman come look up over her is what it about the future of the place he calls home. so i guess mangroves get cut down indiscriminately you see garbage everywhere even industrial plants release their

over the next few days it's going to continue to work its way gradually west across the northern arabian seag some potentially very wet and windy weather to coastal parts of oman around the gulf as well. thusly we are keeping a close eye on. towards the west pacific the system here is tropical storm tap. sitting out towards the east of taiwan but quite a big area of low pressure in this tropical storm will be pushing its way north towards japan over the next few days. across europe a big area of high pressure keeping the weather try and settle for much of the uk. france, germany into italy as well. quite windy conditions for the coast of croatia for the adriatic sea with heavy showers across the southeast of europe. also got showers moving across portugal and spain, but temperatures doing very well for france. 31 degrees here in the warm weather spreading across germany over the next few days as well. here's the outlook for some of the featured cities and in both london and paris and largely warm day on saturday. more unsettled and cooler from sunday warm day on saturday. more unsettled and

there's no learn miles between antarctica and northern arabian sea so if anything just because of the climate change your climber sure it is getting. pretty hard to. do. and this is. karachi is protected by a seawall that keeps the ocean from encroaching but in nearby rural areas many people feel that they are left to their own devices to protect their homes the ocean has already reached new house as well. that's a canal where you can always look at a protest across much of their pride has been tried calling for action on climate change. but. i'm sure that it was. in support. of us. to be able. to go to the euro max you just. go to a good line of students. with exclusive. must see concerning culture to europe. should be curious minds. do it yourself networkers. so subscribers don't miss out on. the presence of the national overdue incentive to spur growth in its corporate tax writes in an attempt to stop the sluggish economy is it the right move or the ride . also on the show while tens of thousands demonstrate the climate action around the world early in the 100000000000 euro climate

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navy's fifth fleet, which is responsible for forces in the persian gulf, red sea, arabian sea and part of the indian ocean. this comes ahead of the president's visit to the bay area tomorrow. abc news learned the president will attend a fund-raising luncheon in palo alto. politico initially reported it would be held in atherton, but police there say he won't be there. activists are hoping to fly a giant trump balloon during the event. this will be president trump's first area to the bay area since he took office. he was last here in 2016 when he was running for the republican nomination. his appearance in burlingame drew some protests. >>> supreme court justice brett calf knew is fa kavanaugh is facing calls for impeachment after another allegation. a formeri iayale classmate told senators and the fbi that he saw kavanaugh do things in the '80s. her friend says she does not remember the incident. several democratic candidates voiced their opposition against kavanaugh. >> i strongly opposed him based on his views on the executive power which will continue to haunt our country as well as

this is moved by the city of the arabian sea that i was born extremely hot summer and aggressive monsoons and the floods that accompany it bring life to a halt on many occasions. but this school still metropolis now has another massive problem to deal with the rising sea levels climate change is making the.

there is no learn was between antarctica and northern arabian sea so if they need changes just because of the climate change your climber ship if it is getting old is pretty hard to. do. this is. she is protected by a sea wall that keeps the ocean from encroaching but in nearby rural areas many people feel that they are left to their own devices to protect their homes the ocean has already reached new house as well. the houses will also get flooded with the passage of time which will make things worse this area was completely filled with sea water a few days ago we drained it and tried to build small protective barriers around the mosque or else well should we do we're helpless. in pakistan's coastal regions achieving lasting protection against the ocean seems like an impossibility. of an ice breaker set to begin a year long mission to monitor the impact of climate change in the arctic the polish then will drift freely through the polar ice as it measures the extent of warming the arctic region has already experienced biggest stanbridge increases. at 1st the arctic research ship. will

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a lot of activity down the west coast that had really spitting westwards across the arabian sea but the rains the ticket only heavy into majia pradesh as we head through saturday this is where the india met department of got they warnings in place for those very active and heavy rains but they are very extensive up into the northeast again through much nepal and again across into bangladesh and really no changes he had gone into sunday those ways it's a very heavy across the central regions it's been dry into new delhi the last couple of days and it should stay dry through the weekend with a high there of 33 on sunday. a new political sitcom after 27 years of dictatorship and the belief this problem that we have can we overcome it can be challenging looks at the new democracy in ethiopia is fast changing political landscape through the stories of food diverse ethiopians to the this is my studio where i shoot the sitcom. my ethiopia on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching hour just 0 time to recap our top stories now pakistan's prime minister is warned new delhi's crackdown in india

northern arabian sea so if any changes just because of the climate change your climber sure it is getting the road is pretty hard. to work for. this is. karachi is protected by a seawall that keeps the ocean from encroaching but a nearby rural areas many people feel that they are left to their own devices to protect their homes the ocean has already reached new house as well. a day is almost done but the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter. use or you can follow me at phil so i've got to use a hash tag the day well leave you now with images off today's climate protests around the world. the for. the 1st. see the cars of the future of the i hate crime for. europe's most important auto show keep pace with the big changes in mobility. this year the carmakers will show off their latest electric model. and we'll show you the winners and losers the top spender flock. mixed on t w. a journey through tom from germany's provisional capital in bonn to its current capital in burnley. today i want to invite you to join me on a tour of 70 years of history together will discover wha

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will notice is quite a blanket of cat this is all part and parcel of those spreading across the arabian sea so really pushing up as far as southern sections of saudi arabia and state as we head off into sunday as well no real rain with that but certainly making for a hazy day but not a temperature sunday that is 7 degrees celsius then we are further to the south into southern africa 1st of all across into madagascar mostly case guys here but we've had this for. just sliding through cape town at taking the showers with it but a warm couple of days ahead in durban 24 on sunday. the most incredible stories are often true. and cheering go on experiences. makes the unfamiliar for me. in this life no versity makes a difference understanding the importance of being part of something much greater so. what i want to use is freedom of expression. the right to put it. into the dawn. because you dislike. the design to understand the. human condition is universal. welcome back you're watching our time to recap our headlines now stands prime minister cameron khan is warning new delhi's crackdown in india

there as yet the levant is also fairly quiet and that's true through the arab peninsula but in the arabian sea because the southwest monsoon is going south you tend to trigger this time the year tropical cyclones and there is one is not a particularly big one is heading towards the coast of oman it will affect the and i'm a 0 with a strong wind in a few showers but his main influences going to be the potential for flash floods in particular where the ground is higher it affects no one else on the fight much bigger poor trout up towards the u.a.e. but beyond that i think nothing remains quiet reza humid in southern africa we should be sings back to weather now and we certainly are seeing an awful lot more clouds the wind out from the south is disappointingly cold record if you need 20 in durban $24.00 there in cape town as a breeze comes out of the interior and pretty much widespread sunshine as yet not even daily showers. sponsored tone and. this is a dialogue on which easy side not to have children and it's what the stake is really human survival everyone has a voice but i'll start with our c

told and indeed the incoming monsoon trough produces tropical storms and his the latest in the arabian sea this one though not particularly strong will hit the on the maziar off the coast of amman later on tuesday a lot of rain some wind and then it goes on to the mainland of bringing the risk of flash flooding for the rest of an insular it remains quiet. on counting the cost billions spent on add to fences but drones take out more than i'll put saudi arabia's oil production well look at that knock on effect back pass the $30000000000.00 plan to move indonesia's sinking capital the importance of the dollar what tina comes in the cults on al-jazeera. i really felt liberated as a journalist was. getting to the truth as i would that's what this job. this is al jazeera a quick reminder of the top stories u.n. secretary general antonio good terrorists as announced the formation of a constitutional committee for syria it's seen as a step toward restarting the stalled peace process. world leaders are attending a special summit on climate change at the u.n. they have herit impassioned pleas from y

stunned gives of the you may have noticed it might be of more interest to a few at least in the arabian sea when the monsoon retreats or when it comes and you can generate a revolving storm and we have just generated on this one code hca has got winds up to 100 kilometers per hour so it's not particularly strong and it's waves generated but 2 and a half maybe up to 4 beaches in the next 12 to 24 hours or so with a range of potential up to about $150.00 millimeters so it's its course towards him ali coast is probably quite critical well maziar is peace the price might think immediately online i think you'll go to the say so maziar the olive might stay dry was gale force winds on tuesday not a star improvement on wednesday however for the armani mainland later on tuesday and any wednesday there will probably be a landfall. whether sponsored by qatar it was. just 0 will meets 2 arab women with roots in the middle east who both build successful lawyers aboard over the last 5 years i've achieved a great deal of partnership with the country's leading pharmacy the never forgot where they came from

there as yet and that is also fairly quiet and that's true through the arab peninsula but in the arabian sea because the southwest monsoon is going so fast you tend to trigger this time the year tropical cyclones and there is one is not a particularly big one is heading towards the coast of oman it will affect the and i'm a 0 with a strong wind in a few showers but his main influences going to be the potential for flash floods in particular where the ground is high it affects no one else on the fight might be a poor product was the u.a.e. but beyond that i think nothing it remains quiet reza humid. in southern africa we should be sings back to weather now and we certainly are seeing an awful lot more clouds the wind out from the south is disappointingly cold record if you need 20 in durban 24 there in cape town as a breeze comes out of the interior and pretty much widespread sunshine as yet not even daily showers. we will maintain this mighty force liberals are not united states army the sober life is going to get some or the closure dependency we have a mismatch between the way. and the rea

navy's fifth fleet, which is responsible for forces in the persian gulf, red sea, arabian sea and part ocean. this comes ahead of the president's visit to the bay area tomorrow. abc news learned the president will attend a fund-raising luncheon in palo alto. politico initially reported it would be held in atherton, but police there say he won't be there. activists are hoping to fly a giant trump balloon during the event. this will be president trump's first area to the bay area since he took office. he was last here in 2016 when he was running for the republican nomination. his appearance in burlingame drew some protests. it left some people with injured. >>> the nfl is expected to meet with the woman accusing antonio brown of sexual assault and rape. a source confirmed the meeting to espn. the source reports that britney taylor provided the league with information in advance of this meeting. the source is not expecting brown or his representatives to be there. taylor, brown's former personal trainer, filed a lawsuit against brown. he denies the allegations. brown made his debut yester

checked and the world has a responsibility to ensure the freedom of navigation in the gulf and in the arabian seathe global energy supplies are not disrupted. we have committed a lot of our resources to this effort we have strong defense capabilities in order to deal with these efforts, but it has to be the world community has to take a step in this direction also one of the things international community can do is nothing further isolate iran >> seems as if the president twice has backed down from directly confronts iran in the last few months. does it worry you that at the last moment he'll back away? >> we are in consultations with the u.s. on how to deal with iran's aggressive behavior as we are with other allies around the world. i think once the results of the investigation are finalized we will have to make decision with regards to what steps we need to take to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> walk me through those potential steps. how many diplomatic tools do you have left in the bag. >> there are a number of issues one can take, increased isolation of iran. increased sanctions on

residue and think afterwards, we're trying to listen to the iranians, including the military in the arabian sealking about that. so there is a wealth of information that should be out there. >> and would they be able to figure out the trajectory of the missiles and how. >> by looking at the launch site but looking at trajectory data from friendly countries around the region that spend a ton of money trying to determine not only where missiles are coming from, but also like the israelis, how you could stop the missiles once you get there. there should be technical information showing trajectory of a missile. >> the president has expressed hesitation about getting into any sort of armed conflict with iran. are there proportional measures that the saudis or whom ever, i guess the u.s. as well, would potentially take without this turning into a full-scale war? >> yeah. but for example you could talk about further sanctions. you could also talk about launch sites around the arabian peninsula, even places in iran that weren't used for this kind of attack, find someplace that stores the same kind of m

weather does tend to come from tropical cyclones moving in from tropical cyclones moving in from the arabian sealeft of that old cyclone, just one or two showers, even the winds are dropping down, so the chance of dust storms is reduced. now normally, you would see the rain reducing in south asia, but the rain reducing in south asia, but the south—westerly monsoon rains are just keeping going, and thursday will see what weather across the western side of india. now, looking into asia, it looks pretty dry actually across the southeastern asia, this rain though moving northwards and that's going to bring some increasingly wet weather to japan in the next few days, and perhaps into south korea. still quite hot for beijing, and for many eastern parts of china. it's still dry on thursday. a scattering of thunder storms across china and likewise really across indonesia. now moving down under, we've got a lot of sunshine across australia, it will be cold windy and wet for melbourne and across tasmania. the winds are easing in new zealand. it doesn't feel quite as cold as it did earlier on in the week.

this area of cloud was quite a powerful cyclone for a while, came all the way across the arabian seaning. may be a few showers heading towards yemen. dust storms more of an issue by this stage. this scene here and indonesia likened to mars, the redness caused by the scattering of sunlight by all the air pollution we got from the fires. and looking at this area of cloud close to borneo, that will be pushing its way toward sumatra and may be bringing heavy rain later on this week. a number of showers elsewhere but still looking largely dry across japan for the rugby world cup. heading down under, we have seen cup. heading down under, we have seen some cup. heading down under, we have seen some rain recently and areas that are normally dry. alice springs had some significant rain, the first time for three months. that area of cloud has since moved away and the temperature is really going to rocket and alice springs ig with expect this time of year. still some rain and snow for new zealand, shouldn't feel quite as cold by the end of the week. hello, i'm nuala mcgovern, this is outside so

rapidly and then by the time we come to where thursday it will be all but gone on the other saudi arabian sea looking at some very heavy rain into that western side of india still right through the western gas lots of plan still affecting the eastern side of the country as well pushing up into bangladesh as we go on through the next couple of days we are going to see more flooding rains flooding rains to also affecting sri lanka we got lots of warnings in force for sri lanka and it across central and southern parts of india and little change as we go on through the next few days with that rain pushing further northwest. sponsored by time anyway. october on al-jazeera this month marks one year since the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi join us on october the 2nd for special coverage of the hot sun it will host a new series of interviews with our teachers tackling the big issues about telling a world leader as ex-pats and environmentalist will assemble in iceland to discuss the future of the arctic brand new episodes of full license examine the u.s. role in the world and we'll bring you cov

notice is quite a blanket of cat this is all part and parcel of those rains to spreading across the arabian sea so we be pushing up as far as southern sections. and state as we head off into sunday as well no real rain with that but certainly making for the hazy day but not a temperature sunday that is 7 degrees celsius that we have further to the south into southern africa 1st of all across into madagascar mostly case guys here but we've had this front just sliding through taking the sheilds with it but a warm couple of days ahead into 24 on sunday. there is a huge group of people at work behind our screens and the power they have is massive that urge to keep swiping through your twitter feed that's just on the way we all click i agree to the terms and conditions that's true most of us never even give it a 2nd thought and actually that's designed as well ali really explores how designers are be deflating our behavior in the final episode all hail the algorithm on the jersey. shore come back he was. al-jazeera let's recap the headlines now pakistan's prime minister is warning new delhi's crackd

will notice is quite a blanket of cat this is all part and parcel of those spreading across the arabian sea so we be pushing up as far as southern sections of saudi arabia and staying as we head off into sunday as well no real rain with that but certainly making for a 5 day but not a temperature sunday that is 7 degrees celsius then we are further to the south into southern africa 1st of all across into madagascar mostly case guys here but we've had this front just sliding. 3 cape town and taking the showers with it but a warm couple of days ahead in devon 24 on sunday. ah 3 months of protests on an unprecedented scale that would virtually paralyzed hong kong what began as opposition to an extradition or escalated into a broader pro-democracy movement so how and why did this crisis develop and what would follow in the 2nd of 2 special reports people in power examines the cool zeus and possible consequences of hong kong summer of defiance on al-jazeera. if you are in beijing looking out the pacific ocean you'd see american warships. somehow time is aiming to replace america and around the wo

the last hour a lot of activity down the west coast that had really spitting westwards across the arabian sea but the rains the ticket only heavy into majia pradesh as we head through saturday this is where the india met department of got they warnings in place for those very active and heavy rains but they are very extensive up into the northeast again through much nepal and again across into bangladesh and really no changes he had gone into sunday those ways it's a very heavy across the central regions it's been dry into new delhi for the last couple of days and it should stay dry through the weekend with a high there of 33 on sunday. with a sponsor down. in the heart of the amazon the libyan families put their lives in peril to harvest brazil nuts. in the congo to the capital is an even more dangerous challenge. a risky new tool. on al jazeera. hello again you're watching edges in a reminder of our top stories this hour pakistan's prime minister imran khan has warned that new delhi's crackdown in indian administered kashmir will push more of the world's muslims into extremism made the comm

from there, this area of low pressure heads out into the arabian sea and there is some computer modelsm, it could track towards oman as we head into the way away. across asia, with some heavy thundershowers in the southwestern monsoon tracking across thailand and southern parts of cambodia and samara these of vietnam and the philippines —— in some areas. a tropical depression is formed and that is like to strengthen to become a tropical storm which will head towards japan over the coming days. keeping the area u nsu btle over the coming days. keeping the area unsubtle for much western europe but a really court northwesterly wind feeding and across scandinavia and into eastern areas of well below the time of year and strong winds blistering showers and strong winds blistering showers and temperatures to 13 degrees in warsaw, 11 degrees in moscow and taking a look at the longer weather picture, and moscow, this weekend, temperatures drop even further down to around six celsius. this time the yearin to around six celsius. this time the year in september we expect this tem ptress year in s

destroyed for science used to assemble remote controlled boats and sea mines extensive damage has been revealed that both saudi arabian oil facilities attacked last week it is the world's largest all processing facility and the attack knocked out half of saudi arabia's output saudi authorities earlier allowed media ends of these smaller horror a site saudi aramco has announced it will bring all production back up to full capacity by the end of september yemen's who the rebels say they were behind the drone strikes of the u.s. and saudi are blaming iran. a senior military advisor to iran's supreme leader is defending the attack on saudi oil facilities. with the retailer turi operation yemenis in fact carried out a legitimate defense have been selves against a process that killed their children the reality is that america and its allies and aggressors against palestine and yemen have become tired and worn out economically militarily and politically their policies were wrong and failed the repudiation of america and its allies is declining. iran's foreign minister says sadly arabia and the united arab emirates want to fi

international forecast no shortage of sunshine warm sunshine across the arabian peninsula little more cloud up towards the black sea towards the caspian sea a chance of a little bit of weather here as we go on through the next couple of days but for the most part it's fallen into i guess i think a cloud just coming out of key house where the warm sunshine 41 celsius of baghdad and also for kuwait city as we don't want into thursday that cloud will thicken up around the caucasus northern sections of the caspian but elsewhere it is more warm dry weather all the way that won't dry but the stretches across a good parts of the arabian peninsula you will notice of course that we are keeping a close eye on a tropical side time just running into that eastern side of amman as it makes landfall as is often the case it is expected to weaken quite rapidly but it will bring some heavy rain and i think we on the playing a little bit we just show you the cloud here but we are looking at maybe 4050 millimeters of rain enough to cause some flooding across the eastern side of amman as we go through wednesday and then on thursday it'

jerusalem for the dry weather down across the arabian peninsula southern parts a little more clout there because some wetter weather around the southern end of the red sea that western side of yemen absolutely towards a lot of as well but elsewhere as you can see more hot sunshine 39 celsius in doha on sunday evening. cooling off 38 celsius as we go on into monday so not much of a cool down here plenty of heat to recently into southern africa getting up into the upper twenty's across south africa once again on the eastern cape the western cape seeing some welcome rifle i suggest cape town of 80 degrees celsius that is making its way further east. with a sponsor you can't own it. in a country but certain point poverty and lack of infrastructure. sometimes we risk our lives in taking these roads with care that saving minds is a dangerous job it's about seeing checks on a good 24 hours there are patients waiting for these medicine to most of the life's worth risking the recruit one of the gang stops all because of the role that they can do good luck with the risk guinea on al-jazeera. and again. her minder about top stories this hour demonstrate the rebels

full of the dry weather down across the arabian peninsula southern parts a little more cloud there because some wetter weather on the southern end of the red sea that western side of yemen absolutely towards a lot of as well but elsewhere as you can see more hot sunshine 30 in ourselves just in doha on sunday evening. cooling off to 38 celsius as we go on into monday so not much of a cool down here plenty of heat to recently into southern africa getting up into the upper twenty's across south africa once again on the eastern cape the western cape seeing some welcome rifle i suggest cape town of 80 degrees celsius that is making its way further east. every year 50000000 tons of electronic waste is thrown away the majority can be dumped in developing countries right now electronic waste is the most traded as of this with retracing the 10 through the criminal organizations making big profits and asking why the west is turning a blind. eye on the trail on al-jazeera. a reminder of our top stories this hour demonstrate the rebels have announced that thousands of saudi backed fighters have surrendered during a month long military campaign 3 things h

destroyed 4 sites that we used to assemble remote control boats as well as sea mines no sense of damage has been revealed at the saudi arabian oil facilities that were attacked last week this is video from craig which is the world's largest oil processing facility the attack knocked out half of saudi arabia's output the authorities there earlier allowed media into the smaller sites saudi aramco has announced it will bring oil production back up to full capacity by the end of the month yemen's who the rebels say they were behind.

plan across the arabian peninsula where you see that cloud you could squeeze a spots or 2 with racially right outside maybe to the northeastern corner of saudi arabia over towards the red sea a possibility of a little bit damp weather has set in the case to into the fosse out of amman over the next couple of days here in doha temperatures getting up to 40 degrees celsius by choose they off name quite as hot as that but many of warmth plenty of decent sunshine across southern parts of africa cape town it around 19 celsius but you were in the. twenty's across the good part of the eastern side of the region 27 celsius 7 his book some of the temperature too for harare and nothing up a touch by the time you come to choose day. you know that corruption has reached a level like never ever before in our country. rank outsider. to president of the united states. was in the data we will honor the american people with the truth and nothing else discovered. for winning the white house unfair game on al jazeera. right time for us to take a look at the top stories here it out there this morning saturday's drone attacks on saudi office illnesses have triggered a record jump in brant crud

for the dry weather down across the arabian peninsula southern parts a little more cloud there because some watch the weather around the southern end of the red sea that western side of yemen capsule it was a lot lower as well but elsewhere as you can see more hot sunshine 39 celsius in doha on sunday evening. cooling off 38 celsius as we go on into monday so not much of a cool down here plenty of hate to recently in southern africa getting up into the upper twenty's across south africa once again around the eastern cape the western cape seeing some welcome rifle i suggest cape town of 18 degrees celsius that is making its way further east. i'm counting the cost bodies' economic failure job losses rise and consumers tighten their belts plus stripped of its autonomy kashmir's true $1000000000.00 harvest is left to rot and olens brags that housing crisis is double most of driven out of the car counting the cost on al-jazeera. and family. is a dialogue let you decide not to have children to say that it's steak is really human survive all everyone has a voice that must start with our community because of course this is a debate and it's a he did want

cease fire in the red sea port the coalition says it destroyed 4 sites used to assemble remote controlled boats and seen mines extensive damage has been revealed that one of 2 saudi arabian oil facilities attacked last week new video shows parts of the forest processing site charred from saturday's strike the 2 attacks on state owned saudi aramco facilities knocked out half of the kingdom's oil output yemen's who the rebels say they were behind the drone strikes the u.s. and saudi have blamed iran top military advisers who ran supreme leader defended the attacks on saudi oil facilities at. york and what is with the retailer tory operation yemenis in fact carried out a legitimate defeats of the selves of priss that killed their children the reality is that america and its allies enter greece as against palestine in yemen have become tired and worn out economically militarily and politically their policies were wrong and failed the repudiation of america and its allies is declining. iran's foreign minister says saudi arabia and the u.a.e. want to find a round to the last american so sorry for is responding to the us secretary of state who accused iran of threatening all ou

arabian revolutionary guard corps of oil supplies offering money in exchange for such information more than that the iranian special envoy brian rourke has reportedly being sending e-mails to the captains of tankers at sea offering them reward money should they sail the tanker carrying oil into some port with they could be handed over to united states authorities this is unprecedented ratcheting up pressure by the united states but at the same time that special envoy brian hoke says that president trump remains open to buy left rule negotiation the indication perhaps that a meeting is being suggested that the united nations general assembly with the radian leaders omens later this month not so says iran the foreign minister has tweeted out a message saying that the u.s. reward money being offered amounts to nothing more than blackmail my grandchildren who are separated from their parents at the us mexico border are suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder a government watchdog report has found that most of the children had serious mental health problems and the uncertain reunification process only added to their ordeal report also revealed that some of the children were confused and belief that par

cease fire in the red sea port the coalition says it destroyed 4 sites used to assemble remote control boats and seen mines extensive damage has been revealed that one of 2 saudi arabian oil facilities attacked last week new video shows parts of the forest processing site charred from saturday's strike the 2 attacks on state owned saudi aramco facilities knocked out half of the kingdom's oil output yemen's who the rebels say they were behind the drone strikes the u.s. and saudi have blamed iran top military advisers who ran supreme leader defended the attacks on saudi oil facilities at. york and move over libya liers with a retell atory operation yemenis in fact carried out a legitimate defeats of the selves they could.

plant across the arabian peninsula where you see that cloud you could squeeze a spot or 2 or 3 easily rain outside maybe to the northeastern corner of saudi arabia over towards the red sea a possibility of a little bit damp weather has set in the case too into the far south of amman over the next couple of days here in doha temperatures getting up to 40 degrees celsius by choose they are no quite as hot as that but plenty of warm with plenty of decent sunshine across southern parts of africa cape town it around 19 celsius but you are in the high twenty's across a good part of the eastern side of the region 27 celsius which has bugs some of the temperature too for harare and not going up a touch by the time you come to choose day. in the heart of the amazon believe me in families that send lives in peril to harvest brazil nuts. which can sing the congo to the capital is an even more dangerous challenge. risking it to believe yeah. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every. world oil prices soar after an attack at the heart of saudi arabia's production and put. a satellite images appear to reveal more about the damage u.s. president donald trump declares he's locked and load

cease fire in the red sea port the coalition says it destroyed 4 sites used to assemble remote control boats and see mines the extensive damage has been revealed of both saudi arabian oil facilities which are attacked last week and this is video from abqaiq the world's largest oil processing facility the attack knocked out half of saudi arabia's output the authorities earlier had allowed media into the smaller coronas site saudi aramco has announced it will bring oil production back up to full capacity by the end of the month the hoofy rebels say they were behind the strikes but the u.s. and saudi acclaimed iran. the senior military advisor to iran's supreme leader has defended the attack on saudi oil facilities. with a retell atory operation yemenis in fact carried out a legitimate defense of them selves against a priss that killed their children the reality is that america and its allies and aggressors against palestine and yemen have become tired and worn out economically militarily and politically the policies were wrong and failed the repudiation of america and its allies is declining. in the world was between tehran and washington continued with the iranian f

plant crossed the arabian peninsula where you see that cloud you could squeeze a spot or 2 or 3 easily rain out so maybe to the northeastern corner of saudi arabia over towards the red sea possibility of a little bit damp weather city the case to into the far south of amman over the next couple of days here in doha temperatures getting up to 40 degrees celsius by choose they are no quite as hot as that but many of war with plenty of decent sunshine across southern parts of africa cape town it around 19 celsius but you were in the high twenty's across the good part of the eastern side of the region 27 celsius 71 his book some of the temperature too for harare and nothing up a touch by the time you come to choose day. sponsored by qatar a. big storms generate fountains of headlines it seems that much the media is still struggling with how to deal with it with different angles from different perspectives how do you hold a lawyer to separate the spin from the facts. the misinformation from journalism how careful must you your words but some tough stuff has to be said so some critics have to be listening post on al-jazeera. all right let's have a look at the top stories here