basra germany's foreign minister has called for the immediate release of the captain of a rescue vessel who defied italian authorities to illegally dock in lampedusa. was detained after she hit the police she was that was trying to stop the sea watch 3 was carrying dozens of migrants and refugees rescued in the mediterranean racket they appeared in court on saturday faces 10 years in prison if convicted. fishermen in nigeria say a non-native plant species is choking rivers and restricting trade the water hyacinth is native to the amazon basin of south america but it started appearing in nigeria in the 1990 s. quickly spread our military's reports from lagos. on land hundreds of thousands of cars and trucks clog the streets of lagos and for those people who have increasingly turned to the water for transport an invasive weed is making life difficult there. because of how enormous it is is the governments the us will kill more machines to show that we're able to tackle it appropriately the spread of water hyacinth is heading inland covering small streams and rivers at least 26 out of nige

to get worse because authorities haven't done what they need to in order to protect the people of basra and ensure that there is adequate water quality and quantity iraq's health minister says the government understands the severity and urgency of the crisis. we have a comprehensive review of the environmental. challenges and in the relation to the drinking water we are now for the 1st time in over the last 5 to 6 months we are producing regular bulletin on the standards of water it will take more than monitoring to solve the crises in addition to government mismanagement and neglect climate change and dams in neighboring turkey and iran are also taking a toll on water resources and there's a constant fear that another outbreak of disease might happen at any time job a down to 0 bus or. well back to the philippines were present rigor detected a state of the nation address that's happening is amidst calls for his resignation we can cross over of course to the house of representatives there where the ongoing speech is in progress he has been really talking about his war on drugs and corru

i'm sure all of it in basra and i'll tell you what we've done a great iraq in preference to rely more on its own production rather than import. and then sports colombia has its 1st ever tour de france champion peter we'll have that story and all the sports. that britain has sent a 2nd warship to the gulf to protect u.k. flag vessels crossing the street of hamas the h.m.s. duncan has joined a british frigate already stationed there the warships will be escorting vessels sailing through the strait the deployment follows iran seizure for u.k. flag the oil tanker more than a week ago well iran's nuclear negotiator says an emergency meeting in vienna over the fate of the iran nuclear deal has been constructive but as iraq he says tehran will continue to reduce its nuclear commitments if europe fails to salvage the pact the vienna meeting between the remaining signatories of the deal was called tensions are soaring between iran and the west the european parties have been trying to keep the deal alive after the u.s. withdrew from it last year in the past one month. several developments. rega

the most contaminated with mines in the world and the worst affected region is around the city of basra. reports. he's led home by her teenage nephew. zahra was blinded almost 20 years ago when she stepped on an anti-personnel mine in a field close by. her brother was killed by a landmine 2 years later. it is how deep psychological effect on my life i often feel like i'm a dead person what used to my to anyone the area we live in is still contaminated with bombs many young people have died zahara lives in the basra neighborhood a better arm in southern iraq its name roughly translates to the place of. all no 150 people have been killed and many more injured in but. buried bombs from iraq's wars over the last 30 years. in a house close by we meet malik need his leg was blown off 6 months ago when he stepped on a mine while searching for scrap metal which he used to sell to supplement his income as a construction worker. now i live off the charity of my friends i survive on their generosity i have no social security or a pension a depression is overwhelming i can work to support my childr

about services then i can tell you we have almost none especially if we speak about the province of basra with little electricity polluted water rampant corruption and unemployment people are overwhelmed our province is the most affected out of the rest. and every few months that anger and frustration spills out on the streets and the protesters have come out in basra frequently to vent their anger and demand uninterrupted supply of essential services prime minister either of their mattie's government says it's trying to make things better but needs more time. i don't deny that there is a power crisis concerning distribution and power overload but there has been big progress in production we need an overhaul of work across the power grid and we believe that we have a clear path ahead of us to get rid of the power crisis that has persisted for over 15 years but those who come out on the street see these birds as promises which of remain unfulfilled by successive governments some of the job it out of the fact that protesters in lebanon trying to force their way into parliament during a meet

i don't all of a garbage in basra and i'll tell you what's being done to upgrade iraq the guy impressed actor 13 rely more on that one production rather than import. and garrett fails move to china they don't have the details coming up in sports to stay with us . hello again welcome back where it is going to be hot and dry normal for this time of year and for baghdad we are going to be seeing temperatures sorry to rise over the next few days so starting at about 45 degrees here on monday quite city you can be seeing the same type of trend where those temperatures daily are going to be going up we do expect to see 48 degrees her on tuesday but as we go towards wednesday possibly even seeing getting close to 50 degrees there up towards tehran 40 degrees and over here toward scrushy more rain in your forecast with a temperature of 30 where across the gulf it is going to be the miti that is a problem we're going to be seeing maybe some gusty conditions as well but on monday 40 degrees is the expected high but notice along the coastal areas of amman it is going to be the clouds anywhere from

on it all the garbage in basra and all of what's being done to upgrade iraq improve her care of her can provide morning long production rather than import. also detained and out of contact with their families pays for young palestinians in prison to be allowed to make phone calls home. and we had to colombia as the country celebrates its 1st tour de france champion is coming out in support. helo temperatures in eastern europe on as high as they will also run about the 30 mosques point humid i mean poland there's still a warning out for effectively heatwave but digging into the hot weather this culture on this blue line which it brought in atlanta came out usually has to pick up some more from 2 suns to homes it did that in barcelona did that in parts of northern italy in the last day or so misses significant thunderstorms the temps drop isn't great but this is the disturbance to watch that's physic the position as it sits on sunday so here's the hot stuff that 30 plus not extreme is still quite warm or a less humid further west but learned that war from it goes out through the middle of

a cause of so much sickness the problem is trying to get clean drinking water in the iraqi city of basra also think he's a bit untrustworthy. bothered by boris britain's likely new prime minister it's causing a split in scotland. and we're in the mountains of northern pakistan to see how a polo festival is reviving the tourist industry stay with us here and i'll just. i'll be looking at your instagram account and reading takes into the atmosphere behind the scenes this is a dialogue when donald trump announce his candidacy for president everyone laughed at them everyone has a point the best chance the democrats have to beat donald trump is to nominate an exciting inspirational callous mother normally join the global conversation in your thoughts get twitter and you to find out is iraq. a conflict that is now considered to be the world's worst humanitarian crisis how many do not all have to die like this or stop these hearts is really for sale and investigation into how billions of euros are made from supplying arms to saudi arabia a leader of the coalition fighting a war in the south the

one of many providing water from salty tributaries and canards to the more than 4000000 people of basra. the aging network is unable to cope with rising demand. the quantity as well as quality of the water is a major concern. was among $120000.00 iraqis who needed hospital treatment after drinking polluted water last year his family struggles to afford the $15.00 needed every day dubai clean water from privately owned tanker companies. i have recently developed a skin disease from filthy water in our taps and it took me 6 months to get traces of a majority of the affected our women and children this water of water costs about 50 cents not everyone can afford bottles like this one what many people are able to afford is water taps like these which come directly from the river and its tributaries and it is this polluted water which has been the cause of sending more than 120000 people to hospital in a city which is home to more than 4 and a half 1000000 people since last year's outbreak of disease the problems have been identified but solutions require serious efforts and funds a supply of

i want all the garbage in basra and i'll tell you what's being done to upgrade iraq gas improper care person rely more on production rather than import . hello it is back you stand it's quite hot you may think that's not a surprising statement but actually average even here on the high side tashkent showing 41 l. masses it's 38 degrees so about the same as terrace again been above average there for several weeks always the hotter weather is further down from the high ground of iran sort of baghdad 46 quite possibly will start to rise next as a further south in iraq and certainly in the southwest of iran we've been seeing the 40 knots the fifty's there for days on end and obviously cooler near the coast beirut represent such a such degrees whereas aleppo not really that far inland as this scale shows is near the 40 mark once again the breeze has changed down through the gulf the circulation now appears to be something of the empty quarter so much cash moisture and bring it back towards doha it could be a sticky 40 would equally it could well pick up rather a lot of light sandra not emp

i was all over garbage in basra and i'll quote what upgrade propaganda improper can provide mortgage on production rather than import the. demonstrators have returned to the streets all sudan's capital angered by the findings of an investigation into raids and protests count last month the military is blaming a handful of what it calls rogue officers for the violence which the opposition says kills at least 100 people have been morgan has more from neighboring ethiopia . a few officers diverting from their orders and no blame on sudan's military gentile that was the core of the report from the investigation committee set up by the military to look into what happened on june 3rd when security forces attacked a pro-democracy sit in at army headquarters in her town where the much and i mean. one of the brigadier's was warned that he's not responsible for the operation yet he disobeyed orders and led the rapid support forces into the sitting area and handed down orders for them to get out of their armored vehicles and force the protesters out it's also stablished that the riot forces led

be triggered at least for now if that is true it can't be resolved un sanctions could follow so in basra he has more fun to have around it is the bolder step iran has taken so far in its choreographed campaign to reduce compliance with the 2015 nuclear deal on sunday morning it announced it would start enriching uranium to higher levels than allowed under the joint comprehensive plan of action was. in a few hours the technical process will come to an end and enrichment above 3.67 percent will begin tomorrow when the i takes a sample the level will be higher. iranian leaders warned for months if the international community did not help their country reap the benefits guaranteed in the way it will no longer honor its commitments the level of enrichment is unclear but senior leaders have suggested it could be as high as 5 even 20 percent still far from the 90 percent needed for weapons grade uranium there has been a flurry of diplomatic activity in recent weeks with meetings of the united nations security council and the commission in vienna there was hope that an injection of cash into ins

to be seen what they can often return and talk about as in paris with that update thank you so in basra of course is in teheran zain an update from you than what the iranians were saying we've heard from the likes of president trump saying that they're playing with fire. yes that's exactly right i think we would iranian officials here in to her are saying they will basically be sending the message to their european counterparts that the same alarming language being used about iran's reduction of cooperation with the joint comprehensive plan of action that iran maintains is in line with the wording of the deal itself will say that the alarming language that many of the world leaders are using with regards to ron's production of cooperation should also be applied to the united states for its unilateral pullout from the 2050 nuclear deal iranian officials have said over and over again that they've been patient long enough and the moves they're taking now are not only to stress test the deal itself but also to take back some terrain take back some autonomy with regards to the deal saying th

were already struggling to help clear the explosives the worst affected region is around the city of basra from which. is led home by her teenage nephew meet us zahar was blinded almost 20 years ago when she stepped on an anti-personnel mine in a field close by. her brother was killed by a landmine 2 years later. it is had deep psychological effect on my life i often feel like i'm a dead person what used to my to anyone the area we live in is still contaminated with bombs many young people have died zahara lives in the basra neighborhood of bedroom in southern iraq its name roughly translates to the place of compute. will no 150 people have been killed and many more injured in but thrown by buried bombs from iraq's wars over the last 30 years. in a house close by we meet and need his leg was blown off a 6 months ago when he stepped on a mine while searching for scrap metal which he used to sell to supplement his income as a construction worker. now i live off the charity of my friends i survive on their generosity i have no social security or a pension a depression is overwhelming i can wo

few months that anger and frustration spills out on the streets and the protesters have come out in basra frequently to vent their anger and demand uninterrupted supply of essential services. prime minister either of the mat is government says it's trying to make things better but needs more time. i don't deny that there is a power crisis concerning distribution and power overload but there has been big progress in production we need an overhaul work across the power grid and we believe that we have a clear path ahead of us to get rid of the power crisis that has persisted for over 15 years but those who come out on the street see these words as promises which of remain unfulfilled by successive governments some of the. fact that the u.s. has imposed sanctions on a bounty of up to $7000000.00 on a senior hezbollah leader washington is accusing sun of coordinating bomb attack. 25 years ago on thursday argentina designated the lebanese group hezbollah as a terrorist organization and ordered the freezing if its assets in the country here is terrorism. a siren to remember the worst terrorist

rouhani described the military operation as powerful precise and professional war from out a series in basra in teheran. it was the 1st time that he seemed to link the seizure of a ship by iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps less than a week ago to the seizing injured brawl tour of the grace one iranian oil tanker and president hassan rouhani said that he believes in international law he believes in dialogue as long as it's fair and it's legal and he said that european nations should do the same and if the u.k. was to stop its wrong actions in gibraltar it should expect receiving a proportionate response from iran now does this perhaps suggest that releasing their vessel will prompt iran to release the british flag vessel well iran continues to say that its seizure of the vessel was illegal that it wandered into iran's territorial waters iran has always said that it is the sole protector or one of the main protectors i should say of the strait of hormuz and the vessels passing through it but during his cabinet meeting president hasan rouhani also mentioned a waterway in the southwest ti

early election called -- done the akp mightn't not be able to secure a majority within the parliament basra that's far ahead but i i i think we should focus on right now how his party it will manage to survive this all. this right yeah that it's experiencing right now this related to the vote and the economy will there is a consensus right now. that this vote was free and fair and as alan was pointing out. it's also pointed out that there is a deep divide in turkish society between conservative voters mainly in the countryside and the more liberal voters in urban areas. i'm so excited the right person has one justice has one love and unity. one people in istanbul have. one everything's great now. we will work for a brighter future together. shoulder to shoulder really i'm so happy. you should get a little change was necessary. although i'm gonna people had enough of the incumbent government. yeah turkey needs a fresh blood to new rhetoric and a new face yeah i do i think this result is a reflection of that she knew has a mine. has among it i think people don't see the good things tie affair

to get worse because authorities haven't done what they need to in order to protect the people of basra and ensure that there is adequate water quality and quantity iraq's health minister says the government understands the severity and urgency of the crisis. we have a comprehensive review of the environmental. challenges and in the relation to the drinking water we are now for the 1st time in over the last 5 to 6 months we are producing regular bulletin on the standards of water it will take more than monitoring to solve the crises in addition to government mismanagement and neglect climate change and dams in neighboring turkey and iran are also taking a toll on water resources and there's a constant fear that another outbreak of disease might happen at any time job it out of the euro buster pretty secretary of silence for the palin says he'll resign if forrest johnson becomes prime minister on wednesday johnson's rival for the job jeremy hunt says a new deal breaks it should not be ruled out but he says he's willing to delay britain's departure from the european union if necessary to

demand specially during the summer and power plants rely on gas most of it comes from fields like the basra gas field in the south and because it's associated gas with oil a single well provides both oil and gas but iraq doesn't produce enough gas for its power stations a 3rd of what it needs is imported from iran. in the 1980 s. raining jets took out most of iraq's oil and gas infrastructure in the sanctions that followed saddam hussein's invasion of kuwait stalled any redevelopment. now iraq's economy is weak the us is an important ally and both saudi arabia and iran are its neighbors iranian gas is a burden on baghdad stretched budget and a loaded issue for domestic and regional politics prime minister other liberal maybe wants to make iraq energy independent his oil minister has already signed multibillion dollar deals with international companies such as honeywell eggs on and shell unfortunately because of those who were delayed and that's why really the guys and us who was lagging behind. we are concentrating on this and the possible use to burn more 50 per cent 2 years to 3 years ago

demand specially during the summer in power plants rely on gas most of it comes from fields like the basra gas field in the south and because it's associated gas with oil a single will provide support or oil and gas but iraq doesn't produce enough gas for its power stations a 3rd of what it needs is imported from iran. in the 1980 s. raining jets took out most of iraq's oil and gas infrastructure and the sanctions that followed saddam hussein's invasion of kuwait stalled any redevelopment now iraq's economy is weak the u.s. is an important ally and both saudi arabia and iran are its neighbors iranian gas is a burden on baghdad stretched budget and a loaded issue for domestic and regional politics prime minister mehdi wants to make iraq energy independent his oil minister has already signed multibillion dollar deals with international companies such as honeywell eggs on and shell unfortunately because of those who were delayed and that's why really the guys and us who was lagging behind. we are concentrating on this and the possible use to burn more than 50 per cent for 2 years to 3 years a

hope france might have head of a negotiated solution to any of this might be overly optimistic zain basra the al-jazeera on. iran has defended itself against the u.s. accusations as an emergency meeting of the international atomic energy agency in vienna has no i think the most important thing to come out of this meeting at the i.a.e.a. in vienna is that iran is not at this moment anyway planning to take any further steps away from the new clear deal although each envoy. did affirm that after another 60 days now if indeed the parties have still not come back into full compliance with their commitments to iran under the deal particularly the europeans of course and their commitment to protect iran's economy under the deal will then it will be prepared to launch a 3rd phase of actions in response but pointing out that no firm response has yet been decided upon by. told the ambassadors in the room that once again. the enrichment that iran is undertaking is its right under the nonproliferation treaty is required for purely peaceful purposes and that iran has never tried to create or acquire w

few months that anger and frustration spills out on the streets and the protesters have come out in basra frequently to vent their anger and demand uninterrupted supply of essential services. prime minister either of their mattie's government says it's trying to make things better but needs more time. i don't deny that there is a power crisis concerning distribution and power overload but there has been big progress in production we need an overhaul of work across the power grid and we believe that we have a clear path ahead of us to get rid of the power crisis that has persisted for over 15 years but those who come out on the street c.d.'s but his promises which of remain unfulfilled by successive governments. back that. hundreds of thousands of demonstrators of marched in sudan's capital to remember 200 people killed in protests since december the country's military juncker and then alliance of opposition groups to sign a constitutional deal that will determine functions of the sovereign council on wednesday an accord was signed creating a transitional power sharing body that has more.

hope france might have head of a negotiated solution to any of this might be overly optimistic zain basra the old 00. 1 iran's defended itself against the u.s. accusations that an emergency meeting of the international atomic energy agency in vienna more on that with john holl. i think the most important thing to come out of this meeting at the i.a.e.a. in vienna is that iran is not at this moment anyway planning to take any further steps away from the new clear deal although each envoy for some arab body did affirm that after another 60 days now if indeed the parties have still not come back into full compliance with their commitments to iran under the deal particularly the europeans of course and their commitment to protect iran's economy under the deal will then it will be prepared to launch a 3rd phase of actions in response but pointing out that no firm response has yet been decided upon by iran was struck by the told the ambassadors in the room that once again. the enrichment that iran is undertaking is its right under the nonproliferation treaty is required for purely peaceful purp

banking on to revive revenue sources after years of war and instability some a bunch of aid visit basra refinery and the 3rd part of his series on iraq's energy sector. this is buster's largest oil refinery processing 210000 barrels of crude to produce gasoline kerosene diesel as well as marine and jet fuel built in the 1970 s. sometimes entire units have to be replaced because parts are no longer available. but our refineries has suffered during the iran iraq war as well as the 2nd and the 3rd gulf wars this led to many problems with the equipment and rehab illustration but the hard work of the staff ensures that we were once more the operations. years of conflict have also had an impact by some captured b.g. the largest refinery in northern iraq and it will take years before it is fully rehabilitated as peace returns to iraq demand for petroleum products is increasing . the local consumption is increasing due to improving income levels there is an increasing the number of cars and power plants so there is also need for more fuel from iraqi refineries. invest for a new unit is under co

few months that anger and frustration spills out on the streets and the protesters have come out in basra frequently to vent their anger and demand uninterrupted supply of essential services. prime minister either live there maties government says it's trying to make things better but needs more time. but i don't deny that there is a power crisis concerning distribution and power overload but there has been big progress in production we need an overhaul of work across the power grid and we believe that we have a clear path ahead of us to get rid of the power crisis that has persisted for over 15 years but those who come out on the street see these but his promises which is remain unfulfilled by successive governments some of the job it out of the fact that. more had on the al-jazeera news hour including extending a humanitarian hand taiwan's president says these self ruling island could give refuge to protesters from hong kong. and in sport the world's best female cyclists continue to challenge tour de france organizers to give them their own version of the race. but 1st libya's high coun

to get worse because authorities haven't done what they need to in order to protect the people of basra and ensure that there is adequate water quality and quantity iraq's health minister says the government understands the severity and urgency of the crisis. we have a comprehensive review of the environmental. challenges and in the relation to the drinking water we are now for the 1st time in over the last 5 to 6 months we are producing regular bulletin on the standards of water it will take more than monitoring to solve the crises in addition to government mismanagement and neglect climate change and dams in neighboring turkey and iran are also taking a toll on water resources and there's a constant fear that another outbreak of disease might happen at any time job get out of the euro bus or. this is going to round up at the top stories britain's foreign secretary jeremy hunt says the u.k. will try to put together a european led maritime mission in the strait of hormuz he briefed parliament about the government's response to iran's seizure of a u.k. flagged oil tanker he's called it a

british navy to defend the free flow of commerce and freedom of navigation through the region there in basra has been monitoring reaction in the iranian capital. diplomatic relations between iran and the united kingdom have been suffering for many months now and the events of the last 24 hours will not help that situation and the arrest of senior officers of the grace of one the oil tanker that was detained last week off the coast of gibraltar by the u.k. royal marines that is likely to bring the same level of anger from leaders here into iran that the detention of the vessel the seizure of the vessel the oil tanker brought from the senior most levels of government last week iran's president and other senior leaders calling it a violation of the sanctity of international waterway something that was creating insecurity many senior iranian leaders also called the u.k. move but that was by all accounts taken at the behest of the united states an act of piracy now iran is very angry about the fact that 2000000 barrels of crude a world were in the cargo vessel at the time of its seizure something

watchdog confirmed to her on a stockpiling more enrich uranium than allowed on the 2015 uclear deal so in basra v. has more from to her on. iran speaker of parliament johnny speaking during a ceremony to mark the 988 us shoot down of an iranian passenger airliner flight 655 the remarks that he made really reflected the frustration of the iranian leadership not 290 people died in 1908 when a u.s. missile cruiser fired at the passenger airliner but when the 2050 nuclear deal was signed the trust gap that exists between iran and the united states from years of conflict and incidents like this shoot down a lot of that trust had been bridged by moves made by the administration of u.s. president barack obama the latest remarks today from mr larijani illustrate how much of that trust deficit being built up that trust deficit being done away with during the obama administration much of that has been undone by the administration of u.s. president donald trump more should. america's problem is that they don't know the middle east and the iranian nation and they think if they deploy some warships to the r

to get worse because authorities haven't done what they need to in order to protect the people of basra and ensure that there is adequate water quality and quantity iraq's health minister says the government understands the severity and urgency of the crisis. we have a comprehensive review of the environmental. challenges and in the relation to the drinking water we are now for the 1st time in over the last 5 to 6 months we are producing. on the. of the water it will take more than monitoring to solve the crises in addition to government mismanagement and neglect climate change and dams in neighboring turkey and iran are also taking a toll on water resources and there's a constant fear that another outbreak of disease might happen at any time. of the bus or. the death toll in syria continues to rise after killed and wounded civilians within the past 24. major rebel stronghold in syria has more from beirut in neighboring lebanon. yesterday the death toll was 800 civilians among them 9 children as well as a white helmet volunteer rescue worker who arrives at the scene only to die in anoth

xavier basra says california will get about $19 million from the $600 million settlement.from an incident in 2017 where hackers gained access to roughly 150 million people's private information including social security numbers, birth dates, and drivers license numbers. >> when companies collect personal information, especially our security numbers, those companies have a legal responsibility to secure it and to protect it. when that data is compromised, our data is compromised. it's not just a wreech of security. it's a breach of public trust. >> the settlement requires up t5 million into a restitution fund and another $175 million in penalties to the state. at ktvu.com we've posted a more detailed list about the program and what you need to file a claim. >>> stocks finished higher today as investors wait for decisions from the federal reserve next week on a possible interest rate cut. the dow closed 17 points higher. the nasdaq gained 57. and the s&p was up eight. most analysts expect the fed to cut rates a quarter percent when they meet a week from wednesday. apple is r

demand specially during the summer and power plants rely on gas most of it comes from fields like the basra gas field in the south and because it's associated gas with oil a single will provide support or oil and gas but iraq doesn't produce enough gas for its power stations a 3rd of what it needs is imported from iran. in the 1980 s. raining jets took out most of iraq's oil and gas infrastructure in the sanctions that followed saddam hussein's invasion of kuwait stalled any redevelopment. now iraq's economy is weak the us is an important ally and both saudi arabia and iran are its neighbors iranian gas is a burden on baghdad stretched budget and a loaded issue for domestic and regional politics prime minister other liberal maybe wants to make iraq energy independent his oil minister has already signed multibillion dollar deals with international companies such as honeywell eggs on and shell unfortunately because of those who were delayed and that's why really the guys and us who was lagging behind. we are concentrating on this and the possible use to burn more about 50 per cent 2 years to

hope france might have head of a negotiated solution to any of this might be overly optimistic zain basra the al-jazeera . iran though has defended itself against the u.s. accusations at an emergency meeting of the i.a.e.a. the international atomic energy agency in vienna trying to hold that for us. i think the most important thing to come out of this meeting at the i.a.e.a. in vienna is that iran is not at this moment anyway planning to take any further steps away from the new clear deal although each envoy for some arab our body did affirm that after another 60 days now if indeed the parties have still not come back into full compliance with their commitments to iran under the deal particularly the europeans of course and their commitment to protect iran's economy under the deal will then it will be prepared to launch a 3rd phase of actions in response but pointing out that no firm response has yet been decided upon by iran misra by the told the ambassadors in the room that once again. is the enrichment that iran is undertaking is its right under the nonproliferation treaty is required

majority of the affected are been in children this water of water costs about $0.50 not everyone in basra can afford bottles like this one what many people are able to afford is water from taps like these which come directly from the river and its tributaries and it is this polluted water which has been the cause of sending more than 120000 people to hospital in the city which is home to more than 4 and a half 1000000 people. since last year's outbreak of disease the problems have been identified but solutions require serious efforts and funds a supply of clean water is among the many basic services lacking in this oil rich city or to. the real cause of water pollution come from the main water sources high level of salinity and bacterial contamination to the corrosion of water pipelines and there are infrastructure issues contributing to water problems. human rights watch says untreated sewage as well as industrial and agricultural waste is pumped into waterways the fear is that this situation is only going to get worse because authorities haven't done what they need to in order to protec

fairly reliably hot from $39.00 terran to $45.00 down in baghdad and probably harder than that in basra the wind direction the northerly typically across the plains of iraq and down towards the the gulf that's often dusty but not particularly so at them i was not particularly strong so little change in this day apart from those incoming big showers for turkey down the arabian gulf typically were in the forty's and most places humidities hovering on the. i an acceptable not quite there as you can see the wind direction slightly off alone for example for bahrain and qatar that's a draw is direction not so for upper darby you've got rather more humid conditions but. the southwest the monsoon kicking in now you just get the edge of it so often it is overcast and sometimes just not quite there but when not far away most of southern africa is of course dry and sunny at the moment and thursday is no exception. the weather sponsored by catherine. this is a dialogue a meeting about it for nothing on international media and on t.v. why should we stop this conversation with skepticism because ther

to get worse because authorities haven't done what they need to in order to protect the people of basra and ensure that there is adequate water quality and quantity iraq's health minister says the government understands the severity and urgency of the crisis. we have a comprehensive review of the environment. and the relation to the drinking water. for the 1st time and over the last 5 to 6 months we are producing regular bulletin on the. of water it will take more than monitoring to solve the crises in addition to government mismanagement and neglect climate change and dams in neighboring turkey and iran are also taking a toll on water resources and there's a constant fear that another outbreak of disease might happen at any time. buster. top news stories kenya's finance minister has become the 1st government leader ever to be arrested for corruption and financial misconduct in the awarding of contracts the 2 hydroelectric dam projects they were budgeted to cost taxpayers around half a $1000000000.00 but $150000000.00 more was allegedly already in the telling company involved in the sca

few months that anger and frustration spills out on the streets angry protesters have come out in basra frequently to vent their anger and demand uninterrupted supply of essential services. prime minister i've been maddie's government says it's trying to make things better but needs more time. i don't deny that there is a power crisis concerning distribution and power overload but there has been big progress in production we need to work across the power grid and we believe that we have a clear path ahead of us to get rid of the power crisis that has persisted for over 15 years but those who come out on the street cd's but his promises which of remain unfulfilled by successive governments. back that. plenty more ahead on the al-jazeera news hour including the dutch supreme court rules the neverland's is partly liable for the killings of hundreds of muslim men and in 1995. extending a humanitarian hand taiwan's president says the self ruling island would give refuge to protesters from hunted kong. and in sport peter has details of a refereeing 1st for rugby league in australia. but 1st s

picture and of course fairly reliably hot from 39 terran to 45 down in baghdad and probably hard not in basra the wind direction the northerly typically across the plains of iraq and down towards the the gulf that's often dusty but not particularly so at them i was not particularly strong so little change in this day apart from those incoming big showers for turkey down the arabian gulf typically were in the forty's the most places humidities hovering on the unacceptable not quite there as you can see the wind direction slightly off the land for example for bahrain and qatar that's the driest direction not so for abu dhabi you've got rather more humid conditions. with the southwest the monsoon kicking in now you just get the edge of it so often it is overcast and sometimes drizzly not quite the drizzle bit there but when not far away most of southern africa is of course dry and sunny in a moment and thursday is no exception. one of the last remaining ancient forests in southeast asia is a lifeline to hundreds of lumberjacks and drive as. we follow that treacherous journey as they walk through

what it hopes will bring in much needed money after years of war is hell of a job they had with us in basra refinery in the 3rd part of a series on iraq's energy sector. this is buster's largest oil refinery processing 210000 barrels of crude to produce gasoline kerosene diesel as well as marine and jet fuel built in the 1970 s. sometimes entire units have to be replaced because parts are no longer available. but our refineries has suffered during the iran iraq war as well as the 2nd and the 3rd gulf wars this led to many problems with the equipment and rehab illustration but the hard work of the staff ensures that we were once more the operations. years of conflict have also had an impact by some captured b.g. the largest refinery in northern iraq and it will take years before it is fully rehabilitated as peace returns to iraq demand for petroleum products is increasing . the local consumption is increasing due to improving income levels there is an increasing the number of cars and power plants so there is also need for more fuel from iraqi refineries. in a new unit is under construction

to get worse because authorities haven't done what they need to in order to protect the people of basraand ensure that there is adequate water quality and quantity iraq's health minister says the government understands the severity and urgency of the crisis. we have a comprehensive review of the environmental. challenges and in relation to the drinking water we are now for the 1st time in over the last 5 to 6 months we are producing regular bulletin on the standards of water it will take more than monitoring to solve the crises in addition to government mismanagement and neglect climate change and dams in neighboring turkey and iran are also taking a toll on water resources and there's a constant fear that another outbreak of disease might happen at any time which i'm a big job it out of the euro buster. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories ek foreign secretary jeremy hunt is calling for a european led naval mission to ensure safe shipping through the strait of hormuz it's a response to iran seizure of a british flights all tankers last week. iran says it's arrested 17 spies