in fact cape town has more c.c.t.v. cameras than any other city in africa and the number is going up. with its new budget approved the city council says it will be investing in more cameras says the council for safety and security j.p. smith. sizeable chunk about 30000000 this year for c.c.t.v. cameras so we'll be accelerating the c.c.t.v. rollout. but not everyone's happy with the plans 40 minutes east of the city center lies one of south africa's biggest townships it's home 240-0000 people the area is one of cape town's crime hotspots. but despite that it is not set to receive any new cameras much to the strain of local community development leader bikini cheadle. of cape town. or from them if it's good for. surely. it's good for the. surely too good for too but does the city really only care for its affluent areas it could be a question of politics cape town is run by the da south africa's main opposition party but some of the city's warts such as a government by the a.n.c. . currently has the highest number of c.c.t

he works to save lives but often his own is at risk in areas in cape town so dangerous he needs armed police protection the 1st call of the night comes from mitchell's plane where a woman says she's been physically assaulted the crime rate is the real life risk of the late that it's the worst it's normally what you do is load and go but we don't have a choice now because the world begins when we have to get to stabilize as the crowd grows the police keep a close watch the need for security is an all too familiar reality for subjects patna susan. bank and when we ran outside to we saw that people were breaking into our vehicle 2nd incident when we took all people see that we kind of like. very started checking mark carney and a french it was another crew heads to what's known as a red zone an area of high crime paramedic candace marks can only respond when police arrive this is hanover park overcrowded poor and riddled with violence you don't with the lights on. the 3rd or 4th thing is that for this attack move people to the scene of. the incident he's you know this guy was standing so

hermetics and one of the so-called red zones in the western cape and a warning this story contains images that some viewers might find a stabbing. years ago it was the paramedics a dk abrams begins his night shift with a prayer for safety. he works to save lives but often his own is at risk in areas in cape town so dangerous he needs armed police protection the 1st call of the night comes from mitchell's plane where a woman says she's been physically assaulted the crime rate is the real life risk of the late the it's the worst it's not only what you do is load and go but we don't have a choice now because the real victims if we have to get out they will rise as the crowd grows the police keep a close watch the need for security is an all too familiar reality pacific's patna susan. bank and when we ran outside to we saw that people were breaking into our vehicle 2nd incident when we took all people see that we kind of lights and they started checking mark carney and a french it was another crew heads to what's known as a red zone an area of high crime paramedic candace mox can only respond

he works to save lives but often his own is at risk in areas in cape town so dangerous he needs armed police protection the 1st call of the night. comes from mitchell's plane where a woman says she's been physically assaulted the crime rate the videos i feel physically the late that it's the worst it's not only what you do is load and go but we don't have a choice now because the world begins when we have to get to stabilize as the crowd grows the police keep a close watch the need for security is an all too familiar reality for subjects patna susan we have a big. bank and when we ran outside to we saw that people were breaking into our vehicle 2nd incident when we to call people see that we kind of liked and they started checking mark carney and they stretch it to use another crew heads to what's known as a red zone an area of high crime paramedic candace mox can only respond when police arrive this is hanover park overcrowded poor and riddled with violence you don't with the lights on. that there were things that for this attack move people to the scene of. the incident is you know

remember, cape town desperately needs water.ic water crisis last year when its taps nearly ran dry. iceberg towing may sound crazy but sloan has assembed a team of experts who believe incorporating icebergs into the city's water supply can be done, and they're not the first to pursue it. for decades iceberg towing has been floated as a potential solution to water problems from southern california to the gulf. many of the previous efforts have been met with skepticism, even derision, but that has not deterred sloan. they want to sail to a point near gulf island, 1rfrom there identify the perfect iceberg. it would be more than 3,000 feet long and 800 feet deep, weighing 125 million tons. then two tugboats would lasso the iceberg with a two-mile-long net made from an exceptionally strong rope. super tankers would pull the rope guided by the tugboats and helped by currents to the cape. about 90 days later the iceberg would hit ground 20 nautical miles off the coast of cape town where it could be harvested for water. sloan said he's

as midnight approaches we hear there's been a shooting in manenberg on the cape flats 3 men have been shot we're told by wyvil gang members this is often the type of situation that the paramedics respond to and while they work if police stand guard. but so many people on the street paramedics don't know who could be a threat and if gang members are watching them sidique tells us he's been threatened before the guy was killed to go toss with all because the. salt would be. there when we cleaned the finishing off you wanted us to complete the institution in the storage room of the home so simple doesn't work that way in the me god why i live in your 30. the paramedics were quickly spending as little time as possible at scenes with has been violence. the so many believe it's growing into a small start to compound delivering a baby in the dock and you get to thank you from a mother. a thank you from our ward that's priceless the city of cape town says it's using security cameras and installing panic buttons in ambulances but for these emergency workers going to work every day brings with

also coming up dry we take a look at cape town. and the sauna past the african queen the towering figure in south africa's eligibility july community. your welcome to the program we start off. reject that plans by the country's military rulers to hold elections within 9 months that a clear ration of freedom and change forces alliance says it will keep up the campaign of civil disobedience to try to force the transitional military council from pot. suspended the unions with the army after yesterday's violence because of its outside the military headquarters in the doctors linked to the opposition see 35 people were killed in monday's crackdown. the army says that that's where the result of the botched attempts to clear the street and has promised an investigation so the military leader apologized but said all agreements with the opposition wear off accusing them of trying to sideline the armed forces. the military council has decided the following we have offered to cancel what has been agreed and negotiations with a declaration of

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struck persona with the african queen decades ago and is now a larger than life sort of beauty in cape town's fashion art and gay community. oh d.d. is getting ready for a show he's gay and also happens to be one of cape town's most famous drag performers using his on stage drag persona the african queen he hopes to inspire others to be creative and free being in track is a liberating situation as well as it is it's provocative as well as subversive so. you live on the edge of how to put it of creativity of danger. of to be really but it is not easy although homosexuality is legal in south africa the african continent has some of the most prohibitive laws in the world against it same sex relationships are considered taboo and in some parts punishable by death or imprisonment as the son of a priest and coming from the cosa ethnic group o.d.d. is no stranger to conservative views people don't know how to refer to a drag queen. queen here and she's like dude i'm wearing freaking heels i'm tut i've liked i've singed my waist but so much makeup obviously what is looking at you is chic and s

boys and their coach they were rescued they were a celebrated as national heroes they were turns the cape a year later to thank those who helped them make their escape. right giving thanks for the ultimate gift their lives the 12 boys and their coach other arms and a buddhist ceremony and gather a symbolic feast for cape spirits. each boy has his own memory of the ordeal. for some it's on their minds every day. this was the moment they were discovered just over a year ago. but their survival still tensed by tragedy this tiny the seal diver died during the rescue operation. honored by the team for giving his life to save their lives. i want to say thank you thank you very much to sergeant some grown up without him we might not be alive today. and he won't be soon forgotten a statue has been erected in his memory. i still have him in my heart all the time i feel like this to walk together. over the weekend thousands came to a marathon near the rescue site running in the footsteps of their national heroes. and a reunion of sorts for a team of divers who helped rescue the soccer team you know

phil keating is live from cape canaveral with the details. very cool story, phil.pace x has done its test flight. next up is boeing's turn. both companies, both space x and boeing fully intend to return to launching astronauts from here at cape canaveral by the end of the year. boeing gave us great access inside their production facility an enormous building where space shuttles used to be serviced. three star liner capsules are there in various stages of assembly. you can see the shape of the vehicles that will eventually carry astronauts to space and the return to earth with enormous parachutes and airbags on the bottom to soften the landing on land not at sea, all of which boeing has tested. boeing is hoping to launch an empty capsule to the international space station by september and if all goes well, then launch a crude mission on the star liner with three astronauts on board by the end of the year. >> we have the expertise. we have the knowledge. the team is really dedicated. they have driven through all the problems we have had and really they are right on

and keeping cape in a 50 degrees it's a pretty dry and sunny picture. the weather sponsored by qatar airways after decades of being programmed with instructions data hungry computers can now learn on their own identifying packet and predicting human behavior. artificial intelligence can monitor our movement. and decide on our future the big picture to coach the world according to ai and exposes the bias inside the machine part one on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick amount of top stories here on al-jazeera a doctor's group aligned with protesters in savannah says at least 60 people have been killed by security forces since monday following a meeting of the un security council 8 european countries have condemned the crackdown protesters are projected the military's plan for an election and 9 months time saying it won't be 3. years president donald trump has promised the u.k. what he called a phenomenal trade deal once it leaves the european union it also called for a united front against iran a 2nd state visit. and it's been 2 years in saudi arabia the u

and keeping cape in a 15 degrees it's a pretty dry and sunny picture. all americans are struggling to pay their rent the problem isn't just limited to basic cities. a former governor of the indian social banks calls from those global. we bring you the stories that are shaping the economics we live in. counting the cost 0. the crackdown goes on in sudan but military leaders may be changing their message saying they're open to a restart in talks if negotiations are right. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up it is really serious and we take it very very seriously concerns of media freedom after the australian national broadcaster is rated over a 2 year old report accusing the military of war crimes. 2 years ago and inside blockade is affecting the lives of its people. every parent to get after it again the end certainty facing syrians bombed out of their homes by government forces. call the military juntas crackdown on demonstrators a bloody massacre but there are hence of a change from the military council its leader has to

maybe it was you with a patient in one year there were more than $280.00 attacks and paramedics in cape town alone most of these neighborhoods are in the red so swear paramedics say they're increasingly and destroy it often they're held at gun.

>> in the pacific a few hundred miles downrange from cape canaveral at the time. >> how many people died in space for trying to get to space in pursuit of getting to the moon? >> there's always been rumors that there were soviet but died. >> the russian government, they were open with the space program. they only announced the successful one after happened. so there is always been that. i never tracked on anything that was evident of that although several russians have died and of course there was the three americans, 1967, apollo tool for which was termed apollo zero one who died and which should've been a simple dress rehearsal on a launchpad. it actually made the program safer. >> james donovan we were talking prior to the segment about our memories of seeing the moon landing. how was it, were we watching it live on july 21, 1969? or was that tape. how are we seeing cameras focused on neil armstrong? >> i've done radio shows with an alien holding the camera because how can we not see him. what happened was kind of where he backed himself out on the porch of the lunar module and he rea

. >> so cape cod. seven great white sightings have been confirmed by authorities in cape cod. lots of sharks there. they think the warm water is bringing them. then in maine, a guy spotted a shark that got real up close and personal with his boat. oh my gosh, look at that thing. >> oh, this's close. ♪ da da da da >> the question is, should people swim in these waters knowing that the sharks are out there? you say? >> would you swim? >> yeah. >> you would swim. >> live your life. ♪ hey hey hey ♪ you live your life >> yeah. thank you, guys. we gave some tips to people last week about those -- our fun summer show on friday. >> uh-huh, you did great with that piece. >> people should be with groups. outrun the other person. no. no, but be in groups. make sure -- obviously be aware. >> don't get into the water. >> if you're leading, yes. >> you personally would get in? >> i would get into the water. >> i would be a little more hesitant. i would still go and frolic and i can splash around. remember that girl

talk about super heros without capes, and he is a super hero without a cape.s the way we see him. so he will be okay. >> manager alex cora adding that he and the players are trying to stay positive and send praryers to the ortiz family. >>> it does not appear that president trump and joe biden will cross paths today in iowa where they are both campaigning. the president is attending a fundraiser and set to visit an ethanol plant where he will tout a new policy intended to help farmers. biden has several community events. so far none intersect with trump's schedule but he is clearly blazinging his own path in the first to vote state. he has faced criticism for skipping a big democratic event over the weekend to attend his daughter's -- his granddaughter's graduation. leyla santiago in des moines with more on that and the day ahead. >> reporter: former vice president joe biden will be heading right here to iowa and so will president donald trump. and that comes after a very big weekend here where a lot of the 2020 candidates were here trying to not only stand ou

he lives in cape town and has experiencing the droughts there.mber of successive drought seasons. it culminated last year with what they call a day zero, where they said cape town was within months of running out of drinking water and municipal water in general. they really cut down the water rates. so he begins thinking about using his unusual skill set for doing what others have talked about, towing icebergs from antarctica close enough so that the water can be harvested. and brought to the people of cape town. carol: let's talk about this. it is not the first time people have thought about this or worked on it. money spent on this. but exactly what kind of iceberg are we talking about? how do you actually physically do that? caroline: right. that is a long story. he is looking for an iceberg that is about 25 million tons. the dimensions would be about 1000 meters by 500 by 250. it would be an antarctic iceberg. the icebergs in antarctica are typically much, much bigger than arctic icebergs. they tend to be tabular because they break off of the

. >> this is cape, do you read, over? this is cape, do you read, over?r, how are you doing? >> that was a real fire ball, boy. >> i express the great happiness and thanksgiving all of us that glenn has completed his trip. i know this is particularly felt by mrs. glenn and his two children. >> it was quite a day. i don't know what you say about a day in which you've seen four beautiful sunsets in one day, but it was pretty interesting. >> now we know russia need not and will not have monopoly on manned space flight. a new spirit has ariz nen u.s. missile men and in our capital. owl of the growing pains of project mercury a host of new projects will be born. >> you could have gone ahead faster if you had more money earlier, is that right? >> well, this is true. although, there are some limitations. there is an old saying, it takes nine months to have a baby. [ laughter ] rockets, too. >> von braun was perfectly placed to get us off the planet. he was a german rocket scientist that we were pretty lucky to get after the war. >> von braun was a futurist and a

she lives in cape town and has been experiencing the droughts.been a number of successive drought seasons. it culminated last year with what they called day zero, where they said cape town was within months of running out of drinking water or municipal water in general. they really cut down the water rates. so he begins thinking about using his unusual skill set for doing what others have talked about for a long time, which is towing icebergs from antarctica close enough so that the water can be harvested. and then brought to the people of cape town. carol: let's talk about this. it is not the first time people have thought about this or worked on it. money spent on this. but exactly what kind of iceberg are we talking about? how do you actually physically do that? caroline: right. that is a long story. he is looking for an iceberg that is about 125 million tons. the dimensions would be about 1000 meters by 500 by 250. it would be an antarctic iceberg. the icebergs and antarctica are typically much bigger than the arctic icebergs. they tend to be

from other cities just for today now we are so sad disappointed that it will be the end of the eye cape a few serves as man. the result is a further blow. the president out of one who's been accused of tearing at some and is struggling to revive a flagging economy he also lost municipal elections in ankara and is mia in march but istanbul is the jewel in his crown out of one's hometown and where his career started as man now the city and its new leader going their own way. and let's get more now we are joined from istanbul by our own ahmad he is the spokesperson for the a k p it is welcome to the program and thank you for joining us your party called for this free vote you just lost it by a landslide your reaction. well of course this is a measure of the politics sometimes win and sometimes what we were we were actually feeling in the 1st wrong because there were irregularities and this time around we see that the process was much more clear for everyone and this is i think an important step order to move. and it's part of a larger trend i mean the a.k.p. also lost recently to the oppos

if you read the end of the i cape a few serves as ma'am. the result is a further blow. the president who's been accused of authoritarianism and is struggling to revive a flagging economy he also lost. in march but istanbul is the jew his crown. and. now the city. and leon is joining us now live from istanbul how is this being seen is it a turning point in a k. party's dominance of turkish politics. well you have to know mr one with a lead of about 800000 votes this is a huge increase on the margin of 14000 votes he had achieved in the initial vote in march so a huge victory a significant victory in that victory has turned the cautious optimism of many opposition voters here in istanbul into a mood of total jubilation people have been celebrating until the early morning hours they have been honking the horn the horns of their cars they have been chanting and dancing and it is after all the 1st opposition victory here in this significant city in 25 years missing a moment when his victory speech said it was a new beginning not just for istanbul for the whole country and he

the end of the eye cape a feast serves as ma'am this isn't the result of one wants after his party lost municipal elections in ankara and izmir back in march this result is widely being interpreted as a rejection he's been accused of authoritarianism and struggling to revive a flagging economy but the mood is so far civil one congratulating the new mayor on twitter. i'm ready to work with you in harmony and i aspire to do that i've now seen that in front of all residents of this damn. good one's political career started as mayor of istanbul now his hometown and its new mayor is heralding a change of course for the president. talk about this now with shover cos he's the c.h.p. he's deputy chair for foreign affairs in istanbul good morning and thanks so much for coming in today and do you consider your party's very long i'm just a turning point for the nation. yes i think it is already a turning point because it brings a very new momentum to the turkish politics the politics of polarization is now ending the politics of for compromise the politics of unity is now gaining ground and this i

town so cape town's looking pretty wet on friday but issue brought up as we head into saturday. sri lanka's easter sunday bombings river. around the world with religious and ethnic tension rising 101 investigates it is the new front line in sri lanka on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where ever you are. one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else working for us as you know is that it tends to be but in this particular because you have a lot of people that are divided on political issues. of people who believe to tell the real stories just mandate is to deliver in-depth enemies and we don't feel inferior to the audience across the globe. but again you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories the u.s. president donald trump is warning that iran made a very big mistake after its revolutionary guard shot down an american drone plane science disputes exactly where it happened iran says it's retrieve sections of the drone a

if you read the end of the i cape a few serves as ma'am. this isn't the result one wants after his party lost municipal elections in ankara and izmir back in march this result is widely being interpreted as a rejection he's been accused of authoritarianism and struggling to revive a flagging economy. but the mood is so far civil only one congratulating the new mayor on twitter. i'm ready to work with you in harmony and i aspire to do that now seeing that in front of all residents of the standard. mode of one's political career started as mayor of istanbul now his home town and its new mayor he's heralding a change of course for the president. let's go straight to istanbul now our correspondent there dorian jones dorian good morning to you how much of a surprise is this result in istanbul all. coming no more lows victory i don't think was that much of a surprise opinion polls in the run up to the vote were indicating that he was set for victory people were buying into his message of unity is opposed to polarized nation but the big shock is t

from other cities just for today now we have so sad disappointed that it will be the end of the i cape a feast serves as man. this isn't the result one wants after his party lost municipal elections in ankara and izmir back in march this result is widely being interpreted as a rejection he's been accused of authoritarianism and struggling to revive a flagging economy. but the mood is so far civil one congratulating the new mayor on twitter. i'm ready to work with you in harmony and i aspire to do that but now seeing that in front of all brits wouldn't have this damn. good ones political career started as mayor of istanbul now his home town and its new mayor is heralding a change of course for the president. let's go now live to istanbul on the w.'s dorian jones good morning doreen what stands out most about this victory is the scale 54 percent to 45 percent what was behind that. well i think it's a combination of factors come in all those initial rays of fin victory back in march was really built on economic discontent the country's economy is splattering as a creative dissatisfaction

cape town at 16 degrees with rain in your forecast durban at $23.00 but by the time we get to sunday that system makes its way towards the east and durban is going to be $22.00 as well. freezing winds and rugged terrain and at times seem impossible. but for afghan traders who brave the work on kauri to hope that it's no choice. combating the impossible to sell their goods in isolated areas so. we follow that daring journeys as they overcome the extremes. risking it all afghanistan on al-jazeera. hello again you're watching i desire a mind of our top stories this hour donald trump has repeated he does not want war with iran the u.s. president confirmed he called off an attack against iran saying he wanted to avoid mass casualties the strike would have been in response to its downing of a u.s. drone. launches news agency is reporting hundreds of u.s. contractors will be evacuated from an iraqi military base because of potential security threats to balad military base was hit by a mortar attack last week but no one was injured. russia suspended flights to georgia after the visit of a ru

as midnight approaches we hear there has been a shooting here on the cape flats.e been shot by rival game members. this is often a type of situation the paramedics respond to it while they work, police stand guard. people on the street paramedics don't know who could be a threat and if gang members are watching them. this man has been threatened before. >> [indiscernible] [indiscernible] finishing off. treating, stitching [indiscernible] it doesn't work that way. he got violent, he attacked me. workter: the paramedics quickly, spending a little -- as little time as possible where there are violence. going into a swatter hand -- squatter camp house, delivering a baby in the dark, thank you from the mother, thank you [indiscernible] reporter: the city is using security cameras and installing panic buttons in ambulances. but for these workers, going to work every day brings with it an enormous risk. crowds have been gathering in the democratic public of congo to pay tribute to the veteran opposition leader . the ceremony in kinshasa comes two years after she died in

talk about superheroes without capes. and he's a superhero without a cape. that's how we see him.'ll be okay. >> sox manager alex cora who played with ortiz in boston added that the players are sending prayers to the ortiz family. >>> a possible 2020 preview in iowa today with president trump and democratic front-runner joe biden. they are campaigning in the state. trump will visit a new ethanol plant will he'll tout a new policy that will help the farmers and the growers and biden has community events in davenport. so far, none of them intersect with trump's schedule but he's blazing his own path to the first to vote state. he faced criticism for skipping a big democratic event over the weekend to attend his granddaughter's graduation. leila santiago has more. >> biden will be here today and so will president donald trump, that comes after a very big weekend here. where a lot of the 2020 candidates were here, not only to stand out but also show their strength. a lot of the voters here will be waiting to hear what biden has to say, given that he was not one of the 19 candidates th

southern cape also seeing some of that damp weather 16 celsius in capetown just one or 2 showers intomozambique over the next couple of days but by and large plenty of sunshine across the region. on counting the cost from credit fuel into currency crisis how can you fix turkey's economy. made in america how much would consumers pay for u.s. made goods and the debt crisis is making it harder for mozambique to invest for the future. counting the cost on a. go . take a look at the top stories here at the head of sudan's military says there'll be no more talks with the opposition and is calling for elections to be held within 9 months. and also apologize for the violent crackdown on monday in which at least 30 people were killed. president john burns toasted the u.s. alliance with britain at a state banquet hosted by queen elizabeth is on a state visit to the u.k. the president escalated his feud with the london they're calling him a stone cold loser. people around the world are remembering china's $189.00 crackdown on student protesters in tandem and square more than $100000.00 people ar

she's from cape elizabeth, maine. in her retirement she has dedicated herself to fighting for abortion access for mainers and those across the country. fights very active in the against brett kavanaugh's confirmation to the supreme court. thank you for your work, susan. [applause] >> hello, senator bennett. >> hello, susan. my name is susan johnson, and i live in cape elizabeth, maine. i was 17 when my world turned upside down. i got pregnant. it seems like a lifetime ago, and it was. 56 years. it was before roe v. wade. it was before the pill was invented. it was before birth control was legal. it was the dark ages for a woman's right to make her own decisions about pregnancy. my boyfriend offered to get married. he said he would quit school, get a job helping his father on his soft regret, and we would somehow manage. he was a good guy, but the thought of being a mother plunged me into deep depression and despair. myn we told my parents, mother threw me out of the house. relented and she got scared because i was so

last time they launched the falcon heavy, they landed two of its boosters at cape canaveral and they landed one on their remote drone ship which is, i think it is called i still love you. that is the name of the ship. the drone ship was rocked by heavy seas that knocked the main booster back into the ocean and it was lost. it will be interesting to see if they can recover all three of those boosters from this falcon heavy launch and then reuse them on the next one area that is the idea. that is where the profit is made as opposed to elon musk's competitors. he does have also a more powerful engine, a more powerful rocket than any of his competitors as well. twice the power of the next guest competitor. 63 -- 63,000 kilograms of payload into space with that much boost. he has a reusable shell that goes around the payload. they will drop that shall as well when they are done using it and try and recover it. they are using the shell that was recovered last time from the last launch. last time the falcon heavy took one big satellite, a 6000 into space.tellite this time they are taking a

those will continue to bring some clouds and some showers for cape town of the next few days with a temper there of 16 and your hands for a temperature of 22. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump is about the outgoing british prime minister to resign on the 2nd day of his state visit the leaders say they're hopeful of a post that free trade deal they also spoke about iran and trying to resolve their differences over market access to chinese tech giant way. more gunfire is reported in sudan's capital khartoum a day after a military crackdown left 35 protesters the paramilitary group known as the rapid support forces are believed to have surrounded a major hospital where a number of injured protesters are being treated in. commemoration ceremonies have been held in several cities on the 30th anniversary of the tenement square massacre in china in hong kong almost 200000 people held a candlelight vigil. a u.s. special forces soldier accused of killing a wounded i saw a fighter in iraq has been freed from detention pending his court martial and navy seal

try to across a good pot so if a southern africa it a bit of cloud just moving through the western cape scraping its way across the southern cape is we go on through the next well i just catch one of 2 cars 2 for the most part the region is falling dry sunny and. in the year 1271 to come to tally and set out on an extraordinary journey carrying letters from the pope to the great kugler com marco polo traveled through the regions following dangerous votes from the holy land and beyond today chasing the shadow. professor shallowest top of china's events with searching questions of how the relationship between east and west has changed. marco polo on al-jazeera. let's have a look at the top stories here at al-jazeera the senior white house adviser jared kershaw has opened the u.s. economic meeting for the middle east in bahrain it's to discuss a $50000000000.00 worth of an investment proposal for all palestinians and the region over the next 10 years. palestinians have launched a general strike across gaza to protest against that conference they say their freedom and dignity cannot be told

southern cape also seeing some of that damp weather 16 celsius in capetown just one or 2 showers into mozambique over the next couple of days but by and large plenty of sunshine across the region. the weather sponsored by qatar airways i really want to get down to the reality where they are on line and have a male chauvinism that is in land with in our global federation and it is really hard to get stuck or if you join us. to pick up their mind this is a dialogue everyone has a voice to talk to us and i live you to chat and you too can be in the street join the global conversation on al-jazeera. these are the top stories here down to 0 this morning the head of sudan's military says they'll be no more negotiations with the opposition and is calling for elections to be held within 9 months abdul fatah alcohol and also apologize for the violent crackdown on monday and we should at least 35 people were killed. president trump associate the u.s. alliance with britain at a state banquet hosted by queen elizabeth is on a state visit to the u.k. the president escalated his feud with the londo

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here and cape town does exhibit that in the forecast you go 14 degrees more especially that line of green is significant rain on its way in st sunday elsewhere of course is dry and sunny. on counting the cost trump deal of the century $50000000000.00 to kickstart a more abundance ready promise to be a peace process but not a single dollar pledged plus the chinese electric car maker about to take on the white of the job but also with history counting the cost on al-jazeera. the pages of this exercise book unspeakable manoli compiled testimonies of victims of congolese. as this intimate evidence finds its way to international courts the central african republic is plunged into further. and intricate tanev of people and a nation crippled by recent history. africa on part 2 of a 2 part series on al-jazeera. that we're just reporting have way that the sudanese military has agreed to a proposal that's been put forward by the african union and ethiopia to restart the negotiations with the opposition including the sudanese professionals' association we're now hearing that the sudanese profe