hello i'm not on this in doha with the top stories here it out there a plane has crashed on catch an island in the u.s. state of washington officials in seattle to kaymer international airport say an employee took the plane without permission no passengers room board the horizon and q four hundred sheriff is ruled out terrorism and given more details of the incident. our information now is there was only one person on the plane and that was the person flying the plane i understand the person may have been doing some air stunts and whatever i know that some aircraft were scrambled from the air force base there is no indication that this person who was flying that plane was trying to damage anything or attack anything that person crashed into the island. turkey's president deserves people to shore up their currency by selling dollars in exchange for the lira the layers fall into a record low wiping thirty five percent of its value since the start of the year partly because of additional tariffs levied by the u.s. on steel and elam in new sim cards yearly reports from istanbul. turkey i

obstacle robin you're watching al-jazeera along my headquarters here in doha also coming up argentina rejects a plan to rewrite abortion laws after a marathon debate and divisions in the streets. canada will always speak strongly clearly in private in public on questions of human rights they'll be no giving in from canada in the diplomatic dispute with saudi over tweet. and all it see a ship load of soybeans a sale. killing in the pacific as china and the u.s. trade tariffs. welcome to the program we begin with the developing story in gaza israel has been continuing strikes and shelling as a new day begins that it's targeted more than one hundred forty sites including what it says are military compounds tunnels at a training camp but three palestinians a pregnant mother and her child are among those killed israel says the military action is in response to rockets fired from gaza starting on wednesday night the united nations is deeply alarmed by a flare up of the violence warning it could lead to war under simmons has more from gaza. deep into the night intense bombardments the flash

or without jazeera live from doha also coming up. floodwaters forced hundreds of thousands from their homes the rain is easing but the problems may be just beginning for the indian state of carolina. where u.s. bombs used in the yemen attack that killed forty children the report causing a political storm. and desperate to escape economic and political crisis but venezuelans faced new restrictions from their neighbors. landslides have come down and several buildings have been badly damaged or another powerful earthquake on the indonesian island of lombok it was jolted by a quake with a magnitude six point five late on sunday morning it was a shallow one with a depth of lesson eight kilometers and it centered in the northeast of the island people ran into the streets in panic this trauma coming exactly two weeks after another one measuring seven cools widespread destruction a community hall in my. villages collapsed and a mosque and other buildings have been badly damaged in this chapter but so far we've had no ripple to serious injuri

hello i'm asking this here without is there live from doha are also coming up. questions for the trumpet ministration over reports of an american made weapon was used in the strike in yemen that killed forty children. desperate to escape from economic and political crisis but venezuelans face new restrictions from their neighbors. nicholas you're in touch with. a movie drawing big crowds and breaking racial barriers in hollywood. there are tens of thousands of people still stranded in the southern indian state of carola after days of heavy flooding there the worst monsoon floods there in a century and more than one hundred ninety people have died in just over a week but there is some good news the rains are easing and major roads have been cleared so help can get three hundred thomas reports from carola. right there is where the dry roads and the flood wall is again that is the spots to which all the rice some bottles of drinking water being rolls and you can see this big crowd essential forming a great conga line and then people are walking across here this is

zero live from doha i'm martin there is also coming up. two million people in relief camps thousands marine rain eases but the problems may just be beginning for the indian state of carola. u.s. bombs used in the yemen attack that killed forty children the report causing a political storm. and while the people of venezuela are being blocked in their escape from economic and political crisis. a new scare for the indonesian island of lombok is his troubles to recover from a massive earthquake just two weeks ago people have been said running into the streets again a few hours ago it was jolted by a quake with a magnitude of six point five now the quake was quite shallow a depth of less than eight kilometers and it was centered in the northeast of the island a number of landslides safe are being reported but we haven't had any reports of injuries just yet two weeks ago a quake a six point nine hit the island it killed more than four hundred thirty people and it leveled tens of thousands of buildings and go live to the indonesians capital jakar

al jazeera doha. and just remind of that you can always keep up to date with all the news and much more on our website that's at al-jazeera dot com. and again i'm elizabeth rodham and the headlines on al-jazeera i'm well as late as a member of the former u.n. secretary general kofi annan has died aged eighty. seven to two thousand and six and receive the nobel peace prize shortly with the organization it is. really bad for the world we have lost the moral voice of the world today. is bad for the world in many many other ways he was a peacemaker he was. always in the forefront of trying to help people it's devastating for me personally he was a mentor he was a role model he was a friend. you flew the piece you flew the flare of collaboration throughout the world with very difficult and challenging problems we were filled with pride to see an african leader dealing with world problems and finding solutions for them in other news the u.s. media reports suggest that saudi arabia and the u.a.e. used americ

the al-jazeera doha. the former cricketer emraan has been officially sworn in as prime minister of pakistan it's taken more than two decades to get the top job after retiring from the sport and turning his attention to politics he was elected prime minister in a vote at the national assembly on friday has to headache and soft party won the most seats in elections last month come all highs are has more from islamabad. imraan khan take the prime minister of pakistan the old board minister by the president of pakistan mr mom known hurricane and a sympathetic many hailed at the presidential palace and if. it didn't border nor did enron had got a great do d. will be big again good option in a country where corruption in diffusion ally. said that he will provide employment in good a young in a country where the majority of the population is below the age of thirty emraan han of god had a huge dog go ahead of him the country's economy is in poor shape relations with the united states are rock bottom relation rid

difficult to perform hotch about a manly al-jazeera doha. the former cricketer imran khan has been officially sworn in as prime minister of pakistan it's taken more than two decades to get the top job after retiring from the sport and turning his attention to politics he was elected prime minister in a vote at the national assembly on friday his to headache and soft party won the most seats in elections last month. has more from islamabad. imran khan take. twenty second prime minister of pakistan the order administered by the president of pakistan mr mom. in a simple many presidential palace in islamabad it is important. that he will be big against corruption in a country where corruption and in. that he will provide employment to the young in a country where the majority of the population is below the age of thirty imran khan

hello welcome to al-jazeera live from doha i'm martine denis also coming up. thousands are evacuated from their homes in the indian state of carola that's been hit by the worst floods in a century. and a u.n. report suggests for ways to help protect civilians. it's really prepares to hold a state funeral for those killed in tuesday's bridge.

i'm right madison in doha the top stories on al-jazeera a u.n. report says some of me and most top military generals should be prosecuted for genocide it says at least ten thousand people were killed in a crackdown and range of muslims last august me and was un representative says his government does not recognize the u.n. fact finding mission which produced the report arsalan iftikhar is a human rights lawyer for burma task force it works to protect minorities in me and he told my colleagues how raman that the u.n. report is an important step. the first important thing to keep in mind is that the united nations they don't use the word genocide lately genocide under international law is a term of art and it actually triggers protections under the genocide convention in other treaties which now the u.n. security council must take forward to decide whether or not they recommend the international criminal court the i.c.c. it to issue genocide indictments against military but is a good first step in the right direction going to go to the u.n. securit

it's hotter in kuwait the air here is a bit dry so forty seven degrees will be our maximum here in doha we've also got dry air at the moment it's not too sure of it so our temperatures will be comfortably above forty for the south more cloud over here over parts of a man and into yemen and that could be squeezing out one or two showers particularly along the south coast of oman a round. if we head down towards the southern parts of africa we're seeing more cloud now in the southeastern parts that's just taken off to give us a few outbreaks of rain particularly in the durban area eventually as we head through saturday and into sunday that begins to break up and for many of us it will be a dry air and warmer one so for jo'burg we'll get to around seventy nine for durban

south it's hot in baghdad as you'd expect at forty two degrees at the moment and pretty hot here in doha fortunately at the moment though the winds are coming down from the northwest so the air is quite dry it's not humid and that's the way it's going to stay for monday and tuesday to the south coast of oman little bit more cloud there building as we head through tuesday and that will again be giving us some drizzle down towards the southern parts of africa and here there's plenty of fine weather to be found but there is a bit more cloud just in the southwest that's been giving us a fair amount of rain and there's another batch edging its way towards us so it will be warm under that cloud a maximum temperature just of thirteen degrees around some of the coast is likely to give us some drizzle further inland of course it is warm as you'd expect force invent top will be twenty eight degrees for harare twenty five.

and you're watching the al-jazeera news our live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes the rain eases but southern india's problems are getting worse the floods in kerala forced eight hundred thousand people from their homes and into camps questions for the administration over a ports that an american made weapon was used in the strike in yemen the killed forty children. also trying to flee the country but going nowhere venezuelans find their lack of travel documents deny them entry to neighboring countries. america. america your nicholas your untouchable. and the new romantic comedy breaking of racial barriers in hollywood. i'm tatiana sanchez with the day's sports including the fast and gold medal of the asian games in indonesia has that been claimed i'll have all the details on that story plus more later in the program. good to have you with us welcome to the news hour thousands of people are still stranded in the southern indian state of carola after days of heavy flooding and it's the region's worst floods in the center in a century more than a h

this small skin doha's education city suburb is famous for its architecture the impulse was of the car on the wall and a building that rests on five pillars representing the five requirements of islam. one of these is to attend the hutch pilgrimage in saudi arabia. to quest but abraham says the saudi imposed blockade on cotton he's been unable to do so i applied last year just two days before the plane. and it happened that. i paid and gave my passport to the agency and the blockade happened just two days later so i was able to go. from france but lives in kata and is attempted to gain a visa many times over but he's constantly told the same thing apply from your country of origin so the embassy in nigeria you need the stamp on them but. he was not if i was not able to get the visa for his case isn't unique many worshippers here in ca to have faced the same difficulty it's not possible to apply any more it is more like saudi arabia and a counselor at embassy is to apply from so it's not possible anymore this shouldn't happen and for any muslim anywhere in the world i don't think that.

science at georgia going to college and lawrenceville and a horn of africa specialists and here in doha is harry verhoeven he's a professor of government at georgetown university a very warm welcome to all of you mr they haven't let me start with you the prime minister saying the dad may not see the light of day as africa's most ambitious infrastructure project in serious trouble. i'd actually don't think it is i mean the prime minister has indeed used this alarmist language both yesterday in his first public press conference but also by the months ago in a widely reported and speech he gave to young people which shocked the nation when details were leaked and emerged what is essentially happened is that if that the ground if you can resolve them has become part of this power struggle that is still going on going in a december which pits the prime minister and those who support him against a number of other factions of his party or the prime minister is trying to do is trying to essentially blame the delays that would saddam is being confronted at the moment on one particular wing of th

strategy for afghanistan after a day i think negotiation of america with the taliban and qatar in doha so these are the signs and signals that a fiction of taliban clearly up was in peace and becomes to the asian a matter for talking specifically about the violence right now in the replications the violence is all of this what's happening right now do more to the strength of the taliban and or other groups or is it due more to the weakness of the government in afghanistan. it's actually a combination of both because taliban certainly has gotten the upper hand on the battlefield and the fall of. even if it was briefly was a major blow to the afghan government because it exposed the vulnerabilities and weaknesses of the afghan security forces it also undermines the confidence of the afghan people in the government because if they cannot secure a provincial center just hundred or one hundred fifty kilometers away from the capital then how they can secure the rest of the country but the taliban also wanted to show project power and also show that they trumped this ration strategy aimed at

from the clear blue sky of the doha morning. to the fresh autumn breeze in the city . hello there is still incredibly hot for many of us across europe at the moment in the west we've still got wildfires the latest one in portugal is still growing at the moment but things are beginning to change from the northwest with single clouds and some fresh air begin to move in as well so the temperatures should reduce to near a average for this time of year as we head through the next few days still hot for today though thirty one degrees is the maximum there in london and we're expecting that hot air also to be pushing further east as well so still hot in berlin and still very very warm up in parts of scandinavia as well as the temperatures rise we're seeing some thunderstorms more of them during the day today and plenty more as we head through wednesday as well some of these will be very heavy maybe with some thunder and lightning and with some very heavy downpours and damaging gusts of wind as well as we head further towards the south here there's plenty of sunshine but there

al-jazeera doha. venezuelans have been lining up along the ecuadorian border to try to leave their troubled nation but many a stock as acquittals government has tightened entry requirements venezuelans now need a possible to get in previously they'd only needed the national id. we want them to help us at least with processing the temporary travel card or something at least to facilitate it for us because it was too short a notice we were on the road already when they put out the news just like that boom on wednesday we left and all of a sudden they tell us that today well maybe it was saturday i think it's saturday because i'm still a bit disoriented so geez we would like them to at least facilitate that for us or that the ecuadorian institutions at least help us on that part. a new movie with an asian cost is signaling big change for hollywood it's called crazy rich asians and it's drawing in the crowds is regarded as a long. case of a long neglected part of american society but reynolds reports from

hello i'm daryn jordan doha the program out of the top stories here on al-jazeera the trade war between china and the u.s. has escalated once more in a new round of tariffs both countries have imposed twenty five percent taxes on billions of dollars of each other's products the u.s. is targeting chinese chemical electronics and industrial goods china has responded in kind just follow a complaint to the world trade organization jim brown has more from beijing. the tariffs that are in effect at the moment really only affect a fraction of what china exports to the united states what we have to watch out for is what could happen a few weeks from now because the united states trade representative office is currently hearing arguments for and against about imposing tariffs on some two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports now if that happens it would affect a whole range of consumer items and from things like candles to parts room bicycles bridal grounds that would start to affect the u.s. consumer australia's prime minister malcolm turnbull says he will propose a vote on his leade

and live from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha to show terry welcome to the news grid venezuela introduces radical financial reforms to support a passion economy but critics say the measures will only add to the problems from venezuelans many of whom are leaving for neighboring countries in search of better living conditions the latest from the region. there is tension in the ugandan capital after police fired live round to demonstrators protesting against the arrest of an opposition leader musician known by his stage name was alive in kampala with the latest and waist deep in water and carola up to its worst flooding in a century and now there are fears of diseases more than eight hundred thousand people seeking refuge in overcrowded temporary shelters. those stories you can see and comments throughout the show on facebook blogs or on twitter to see the hash tag if. you are with the news grid live on air and streaming online through your to facebook live and al-jazeera dot com we began with breaking news out of chechnya republic and russia there have been a serie

and in doha the top stories on al-jazeera for the first time u.s. president donald trump has accepted that as denuclearize ation deal with north korea may not be working out and he's blaming beijing for not exerting enough pressure on joe young says a trade war began between china and the u.s. shihab rattansi has more from washington d.c. . just a few days ago don't trumpet i'm pretty upbeat about negotiations with north korea telling reuters that pyongyang had taken steps towards denuclearization the missile testing had stopped and he was looking forward to another summit with north korea however has to be said mike compares last trip to north korea was a bit of a disaster by many accounts kim dragoon even snubbing pair there was a great deal of pressure for something tangible to come out of this one and federal prosecutors in the u.s. have granted immunity to the chief financial officer of donald trump's business empire allan vizsla bugs being questioned as part of an investigation linked to michael cohen trump's former personal lawyer on tuesday

there are no planes transferring people from doha and there's no clearly defined way of applying. agencies that organize hutch travel from say that also be banned by saudi arabia and i've heard a lot of things about going to another country and then applying for from there which is not very convenient for a lot of people prior to the blockade jasmine says she would simply drive to saudi arabia with her family it was. issued an eric. said it was really fine justin says she's more familiar with saudi arabia than her country of origin and since she live so close to the border she doesn't understand why it's become so difficult to perform hotch about a manly al-jazeera doha. the former cricketer imran khan has been officially sworn in as prime minister of pakistan it's taken more than two decades to get the top job after retiring from the sport and turning his attention to politics he was elected prime minister in a vote at the national assembly on friday his to headache and soft party won the most seats in elections last month. has more from islamabad. imran khan take. twenty second

unsparing people from doha and there's no clearly defined way of applying for. agencies that organize hutch travel from say that also be banned by saudi arabia and i've heard a lot of things about going back to another country and then applying for which from there which is not very convenient for a lot of people prior to the blockade jasmine says she would simply drive to saudi arabia with her family it was. issued like a road trip so it was really fine justin says she's more familiar with saudi arabia than her country of origin and since she live so close to the border she doesn't understand why it's become so difficult to perform hotch about a manly al jazeera doha. now thirteen years after being abandoned and all tobacco factory in northern iraq is getting a new lease on life the twenty six hectic compound is being transformed into a cultural center that celebrates the region's virtue and dust trail history as well as provide a showcase for artists of the future natasha going to name has more from the city of celeb many here since it was founded more than tw

and i'm down in jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the headlines here on al-jazeera a number of explosions have been heard near afghanistan's presidential palace off to a rocket attack the rockets are fired from outside the city as president ashraf ghani was speaking at an ied press ceremony on monday the taliban rejected an offer for a three month ceasefire and valid to continue its attacks against the government there are no reports of injuries. we know two people have been detained after bullets were fired towards the u.s. embassy in the turkish capital ankara six shots were fired from moving car early on monday morning between the gate and a security post nobody was injured in the attack. there is no difference between the direct attacks on our call to prayer in our flag and the attack on our economy the goal is the same the goal is to bring to heel turkey and the turkish nation to hold a captive we are nation that prefers to be shot in the nick rather than to be chained at the name. more than a million people are now living in temporary camps in the indian state of carola f

colors at all rob and you're watching al-jazeera life my headquarters here in doha also coming up in iraq show of unity thousands protest in tel aviv against israel's controversial nation state law. also as old as there is behind it hussein box six hundred days in prison we look at the state of media freedom in egypt. a nobel booker prize winner author vs not i'm told dies at the age of eighty five we'll look back at his life and legacy. welcome to the program people in mali are set to vote in the country's presidential runoff ibrahim hooper car character is expected to return to power for another five year term he's facing opposition leader somalia c.s.a. who trailed behind him in the first round but the vote will take place amid fears of ethnic violence and accusations of election fraud mohamed valve reports from the capital bamako. the results of the first round two weeks ago gave forty one percent of the vote while his main rival got close to eighteen percent was accused of fraud by opposition leaders but. to get a low result in the election is indeed heartbreaking but you cannot

you're watching algis their arms the whole robin in doha these are all top news stories tens of thousands of people are still stranded in the southern indian state of carola after days of heavy flooding the worst monsoon floods there in a century and more than one hundred ninety people have died in just over a week but there is some good news the rains are easing and major road to being cleared so help can get through and you thomas has the latest from carol. right there is where the dry roads and in the flood wolf this again so that is the spots to which all the rice some bottles of drinking water being rolls and you can see this big crowd sensually forming a great combo line and then people are walking across here this is not normally a river this is the only dry land as you can see they hold on to this yellow rope that's been strung right across and they carry boxes and bags of water food and medicines across to about five hundred people who live two kilometers in that direction now most people have chosen not to leave because although obviously this floodwater is bad it's generally ta

are they found in yemen but i think their perspective in washington is they couldn't even take on doha that's not a winning strategy for the united states to rest its entire security architecture in the persian gulf on so there are many and watch. inten think tanks who like to talk about this there are some in the pentagon as well in the defense department who see it as a last ditch attempt by the united states to be able to continue to sell the hundreds of billions of dollars in hardware and our missile defense systems particularly in light of the recent competition we're facing from russia in its s four hundred defense system but those those pieces are not i think they're not going to come together with any kind of real summit or real organization for an arab nato that is focused on saudi arabia in the united arab emirates flight how does iran view the creation or the possible creation of this alliance is iran view this as a pretext by the u.s. to take military action against iran. foreign policy. american foreign policy magazine. piece few weeks ago trying to answer this question th

i'm rob matheson in doha the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. secretary of state might pump aoe has announced plans for a new group to run its policy on iran a group of reports directly to the state department and it will record all attempts to be related to iran which one player has described as violent and destabilizing was when jordan has more from the united nations it's not really clear what this whole of government effort to lay unify policy on iran is actually completely to especially given that when asked brian who is the new special representative for iran said that there is no plan for the u.s. to try to push for regime change inside the iranian government the funeral of former indian prime minister atal bihari vajpayee will be held later on friday one of his controversial decisions was to conduct nuclear tests just weeks after becoming prime minister in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight these are live pictures from new delhi he was ninety three years old when he died. everything franklin's family says her funeral will take place

inside a story from me that had me and the whole team here in doha i find out. their lives after they set sail for gold. but discovered their resources worth more than its way to human being. driven by commerce enabled through politics and religion executed with brutality. in episode one the slavery roots charts the birth and rise of the african slave trade mapping a history that the state of humanity. for all the gold in the world want to just go for five years venezuelans have been feeling the country to escape a socio economic disaster of a magnitude clearly seen now the latin america is facing a refugee crisis in a series of special reports al-jazeera looks at the challenges developing in an already volatile region. it takes discipline and camaraderie. this is not a game or is it. what is a healthy balance between work and play when playing. and fortune to be made. the story of the highs and lows of young. fast paced world of the pro game. state of a witness documentary. he is a self-proclaimed messenger of god painting millions of devoted but his path to en

has or seek it this is live from doha also coming up a suicide bomb attacks an education center in the afghan capital kabul at least twenty five a dead many of them teenagers. queuing up to exchange their dollars tax cash in foreign currency as president i do want to announce these new tariffs against the us. affordable health care for up to hoffer billion people india's prime minister and out says a scheme to improve medical treatment for the most needy. fellow italy's deputy prime minister is blaming a lack of maintenance for the bridge collapse in genoa an urgent check has been ordered on tunnels and bridges right across the country as the search goes on through the rubble thirty eight bodies have so far been pulled out a major questions are being asked about the state of italy's infrastructure smith reports. buried under thousands of tons of reinforced concrete it's possible there might still be survivors from the general bridge collapse. we've inspected all the zones that we were able to reach without using bulldozers since last night we started removing bigger concrete parts of t

income for the south of the game flossy fine and dry as one would expect forty five celsius here in doha on thursday a little more cloud heading towards mecca you'll notice a little more cloud two for a tie around southern parts of asia but even that should clear away across southern areas of yemen and on into amman tag koehler for doha if we can say cooler it'll actually feel a little stay here a little closer as we go on into friday because the humidity will start to ramp up this weekend certainly one to watch out for meanwhile the first southern africa is generally fied and draw a chance of one of two showers around the eastern cape for a time these will clear through by friday afternoon. then there's nothing they set sail for gold. but this cover their resorts worth more than its weight human be. driven by commerce enabled through politics and religion executed with brutality. in episode one slavery roots charge the burthen rise of the african slave trade mapping out history that has tainted humanity. for all the gold in the world and i just go. welcome back a quick recap the top sto

hello again adrian filling in here in doha the top stories on al-jazeera the u.n. special envoy for syria is warning of what he calls a perfect storm in the province if the government pushes to retake the last rebel stronghold stuff and de mistura is calling for a humanitarian corridor or to free three million people trapped there there is a perfect storm based on warning counter warning which is gathering around and you today lemme which is the true date limit on how to defeat terrorists in need leap in at the same time avoid affecting a huge number of civilians. so widely are aware that efforts in discussions are taking place to avoid that with kate in audio one can not ignore that miscalculation with me indeed leading to i'm foreign thien. and we are all very much concerned argentina central bank has raised a key interest rate to sixty percent it's trying to prevent its currency tumbling further the pacers lost more than fifty percent of its value against the dollar since the beginning of the year south sudan's opposition leader rick mashad signed a peace deal t

and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the date for afghanistan's presidential election has been announced that the vote will be held on april the twentieth next year south africa's president says he'll go ahead with land reforms and white farmers won't be compensated. and facebook discovers a new effort to influence u.s. politics ahead of the of ambers midterm elections.

inside story from me had that they'll have meat and the entire team here in doha by final. travel often. by trying to use and cool forests they have brought global. village. by icons landmarks valleys and scotland's. list for adventure. discover jobs because faraway places close if they're going says together with cats i always. as protests in nicaragua against the president continue and the number of those killed rises in b.c. someone says i'm staying power no matter what the have to crash into is all of reality that usually gets thing good luck. said here america's ortega's from a vice president talks to al jazeera. on counting the cost financial tremors in turkey shake investor sentiment in emerging markets a perfect storm of factors including land reform is hitting south africa's economy plus why google is tracking your every move counting the cost. you're watching algis their arms the whole robin in doha these are all top news stories tens of thousands of people are still stranded in the southern indian state of carola after days of heavy flooding there the worst monso

about this and this is all just a live from doha also coming up the u.s. and threatens to impose more sanctions on turkey as turkish debt is downgraded. a u.n. report suggests four ways to help protect palestinian civilians. and mexico's next president says he wants to put the fate of a new airport to a vote. civilian and military leaders are gathering in pakistan's capital islamabad for the formal swearing in of the country's new prime minister and non-con was the country's most famous cricketer before turning to politics but it's taken him more than two decades to find any claim the top job will come all hydras joining us now from islamabad come all first of all just set the scene for us what's going to be happening. as you mentioned. from the navy army air force. bureaucrat diplomat have all gathered at the president a way the president. will be administering the oath to him ron is going to be a very many. indian cricket doing another thing. and of god he has. made from india. going to be. taking prime minister of bug very well will be taking. at the pr

i'm about to send in this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up media reports claim the u.s. supplied the bomb that was used in an attack that killed forty children in yemen earlier this month. the indian government drops relief packages to those stranded by floods in kerala. stuck at the border why venezuelans fleeing economic and political turmoil are not being allowed to cross into ecuador.

be watching down towards colombo attempt a few of about twenty nine degrees there very quickly in doha while the immunity is up and the temperatures are hovering about forty one degrees with abu dhabi at forty. a new year a new car and many new developments for this chinese villages fledgling democracy the village committee has retrieved people's land but approval is fleeting frustration grips the villagers and as the saga began over a year before revolt. six point zero five years. china's democracy experiment on. take a look at the top stories. repugnant and a source of shame for the catholic community the words of pope francis on his first visit to ireland a country that's faced its share of abuse by priests. to meet some of the victims later in the day the irish prime minister told the pope that action must follow words on tackling a. range of refugees living in bangladesh are protesting to mark a year since a military crackdown fulsom to flee their homes. there are now more than seven hundred thousand ranger who's saying it's near the border. the us is than two hundred million doll

hello i'm martin denis in doha and these are the top stories here it is there are rockets fired towards afghanistan's presidential palace have interrupted a speech from ashraf ghani police say the taliban was behind the strikes in kabul they happen less than forty eight hours after the president offered a three month ceasefire to the armed group could do you think it gave me if they think that with rocket attacks this nation will surrender they have to think again this is a brave half nation as always ready to defend its independence on earth and islamic tradition more now from the us i and yassin in kabul. it all started with rockets falling from the sky on cobbled streets this morning on a the of one of the most important religious holidays in afghanistan and the islamic world today while afghans were inside the mosque for a lot happier and prayer and while president bush of money was delivering his speech on this occasion less than ten the rockets fall from the sky one of them fall next to the presidential palace right away the police for the police and security forces surrounded the

hello and there's a problem in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera two major credit ratings agencies have further downgraded turkey's credit rating the move by moody's and standard and poor's puts more pressure on a country that's been rocked by both an economic crisis and deteriorating relations with the united states gabriel and his on the reports from new york. for the turkish lira it was a week that could not in soon enough he week that started with the lira sliding to a record low of seven point two against the us dollar the currency has lost nearly forty percent of its value against the dollar this year alone as a full fledged economic crisis continues to simmer the trump administration this week threatened to impose additional economic sanctions on turkey over the country's continued house arrest of a u.s. pastor on terrorism charges the diplomatic standoff led trump on friday to again say sanctions are justified turkey has in my opinion acted very very badly so we haven't seen the last of that we are not going to take it sitting down they can take our face but some analysts s

watch in leeds so on but i've got director of the center for conflict and humanitarian studies at the doha institute and in washington d.c. a mad how to director of research and analysis at the arab center washington d.c. welcome to you all rough and i want to start with you we are really in uncharted territory these days when it comes to detention of activists in saudi arabia i mean there was a time not that long ago when the arrest of so many prominent women might be viewed as something that would engender a lot of anger in saudi society is not the case absolutely this is an unprecedented unrelenting crackdown on all forms of dissent and criticism in the country now the difference this time is that it's highly unusual for the saudi authorities to one actually detain the activists and at the same time take credit for their reforms in previous times of course they've arrested a harassed and intimidated activist but never in a manner in which they the there was a concerted campaign of arrests before it was always in relation to something so the women defied the driving ban so they were arre

road madison in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera let's break with some begin with some breaking news the indonesian island of long block has been struck by a magnitude six point five earthquake it's said to be shallow at around just under seven point nine kilometers residence is saying that the quakes being felt strongly in eastern long bucket come just two weeks after a six point nine magnitude quake in the same area killed about four hundred people hundreds of aftershocks have also followed thousands of tourists have left longbox since the august the fifth quake and that's fearing further earthquake some one extra flights provided by airlines and others and ferries to the neighboring island of bali indonesia is sitting on the pacific ring of fire its regularly hit by its quakes south korean families who've been separated from relatives are preparing to travel into north korea for a rare reunion relatives in the south are getting ready at an orientation session and then cross the border on monday is going to the first event of its kind since october twenty fifteen and only the

i'm rob matheson in doha the top stories on al-jazeera venezuela's president nicolas maduro has been rushed away from a military parade after an explosion the government says it was an attempted attack on the dodo the information minister says the president was not hurt but seven national guard soldiers were injured he's currently addressing the nation saying that anti government violence will continue to fail there's been a huge protest in israel led by the druze community against the controversial nation's state's law it defines israel as a jewish state and downgrades the out of big language tens of thousands of people have crammed into television that have been square on saturday waving druze flags and holding signs.

i'm sam is this is al jazeera live from doha so coming up. it's a jewish state and the not the jewish we ask the government and all the neighbor members of the knesset to delete these still. led by the druze community tens of thousands of people protest against israel's new nation state law. protests over road safety turn violent students fight riot police in bangladesh. and he's still in prison and still one of brazil's most popular presidents of the silver is nominated to run for office again. but as well as president nicolas maduro has survived an attempted assassination while speaking at a military parade the incident was caught on state television showing the duty of being whisked away to safety just a few hours later the accusations began mike hanna reports. this is a live broadcast of the ceremony on national television the camera begins to shake and president maduro looks into the air alongside his wife's flinches as explosion sound before the feed is cut soldiers who had been on parade are seeing the in panic number reported to be in

clo this is al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha fully back to also coming up what next for nafta canada's foreign minister is in washington for talks one day after the u.s. and mexico agreed to a revised deal iranian m.p.'s reject president hassan rouhani is explanation about a high inflation and a failing economy and a manmade botanical garden in africa draws crowds as the continent's rain forests face the threat of extinction. a united nations final has blamed almost sighs involved in yemen's war of committing a possible war crimes a report by the u.n. experts say is there is reason to believe that the many government it's on by saudi arabia and u.a.e. are responsible for human rights violation it also says that hoofy rebels may have tortured prisoners alan fischer is following developments from neighboring djibouti and has a strict none of clean hands. a u.n. panel three experts investigating and a damning conclusion individuals in the government of yemen and the coalition including saudi arabia and the united arab emirates may have conducted attacks in violation of the

so robert you're watching al-jazeera live in doha also coming up the end of a marathon abortion debate in argentina politicians votes against a rewrite of laws. russia feels the pressure of the poisoning of a forward double agent as the u.s. and sanctions. the border crossing between yemen and oman is closed as a tax plan brings frustration and fear of famine. welcome to the program israel has targeted more than one hundred forty sites and intense strikes on the besieged gaza strip three palestinians have been killed a pregnant mother and her child amongst them israel says its targets were military compound tunnels under training camp it says the military action is in response to rockets fired from gaza starting on wednesday night the united nations says it's deeply alarmed by the violence warning it could lead to war and to simmons has more from gaza. deep into the night intense bombardments the flash of outgoing rockets from gaza. israel's iron dome air defense system knocked out several of the missiles but the majority got through and in response came the blasts and flames from isra

know at the moment you have a senior hamas political delegation in cairo you have mahmoud abbas in doha you had the u.n. envoy ravin up in doha on tuesday all these talks are ongoing we're going to have to wait and see again whether those efforts can deescalate the situation and convince all sides that a long term solution is the way forward and certainly not another war stuff you know the potential flash points of course is the friday protests where we see hundreds if not thousands of people from goals and heading towards the security barrier with israel what are we expecting from tomorrow. well i've uncovered covered the last three and inside gaza the numbers are smaller than we saw in the very beginning so it's less than one percent of gaza's population that goes to that fence but it's keeping the pressure on israel one of the criteria of this cease fire is the end of those protests including what really was born out of these protests twenty weeks now laura is these incendiary kites and balloons that are being sent across the border they are far less but they do continue it is always

hello i'm not sure without you there live from doha also coming up the u.s. court orders chemical company monsanto to pay more than two hundred fifty million dollars to a man who says it's weed killer caused him cancer cameroon's government says it will investigate a video which appears to show extra judicial killings by the army. and flying into the face of the sun a spacecraft that's ready to brave temperatures of a thousand degrees celcius. president roger tie a better one is urging turks to sell their dollars and buy lira instead to prop up the currency which is fall into a record low u.s. president donald trump has added pressure to take his economy by doubling stale and element interests since the start of the year the turkish lira has lost thirty five percent of its value against the dollar most of that declines happened since president. really took office with huge expanded powers a month ago cinema early reports now from istanbul. turkey its president. addressed this large rally and have this massive for his citizens. if there is anyone who has dolla