the government recently east turkey street corona measures restaurants are open again and significantly more people are out and about even in high risk cities like istanbul a fast vaccination role of was supposed to make the reopening possible but it seems that's exactly where efforts are now faltering the government originally promised to vaccinate 60 percent of the population by may. now they say it's going to be autumn and she had them coral fin john j. from the turkish medical association things even that is too optimistic all the book on. the ministry of health has elected transparency since the beginning of the pandemic how many doses of the vaccine will turkey get and when the public is not properly informed about any of this but it is clear that if we continue at the current rate we will need up to one and a half years to vaccinate everyone. in the tin that it then of arab and her team have given the last vaccination for today the way back to their car is once again perilous. the doctors are responsible for 20 villages and as long as there are doses they won't run out of work an

the government recently east turkey street corona measures restaurants are open again and significantly more people are out and about even in high risk cities like istanbul a fast vaccination rollout was supposed to make the reopening possible but it seems that's exactly where efforts are now faltering the government originally promised to vaccinate 60 percent of the population by may. now they say it's going to be autumn and she had them poor often john j. from the turkish medical association things even that is too optimistic all the book on. the ministry of health has elected transparency since the beginning of the pandemic how many doses of the vaccine will turkey get and when the public is not properly informed about any of this but it is clear that if we continue at the current rate we will need up to one and a half years to vaccinate everyone. thought in the tin that it then of arab and her team have given the last vaccination for today the way back to their car is once again perilous. the doctors are responsible for 20 villages and as long as there are doses they won't run out o

the government recently east turkey strict carona measures restaurants are open again and significantly more people are out and about even in high risk cities like istanbul a fast vaccination rollout was supposed to make the reopening possible but it seems that's exactly where efforts are now faltering the government originally promised to vaccinate 60 percent of the population by may. now they say it's going to be autumn and have them coral from john j. from the turkish medical association things even that is too optimistic fog. the ministry of health has elected transparency since the beginning of the pandemic how many doses of the vaccine will turkey get and when the public is not properly informed about any of this but it is clear that if we continue at the current rate we will need up to one and a half years to vaccinate everyone. in the tin that it then of arab and her team have given the last vaccination for today the way back to their car is once again perilous. the doctors are responsible for 20 villages and as long as there are doses they won't run out of work any time soon. s

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the government recently east turkey strict carona measures restaurants are open again and significantly more people are out and about even in high risk cities like east on board a fast vaccination rollout was supposed to make the reopening possible but it seems that's exactly where efforts are now faltering the government originally promised to vaccinate 60 percent of the population by may. now they say it's going to be autumn and she had them coral finn john j. from the turkish medical association things even that is too optimistic. the ministry of health has elected transparency since the beginning of the pandemic how many doses of the vaccine will turkey get and when the public is not properly informed about any of this but it is clear that zain of arab and her team have given the last vaccination for today the way back to their car is once again perilous. the doctors are responsible for 20 villages and as long as there are doses they won't run out of work any time soon. well the day is almost gone but the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at the news or

the government recently east turkey street corona measures restaurants are open again and significantly more people are out and about even in high risk cities like east on board a fast vaccination rollout was supposed to make the reopening possible but it seems that's exactly where efforts are now faltering the government originally promised to vaccinate 60 percent of the population by may. now they say it's going to be autumn and she had them coral finn john jay from the turkish medical association things even that is too optimistic. the ministry of health has led to transparency since the beginning of the pandemic how many doses of the vaccine will turkey get and when the public is not properly informed about any of this but it is clear that if we continue at the current rate we will need up to one and a half years to vaccinate everyone. in the tin that it then of arab and her team have given the last vaccination for today the way back to their car is once again perilous. the doctors are responsible for 20 villages and as long as there are doses they won't run out of work any time soo

the government recently east turkey strict corona measures restaurants are open again and significantly more people are out and about even in high risk cities like istanbul a fast vaccination rollout was supposed to make the reopening possible but it seems that's exactly where efforts are now faltering the government originally promised to vaccinate 60 percent of the population by may. now they say it's going to be autumn and have them coral fin john j. from the turkish medical association things even that is too optimistic. the ministry of health has selected transparency since the beginning of the pandemic how many doses of the vaccine will turkey get and when the public is not properly informed about any of this but it is clear that if we continue at the current rate we will need up to one and a half years to vaccinate everyone. in the tin that it then of arab and her team have given the last vaccination for today the way back to their car is once again perilous. the doctors are responsible for 20 villages and as long as there are doses they won't run out of work any time soon. well

the government recently east turkey street corona measures restaurants are open again and significantly more people are out and about even in high risk cities like east on board a fast vaccination rollout was supposed to make the reopening possible but it seems that's exactly where efforts are now faltering the government originally promised to vaccinate 60 percent of the population by may. now they say it's going to be autumn and have them corps off in john j. from the turkish medical association things even that is too optimistic fog. the ministry of health has elected transparency since the beginning of the pandemic how many doses of the vaccine will turkey get and when the public is not properly informed about any of this but it is clear that if we continue at the current rate need up to one and a half years to vaccinate everyone. thought. in the tin that it then of arab and her team have given the last vaccination for today the way back to their car is once again perilous. the doctors are responsible for 20 villages and as long as there are doses they won't run out of work any time

in the near east, in turkey and iran, there was tension and trouble. the soviets seems to be seeking greater influence in that part of the world, and in the eastern mediterranean, where the soviets would seek to fill what they saw as a power vacuum. what were the russians up to? what were they doing? was there a plan? but there a blueprint? -- was there a blueprint? it dependent, in 1946 on who you asked. it was george cannon's long telegram, which you have been reading and will continually read and reread as you write essays on. it seemed to offer an expiration. -- an explanation, at a time or american policy was looking for a next the nation. -- an excellent nation. -- an explanation. it was at a timer american official policy was to cooperate with the soviets. the telegram made the argument that the soviet union was fundamentally not a normal state. with normal ambitions. that it was abnormal. he said soviet leaders were driven, and i love this phrase, a neurotic view of world affairs. a very powerful characterization. soviet leaders he said were pa

and in the near east and turkey and in iran, there was tension and trouble a difficulty there as well. the soviets seemed to be seeking greater influence in that part of the world in the veneer east. and in the eastern mediterranean where the british had once been so influential, but their power was shrinking and the united states feared the soviets would seek to fill what they perceived as a power gap or vacuum, okay. so what were the russians up to? what were they doing? was there a plan was there a blueprint were they following a very carefully thought out scheme? it depended in 1946 on who you asked. but it was george cannon's long telegram of february 1946, which you have been reading and will read continue continually read and reread as write your short essays on it. that seemed to offer. an explanation at a time when american policy was looking for an explanation of soviet behavior. it was written while canon as you know a second in command of the embassy in moscow it was at a time when american official policy was still to cooperate with the soviets and the telegram made the a

$32.00 as any should be itogi any united states and i think that's the reason why turkey is unfortunate that facing east concept sanctions not on the united states so he did remain 'd as an issue between turkey and the end states some members of nato mention that decision for turkey to procure is 400 spies or street in some serious security to make sure but this is very likely to be handled in turkey and united states so he when he made his proposed that the should perhaps mediate it be turkey and united states to resolve this sure. we have now that we have not to see any incursion steps forward from just from the 4 minute wait organization one of the other allegations as tank him of the man system of a down made was that turkey has been hiring is a mr mercenaries from the war on syria on a side of course backed by britain and the united states to fight in azerbaijan against armenia. in the not going to carry back conflict is that true you know the president macro has backed that accusation up here in the international press and i think it was also mention by the syrian opposition the ship or syrian opp

beyond that the winds are fairly quiet and the weather is fairly quiet throughout the middle east and most of turkey and iraq in the caucasus there's a change in northern turkey this bitter cold air coming out of europe that will spread snow across the snow and part of turkey and towards our media and georgia and the same time the wind comes slightly lighter and cold back up i think bringing the dust with it towards q 8 once again by the time we get to the end monday. then we'll jump through the whole of africa down to the south where it's significant weather once again the focus is most likely going to be in madagascar we have had significant rain in this northern part of madagascar actually the northwest for the lasts 3 days something like $200.00 millimeters now that is not unusual but a gasket we always produces flooding has done just the same this time but the trend is for that rain to become a little lighter is still there if you know it can be lighter if you follow back to the mainland than malawi and maybe d.l.c. bits of zambia will cease to write some so that a scattering of showers but an

turkey in a sense indispensable to the u.s. where it is you're graphically speaking in the hop of the middle east absolutely and where it is in relations to russia turkey has really tried to play both ends against each other flirting a little bit with u.s. and nato partners flirting with russia when it comes to arms deals remember turkey got punished and criticized for forgetting several 100 of russian air defense missiles when usually turkey wants to be in the umbrella of nato and would turn to the u.s. or nato partners for arms deals now looking towards russia its involvement in syria its involvement in libya so turkey is a very problematic case for the u.s. but we should also put it into some context this is not new there's been many issues with turkey over the years as a nato member as well as other nato members and also intra nato disagreements especially greece and turkey which have a long history of comp. and yet they're both partners. so this is a bouncing a lot as you pointed out there it's a rock and a hard place there are many rocks and many hard places right now with no u.s. and nato including turkey and looking beyond russ

beyond that the winds are fairly quiet and the weather is fairly quiet throughout the middle east and most of turkey and iran in the in the caucasus there's a change in old and he does get a cold air coming out to europe that will spread snow across the snow in politics and toward the media and georgia and the same time the winter comes slightly larger and cold back up i think being in the dust with it towards q 8 once again by the time we get to the end of monday. then we'll jump through the whole of africa down to the south where it's significant weather once again the focus is most likely going to be in madagascar we have had significant rain in this northern part of madagascar tickly the northwest for the last 3 days something like $200.00 millimeters now that is not unusual but it cascaded always produces flooding has done just the same this time but the trend is for that rain to become a little lighter is still there you know can be lighter if you follow back to the mainland than malawi and maybe dia see bits of zambia will see some rain some so that the a scattering of showers but an awful lo

east after the u.n. recognize government receives support from turkey in june 2020 but not before shelling residential neighborhoods hospitals and migrant centers the attacks have led to accusations of war crimes. after government forces we took western libya reports of mass graves rumors in the city of 2 who know where have to this military command center was base according to officials at least 139 bodies have been recovered so for the families of those killed want justice and those responsible to be held accountable before any reconciliation process can begin but for m.p.'s and certain ones a vote is a new beginning the parliament convened for this is story for the sake of reuniting libya and giving confidence to the government that we see a glimmer of hype and an end to the institutional division. this is an important lesson that the libyans have been waiting for in order to unify the country after there are no longer 2 governments in libya international support for libya's new unified government has been pouring in but the road ahead is filled with many challenges according to the u.n. support mission here the

clean east now that at least some of that cold is still there from poland east was on monday and is heading down towards turkey so not everyone will benefit from what is a clear rise in temperature a good part of the european plain and british isles will see temperatures rising above the average considerably yet may not last is a nice burst at least the forecast from london shows it 17 up to 21 the wind lies all the time in the sun in the sky and eventually yes it will push push across to poland was source code will be replaced by warsaw warms up to about 18 degrees the obvious 10 so we are exceeding the averages well to say won't last but we'll just enjoy it while it's there and it didn't hurt that the cold that's in eastern europe we pushed on across the black sea and once again turkey in past at least we'll see temperatures drop a bit below where you might like them and that strong wind that comes down in through the gene to the east and south of the med will carry on blowing through egypt and pick up the sand in chad and the. frank assessments the world is on a. brink of a catastrophic moral failure is tha

that there's a hint of a subtle change and the cold that came across just further east which is bringing the temps down turkey to 10 that also isn't going to be an honked if anything the sunshine will get to work and temperatures will rise that's true in beijing as well there's not much breeze so don't expect the quality to improve much but the temperature will rise about 15 but i'm a get to tuesday and here on monday is the reason for that change the is coming up from the south and temperatures generally speaking are rising with some cloud and little bit of rain coming with it's around central and southern china there is a gap in any potential rain just a scattering of showers maybe in the philippines the heavy rain for the south in malaysia more especially in indonesia which is still rainy season after all and there are showers up in the foothills of the himalayas normally pakistan well we're down towards in the poll enough maybe to come down to new delhi in fact the forecast for sunday is a shower one possibly sundry then back to quiet and misty weather by the time we get to monday. class. welcome to doha

if turkey's loses shot, the east oakland native gift to keep on marching in the dancing.he's had a great career so far as just a sophomore. so you know, my sister with michigan. so i pull for them to carry ago. so is really just michigan and sarah keys and san diego state all right, says it's a tough choice for being cold, lot of directions and we'll get into your pick is to win it all. but first. >> obviously the madness has begun. today was selection sunday. so let's take a look at some of the seedings and matchups. first, let's start with the number one seeds in the tournament. here we go. first overall is the bulldogs out of the west coast conference. obviously we all know them. >> they are undefeated at 26 heading into the tournament. and next, the 22 2 baylor bears out of the big 12 and the illinois fighting a line i who are 23 6 and fresh off a big 10 tournament title. i'm pulling for the align. i being from illinois. finally the 24 michigan wolverines also out of the big 10. so a lot of talent coming out of the big west this year. the big 10. i mean, really compet

operational so it's not only the past they are still operating in the north east of syria and they are supported by nato member turkey as well that complicates matters a considerably it's been 10 years since the syrian revolution we were talking just before we came on air minutes shocking just to think of all the things that has transpired since the arab spring. in terms of you know is there anything left from that pro-democracy movement that was so vibrant at the start of the arab spring in syria. there is something left and that is in a way hope despite of the brutal war despite of hundreds of thousands of victims despite all fall. millions of refugees not to one of the syrians we have been talking to over the last weeks said it was a failure or it was a mistake to start the revolution so they've still hope that there will be one day this democratic and. peaceful syria they have been fighting for even if it's in some years or even decades in the country of course severely broken out all right thank you so very much bigger for your insights. and as you heard g.w. is continuing to investigate the disappearance of rez

something of a circulation trying to fall when the aegean that's rain moving through turkey and it will be snow for the east and into the caucasus but beyond that it's just gone quiet for a while not so to the south of this with temperatures now dropping in port elizabeth as the wind turns around from that northerly of the interior to a southerly we're developing significant showers over a good part of that western half of south africa they might even work its way up into namibia as well but but swan looks fairly dry most to zimbabwe if you go further north that is where the seasonal rain is and even that is becoming lighter over the next couple of days but this looks significant if you see orange tops in the forecast that suggests the cloud is deep in the rain will be heavy so it's moving through the eastern cape moving up to other parts of south africa to be honest which leaves mozambique wondering where the rain has gone well the season is almost over it's in your north it's in malawi and it's in zambia but not many other places. but. all $100000000.00 going to be embedded in such a small thing to everyo

we've also had china's foreign minister won a trip to middle the middle east this week to visit countries such as saudi arabia turkey iran and the u.a.e. so china is also reacting by forming in a sense its or in block to counter what it sees as a westen bloc really starting to target and impinge on its own rights and sovereignty as they age and sees that the right to continue your life for us there from beijing katrina thank you. well the e.u. is also imposing sanctions on officials in miramar it's the block's 1st significant action yet against the joint since last month's military coup the u.s. has also announced additional measures to punish the generals for their violent crackdown on protesters from paris is a touch of battle. hundreds of people protested in the coastal city of die away in myanmar as demonstrations continued in parts of the country against the fabric and the giant is increasingly brutal crackdown the demonstrations came as the e.u. foreign ministers in proselyte announced sanctions on 11 military officials in myanmar linked to the coup and ongoing violence in the country among them didn't a leade

operational so it's not only the past they are still operating in the north east of syria and they are supported by nato. member turkey well that complicates matters a considerably it's been 10 years since the syrian revolution we were talking just iraq before we came on air a minute shocking just to think of all the things that has transpired since the arab spring. in terms of you know is there anything left from that pro-democracy movement that was so vibrant at the start of the arab spring in syria there is something left and that is in a way hope despite of the brutal war despite of hundreds of thousands of victims despite all fold. millions of refugees not to one of the syrians we have been talking to over the last weeks said it was a failure or it was a mistake to start the revolution so they've still hope that there will be one day this democratic and. peaceful syria they have been fighting for even if it's in some years or even decades in the country of course severely broken out all right thank you so very much bigger for your insights and your reporting and as you just heard a deal is continuing to investiga

to act towards or keep but the security issues in the middle east to name some some countries like the iran conflict here the nato member turkey is much more important than the turkey as the e.u. member from that u.s. perspective yesterday the secretary of state mr blinken just clearly did mention turkey is a very important part no nato part but he's talked about security and not about the tensions between the e.u. and turkey itself ok aired on the auction that thank you so much economist at the university of applied sciences in constance thank you. and now to some of the other global business stories making news. china says it will impose anti-dumping measures on some australian wine imports from national 28 beijing plans tariffs on the targeted one projects for the next 5 years the decision paves the way the way for a potential dispute between australia and china of the world trade organization. chinese air fares are recovering with ticket prices up 11 percent for trips and booked for the labor day holiday in early may there are signs the united states is following a similar trajectory europe however is bracing for a 2nd to

blood glitter seed has been targeting the turkey pipe percent muslim but equally east bengal origin muslim population which has primarily not been group presented by the political party all india united democratic front now busy white it has been trying to win disillusioned by constantly talking about its developmental attribute mance that it has been partially since it came to power in 2016 s. and crudest it would have been 16 assembly elections they have been passing number of benefits year is in the us including giving school kids today are you know coal is going girlz but at the same time they have almost been critiquing really easy just pull our i just been devil it is more to national its original but at the same time it is all a short very relieved yes in that shop in west bengal. sure if you look at the political it all street is is or literally street is it mr tears it is it has been bought regional national ever less religious in the sense that it has been constantly focusing on big citizen save act and cities and see amendment at not citizenship amendment at has been very very s

and that's rain moving through turkey and it will be snow for the east and into the caucasus but beyond that is just gone quiet for a while not so to the south of this with temperatures now dropping in port elizabeth as the when turned around from the northerly of the interior to a southerly we are developing significant showers over a good part of that western half of south africa they might even work its way up into namibia as well but but swan looks fairly dry most to zimbabwe if you go further north that is where the seasonal rain is and even that is becoming lighter over the next couple of days but this looks significant if you see orange tops in the forecast that suggests the cloud is deep in the rain will be heavy so it's moving through the eastern cape moving up to other parts of south africa to be honest which leaves mozambique wondering where the rain has gone well the season is almost over it's in your north it's in malawi and it's in zambia but not many other places. of. the leader of man mars government in hiding vows a revolution against the military protesters are met wit

and russia his forces later retreated towards the east after the un recognized government receives support from turkey and june 2020 but not before shelling residential neighborhoods hospitals and migrant centers the attacks have led to accusations of war crimes. after government forces really took western libya reports of mass graves murders in the city of 2 who know or have to this military command center was base according to officials at least 139 bodies have been recovered so for the families of those killed want justice and those responsible to be held accountable before any reconciliation process can begin but for m.p.'s and served once a vote is a new beginning the parliament convenes for this is story for the sake of reuniting libya and giving confidence to the government that we see a glimmer of hope and an end to the institutional division. this is an important lesson that the libyans in waiting for in order to unify the country after there are no longer 2 governments in libya international support for libya's new unified government has been pouring in but the road ahead is filled with many

clean east now that at least some of that cold is still there from poland east was on monday and is heading down towards turkey so not everyone will benefit from what is a clear rise in temperature a good part of the european plain and british isles will see temperatures rising above the average considerably yet may not last is a nice burst at least the forecast for london shows it 17 up to 21 the wind lies all the time in the sun in the sky and eventually yes it will push push across to poland was source code will be replaced by warsaw warms up to about 18 degrees 10 so we are exceeding the averages well to say won't last but we'll just enjoy it while it's there and it didn't hurt that the cold that's in eastern europe we pushed on across the black sea and once again to see in possibly east will see temperatures drop a bit below where you might like them and that strong when that comes down through the g. and to the eastern side of the med will carry on blowing through egypt and pick up the sand in chad and. discover a world of difference in determination i mean something you down. when we need we are moving.

towards the levant wintry mix there into central and eastern parts of turkey as we go on through choose day just pushing a little further east which as we go on into wednesday to the south of that there we go we warming up southerly winds picking temperatures up here in doha to around 30 degrees celsius so some more pleasant spring was coming through lousy dry then as one would expect and it's largely dry to across the whole of africa although we also want to see showers just coming into were central areas of somalia as we go on through chiz day chance of wanted to showers just cropping up into southern parts of ethiopia where the weather will be across the democratic republic of the congo easing across into the gulf of guinea more heavy rain coming in here from time to time and we got some heavy rain so you into central parts of south africa some wetter weather just pushing through here not seeing a little further ace was joining up with some wet weather we have across northern parts of namibia into angola and heavy showers too from madagascar. join africa's largest trade and investment and rwanda into african trade to give

toowoomba told we've had race sleet and snow across a good parts of turkey and that's a wintry mix that will continue to drive this way further east which as we go through sas day around the caucasus you could see some snow there coming into georgia maybe into armenia possibilities rain sleet and snow to into afghanistan took many stand pushing up towards as but stan as well down across southern parts of the finnish overstays fine enjoy them 32 celsius in doha as you go on into the weekend not too bad a told a not too bad too across central parts of africa we have got the usual showers now just around the equator but today's off the economics of course the point when the sun crosses the equator so you'd expect to see the showers across this area and they are there bang on time so looking good here the showers extend up towards the gulf of guinea right the way across to northern parts of the mozambique channel not too bad into south africa at the moment though some showers just sketching with the southern cape making the way further east. qatar airways. afghans with ties to international organizations. this rate has never been grea

united states actually cooperate in the east the great east and even a reappearance so isis happens i think there will be a little coordination be turkey and the united states is that there is a danger there and there i think the isis is also coming back in bases they are out as well so this is going to be a mean i gem by a report by the station men present by them when you as you're putting the foreign policy. is visit the state department even battle the out the middle east so yes they're waiting for a grad that it's easy to meet or mouse but he's right that this should he has said already made the phone conversations prime minister netanyahu then prime minister as any of that act and i think if he has either already spoken poems about. 'd it can someone also get it yeah and then there probably he will also call either a fact that is not at the find or it well to create the middle east studies that you heard from the by the no mistakes or so the massive thank you had to fit in is going on the guy who back on wednesday with yemeni nobel laureate teleco on the future. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's cr

actually the operating in the east or your great east and 'd even every appearance on isis happens i think they will be equal coordination between turkey and the united states is that there is a danger there and there i think it isis is also coming back in bases they are out as well so this is going to be a mean agent that i am for by the station men present by them when you as you heard of the foreign policy. his visit at the state department even then told them about the middle east so we estimate in 4 to grant me this that it's to meet pronounced by the by that decision he has there already made that phone number see. i mean is that then i mean this as any of that act and i think he has i have a little bit spoken about. someone also get it yeah and then there are probably. other. facts that is not it. or well. middle east studies that you heard from but by the mistakes you saw our ambassador thank you that's if it is going underground we'll be back on wednesday with yemeni nobel laureate telescope on the future. they are tactics that can be used to get innocent people to confess to crimes they didn't commit i don't even think people

actually cooperate in the east or you're free to east and 'd even if he appears so isis happens i think there will be equal coordination between turkey and the united states is that there is a danger there and there i think the isis is also coming back in bases they are out as well so this is going to be a mean agent that i can afford to buy that station men present by them when you as you've heard of the foreign policy. his visit at the state department even that told them about the middle east so we estimate in 4 to grant me this that it seems to me pronounced by the by that decision. to be made in a phone number see. prime minister netanyahu then prime minister as the meat of that act and i think he has either already spoken or. someone also got it yeah and then there probably even was a whole other. fact that is not fighting or well. middle east studies that you heard from but by the mistakes you saw the massive thank you that's everything is going on the ground will be back on wednesday with yemeni nobel laureate teleco coming through the. mobile phone what else seems wrong. why don't we all just don't call. me old yet to see ho

towards the levant wintry mix there into central and eastern parts of turkey as we go on through choose day just pushing a little further east was as we go on into wednesday to the south of that there we go we warming up southerly winds picking temperatures up here in doha to around 30 degrees celsius so some more pleasant spring was coming through lousy dry then as one would expect and it's largely dry to across the whole of africa although we also want to see showers just coming into was central areas of somalia as we go on through chiz day chance of wanted to showers just cropping up into southern parts of ethiopia where the weather will be across the democratic republic of the congo easing across into the gulf of guinea more heavy rain coming in here from time to time and we got some heavy rain so you into central parts of south africa some wetter weather just pushing through here not seeing a little ace was joining up with some wet weather we have crossed. more the pulse of namibia into angola and fish i was to the madagascar. for what $300000000.00 cornish your members in such a small place where everyone knows everyon

turkey. off origins in astray or have declared a natural disaster as tarantula rains continue to pummel the east coast of the country the downpour is causing some of the worst flooding in decades people were evacuated from near sydney as more than 30 centimeters of rain fell on the area in just over a day emergency services are warning of a life threatening situation. skloot stone the manning river in new south wales. much of the state has been affected by dangerous flash flooding it's causing widespread damage and discrediting lives american sea services have appealed to people not to drive through the flood waters it's not worth. the risk you creating significant risk to yourself or your families and also to the rescuers who need to come and. record reams of most of the state some areas have reported the worst flooding in half a century and the dying poor is are showing no signs of abating. we're just inundated at the moment. and the water still rising demographic of course you know you know. here this is the worst i've seen it last year just after christmas it was pretty bad as well but not t

turkey next month. heavy rainfall as opposed to ease across australia's east coast but floodwaters will linger for dayspeople in the state are nervously waiting for potential orders to evacuate. and israelis are voting in the country's fourth parliamentary election in two years. exit polls indicate there is no clear winner tonight leaving prime minister benjamin netanyahu's feet uncertain and signaling continued political deadlock there. benjamin netanyahu is on trial for multiple corruption charges, a case he dismisses as a witch hunt. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we will be right back. keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo michael: this is the story of two brothers. david: my grandfather, pinchas. michael: my great-great- grandfather, rachmaiel. gigi: pinky and rocky. simi: there was an uprising in poland. david: and th

for complying with turkey's export procedure was to slug. the brakes a. bit on the east. coast to the alba claimed that his plan would have the equipment delivered to walk. more quickly how long would it take to get the answers . for this i find it absolutely unacceptable that there are people willing to sell to 2 countries where the human rights violations are obvious south sudan could be on the brink of a massive violence. this sort of violence in violation of the law this is absolutely but it dangerous and it becomes with ones of mass destruction i do believe that every individual no matter who their employer is should really look themselves in the mirror and wonder what am i doing these are the things that states that want to get ahead in their security capabilities that pay big money for these are nuclear weapons of the 21st century. we approached bt with our evidence they failed to provide a response. we also asked area about the behavior of their staff and whether they represented the ethics of the company area works with the relevant governments to ensure the prop

ambassador to iraq and turkey and the chair at the middle east program at the wilson center, james jeffreymer representative for syrian engagement. thank you for being here today. i want to begin with what happened in alaska because both sides got off to a rocky start with the delegations not even able to get through a photo op before they both started flexing, essentially. the chinese diplomate essentially criticizing the u.s. saying you have your own domestic problems. he said quote, let me say here in front of the chinese side, the united states does not have the qualification to say that it wants to speak to china from a position of strength. and here is u.s. secretary of state antony blinken. >> we certainly know and knew going in that there are a number of areas where we are fundamentally at odds. it's no surprise that when we raised those issues, clearly and directly, we got a defensive response. alicia: ambassador, clearly some of this was just performative. where can both sides go from here? >> first of all, thanks for having me on. as blinken said we have a mixed repertoire with

weather being snow again for the northern part of turkey and the caucasus beyond that it's back to sunshine for the most part through most of north africa even east africa but we are picking up the sun going north and taking the rain with it and had often produces soccer in this town here we're not going to get one this time the hint of a circulation to the east of madagascar and this is the area where there has been significant rain that has been flooding in the northwest of madagascar the forecast to saturday with these orange top showers even still showing up in madagascar which suggests some more and that's true just across the stretch of water as well into long way maybe harare if you are south of that you're probably enjoying some late summer warms and very few showers. destruction and despair a group of friends resist. rescuing books from the rubble they build a refuge for freedom and democracy. a secret library of hope from which they endeavor to rewrite their story and that of their country. to witness. a library and a bombs on al-jazeera. with al jazeera and these are the top stories this hour and protesters again define a military crac