time for a look at the global forecast and everton is here and you are keeping a close eye on africa.interest weather in africa and showers on central parts and rather lively weather making its way across southern and northern and 58 meters around the northern cape and large area of clouds out of mangola into south africa itself and generally moving south and making its way further east and you can see how the wetter weather will gradually continue to go through the east as we go through the next couple of days so for remainder of monday there is wet weather and some heavy bursts as well and slide further east as we go on tuesday and clears into the wetter states and plenty of showers there in place into s zimbobwai and central africa where we will see the most widespread of showers and 170 millimeters of rain in 24 hours and the wet weather staying in place on cameroon and pushing up to southern nigeria and the wet weather will go further east and across a good part of africa and to the north heavy rain in the far northwest with possibility of some flooding. >> everton, thank you, we

could become a reality if president obama follows through on his promised immigration reforms >>> everton fox is here to talk weather. sunday morning it is in europe, what can they expect? >> well for italy we see heavy rain. it is nasty, we have fine and dry weather. the central parts and northern parts of the italy, it's been horrendous recently, this is the third time we have seen flooding rains effecting italy. see the massive cloud. that brought the moist warm air across the region, and we are seeing 155mm of rain in northern italy in the space of 24 hours. we expect more of the warm mast air to filter through. take a look at the conditions that people have been battering, struggling to cope with here, actually. look at that horrendous weather coming down here. not only have we been looking at 100mm of rain, we have had 500mm in the month of november alone, in an area that normally sees something like 200mm of rain. the warm moist air filters in across northern parts of italy. storms continue to bang away here. more storms coming into western europe. notice around the peninsula, push

. >>> let's take a check on the weather now with everton and you've got news on flooding in north africa that is right, we seen heavy rain making its way from the atlantic effecting western europe and looking at the satellite long line of clouds and flooding in morocco and likely over northern algeria over the next couple of days and going eastward and more rainfall over the next couple of days and algeria is wet and goes a fairway south and another system to go across spain and portugal and tuesday and northern morocco more rain and exacerbate the flooding through the course of the weekend. and hopefully drying in northern parts of tunesia and to the south of that fine and dry. and the dry goes across is an saraha and heavy downpours will stretch across central africa through the next couple of days and pulling that moisture right out of the tropics, pushing right down through a good part of southern africa and could see flooding in south africa over the next couple days. >> everton thank you and still to come on al jazeera, families wait for justice after south korea's ferry disaster t

time for the weather, and everton is here. starting with north africa. and blooding in morocco. >> it's been wet in the last couple of weeks. the western side, the same area, spilling out of the liberian peninsula. right the way down into parts of morocco. 53mm of rain over the last couple of days. average for the month of november. that's been 2.5 times the monthly average. hence the flooding that they have seen here. it's a swirl of clued. it's an area of low pressure drifting in. further spells of heavy rain over the next couple of days, making its way northwards and eastward. central morocco sees the heaviest of the rain, pushing to the western side of the algeria. wet across the west of algeria. there'll be further flooding over the next couple of days. by monday they'll make their way into algiers. we wouldn't be surprised to get flooding here. central parts into the gulf of guinea staying unsettled. we'll have wet weather coming in here over the next couple of days, particularly on sunday on the eastern side of south africa. >> thank you for that.

. >> a check on the world weather with everton on the al jazeera newshour. tell us about the storms that have been taking place. >> we have seen rough weather. big massive cloud. as you can see, it's in the process of pulling across greece, edging towards the eastern side. into turkey. things will quieten down for central areas, but for a time, you can see we have a fair amount. this is the offending area bringing the heavy rain and the violent storms across the region. sicily saw most of this. damaging winds, gusting as high as 100km per hour. and driving rain. you can see the damage resulting because of that system. it's paying its way across greece, pushing into the western site. coming in for a time. here comes the next batch of violent stormy weather coming through. up into the north sea, running into france, heavy showers and wet weather to the western side. look at the temperatures. pretty disappointing for madrid and paris. it's unsettled with the weather. monday sees the next area of rain pushing into the u.k., into the peninsula. pushing across the

southern parts of india and sri lanka, with the possibility of flooding later on >>> thank you so much evertonstill ahead on the newshour - a trickle of results from namibia's election an electronic voting system peens a peedier -- means a speedier outcome. >>> we explore why birth rates in the gaza strip is high >>> rory mcilroy has a rough day at the office. raul has the details later in the newshour. stay with us - back after this short >>> welcome back, you are watching the al jazeera newshour. former egyptian president mubarak has been cleared of all charges after his latest trial. he'd been accused of conspiring to kill protesters, and was facing charges of corruption. >> pope francis is in istanbul on the second leg of his 3-day visit to turkey. the pontiff was welcomed by phyllome the 1st and he toured the mosque in istanbul >>> nigeria's president vowed that the mosque will be brought to justice. more than 100 were killed as they prayed in the main mosque. let's get more on the verdicts in egypt. and the court is deciding to throw out charges against former president hosni mubarak. jo

everton >>> in india, an investigation into the deaths of two teenage girls believed to have been raped and hanged by their attackers found they committed suicide. the girls were found dead in may. hanging from a tree outside the home. at the time police said the girls were gang raped and murdered. a new report says the police investigation was wrong. five men were arrested in connection with the deaths, but fried on bail. >> the girls' deaths happened at a time when the spotlight as won india. the gang rape and murder sparked protests across the country. it's estimated na two women are raped in india every minute. joining us live from new delhi is a woman from the all women's progressive association. thank you for being with us. what is your rehabilitation to the new report that the two girls committed suicide. is this a credible report? >> i think that there are many reasons why this and reports like this tended to carry less credibility. i'm not saying that only one conclusion would have been accessible. i'm not trying to say it was necessarily rape and murder. i'm staying that the p

bags outside their homes as the flood waters continue to rise and let's check on the weather and evertonreak in the weather for argentina? >> something of a dry spot coming and looks better over the next couple days and look at the rainfall we are talking about, 132 millimeters of rain coming down in only 24 hours, hence that dire situation that we have seen in buenes-areas. and bright skies coming behind and bright white cloud are at the highest with the thunder head and moving to the south atlantic and better weather certainly on the cards here. we have also seen some flooding on the other side of the continent, this is peru and north of lima and 300 kilometers north of lima and people evacuated from the homes, 200 people evacuated from homes here and mud slides. in the case of peru we will see the showers and rain persisting and heavy downpours continuing from the western side of amazon and pushing further west. as we go into the next day the rainfall may intensify and we have dry weather from south palo where there has been a drought and you can see through the weather day and going

snow and at least eight deaths were blamed on the storm, let's get an update on the weather with everton snow turning into rain and that's not good news either. >> no it's not it's a nightmare scenario and looking at horrible conditions and going from digging out to mopping up and look at the satellite picture and you will see why and it's not bad at the moment and fair weather clouds in the lakes and pushing up to maritime and making its way further eastward and high pressure and things are fine and quiet now and crisp sunshine at the moment, with high pressure in the northern hemisphere they travel in that direction and a warm front and look at the temperatures for friday and around the lake and chicago and zero and southern new york and d.c. 3 and toronto minus 3 and here comes the big change and we start to pick up the southwest or southeasterly wind and a jump in temperatures chicago 79 and new york 6 and 5 degrees for toronto so the fall setting in as we go in the first half of the weekend. look at the second half of the weekend, 11 degrees celcius in new york and warm to cause a r

to cities in the emerging labor movement, a more coherent labor movement, and minority groups like everton americans, democrats from the north are more responsive to the kind of little demands that someone like randolph began to make in the 1930's and 1940's. understanding how limited political leverage could be best applied to greatest effect was a really important thing. randolph understands before anyone else that in those circumstances, african-americans had the best chance of affecting public policy by pressuring the executive branch, not the legislative branch. this becomes the model that we see going forward. king certainly has relationships with various members of congress. but the most celebrated political relationship that king has with the kennedy brothers. the executive branch, whether it is the president or the attorney general. this becomes an important model for civil rights activism moving forward. from randolph in the 40's and onward. thirdly, randolph understands better than anyone else that the notion of social justice, of genuine social justice, isn't something tied nec